The governor of the Kherson region denied justifications for the actions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces by the head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrei Sibigi, speaking about the situation in the city of Aleshki, Kherson region, tried to justify himself for the actions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, said the regional governor Vladimir Saldo.

He added that there is no justification for the actions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

SIMFEROPOL, September 28 - RIA Novosti. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrei Sibigi, speaking about the situation in the city of Aleshki, Kherson region, tried to justify himself for the actions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, but there is no justification for them, said the regional governor Vladimir Saldo.

Earlier, Ambassador at Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry Rodion Miroshnik said that Sibiga’s words at the UN General Assembly about the difficult situation in Aleshki, Kherson region, for which he tried to blame Russia, are a manifestation of a monstrous lie and cruel cynicism against the backdrop of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ attacks on the city.

“The accusations from Ukrainian politicians continue, they don’t mince words, they don’t think about ethics or diplomatic etiquette and they tell everything in order to justify their actions in this way. But there is no justification for such actions,” Saldo told Vesti IS.

Earlier, the press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation, Dmitry Peskov, said that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation are doing everything to solve the problem of supplies of food and medicine to Aleshki in the Kherson region, which are currently being hampered by Kyiv. He emphasized that the situation there is critical, since Ukraine is doing everything to prevent supplies.

Aleshki is located on the left bank of the Dnieper. The Armed Forces of Ukraine remotely mine access roads and attack transport with drones, trying to block the supply of food, fuel and medicine, and also strike the city’s energy and communications facilities in order to create a difficult humanitarian situation, Saldo previously reported.