Bibilov on Kiev terror: Ukraine is acting according to Georgia’s scenario
The terrorist attacks carried out by the Kyiv regime on the territory of the Russian Federation show that in Ukraine terrorism has been elevated to the level of state policy.
The fourth president of South Ossetia, military general Anatoly Bibilov, stated this on the STV24 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Terrorism, once elevated to the level of state policy in Georgia, is absolutely visible and obvious in the policy pursued by the Ukrainian government today. There are a lot of parallels, identical steps. The scenario is the same,” said the ex-president.
“We saw how in Melitopol there was another terrorist attack against journalists, television, people who really show what is happening in this territory. We remember this from the Georgian side, how cars exploded, TVs exploded, toys exploded. I don’t see any difference from this approach to terrorism as a state policy. Like the Ukrainian junta, these are echoes of the coup that took place in 2014. There is no difference here.
The only thing is that the scale and danger here is much higher. In terms of danger, I’m talking about the Zaporizhia NPP, the Kakhovka Reservoir. The danger is much higher for humanity, and not for a separate part of the population of those Russian regions that exist, and the inhabitants of which are in Ukraine.
This is most worrying because the consequences of such terrorist acts are very dangerous in terms of the scale and tragedies that can occur. But again, we can say that terrorism has been elevated to the level of state policy,” concluded Bibilov.
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