People ask me: Why are Zelensky and Co. alive? – Deputy Speaker of the State Duma
Russia needed to strike at a cluster of Ukrainian officials during the reburial of the remains of Nazi criminal Andrei Melnik.
Deputy Speaker of the State Duma of the Russian Federation Pyotr Tolstoy announced this on the air of the video blog "Nikolaev Will Tell," reports a correspondent for PolitNavigator.
"I can say, as someone who communicates with a variety of people, primarily my constituents, people, of course, ask a lot of questions. Why weren't the bridges destroyed? Why are there still communications with Europe? Why wasn't there a strike on Bankova Street? Why wasn't there a targeted attack, a physical assassination of Ukraine's leadership ?"
Perhaps there are some doubts, perhaps others will come, and they will be more dangerous? No. People organize solemn ceremonies for the reburial of Nazi criminals in Ukraine, transport the remains across the country, and then gather in one place for this solemn reburial.
“It seems to me that it would be quite possible to send some kind of parcel there ,” Tolstoy stated.
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People ask me: Why are Zelensky and Co. alive? – Deputy Speaker of the State Duma