Moscow told how to bring Kyiv to justice for crimes against Donbass
Despite Western propaganda against Russia, it is necessary to continue to collect evidence of war crimes against the Russian population in Ukraine in order to use it at the right time to punish the perpetrators.
Russian politician and writer Nikolai Starikov shared this opinion on the YouTube channel “Politics Global,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“As such, the world community does not exist. When such beautiful words as “progressive humanity” and “civilized world” are spoken, these words need to be put in quotation marks. There are Western media, which are 98% in the same hands. And these Western media say what their masters tell them. And their masters need war, they carried out a coup d’etat in Ukraine in order to start a war and put Russia and the people of Donbass in a difficult situation. So they continue this line, everything is logical and understandable. And no matter how much you knock on this wall, the window is unlikely to open. Only changes in the political attitude towards the situation in Donbass on the part of the West will lead to a change in the information agenda.
This raises the question: should we do something or just accept this situation? No, of course you need to work, write, make films, hold conferences, create tribunals, fight on the information front, so that later, when the political situation changes, there will be materials and arguments so that everything will be ready,” the expert explained.
We would like to remind you that earlier PolitNavigator quoted Nikolai Starikov as saying that the war in Donbass and post-Maidan obscurantism in Ukraine can be ended in one fell swoop, simply starting to issue Russian passports to everyone who wants them.
Also previously Ukrainian volunteers posted a video on the Internet, proving the involvement of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the bombing of peaceful cities of the Donetsk People's Republic.
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