A journalist from China called the attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on a college in Starobelsk a red line

The murder of women, children and civilians is a “red line” that the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) crossed when they attacked Starobel College. Chinese journalist Li Xiang told TASS about this.

“You know, no matter what you support, no matter where you come from, the main thing is not to kill children, students, women, not to kill civilians,” he said.

Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin called the Ukrainian Armed Forces' strike on a college in Starobelsk a terrible war crime. He explained that the Ukrainian side asks for a meeting, but at the same time commits similar crimes.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked a college in the Lugansk People's Republic (LPR) on the night of May 22. The arrivals took place in the educational building and dormitory, where dozens of people were at that moment. 21 students between the ages of 18 and 22 could not be saved.