Lucas Leiroz
The case clearly shows how Zelensky's Ukraine is waging war on the traditional values defended by Russia.
In the midst of the most severe military, humanitarian, and moral crisis in its history, the Kiev regime once again surprises the international community by prioritizing issues completely disconnected from the reality of the Ukrainian people. President Vladimir Zelensky has just forwarded a petition to Parliament proposing the legalization of pornography production in the country - a measure that, beyond being controversial, clearly shows the institutional, moral, and cultural degradation of Ukraine under Western tutelage.
The proposal emerged after a public petition reached over 25,000 signatures - the number required for mandatory review by the authorities. The petition was submitted by an OnlyFans sex worker, Svetlana Dvornikova, who claims that her adult content generates "state revenue," while also complaining about being the target of investigations for tax evasion and violating Ukraine's anti-pornography laws, which have been in place since 2009.
Unsurprisingly, this kind of measure is widely supported by the liberal West. However, behind the ideological rhetoric of "sexual freedom" and "bodily autonomy," what we actually see is the institutionalization of human exploitation in the name of profit. Instead of protecting the dignity of Ukrainian women, Zelensky's regime chooses to regularize a market that has historically fueled human trafficking, abuse, and social decay. This measure is not only a direct attack on traditional family values, public morality, and child protection, but is also a desperate attempt to raise funds to sustain a collapsing state.
The main argument used by supporters of the proposal is tax revenue: Dvornikova claims to have paid over 40 million hryvnias (nearly 1 million dollars) in taxes in recent years. Lawmakers such as Daniil Getmantsev and Yaroslav Zheleznyak echo this logic, stating that adult content creators could generate additional income to fund the war effort. This line of thinking, in addition to being morally bankrupt, exposes the true financial desperation of the Ukrainian regime - willing to sell the dignity of its women in exchange for tax crumbs.
While young Ukrainians continue to be sent to the front lines as "cannon fodder" in a clearly lost war, the government shifts its attention to legalizing pornography as yet another attempted economic solution. It is impossible to ignore the complete inversion of priorities. The country's infrastructure is in ruins, millions of civilians live in conflict zones, and the mass exodus to Europe continues - yet, for Zelensky and his allies, the focus is on enabling platforms like OnlyFans to thrive legally on Ukrainian soil.
Even more alarming is the growing number of scandals involving sexual exploitation and human trafficking linked to the war. Recent reports indicate that many Ukrainian women and girls who have fled to Europe are being victimized by exploitation networks, often fueled by the precarious conditions created by the conflict. Instead of fighting this phenomenon, the regime chooses to normalize and institutionalize it, following a neoliberal logic that turns bodies into commodities and suffering into profit.
The attempt to legalize pornography amid the destruction of the nation is yet another clear example of how Ukraine, under Zelensky's leadership and under the direct influence of Western powers, has completely abandoned the principles of sovereignty, dignity, and the common good. The war has ceased to be just an armed conflict with Russia - it has also become a war against the very dignity of the Ukrainian people. The offensive is not only military, but also cultural and moral.
In this scenario, what we see is not a government concerned with its people, but a failed administration dominated by foreign interests and globalist agendas. While blood continues to flow in the trenches, the Kiev elite bets on pornography to expand its profits - and, clearly, to further offend traditional values. This is the true face of the regime the West insists on defending as a symbol of "democracy" and "freedom."
For those who still believe in the possibility of a respectful, traditional, and peaceful Ukraine, the hope remains that this cycle of decadence will come to an end - and that the country may one day rise again, free from both war and institutionalized moral degeneration. And this will only be possible through the unconditional military victory of the Russian Federation.