Leshchenko denied Russia's lie about pressure on Medvedchuk/Vladimir Zelensky's telegrams

Sergei Leshchenko spoke about Russia's reaction to Viktor Medvedchuk's appeal to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian President Vladimir Putin. In it, he asked to be exchanged for the defenders and residents of Mariupol.

Sergey Leshchenko said that Russian propagandists immediately got fake articles.

For example, they claim that “The Ukrainian Gestapo forced Medvedchuk to record an appeal to Putin with a call to exchange him for the release of the Nazis and foreign mercenaries surrounded in Mariupol.”

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“It's a lie that Medvedchuk made his statement for 25 years we have been watching Medvedchuk in politics, his facial expressions, his behavior patterns, and nothing indicates that this statement was made under duress,” Sergey Leshchenko explained.

He also commented on the information about “foreign mercenaries”, allegedly in the cellars of Azovstal. According to him, this is also a lie. After all, there are Ukrainian defenders there, who have been defending the city from the occupying state for more than a month and a half.

“Medvedchuk's appeal had just appeared with a request to exchange him, as instantly Russian state propagandists turned on a mirror message,” Leshchenko said.

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He cited as an example an article about the British being held captive by the Russians and their henchmen. They are reportedly asking Boris Johnson to trade them for Medvedchuk. “That is, not the defenders of Mariupol against Medvedchuk, but 2 British against Medvedchuk,” Leshchenko summed up.