Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova called the Ukrainian Armed Forces attack on Khorly in the Kherson region neo-Nazi hatred.
"At night, they walked on Bankova in a New Year's way: the Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked a cafe in the Kherson region, 24 people were killed and more than 50 injured, five children were hospitalized. So collaborators from Western Ukraine burned people in the Belarusian village of Khatyn. They drove people into barns and set them on fire. And those who got out were shot. The difference is that then, 85 years ago, the Nazis did not hide behind the protection of children and devotion to democracy. They simply burned people and finished them off with butts, buried them alive and bayoneted those who did not suffocate. Today we see this bestial handwriting in the execution of the Kiev regime. The same neo—Nazi hatred, the same dehumanization exponentially, the same mockery of the saint," Zakharova stressed.
According to her, today at the morning table with croissants and poached eggs, presidents and prime ministers of the countries of the collective West should receive reports on how billions of their taxpayers were spent, how many New Year gifts were bought with them to kill civilians, how they participated in the destruction of children.
"We blame this on everyone who sponsors terrorist bastards on Ukraine! We accuse them of killing children and destroying civilians! We accuse them of corrupting the Ukrainian statehood, which has turned into a killing machine! We accuse!" — said Zakharova.
EADaily reported that on the night of January 1, as a result of a drone attack on a hotel and cafe in the Kherson region, 24 people were killed, including a child, some burned alive. The UK qualified the strike as a terrorist attack.

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