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It almost sounds like satire. Like, come on, do the next step: "Oh, this is how Ukrainians must have felt during the last years. Maybe this is inhumane." Is this so difficult?
What reason do we have to think the video is not satire? There's nothing in it but a woman speaking. I can't judge her Russian, but it would probably be called out if it was suspicious. But what positive evidence is there that this person is being truthful other than it's what everyone would like to hear from Russians in Crimes.
Yeah we cannot tell. Propaganda is done on both sides. There have been posted many many videos like this in the last days/weeks and I cannot tell if they are legit. However I am pretty sure this sentiment exists in Russia, I can imagine they must be pretty shocked that war is coming home now, after Putin promised the opposite for so long.