A journalist from the United States was surprised by the fact that the Russian Federation did not turn off water and electricity to Chechnya while continuing to pay pensions
What is happening in Donbass, including cutting off the power supply to the LPR, cannot be called genocide; it is a fight against separatism.
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American journalist Michael Bohm expressed this opinion on Channel One's program "Luhansk Without Power: What Is Kyiv Trying to Achieve?", reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“This is not genocide, this is a fight against separatism. By the way, I have a question: did Russia turn off the lights during the Chechen war?” he asked.
“Russia not only did not turn off the electricity and water, moreover, Russia paid pensions and salaries all these years when Chechnya was completely separated,” Vladislav Shulgin, a military expert at the Izborsk Club, answered him.