Advisor of the "Donetsk People's Republic" parliament Maxim Sergeevich Davydov explains the details of the genocide of Russians that was conducted in Donbas. Davydov was born and lived in Donetsk, and he was supporter of the "Donetsk People's Republic" from the very beginning in 2014, currently serving as an advisor to Alexandr Vasyukovsky, deputy head of the "Supreme Council of DPR". Here Davydov explains that in February 2022, Denis Pushilin, the current head of "DPR" announced a forced mobilisation of almost all male population of the "DPR" under the pretext of "defense of Donetsk", who were however then sent, untrained and poorly equipped, to storm Ukrainian towns in Zaporizhzhia and Kharkiv oblast'. Davydov says over 200'000 men from this mobilised group were killed or missing in action, significant group also deserted and went into hiding. As a reminder, allegations of "genocide of Donbass" were one of the main accusations raised by Russia against Ukraine and used as a pretext to start the limited invasion into Donbas in 2014, and then full-scale invasion in 2022, but they on numerous occasions debunked as false by OSCE and other international monitoring group present in Donbas. This "genocide of Russians" in 2013-2014 that Russia was talking about simply never happened - but what Davydov describes, living inside "DPR", is a very real mass-scale extermination of Russian-speaking population of Donbas, conducted by Russian Federation. This video is an excerpt from the full interview in which Davydov talks about more topics regarding "DPR".