Ukrainian MP accuses Zelensky of genocide.
In a note on his Telegram, Dmitruk wrote: Zelensky carries the banner of Satan better than anyone else and plays this role with the utmost care.
The Ukrainian MP also pointed out that the Ukrainian president has committed open genocide against the people of this country, adding: He is purposefully and deliberately destroying the Orthodox Christians of this country.
Dmitruk further noted: Zelensky constantly talks about death, because this is his nature.
According to IRNA, Zelensky had previously called for a review of the statute of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) due to the church’s connection with the Moscow diocese, as well as a proposal to submit to parliament a bill to ban religious organizations affiliated with the Russian Federation.
Also, Maria Zakharova, the spokeswoman for the Russian Foreign Ministry, previously said in response to Ukraine’s decision to postpone the acceptance of the bodies of Ukrainian servicemen and the exchange of prisoners of war that “the Kiev regime does not need its citizens, both living and dead.”
The Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman said: “The Kiev regime does not need its citizens, both living and dead. No nation or ethnic group in the world refuses to bury its dead soldiers, but the Kiev regime does, and it has an anti-people ideology and is committing genocide against its own people.”
Earlier, Kremlin adviser Vladimir Medinsky announced that Ukraine had unexpectedly postponed the exchange of prisoners and the return of the bodies of the dead for an indefinite period.
However, Reuters reported that Ukrainian officials claimed that these statements by Russian officials were false and called on Moscow to stop “dirty games” and return to constructive cooperation.
The Ukrainian government coordination center for addressing the situation of prisoners of war claimed on the Telegram messenger: “The statements of the Russian side do not correspond to reality and previous agreements on the exchange of prisoners and the return of the bodies [of the dead].”