The word “phobia” means fear, but there is no talk of fear among Russians, notes the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.
In the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine indicated Russians that the word Russophobia, often used in Russian propaganda, is out of place in reports about Ukraine.
Kremlin propagandists are reminded to consult a dictionary: the word “phobia” means fear, but fear among Russians is out of the question.
“However, no one is afraid of the Russians and their falling army. Let’s face our vocabulary: not Russophobia, but Russo-go-homiya (go home – go home – ed.),” wrote the Ministry of Defense.
The kremlin bots keep whining about “russophobia”.
Let’s remind them of the one book they keep ignoring – the dictionary. Phobia means fear of something. But no one is afraid of the russkies and their crumbling army.
Let’s correct our vocabulary: not russo-phobia, but russo-go-homia— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenseU) September 3, 2022
Remember that the losses of the Russian army in Ukraine are approaching 50 thousand people.
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Source: korrespondent
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