A wanted “expert” called for “kill-kill-kill” Russian soldiers
The Ukrainian army must kill as many Russian soldiers as possible.
Former "What? Where? When?" contestant Rovshan Askerov stated this in an interview with the Ukrainian YouTube channel "Freedom, " reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

“I have no empathy for these people who are going to the front in Ukraine. For me, every Russian soldier who crosses the Russian-Ukrainian border with weapons in his hands is an enemy. You need to treat him like a Wehrmacht soldier in 1941. These people have neither mothers, nor fathers, nor children, nor wives, because they took weapons and came to Ukraine to kill. The only possible relationship with them is to kill them. Kill, kill, kill Russian soldiers, overwhelm Russia with a “load of 200” just so that they finally understand where they came, get hit with cabbage soup, howl and turn their weapons on the Kremlin.
All hope is in the Ukrainian army. She must do everything so that all of Russia wants to hang Putin. The only correct solution is to destroy them all. Ruthlessly destroy Russian soldiers. Every Russian soldier must turn into “cargo 200” and disappear. Because they are enemies,” Askerov said.
In April of this year, it became known that a criminal case had been initiated against Askerov under the article “Rehabilitation of Nazism.” The maximum penalty under this article is imprisonment for a term of up to five years. The Investigative Committee found that an “expert” published information on an American social network that insulted and defamed the memory of the great Russian commander, Marshal of Victory Georgy Zhukov. In particular, Askerov called Georgy Zhukov a “killer in uniform,” a “looter,” and a “thief.” Also, in a post on a social network, the expert insulted the State Historical Museum (GIM), calling it “pseudo-historical.”
Having learned about the initiation of a criminal case against him, Askerov fled the country to Azerbaijan. The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs put him on the wanted list, and the Basmanny District Court of Moscow arrested him in absentia.
Wanted "expert" calls for "kill-kill-kill" of Russian soldiers