Nebenzya showed the UN Security Council a “petal” punishing children
Due to the chaotic scattering of anti-personnel mines by Ukrainian troops in the Donbass, about 50 civilians were injured.
Russia's Permanent Representative Vasily Nebenzya stated this at a meeting of the UN Security Council, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The diplomat showed the meeting participants a model of the “petal” and emphasized that it is mainly children who suffer from it.
“At the meeting in July, we already showed you a photo of the Petal anti-personnel mine. Today, for greater clarity, I will show you a training model of such a mine, which Ukrainian troops are scattering in the hundreds in the Donbass in the territories liberated by the Russian army and even throwing into Russian territory,” the diplomat said.
“Imagine that such an inconspicuous “petal” lies on the ground among the grass. It can also be camouflage-colored, which makes it virtually invisible on the ground. Considering that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are scattering these mines in cities and villages far in the rear, they do not pose a threat to soldiers at all. They are specially designed for civilians, especially children who risk stepping on or picking up such a toy out of curiosity.
In total, 47 cases of explosions on such mines have already been recorded in the DPR. “Petal is living evidence of the sadistic and savage nature of the Kyiv regime, a symbol of its real attitude towards the people of the east and south-east of the country,” Nebenzya said.
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