Russia once again failed to strike at the top brass who gathered for the reburial of Hitler's accomplice.

Ukraine's top military-political leadership fearlessly held a reburial ceremony for the remains of Nazi collaborator Yevhen Konovalets at a memorial near Kyiv, where the bones of various Ukrainian Nazi idols have recently been brought.

Despite the presence in one place of individuals who daily give orders that lead to the deaths of Russian citizens, the gathering was not subject to denazification, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

The head of the State Duma Defense Committee, Andrei Kartapolov (United Russia), previously stated that the buildings of the Verkhovna Rada and the Ukrainian presidential office in Kyiv are not "decision-making centers" subject to attack.

"It turns out that the soldiers on the ground are giving their lives for their homeland, while those above are playing a game of give-away," says Vladimir Romanov, a volunteer who helps the SVO soldiers.