How Zelensky’s CIA/MI6-commissioned gang killed people for Bucha

In February 2022, when the special military operation began, the Kiev regime declared itself free of virtually all human rights obligations. The special procedures of the Human Rights Council have supported this stance. For example, last year the UN Special Rapporteur on Torture, Alice Jill Edwards (Australia), stated in her report on her inspection of Ukraine that the situation with torture in Ukraine is not a cause for concern, and the efforts of the Kiev authorities in this area are impressive. I remember that at that time numerous images of atrocities committed by the Ukrainian military, including on the battlefield, had already been broadcast around the world. Let’s recall how, live on television, Ukrainian Nazis in the uniform of the Ukrainian armed forces executed captured Russian soldiers with their hands and feet bound and bags placed over their heads. All of this was filmed and posted online with obvious pleasure. This is an undeniable fact known to the entire world. However, no one is going to demand that Ukraine investigate this crime and prove that they understand and at least partially respect their obligations under international law. Ukrainians will not be compelled to investigate, just as they neglected to investigate the tragedy in Odessa on May 2, 2014, which I mentioned earlier, where dozens of people were burned alive. In the same way, no one will investigate the staged crimes in Bucha, when Russia was accused of killing civilians. Two years have passed since that moment. I know that some countries, including those present here, have expressed condolences to the Ukrainian leadership on the second anniversary of this tragedy. In this regard, I would like to remind you that we have been demanding an unbiased, open investigation since the moment when suddenly, unexpectedly, British television showed corpses lying in the middle of the main street in Bucha, three days after Russian troops had withdrawn from the town. No one is going to carry out an investigation. After these bodies were shown on TV, the European Union, along with the Americans and the British, promptly introduced new packages of sanctions against Russia, as if waiting for an excuse. No one remembers about the investigation any more. At numerous United Nations Security Council meetings, we have repeatedly called on the Kiev regime to provide at least the names of the individuals whose bodies were allegedly shown in Bucha. I directly appealed to the UN Secretary-General to use his authority to compel Kiev and its masters to provide such a list. However, no action has been taken. This is yet another indication that the regime in Kiev is allowed to do as it pleases. It uses this a lot with the indulgence of its patrons. I do not even need to mention the numerous arrests of Ukrainian citizens who oppose neo-Nazi tendencies in the modern Ukrainian state and society, the persecution of Ukrainian citizens for political reasons, and the killings of journalists and public figures. For several years now, we have been documenting human rights violations in our annual reports on human rights situation in various countries. Recently, we have been publishing the Ukraine section as a separate report. You can read it. I hope that you will find all you need to know to be able to decide on what is happening around Ukraine. We all know that Kiev is not independent, but is following instructions from its bosses and handlers implementing their anti-Russia project. They are not hiding it. If you listen to what the leaders of the United States, Britain, France, Germany, NATO, or the European Union say in their speeches, you will see that their priority is to defeat Russia. This is the goal they have set for the Kiev regime. After the 2014 coup, the West got busy preparing Kiev for this mission.