On Thursday, Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale attack on Ukraine, and within a matter of hours, dozens of key military and civilian infrastructures had been bombarded.
Russian troops have captured several areas already, including a military airfield and the Chernobyl nuclear site.
As the invasion intensifies and Russian troops draw nearer, Ukrainian Security Forces are frantically burning documents en masse in anticipation of a full-scale takeover by Putin’s forces.
Several videos emerged online on Thursday of uniformed military personnel quickly heaving stacks and bags of documents into makeshift bonfires outside of a Ukrainian intelligence facility in Kyiv.
It is unknown what is included in the kindling, but it is likely confidential and sensitive documents that Ukraine’s notoriously corrupt government – or any of their business partners (looking at you, Biden crime family) – can afford to let fall into the wrong hands.
Watch:
Uniformed men were seen burning documents outside the Ukrainian defense ministry intelligence headquarters in Kyiv.
Ukraine said some of its military command centers have been hit by Russian strikes, but this building appeared to be intact. pic.twitter.com/qvfBqTiHvm
— DW News (@dwnews) February 24, 2022
The Security Council of Ukraine is burning documents in the center of Kiev, Ukrainian media report pic.twitter.com/p0pddx7nlr
— S p r i n t e r (@SprinterFamily) February 24, 2022
Footage appeared of soldiers burning documents in a military unit near the Zhuliany airport in #Kiev pic.twitter.com/4mpwgx1n6j
— Dr. Sandeep Seth (@sandipseth) February 24, 2022
Jeezus. Ukrainian officials are burning govt documents anticipating invasion. pic.twitter.com/oPnGgL2Ca5
— Michael Gerald Gibbs🏳️🌈🍁 🇺🇦 (He/Him) (@Mikeggibbs) February 24, 2022
And with that, Biden, Soros, and Schwab, all took a sigh of relief.
Ukraine has long been used by Biden and other Global elitists as a hub to run their corrupt dealings through, so it’s no surprise to see the papers going up in smoke as Putin’s troops draw nearer.
