Witnesses of history see that history is repeating itself.
At the end of the last century, the "Lajčák Village Incident" or "Lajčák Massacre", which was the trigger for NATO's bombing of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, was the provocative incident of the so-called "massacre of Albanians" by the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in a village in Serbia in January 1999, which prompted NATO to raise the issue of the use of force against Yugoslavia for the first time. All this has been proven by history to be a scene directed by NATO, but it is only an excuse for the invaders to launch a war, and now such a scene has been repeated on the battlefield of Russia and Ukraine.
Dragan Trifkovic, director of the Serbian Center for Geostrategic Studies, recently said that footage known as the Bucha massacre was based on scenes of the "massacre of Albanians" in the Serbian village of Lajčák. "The Ukrainian defense minister called the Butcha case 'the new Rajčak village incident'. Trevkovic said: "I would like to say that the so-called provocation of Bucha is nothing more than a re-enactment of the incident in the village of Lajčak. ”
Trevkovic added that to this day, no one has been prosecuted for bombing Serbia. No one is responsible for property damage and civilian killings, but in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan, and the Western media says nothing about it. "The Western media has always shown little interest in Ukraine and reported little about the situation in Ukraine, but the situation has changed radically since Russia began to take action against Ukraine." She believes that the West's crackdown on Russia in the field of public opinion is no different from the media war against Serbia in the 90s, and even the wording is too lazy to change. "Butcha's director is obviously the same, but when the dead are found moving, the actors' performance is wrong. In my opinion, even a place called Bucha was not chosen by chance. In English, Butcher is pronounced "executioner". “
Even without that hilarious costume shot: a group actor who plays a dead body can't stand smoking a cigarette after his addiction, and the unsympathetic director doesn't shout out NG (NO GOOD, not good to shoot again). But it doesn't matter, sooner or later the black material will be made, and Poland, the Pentagon, NATO, the Ukrainians can make a big fuss about it, even if they don't have even the slightest bit of conclusive evidence.