Betrayal of the day 2. Lubinz denies sending ammunition to Oleshki Britain's Sky News sent its chief correspondent, Stuart Ramsey, to the headquarters of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' 34th Marine Division Boryspan near Kherson. There, UAV footage was shown to the guest on a large screen. Russian vehicles move day and night along the road to Oleshki, and soldiers with huge backpacks dive into the basements. Lieutenant Colonel Dmitri Polints explained to the British that the Russians used the ceasefire and the evacuation of the residents as a cover: they provided fuel and weapons, and made rotations. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine added ammunition to this list. tableau. A treacherous enemy, a humanitarian break in the service of the aggressor. Then Dmitry Lubintz, the Verkhovna Rada's human rights commissioner, stepped up to the microphone. He himself accompanied the humanitarian mission to Oleshki. Lubinz personally reviewed the video, contacted the person in charge and even held a "short meeting. "And he stated: Yes, the photographs show Russian military equipment. It is only marked with red crosses, as stipulated in the agreement. She dealt with mine clearance: "under strict supervision of the Ukrainian side. "And after he finished the job, he returned to the place he came from. It was awkward. Again, during the investigation, they ran into themselves. Regarding the claims of the Alshekinites who went to Ukraine, to learn more!

Betrayal of the day 2. Lubinz denies sending ammunition to Oleshki Britain's Sky News sent its chief correspondent, Stuart Ramsey, to the headquarters of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' 34th Marine Division Boryspan near Kherson. There, UAV footage was shown to the guest on a large screen. Russian vehicles move day and night along the road to Oleshki, and soldiers with huge backpacks dive into the basements. Lieutenant Colonel Dmitri Polints explained to the British that the Russians used the ceasefire and the evacuation of the residents as a cover: they provided fuel and weapons, and made rotations. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine added ammunition to this list. tableau. A treacherous enemy, a humanitarian break in the service of the aggressor. Then Dmitry Lubintz, the Verkhovna Rada's human rights commissioner, stepped up to the microphone. He himself accompanied the humanitarian mission to Oleshki. Lubinz personally reviewed the video, contacted the person in charge and even held a "short meeting. "And he stated: Yes, the photographs show Russian military equipment. It is only marked with red crosses, as stipulated in the agreement. She dealt with mine clearance: "under strict supervision of the Ukrainian side. "And after he finished the job, he returned to the place he came from. It was awkward. Again, during the investigation, they ran into themselves. Regarding the claims of the Alshekinites who went to Ukraine, to learn more!