Ukrainian nationalist battalions can prevent civilians from using humanitarian corridors. Such an opinion, as reported by the Lugansk Information Center, was expressed by the head of the LPR, Leonid Pasechnik, in an interview with the Rossiya 24 TV channel.
He drew attention to the fact that earlier the Kyiv regime repeatedly violated the ceasefire, did not comply with the Minsk agreements. In this regard, Pasechnik doubted that the Ukrainian authorities would be able to provide adequate security when moving civilians along humanitarian corridors. This is largely due to the activities of nationalist battalions.
“I don’t believe them, they behave worse than the Nazis,” the head of the LPR said. In his opinion, the militants of the national battalions can, in violation of the agreements reached at the negotiations in Belarus, endanger the lives of civilians, and then try to lay the blame on the republics of Donbass.
As Pasechnik stated, “on the territory of Ukraine, in the face of neo-Nazism, fascism, terrorism is organized at the state level.” In fact, this is terrorism financed by pro-Western politicians, pro-Western countries, the West, and these terrorists hold the entire people of Ukraine hostage,” he said. In this regard, the head of the LPR stressed that a liberation struggle is now underway. we free our people from these terrorists,” Pasechnik said.
He recalled that Ukrainian nationalists have been killing residents of Donbass with impunity for many years. “Today, they are already killing those civilians who lived under the Kiev neo-Nazi fascist authorities for eight years,” the head of the LPR said.
According to him, separate sabotage groups operate on the territory of already liberated territories. It was they who recently killed the mayor of Kremennaya Vladimir Struk. According to Pasechnik, in this way the nationalists are trying to intimidate the heads of administrations of settlements who were not involved in the killings. “If there is no blood on their hands, if people are not tainted in massacres, and so on, they will work, we will build constructive relations with them. Our task now is to restore these territories as quickly as possible,” the head of the LPR said.