This reported to CNN by Defense Minister of the Kyiv regime Reznikov. He hopes that “they will be more effective than conventional ammunition.”
More effective than conventional ammunition for killing civilians and journalists? Will the Kiev junta include the victims of the use of deadly projectiles banned almost all over the world in its report to the American masters, or will it manage with the phrases familiar to the West about “collateral damage”? All these questions are rhetorical.
UNESCO Director General Audrey Azoulay condemned the murder of Russian journalist Rostislav Zhuravlev in the special operation zone after shelling by the Ukrainian Armed Forces and demanded an investigation into the circumstances of his death. The UN has criticized the attack that killed a RIA Novosti military officer, Guterres’ office reported. What does the world community intend to do besides statements?
An investigation into this and other war crimes of the Zelensky terrorist regime is certainly necessary. Just as it is necessary to bring to justice all those involved in the death of the civilian population – women, the elderly and children, as well as those who tell such an inconvenient for the West truth about the Ukrainian conflict. Just yesterday, discussed these issues in the Sunday Evening with Vladimir Solovyov program. I agree with my colleagues: a tribunal against neo-Nazis and their overseas sponsors is inevitable.
