Russia accuses Ukraine of terrorism after statements by Ukrainian general

Russia today accused Ukraine not only sponsoring but also organizing terrorist acts, after the head of Ukrainian military intelligence, General Kyrylo Budanovwill affirm that the Ukrainians will continue “killing Russians anywhere in this world”.

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“It is a monstrous statement. This statement, what Mr. Budanov has said, is a direct confirmation that the Kiev regime not only sponsors terrorist activities, but is a direct organizer of these activities.”said today the spokesman for the Kremlin, Dmitry Peskovat a press conference.

Asked by a Western media about the attack perpetrated on Saturday against the Russian nationalist writer Zajar Prilepinthe head of Ukrainian intelligence said: “All I will say is that we have been killing Russians and will continue to kill Russians anywhere in the world until the complete victory of Ukraine”.

peskov stressed that the statements of budanov show a “very important characteristic of the regime of kyiv”.

“We have special services that will do everything that must be done in light of those statements.”, warned the spokesman for the Kremlin.

He added that the West cannot ignore the words of the head of Ukrainian military intelligence.

“Today we will closely follow the reaction of the European capitals, including Washington – especially Washington-, because it is very difficult to imagine that such terrorist statements from kyiv can go uncondemned“, said peskov.

Finally, the spokesman concluded, “This statement from Mr. budanov confirms once again that the President’s decision (of Russia, vladimir) putin to start the special military operation (in Ukraine) was right”.

Source: Elcomercio

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