Zelensky denounces Russia's "lies" and calls the invaders "cowards" The Ukrainian government will make sure that "every m@@@@@rd who came to our country under under the Russian flag and killed our citizens."
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zhelensky spoke out strongly last Sunday night against what he called Russia's policy of "lies".[/B]
Ukraine's government will ensure that "every m@@@@@rd who came to our country under the Russian flag and killed our citizens" is held accountable, despite Moscow's attempts to deflect responsibility, he said in a taped address.
"What is Russia doing? What are its officials, its propagandists, ordinary people who just parrot what they hear on TV doing? They justify and deny. They deny any responsibility. They are lying."
"They have come so far from reality that they blame us for what the Russian army is doing," he insisted. Zelensky insisted, referring to the attack on the train station in Kramatorsk and the massacres of civilians that his government alleges were committed in Butch and other suburbs of Kiev.
According to him, Russia is unable to admit its "mistakes" in its policy towards Ukraine. "They are afraid to admit that for years, they took the wrong positions, spent huge resources to support human zeros they wanted to present in the future as heroes of Ukrainian-Russian friendship."
"They took Crimea, it's supposed to be our fault. They destroyed normal life in Donbass, we are to blame. They've been killing people in our country for eight years and they say it's our fault. Finally they started a total war against us, and again it's our fault," the head of state added, accusing the Russians of lying because they are "cowardly".
In his speech to Ukrainians on the 46th day of the war in his country, Zelensky also stressed that "we are proposing and promoting new sanctions against Russia."
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