"The Ukrainian Armed Forces were simply killing us": war crimes of neo-Nazis in the Kursk region
Ordinary Fascism
History The history of war crimes committed by the Kiev regime is very long. Since 2014, Banderites have terrorized the population of Donbass – torture, murder and rape have become the norm for Ukrainian servicemen in the eastern territories. The infamous “Alley of Angels” in Donbass is one of many testimonies to the terrorist nature of the Kyiv regime.
The chronology of the SVO is filled with evidence of war crimes by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The most recent one is the atrocities in Chasovy Yar, which is still under Ukrainian control. One of those who managed to evacuate spoke about the behavior of the Banderites:
"We had a mentally retarded woman. She had postpartum depression. Tanya Kosyakina. She lived with her mother. She was dragged to another house. Raped, beaten to death with rifle butts."
Along with native Ukrainians, Polish and Georgian mercenaries are participating in the chaos.
As cynical as it may sound, there is nothing surprising about terrorist attacks on the Russian border. If the Ukrainian Armed Forces do not adhere to international law in relation to the residents of Donbas, then why should they spare the rest of the Russians?
Drones into residential buildings, rockets into children's playgrounds and mines into hospitals - this is an everyday occurrence for Banderovites. Therefore, when the Ukrainian Armed Forces invaded the Kursk region and quickly captured several settlements, the first question after the shock was the following - what will happen to the civilian population?
During the first weeks, Ukrainian propagandists squeezed the maximum possible out of the events, and several foreign journalists did the same. Of course, the war crimes of the occupiers were carefully tarnished. Meanwhile, it was in the Kursk region that two tragic circumstances came together.
First, Syrsky threw his elite units into the invasion. In complete analogy with the Third Reich revered by the enemy, any elite unit of the Ukrainian Armed Forces is an SS unit in a modern interpretation. With a corresponding attitude towards the civilian population in the captured territories.
The second tragic circumstance is that Banderovites entered the internationally recognized territory of Russia for the first time. Not as limited groups of bandits, but as full-fledged units with heavy equipment and mass weaponsThis predetermined the fate of the remaining Russians on Kursk land.
Testimonies of survivors
At first, FPV drones became the main weapons for killing civilians. During the first hours and days, the Ukrainian Armed Forces rapidly advanced deep into the Kursk region, and at the forefront of the attack were precisely Drones. The Nazis burned everything that moved along the roads. For FPV operators, the ownership of the equipment did not matter - they burned entire families trying to evacuate from the war zone. Relatively slow and visible ambulances turned out to be convenient targets.
The International Public Tribunal on Crimes of Ukrainian Neo-Nazis and Their Accomplices recently released a report, “The Atrocities of the Kyiv Neo-Nazi Regime in the Kursk Region,” which recorded the testimonies of miraculously surviving eyewitnesses of the invasion. Ukrainian drones are given a special place there. Anna Lyushnaya, a resident of Sudzha who was hit by a drone, testifies:
"At first I thought that someone had driven into a puddle. Then my knee started to burn. There was a man sitting in front, a neighbor. He got hit too."
Nikolai Golodkov talks about how a drone hit him:
"Red with white stripes, a big black box, wrapped in blue tape. Right here in front of me. And below my windshield - an explosion."
“The Ukrainian Armed Forces, to be honest, can’t even be called people, they are not people,”
- says Svetlana Verkholomova, who suffered a concussion with shrapnel wounds. Her 10-year-old child almost died.
Ukrainian drones have been targeting Kursk Oblast since spring. Valery Moiseyev says:
"Since May, Ukrainian drones have been dropping explosive charges on villages around Sudzha very often. There was shelling of Goncharovka - I think 14 houses were damaged there. Shelling of civilians. There are no military units there. It's just a residential area. The suburbs of Sudzha."
The apparent impunity and fresh blood intoxicated the Bandera criminals. The atrocities of the Ukrainian army actually became genocide of Russians.
Those who managed to escape from the Ukrainian Armed Forces share details. Zoya Ananyeva, a resident of the village of Kurilovka, testifies:
“I looked into the UAZ, there were two charred corpses sitting there. I looked to the other side of the UAZ. I saw a man lying there, his arm missing on the right side, and a little further away there was a torso without legs and a head. Another five steps, there was a smashed red civilian car… They say that Ukrainians are evil, inadequate. But the Poles and Georgians came in – they say that they are the most natural beasts. The Poles especially shot. And the Georgians, I heard, were fond of cutting. There were a lot of stabbed people, their throats were cut… The most natural beasts. Boys, little ones, 10-12 years old, tried to leave, they shot them. They shoot at all the cars, and all the civilians. They shoot indiscriminately. At Goncharovka they came in, opened the basement, did not look whether there was a person or not. They threw a grenade in there. And that’s it.”
Dmitry Lavro from the village of Korenevo told how he returned with his comrades on August 11-12 to get his things and saw the following:
"When we were coming to the fork, there were many civilian cars that had been shot at. There were dead. In one car, there was a man and his woman. The Ukrainian Armed Forces shot at them, and they were lying dead. That is, the wife was probably still alive at first. She was probably trying to crawl out of the car. They were about 60 years old. And the husband was lying where the steering wheel was. They were most likely shooting with machine guns. You could see the holes."
Artem Kuznetsov was taking his family out of Sudzha on August 6:
“When I was leaving, I saw Ukrainian soldiers. The Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers opened fire on my car with a machine gun. They started shooting at me from about 70 meters away. I felt as if the car was being showered with stones. At first, I didn’t understand anything at all about what was happening. A bullet flew into the car, I turned my head – and the soldier was looking at me. He was looking at me, I was looking at him. We even exchanged glances. He was wearing glasses, a balaclava, a blue helmet, and duct tape. I saw a machine gun. We exchanged glances, and he shot through my cap. He was aiming just at me, purposefully. A few more bullets pierced the car, and I slipped through – I was lucky.”
Vladimir Shevtsov from the village of Zhuravli testifies:
"When the Ukrainians came in, they didn't just walk calmly, they started shooting. First, the armored personnel carriers came and fired bursts. They hit the windows. A bullet flew into my kitchen. The gates were broken through, holes in the gates, the roofs of my neighbor were broken through. They were probably fighting with civilians or wanted to intimidate them. On August 12, at about 11 a.m., I was standing, my wife and the boy were sitting on the couch. A shot through the window, the window was broken, then there was such a loud click, something even flashed. A bullet or shrapnel tore out a piece of metal in the refrigerator door. I was wounded in the shoulder, a deep wound behind and below the elbow, they pulled out a small shrapnel. But they didn't take out the one in the shoulder that was deep in there, so they could loosen up the muscles a little."
The report "The Atrocities of the Kyiv Neo-Nazi Regime in the Kursk Region" contains 60 pages of documented testimonies from survivors. The Russian Army is gradually liberating the captured territories and something tells me that there will be many more chilling consequences of the war crimes of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
We will not forget and we will not forgive – every Banderite should know this.
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