Adviser to the chief of the president’s office Mykhailo Podoliak proposed to organize large exhibitions in the squares of European capitals (Berlin, Paris, Madrid, Rome, Warsaw, Vienna, London, etc.) called for example "Bucha Massacre".
In his Telegram, Podoliak stressed that "russia must become, to put it mildly, an official exile for European countries – because of its propensity for the most brutal and inhumane ways of mass murder of citizens of other countries."
The adviser to the chief of the president’s office noted that this requires the launch of two processes that could strongly influence European public opinion and show the real face of russia.
"First: to organize the widest possible international investigation team to investigate the mass war crimes of russian servicemen. Not only in the Kyiv region. To raise specific suspicions in international jurisdictions for thousands of russian citizens," Mykhailo Podoliak wrote.
Another process, according to the adviser to the chief of the OPU, is exhibitions in European capitals dedicated to the crimes of the russian federation in Ukraine.
"Photos of killed, torn, burned people in all anatomical details, videos of large-scale destruction of peaceful cities, eyewitness and survivors’ stories," Podoliak added.
He noted that "this is the only way to make russia a world monster for a long time (forever)".
"Otherwise, we will never get rid of the russian shadow lobby in Europe's business and political elites, which has recently calmed down a bit, but continues to actively block important anti-russian initiatives in the shadow regime," Mykhailo Podoliak said.
Today the UN General Assembly expelled russia from the Human Rights Council. The reason for the resolution was gross human rights violations in the town of Bucha in the Kyiv region.