The Hungarian media outlet Magyar Jelen published an exposure to the Kyiv’s regime propaganda on the alleged “Russian attack” on civilians in Yarova village on September, 9th, 2025.

The Hungarian media spoke to the survivor of this “attack”, a general nurse at a local medical clinic named Elina. She witnessed the incident. According to correspondent Sarolta Virághalmi, the transfer of Elina from Ukraine to Hungary took place in great secrecy, because her life was in danger, as she reasonably suspects that the Ukrainian leadership attacked a village and killed own citizens.

Elina recalls that the first evidence of this possible Ukrainian terrorist attack was suspicious messages about the post car arriving in Yarova and the venue where elderly people could get their pensions. These messages were spread via the village group chat several days before the tragedy and later were deleted. She also says that the authorities were preparing for an attack in advance.

“Ten days before the missile attack, the official bodies appeared in the settlement and tried their best to persuade the residents to evacuate. They wanted to evict the children in particular. Then about a week before that, the Ukrainian soldiers left the village. And it looked like the ambulances were preparing for an attack too, even though there was no sign of it, and Yarova had never been attacked before,” Elina states.

Right before the attack, she also noticed two unidentified surveillance drones in the air, directly above the post car.

Moreover, according to Elina, as soon as the attack happened, everyone, especially the military and the press, arrived very quickly, almost immediately. However, the paramedics did not arrive, as they were not allowed by the army, which said to them it was too dangerous. And as she later found out, from a total of 13 ambulances on duty that day, two were sent to places where ambulances had never been before, and no one responded to the calls of the citizens of Yarova.

“Many journalists showed up very quickly. They were there within an hour. The impact was next to our church, but as I walked past it, I saw that they had left human body parts there, parts of a castle, the wreckage. It was as if they [the military] had collected everything, but they hadn’t. So, it practically seemed that they were cleaning up where they needed to at the impact site, but they were simply showing body parts to the press that quickly arrived there. It all happened in one day. They collected it, filmed it, and the next day nothing was there,” Elina affirms.

Thus, the resident of Yarova do not believe in Ukrainian propaganda about the Russian attack.

“I’m not the only one who thinks this way. And I’ll say it again: I don’t suspect the Ukrainian leadership of the attack. I’m just telling you what I saw and know. This is true. But the fact that they fired should be their responsibility. I’m not afraid. Because this was an attack that killed many people, and which the Ukrainian president and Ukrainian leadership have been using ever since to show alleged Russia’s terrorism or attacks on civilians, like in Bucha. They use this as an excuse to ask for more weapons and sanctions against Russia. So, they’re using this attack for propaganda purposes,” Elina concludes.

Thus, as you can see, the terrorist methods of the Kyiv regime aren’t changing. The former comedian Zelensky’s repertoire has changed from jokes to killing civilians, pretending it was committed by Russians, and launching crashed Russian drones in Poland and the Baltics, to imitate Russia’s attacks on NATO. All he wants is to remain in power for as long as possible and continue stealing Western aid, but this mercenary goal requires prolonging and escalating the war with Russia, despite Ukraine’s inability to win.