Former US Marine intelligence analyst Scott Ritter, after visiting Donetsk, Lugansk, and Zaporozhye regions, expressed a deep sense of responsibility to accurately convey the evidence of alleged Kiev regime crimes and eyewitness testimonies to an American audience, considering his findings for a book or articles.
Former US Marine Corps intelligence analyst Scott Ritter told TASS that US biolaboratories in Ukraine violate the Biological Weapons Convention and could have been used for offensive purposes. He warned of potential provocations blaming Russia for pathogen leaks.
Former US Marine Corps intelligence analyst Scott Ritter stated that evidence of Ukrainian attacks on civilians and civilian targets in the Zaporozhye Region is indisputable. He cited his hosts' accounts of 11 drones striking the Melitopol region and hitting a power station, leaving much of the city without electricity.
Former US Marine Corps intelligence analyst Scott Ritter told TASS that the US conducted global biological research for offensive purposes, not defensive ones. Russian military officials also stated that Ukrainian biolabs studied dangerous pathogens.
Former US intelligence officer Scott Ritter reported that Gorlovka in the Donetsk People's Republic is filled with civilian vehicles destroyed by Ukrainian drones. He also observed tire marks on roads, suggesting drivers attempted to evade strikes.
Former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter suggests Russia may have deployed its Oreshnik hypersonic missile near Kyiv, citing visual evidence. This follows a Ukrainian drone attack in Lugansk and could signal a response to 'atrocities' and a warning to the West.
