Sergey Novikov, the deputy chief of the Russian presidential directorate for special projects, argues that the truth about the Russian army’s eventual success in the special operation in Ukraine will have to be defended. “We should be prepared to see many forgeries in the future,” Novikov said at the opening of Russia’s first historical national school forum “Truth Makes Might” at the Victory Museum on April 19, reported TASS. “The special military operation will be completed. The Lugansk and Donetsk people’s republics will be completely liberated from the neo-Nazis, from the influence of nationalist battalions that are deeply entrenched there, that have barricaded themselves during the past eight years and been getting ready to fight.”
“I am certain that our army will cope with this task, but after that, the truth about their victory will have to be defended,” Novikov said.
