People in Donetsk threaten the Kremlin with a popular uprising - Putin has been warned

The leader of the so-called " Donetsk People's Republic" "miners' union", collaborator Alexander Vaskovsky, warned the Putin regime that anger is growing in the occupied territories. He predicts mass riots. The traitor of Ukraine told about this in an interview with Z-blogger Pavel Ivanov. The footage is available on the Telegram channel "Ukraine 365". Vaskovsky gave a fiery speech about how Donbass was on the brink of a social explosion. He emphasized that in the event of riots, Russia's security agencies would be unable to do anything and would be swept away by a wave of popular anger.
" What we hear in such internal conversations. The people are driven to it. When a critical mass of people, participants of the "SVO", with combat experience, accumulates, all their anger and fury will be multiplied by our organizational abilities and technologies, then, I am afraid, neither the prosecutor's office nor the special services simply have the ability to control this matter... Do not drive people to it, because we will not be able to control it ," Vaskovsky urged. He claims to have tried several times to reach out to Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, warning him of the problem. It is noteworthy that propagandist Ivanov was very upset by Vaskovsky's frank statements. He warned him that such words could lead to very big problems for the collaborator. " You should throw around such words less often, otherwise you will be accused of all sorts of extremism ," said the Z-blogger.
Russia has tortured and arbitrarily detained people in occupied Ukraine, creating a “climate of fear” and suppressing Ukrainian identity. Russia had tried to suppress Ukrainian identity among children, replacing the curriculum in schools with a Russian one which sought to “justify” Moscow’s invasion. UN high commissioner for human rights Volker Türk said in a release linked to the report, that “the actions of the Russian Federation” had resulted in “profound and long-lasting consequences for Ukrainian society as a whole”.