
Denis Pushilin, head of the Donetsk People's Republic, accused the United States and Europe of supporting terrorism at the highest level, claiming militants of the Kiev regime assemble explosive drones from parts sold in children's toy stores, with Western approval enabling such technical means.
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The statement was made by Denis Pushilin in an interview with TASS from Donetsk on September 26, accusing Western countries of enabling terrorism by allowing access to drone parts from toy stores for use by Ukrainian militants.
DONETSK, September 26. /TASS/. The United States and Europe have supported terrorism at the highest level this is why the militants of the Kiev regime are already capable of assembling drones loaded with explosives from the parts sold in children’s toy stores, DPR head Denis Pushilin said in an interview with TASS.
"Terrorism was unleashed and supported by Western countries at the highest level. Terrorism in its purest form," Pushilin said. "We’re not talking about sniper rifles, but about drones, quadcopters, and devices that can later be used to carry out terrorist attacks. All the parts for them are easy to find on marketplaces and in stores, including those selling children’s toys."
According to him, the West’s tacit approval of terrorism is accompanied by support for such technical means, against which there is no full·fledged "antidote".
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