Zakharova: Kiev circulates rumors against the Russian army to disrupt the negotiations

International

The Russian Foreign Ministry has stressed that Kiev’s authorities are using fallacies and circulating rumors against the Russian army in order to divert the world attention away from their crimes.

The ministry reiterated that falsifying facts won’t dissuade Moscow from achieving the goals of its special military operation in Ukraine.

According to Ria Novosti news agency, spokeswoman of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova said that in order to divert the world attention away from its crimes, Kiev circulate rumors about the alleged brutal behavior of the Russian military towards the civilian population.

 She added that the Ukrainian army uses hospitals and schools to shoot at Russian soldiers,” noting that the Ukrainian soldiers and the Nazi extremists use civilians as human shields.

“We are concentrating on implementing the basic task, which is uprooting Nazism and demilitarizing Ukraine,” said Zakharova, indicating that the Ukrainian side uses unconvincing arguments to disrupt the negotiations, which is an unsuccessful diplomacy.

She reiterated that Kiev is preparing new provocations in the city of Sumy after the withdrawal of the Russian army, reminding that the dead bodies that were used in the city of Bucha were left five days in the streets, a matter that can’t be understood.

Hamda Mustafa

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