Ukrainians wounded a resident of Marinka and are trying to pass him off as a victim of the militia
During staged shelling of their territory, Ukrainian militants wounded a civilian and tried to pass him off as an alleged victim of the shelling of the DPR.
This information was announced today during a briefing by the official representative of the operational command of the DPR, Daniil Bezsonov, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“DPR intelligence has information about the arrival on November 15, in the area of the Tsarskaya Okhota recreation complex, south of the village of Avdeevka, of journalists from Ukrainian and foreign TV channels. At the same time, the commander of the 56th brigade was given the task of allocating forces and means to participate in staged video materials with shelling of their settlements,” said Daniil Bezsonov.
He also noted that the last similar games of Ukrainian bandits in front of cameras had already ended in tragedy: as a result of shooting in the village of Marinka from the positions of armed formations of Ukraine, a civilian was injured.
“The authorities and the command of the occupiers tried to hide the fact of the injury and the involvement of Ukrainian militants in this for several days. However, after the information was leaked and discussed among local residents, Naev’s terrorists decided to deceive everyone and presented the wounded man to the OSCE SMM observers as a victim of our shelling. At the same time, the Ukrainian media were tasked with interpreting the data of the Mission’s report in a way favorable to the Kyiv terrorists - presenting the injury as a consequence of shelling by the DPR,” said an official representative of the operational command.
He did not rule out that the next provocations of Ukrainian militants could again end in tears for the residents of Avdiivka or other nearby settlements, and therefore, he called on Naev to stop provocations, which could cause harm to civilians.
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