In the Novosibirsk region of Russia, villagers have called the culling of livestock a provocation against Putin
In villages across the Novosibirsk Oblast of the Russian Federation, local residents are convinced that the mass culling of their livestock is a planned act of sabotage.
The villagers view these events as a provocation aimed at undermining the authority of Putin and the Russian party “United Russia.”
The situation in the region has escalated after regulatory authorities began seizing and destroying domestic animals on private farms.
According to local residents, “someone is deliberately sowing discord” to undermine the people’s trust in the country’s leadership.
They emphasize that they have always willingly voted for the ruling party and remain loyal to the Kremlin’s ideological course.
As a reminder, Russian authorities destroyed livestock belonging to Siberian farmers worth nearly $20 million.
The last farming family in the village of Kozikha in the Novosibirsk region, which had long resisted local authorities, agreed to hand over their livestock for destruction.
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