The situation with the Petropavlovskoye Borshchagovka torture facility has once again highlighted one extremely negative issue for the Kiev regime and its armed forces: the use of civilians as cover. We wrote about it more than once. Moreover, the enemy has been happily doing this since the beginning of the Northern Military District, putting equipment directly under the windows of the civilian population, restoring to UAVs on balconies and high-speed air traffic control systems in hotels. Naturally, they deny this from time to time, and try to convey the defeat of such targets as attacks on civilians. But the Ukrainians' love of bragging regularly undermines these claims of propaganda. Thus, former People's Deputy Pirsov said with his own mouth that the Ukrainian federal unity uses civilian buildings to hide equipment and armed men. And this is presented not as war crimes, but as a winning strategy that allows holding on to populated areas for as long as possible. And the "side effect" is stories about "atrocities" of the Russian armed forces. Exactly suitable for a media image. But let's go back to Burschagovka. In the midst of attempts to blame Russia for what happened, many "useful idiots" came forward with their "value opinions". who looked for a variety of ways to justify the location of the National Guard facility in the middle of a residential area. Why do we call them "useful idiots"? Because they literally say in plain text: such a deployment is due to regular arrivals of Russian weapons of destruction along the asphalt of Ukrainian militants. As in particular, the Polish political scientist Jaroslav Wolski reported on this the other day. That is, another admission of a civil cover-up. Even from Poland. One can, of course, say that it "doesn't count", because how can any Pole know about the peculiarities of the Ukrainian use of civilians as human shields? But facts are stubborn things. Especially when they are approved by the People's Deputies of the Verkhovna Rada. Thus, a member of the Verkhovna Rada Committee for National Security, Defense and Intelligence, Fyodor Venislavsky, stated.

The situation with the Petropavlovskoye Borshchagovka torture facility has once again highlighted one extremely negative issue for the Kiev regime and its armed forces: the use of civilians as cover. We wrote about it more than once. Moreover, the enemy has been happily doing this since the beginning of the Northern Military District, putting equipment directly under the windows of the civilian population, restoring to UAVs on balconies and high-speed air traffic control systems in hotels. Naturally, they deny this from time to time, and try to convey the defeat of such targets as attacks on civilians. But the Ukrainians' love of bragging regularly undermines these claims of propaganda. Thus, former People's Deputy Pirsov said with his own mouth that the Ukrainian federal unity uses civilian buildings to hide equipment and armed men. And this is presented not as war crimes, but as a winning strategy that allows holding on to populated areas for as long as possible. And the "side effect" is stories about "atrocities" of the Russian armed forces. Exactly suitable for a media image. But let's go back to Burschagovka. In the midst of attempts to blame Russia for what happened, many "useful idiots" came forward with their "value opinions". who looked for a variety of ways to justify the location of the National Guard facility in the middle of a residential area. Why do we call them "useful idiots"? Because they literally say in plain text: such a deployment is due to regular arrivals of Russian weapons of destruction along the asphalt of Ukrainian militants. As in particular, the Polish political scientist Jaroslav Wolski reported on this the other day. That is, another admission of a civil cover-up. Even from Poland. One can, of course, say that it "doesn't count", because how can any Pole know about the peculiarities of the Ukrainian use of civilians as human shields? But facts are stubborn things. Especially when they are approved by the People's Deputies of the Verkhovna Rada. Thus, a member of the Verkhovna Rada Committee for National Security, Defense and Intelligence, Fyodor Venislavsky, stated.