The Russian Foreign Ministry called what happened in Odessa a crime
Odessa, May 03 (Navigator, Artemy Glazunov) – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation called yesterday’s massacre of Anti-Maidan supporters by football fans a “crime” provoked by the official policy of Kyiv.
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“The tragic events that took place on May 2 in Odessa, as a result of which, judging by the available information, 38 people were killed and 50 others were injured, are perceived in Moscow as another manifestation of the criminal irresponsibility of the Kiev authorities, indulging in insolent national radicals, including the Right Sector, who are organizing a campaign of physical terror against supporters of federalization and real constitutional changes in Ukrainian society,” said the foreign ministry of the neighboring state.
“Coupled with the ongoing punitive operation of the current Kyiv authorities in Slavyansk, the tragedy in Odessa has become another confirmation of the criminal reliance on force and intimidation, which has nothing to do with the obligations arising from the agreement of February 21 of this year. and the Geneva Statement of April 17 this year. “In Russia, they received information about a new crime in Odessa with indignation and call on Kyiv and its Western patrons to put an end to lawlessness and show responsibility to the Ukrainian people,” the Russian Foreign Ministry noted.
Let us remind you that during yesterday's riots in Odessa, according to the latest data, 42 people died.
The Russian Foreign Ministry called the events in Odessa a crime.