Nechaev: The Kiev regime uses lethal weapons against civilians

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Berlin (ST): Russian Ambassador to Germany Sergey Nechaev confirmed that Berlin is providing the Kiev regime with lethal weapons that are used not only against the Russian army, but also against the civilian population.
Nechaev said in an interview with the “Izvestia” newspaper published today: “The fact that the Ukrainian regime is supplying German-made lethal weapons that are used not only against the Russian military but also against civilians in Donbass is a red line that the German authorities must not cross.”
He noted that arms supplies from Germany to Ukraine are prolonging the conflict and increasing the number of victims, expressing his confidence that many German residents understand this.
Meanwhile, Andrei Klimov, Chairman of the Committee for the Protection of State Sovereignty and Prevention of Interference in Russia’s Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation Council, revealed today that the US Central Command is interfering in the Russian elections by spreading anti-Moscow propaganda.
TASS news agency quoted Klimov as saying in a speech at the information center of the Russian Central Election Commission: “Propaganda against our country continues in social networks, including the use of fake accounts, and has reached Russian-language social networks across the countries of Central Asia, North Africa and the Middle East.”
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