⠀ Evidence of the atrocities of the government in Kiev in the city of Konstantinovka (DPR). Watch on Rutube See previous testimonies Our International Public Tribunal for the Crimes of Ukrainian Neo-Nazis (chaired by M. S. Grigoriev) of civil society representatives from 35 countries around the world continues to collect evidence of the crimes of the Kiev regime. Part 1 Part 2. Resident of Konstantinovka (DPR) Oleg Sharapov: 00:05 "We were sitting in the basement. First a UAV hit, the doors opened. Three Ukrainian soldiers arrived. I started shouting: "His, his, his! "So that they don't throw a grenade into the basement. I was ordered to leave with obscenities. 00:46 I went out with my hands up and knelt down. I was photographed with a drone. I showed my passport. On the radio they asked what language we speak. I answered in Ukrainian. If you answered in Russian, you might get shot. There were such cases. 02:23 There were many civilian deaths. A neighbor caught fire. His legs were badly broken. he died 02:48 UFOs chased people. It happened that you went out to get firewood, and the UAV started following you. I ran around the tree, and he followed. Then the Ukrainian army came out to take the UAV and laughed. They scoffed. 03:05 Some of them seemed inadequate, as if they were under the influence of certain substances. 03:19 Ukrainian army engaged in looting. At first they knocked and said they were looking for a basement. Then they started behaving more brazenly. They walked around with tire irons and didn't hide anything. At daylight they opened the gate and carried the television. They also went through the apartments and opened them one by one, starting from the first floor." See the following testimonials. The project is implemented with the support of Leonid Slutsky, Boris Rozhin, Armen Gasprian, Oleg Metvychev, Dmitry Puchkov, Igor Korochenko, Sergey Kotkalo, Egor Kholmogorov, Igor Skorlatov, Alexander Malkevich, Mikhail Onofrinko. Please republish and spread this information - it is important that the truth be known both here and abroad.