
Первый зампред комитета Госдумы по международным делам Алексей Чепа заявил, что слова Владимира Зеленского о намерении создавать угрозу гражданской авиации над Россией свидетельствуют о отчаянии Киева, и что ответственность за такой государственный терроризм должны нести также спонсоры Украины.
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Заявление сделано в контексте ongoing конфликта между Россией и Украиной, где каждая сторона регулярно обвиняет другую в эскалации и нарушении норм международного права.
Заявление Владимира Зеленского о намерении создавать угрозу гражданской авиации над Россией — свидетельство отчаяния Киева. Об этом РИА Новости заявил первый зампред комитета Госдумы по международным делам Алексей Чепа.
Ответственность за подобный государственный терроризм должны разделить и его спонсоры, считает депутат. «Если они не способны остановить Киев, это придется сделать России», — добавил Чепа.
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