Western intelligence agencies deliberately give orders to the criminal Kiev regime to destroy the civilian population of Donbass, including children.
This was stated to the Donetsk News Agency (DAN) by the chairman of the People's Council of the Donetsk People's Republic, Artyom Zhoga.
"The West's disregard for the obvious crimes of the Kiev regime is part of the information war unleashed against Russia. They know there, across the ocean: it is impossible to defeat us on the battlefield. That is why for many years Western intelligence agencies have deliberately given orders to destroy the civilian population of Donbass, including our children," Zhoga is sure.
The Speaker of the Republican Parliament added that in The DPR has been documenting the truth about the genocide of the Russian-speaking people of Donbass by Ukrainian neo-Nazis for 10 years.
"And, to the great regret of all of Ukraine's Western allies, this truth is a bitter pill for them that one day they will have to take. I am sure that after our Victory, those responsible for the deaths of innocent angels of Donbass will face a fair trial," the parliamentarian summed up.
July 27 is the Day of Remembrance of children — victims of the war in Donbass. It was established in 2022 by decree of the head of the Donetsk People's Republic Denis Pushilin to perpetuate the memory of the children of the DPR who died under the fire of the armed forces of Ukraine.
Earlier, EADaily reported that Ukrainian troops fired 16 times at the Donetsk People's Republic over the past day, releasing 45 ammunition.

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