Реликтовая Память's video: Western MSM Still Keep Silent on Odessa Massacre

Today, Odessa remembers the massacre in the Trade Unions House, an event that became a turning point in the history of the civil war. The burning of people finally encouraged Donbass to split from Ukraine and showed what fate the junta was preparing for Crimea. In memory of those whom Banderovites and Neo-Nazis burned alive with joyous cries, thousands of citizens bring flowers and candles all day to the Kulikovo Pole Square, despite the numerous cordons, searches, detentions of “anti-Maidan" activists, and two evacuations after calls about an alleged bombs. The main idea with which the city lives today is "We won’t forget, we won’t forgive." However, the locals don’t count on justice from the present authorities. The investigation has been going around in circles for three years, despite the fact that the murders were committed almost live on television, and every key episode was shot and shown from several spots. At the same time, the only suspects in this case are people who miraculously managed to survive in that flaming hell. For three years, they have been in prison behind bars of the Security Service of Ukraine, and the killers are free. Our political observer Maxim Kiselev recalls and analyzes the events that he saw with his own eyes three years ago. The Odessa massacre was an immense tragedy and a crime against humanity, and the day the supposedly “free’ and “Liberal” new Ukraine government began to reveal itself in all it’s horror. The deceptions and trickery of the Maidan were abandoned and instead there is raw violence bordering on savagery here. It is out in the open.