On the eve of Victory Day Kremlin TV broadcasts patriotic courage, removing false stories about Russia's pseudo-mobility in World War II.

As an example of such propaganda, journalist Alexander Tverskoy published in Facebook a survey shot by one of the Russian media.

"Victory Day is a joyful and sad holiday for me. My grandfather is a veteran. He is 86 years old and he participated in the Kursk Bulge. But a little sad, because people are leaving us, "- said the girl.

According to Tverskoi, in this way, RosTTV tries to convince viewers that the largest tank battle involved a child.

"Here is her grandfather 86 years old.

He was born in 1931. The Kursk arc, in which he "participated" happened in 1943. 12-year-old child participated in the largest tank battle, of course, we believe, "- concluded the journalist.

Another failure of Russian propaganda has not ignored social network users.

As reported by the "Observer", the day before in Russia, a scandal broke out over "fascist" haircuts for children.

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