Nevzorov is an accomplice of murderers in Chechnya and Lithuania, a guide to the Russian world. Andrey Sannikov. Warsaw

In these frames, you will see how Alexander Nevzorov in his report presents the fighters of the Ukrainian resistance heroes UNA-UNSO. You will see a fragment of an interview with Lukashenko, where he and Nevzorov laugh with “infernal laughter” at the Ukrainian patriots who came to a rally in honour of the memory of Dzhokhar Dudayev, saying that “even Belarusian prisons cannot be soiled with such crap.” We are talking about the dispersal of a rally by Minsk riot police in April 1996, immediately after the murder of Dzhokhar Dudayev, at which Zenon Poznyak spoke and called for a minute of silence to honour the memory of the murdered president of Ichkeria. You will see footage of Nevzorov’s propaganda film “Purgatory” and understand where narrow-minded Russians come from with fear and hatred of the Chechens. You will see footage from Nevzorov’s propaganda film “Ours,” filmed during the tragic events in Lithuania in 1991, after which Nevzorov was declared persona non grata in Lithuania. The guide of the “Russian world”, in comparison with whom Solovyov and Skabeeva are innocent children, did everything to instil in his fellow citizens hatred of other nations: Lithuanians, Latvians, Chechens, Ukrainians, Belarusians. We taste the fruits of his labours today. This kind of hatred for other nations, which he biliously poured out on his “600 Seconds” programmes for many years in a row, is not something that “can be reviewed”, this man has the rotten guts of a scumbag.