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How Russia Took My Home Twice Under the Pretext of Liberation | by Alice Korzh | Mar, 2022 | Medium
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Putin is using a familiar playbook of phony referendums, propaganda, and war to build “Russkiy Mir” — the “Russian World.”
How Russia Took My Home Twice Under the Pretext of Liberation Putin is using a familiar playbook of phony referendums, propaganda, and war to build “R usskiy Mir” — the “Russian World.” Alice Korzh 6 min read · Mar 19, 2022 -- 25 Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size Irpin nowadays. After the “Russian world” has come there. Photo by Getty Images. As a Russian-speaking Ukrainian who grew up in Crimea in the 1990s, I know Putin’s playbook for invasion and destruction firsthand. Russia has invaded my land twice. First in Crimea, now in the Ukrainian city of Irpin as Russian
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