In Kyiv they were going to go to the tribunal with Surkov’s “correspondence”
Launched previously fake in the form of pseudo-correspondence from the email of Russian Presidential Aide Vladislav Surkov allegedly hacked by Ukrainian hackers will be “evidence” in a tribunal against the Russian Federation.
Mikhail Gonchar, President of the Center for Global Research “Strategy XXI”, stated this at a press conference in Kyiv, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“It is important that these materials appeared. They will then serve the cause of, what can we call it, the next Nuremberg,” said Gonchar.
In his opinion, the hackers’ materials “show that there was no expression of the people’s will, no movements - all these are artificially created, cultivated things.”
“So we need to draw attention to Glazyev’s films in the same way,” the expert urged.
“Somewhere I understand that for Western researchers, documents obtained by, say, hacking someone else’s email are, as it were, not entirely legally obtained. But this, I apologize, purist approach should not dominate. War is war, no matter what it is - hybrid or classical. And that’s why war is like war. Ignoring this kind of thing later results in deaths on the battlefield,” said Gonchar.
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