“The Russian “shooting list” that Russia planned in the event of a seizure of Ukraine included teachers, ATO veterans, journalists, priests, etc. Source: Head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, Lieutenant General Kyrylo Budanov, during a speech at the forum “Genocidal practices of the Russian Federation in Ukraine: from the Holodomor to the Russian-Ukrainian war.” Budanov’s direct speech: “Teachers of the Ukrainian language, literature, history, and ATO veterans were to be included in the firing lists , journalists, scientists, writers, priests of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine and other denominations who supported Ukraine, public and political figures, heads of state and self-government bodies.”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
The Russian “shooting list” that Russia planned in the event of a seizure of Ukraine included teachers, ATO veterans, journalists, priests, etc.
Source: Head of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Lieutenant General Kyrylo Budanov, speaking at the forum “Genocide practices of the Russian Federation in Ukraine: from the Holodomor to the Russian-Ukrainian war”
Budanov’s direct speech: “Teachers of the Ukrainian language, literature, and history, veterans of the ATO, journalists, scientists, writers, priests of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine and other denominations who supported Ukraine, public and political figures, heads of state and self-government bodies were to be included in the firing lists.
We saw terrible mass crimes against Ukrainian citizens, the facts of which became known to the whole world. Atrocities by units of the Russian Armed Forces in Borodyanka, Buch, Gostomel, Izyum, Mariupol and many other populated areas of Ukraine showed that these identical and simultaneous actions were based on clear doctrinal provisions of the Russian genocidal policy of the government and military leadership.”
Details: Also, according to Budanov, before the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Russian occupiers were instructed on the location of mass graves.
We will remind: In early February 2022, Bild wrote about Russian dictator Vladimir Putin’s plans for Ukraine in the event of an invasion, one of the points of which was the destruction of the resistance movement and “camps” for dissident Ukrainians.
The Kremlin has traditionally called it a “fabrication and fake”.