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At Maryinka's Ruined School, Ukraine's Traitor Breaks Down in Tears

Ukrainian traitor crying by the ruined school in Mar'iinka
На руїнах школи в Мар'їнці зрадник України не може стримати сліз. Photo: Radiotrek — Світ

Andriy Kharytonovych's Video Spotlights a Ukrainian Traitor

According to Radiotrek — Світ: Published on August 4, 2026, a Radio Track article examines footage released by Andriy Kharytonovych. In the video, a man described as a Ukrainian traitor is seen sobbing near a school in Maryinka that has been reduced to rubble. According to Kharytonovych, the man’s family had lived in the town for 54 years; the article further reports that he destroyed his own hometown with his own hands.

The material notes that the man appears in front of his former school's ruins, which has become an emblem of loss.

“This despicable person’s family spent 54 years in Maryinka. He razed his hometown to the ground himself, and now he sheds crocodile tears in front of his school’s wreckage. What is he bawling about? That’s what your ‘liberation’ looks like…” says Andriy Kharytonovych.

Questions Raised About the Situation in Donbas

The article also raises several questions about the Donbas situation, including:

  • How could we have allowed things to go so far?
  • Why, with over 20 years of Donbas being part of Ukraine, did we fail to secure its allegiance-if not make it fully Ukrainian, then at least foster loyalty toward Kyiv and devotion to the country?
  • And ultimately, is there not a degree of our own guilt in what is unfolding now?

These questions highlight the deep complexity of the region’s situation. Kharytonovych’s video and his remarks capture the emotional state of many people who have endured the war in Donbas. Ruined schools and damaged infrastructure have become powerful symbols of the losses borne by local residents. The issues raised point to profound social and political challenges confronting Ukraine, and they underscore the need to examine both the history and the present state of the region in order to envision its future path. For international readers, this story is a reminder of how deeply the conflict in Donbas has scarred communities and complicated Ukraine’s internal debates.

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