In Ukraine, a blogger was suspected, who came up with the phrase "polite people"

In Ukraine, they announced suspicion to the propagandist Boris Ruzhin, who invented the phrase "polite people." This was announced by the press center of the Security Service of Ukraine.

The SBU believes that Rozhin is one of the Kremlin’s key rubers and publicly supports the full -scale war of Russia against Ukraine.

Rozhin called "polite people" Russian occupation groups that captured Crimea in 2014. And now, they say in the Ukrainian special services, he calls for the complete destruction of Kharkov’s civilian infrastructure and advocates the extension of massive missile and bomb attacks in the city.

"It has been established that Rozhin spreads anti -Ukrainian content under the Colonelcassad pseudonym through his own accounts in social networks, with a common audience of almost 1 million users," the SBU said.

According to the investigation, he began to publicly support the Russian Federation during the capture of the Crimea, where he lived and earned freelancing. Subsequently, Rozhin headed there the Internet publication "Sevastopol Voice", distributing "Kremlin fakes about the war against our state."

He is charged with public calls to seize state power, public calls in order to change the boundaries of the territory, state border of Ukraine, collaboration, propaganda of war, justification, recognition of the legitimate armed aggression of Russia against Ukraine using media.

In 2022, the SBU investigators told Rozhin about suspicion under Art. 436-2 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (justification, recognition of the lawful, denial of the armed aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine, the glorification of its participants).

Now Rozhin is hiding on the temporarily occupied part of Ukraine. The SBU takes measures "to find and punish him."