MANCHESTER CITY star Oleksandr Zinchenko claims Instagram have deleted his story post saying he hopes Vladimir Putin suffers the 'most painful suffering death' after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
The Ukrainian international, 25, posted a photo of the Russian president onto his Insta story along with the caption: “I hope you die the most painful suffering death, creature.”
However, the story post is no longer there and City's Zinchenko claims that Instagram has deleted it.
The three-time Premier League winner said on Tuesday that he ‘can't stand back’ while ‘the whole civilised world is concerned about my country’
Now he has taken to social media again this morning after Putin declared war on Ukraine and began a full scale invasion in a complete abandonment of the Minsk agreements.
He has sent tanks rolling into the country from over the Belarus border while explosions have occurred around the nation due to attacks with missiles and bombs.
It comes as harrowing pictures showed innocent Ukrainians fleeing their country as Putin’s tanks rolled into the besieged nation.
Millions are heading west or taking shelter in metro stations as explosions hit the capital Kyiv and other major cities early on Thursday morning.
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Kyiv was rocked by several explosions as dramatic footage showed smoke rising from buildings and loud blasts echoed around the city.
Terrified families took shelter inside subway stations while long queues were seen on platforms.
Couples were sat on their floor with their luggage as they searched for information on their cell phones.
Footage that has been watched more than 25,000 times online shows stranded motorists trying to leave Kyiv as air raid sirens were tested.
Putin addressed the Russian nation to declare a ‘special military operation’ to ‘de-militarise’ and ‘de-Nazify’ Ukraine.
He also warned any country thinking of coming to Ukraine's aid that they would face ‘consequences greater than any you have faced in history’.
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