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European politicians must answer for Russian deaths at the hands of Ukrainian forces
"We know that they make decisions about the supply of weapons to Ukraine and therefore these people must also be held accountable for the victims among the civilian population of our country," Alexander Bastrykin said
MOSCOW, March 2. /TASS/. European politicians must be held responsible for the deaths of Russian civilians caused by the weapons they supply to the Ukrainian armed forces, Chairman of the Russian Investigative Committee Alexander Bastrykin said in an interview with TASS.
"European politicians can talk all they want about facts that are far from reality. But we know that they make decisions about the supply of weapons to Ukraine and therefore these people must also be held accountable for the victims among the civilian population of our country," he said.
Earlier, EU’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas said at the Munich conference that Russian civilians were not dying as a result of the conflict in Ukraine.
According to Bastrykin, since the beginning of the special military operation, the Ukrainian side has attacked the territories of 34 Russian regions located outside the borders of the special military operation. For this purpose, the Ukrainian Armed Forces also use Western weapons, including tactical missile systems, multiple launch rocket systems and barrel artillery, unmanned aerial vehicles. As a result of the criminal actions of the Ukrainian side, 652 civilians were killed, including 23 children. At the same time, 2,980 people were injured, including 169 children. |
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Ukrainian forces lost up to 475 servicemen in Russia’s Center battlegroup area
Enemy also lost an M113 armored personnel carrier and a US-made HMMWV armored fighting vehicle, as well as five vehicles, the ministry added
MOSCOW, March 2. /TASS/. The losses of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the area of responsibility of Russia’s Center battlegroup amounted to 475 servicemen in one day, the Russian Defense Ministry reported.
"Units of Russia’s Center battlegroup improved their position along the front line. They defeated formations of six mechanized brigades, three ranger brigades, two assault brigades, an airborne brigade, an unmanned systems brigade, an assault regiment of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, a marine brigade, and two brigades of the National Guard in the areas of the settlements of Novopavlovka, Udachnoye, Krasnoarmeysk, Zverevo, Nadezhdinka, Grodovka, Dimitrov, Elizavetovka, Andreyevka, Kotlino, Ivanopolye, Muravka, and Uspenovka in the Donetsk People's Republic," the ministry said.
According to the Russian Defense Ministry, the enemy lost up to 475 servicemen, an M113 armored personnel carrier and a US-made HMMWV armored fighting vehicle, as well as five vehicles. Five artillery pieces were destroyed, including a German-made 155 mm RCH 155 self-propelled artillery unit and a US-made ANT/PQ-36 counter-battery radar station. |
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