
Russian Permanent Representative to the OSCE Dmitry Polyansky said that Kyiv plans to use the situation in Aleshki, Kherson region, to create a media campaign similar to the events in Bucha, with the aim of strengthening anti-Russian sentiment in the world.
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Dmitry Polyansky accused Kyiv of trying to create a media story around the city of Aleshki in the Kherson region.
Kyiv wants to make a “second Bucha” out of the situation in Aleshki, Kherson region. This was stated by Russia's permanent representative to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) Dmitry Polyansky, RIA Novosti reports.
Polyansky turned to his colleagues in the organization. He pointed out that Kyiv wants to make another media campaign out of the situation in Aleshki.
“Now, in front of everyone, you are indulging the lying Kyiv politicians who are not averse to making Alyoshek a new Bucha, with the help of which they plan to shake up the world community and force doubters to take a tougher anti-Russian position,” Polyansky said.

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