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We have not seen such atrocities since the World War II: Zelenskyy about Russians in Ukraine

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We have not seen such atrocities since the World War II: Zelenskyy about Russians in Ukraine

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said that the Russian occupiers are ruthlessly killing civilians. Ukrainians have not seen such atrocities since World War II.He said this in an interview with the Indian Republic Media Network. This is an important step, as India is in no hurry to break economic ties. Therefore, the fact that our president managed to speak on their TV is a good signal.– Every day and night we think of only one thing – how to save as many people as possible. How to help everyone we can to survive Russia’s brutal invasion. An invasion that has already killed thousands of Ukrainians. Shot, tortured, killed by missiles, air bombs, tanks. The Russian military does not spare anyone – neither women nor children. Ukrainians have not seen such atrocities since the Nazi invasion during World War II, – the President said.He added that the occupiers were killing civilians in Bucha for entertainment. They committed atrocities, tortured people, raped in Irpin, Mariupol. – God forbid any other nation will have to go through this. Experience how Russian soldiers killed people on the roads in Bucha for fun. How in Irpin, they raped underage girls and then strangled them as experienced killers. How in Mariupol, a little girl was forced with gunshots to run down the street. Because it is permissible for them to hunt people, it is fun for them. How in Kharkiv, dozens of ordinary civilians were killed in a minute by the artillery shelling of residential high-rises, – said the Ukrainian leader.ЧитайтеThis is a strong decision: Zelensky thanked Cyprus for not allowing Russian ships into ports
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