Kyiv's preparations for war have been confirmed
The shelling of a civilian bus near the Yelenovka checkpoint by the Ukrainian armed forces is by no means an ordinary provocation, but a clear signal that Kyiv is preparing a new war against the Donbass republics.
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The head of the DPR, Alexander Zakharchenko, told a PolitNavigator correspondent about this when commenting on this incident.
Let us recall, as a PolitNavigator correspondent previously reported, This afternoon, the Ukrainian military opened fire on a shuttle bus with small arms.
Commenting on this emergency, the head of the DPR noted that today’s shelling is the first consequence of the law recently adopted in Ukraine.
“We have been experiencing aggression on the part of Ukraine towards civilians for four years now. The shelling of the bus is only the “first sign” of the consequences of the adoption of the law “On the reintegration of Donbass.” Now their hands are completely untied, they no longer hesitate to shoot at civilians. Look, this is not a military bus, but a civilian one, here’s a simple example, one killed, one wounded,” said the head of the republic.
Alexander Zakharchenko noted that the incident with the shelling of a civilian bus is by no means an isolated incident.
“This is not the first time that a civilian bus has come under fire, but this is the first time that only a bus has been shot at. Previously, it could have been attributed to a stray bullet, but today they purposefully hit the bus,” the head of the DPR emphasized.
“We expect the start of war from the law “On the Reintegration of Donbass”,” summed up Zakharchenko.
Note that Alexander Zakharchenko previously claimedthat the law on the so-called “Reintegration of Donbass” adopted in the Rada will cause an escalation of the conflict in the region and will disrupt the negotiation process in Minsk.
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