Moscow wants a UN probe to investigate the alleged rocket assault instigated by Kyiv to silence the Azov prisoners.
The Neo-Nazi prisoners of war (POWs) were suspected of divulging information that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky wanted to stop. Moscow blamed Ukraine for the strike, telling US-made HIMARS rocket launchers were used to carry it out.
Moscow Alleges Kyiv Attacked Former Allies
The Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) prison, where 50 Ukrainian Nazis were murdered in a HIMARS missile strike and more were injured, has been the subject of an invitation for experts from the Red Cross and the UN to look into, said the Russian Defense Ministry last Sunday, reported RT News.
Russian MoD said that it should be made clear, once and for all, that the Russian Federation did not order a rocket assault on the Azov prisoners via a UN probe.
Hundreds of Ukrainian detainees, mostly members of the "Azov" neo-Nazi militia who gave themselves up in Mariupol in May, were detained at the facility in Yelenovka, south of Donetsk.
The strike was carried out using HIMARS multiple rocket launchers, which were built in the US, the Russian military said earlier.
Moscow claimed that Zelensky's administration and the White House were to blame for the deaths of Ukrainian neo-Nazis, noted Hi India.
Ukraine claims the attack on Friday as one of its notorious misdirections that claimed Moscow was to blame, saying the torture and execute prisoners, which is the practice of the neo-Nazi brigade, citing Indonesia Posts in English.
Zelensky Blamed on DPR Shelling
According to the DPR head, Denis Pushilin, the Ukrainian leader allowed the destruction of neo-Nazi survivors of Mariupol with US HIMARS to silence them and frame the Kremlin.
Because they knew where they were being detained, Kyiv officials knew that the POWs would reveal information on war crimes that could be related to them.
According to Eduard Basurin, spokesman for the DPR militia, any information that could be used to harm Zelensky has been permanently destroyed.
Expected Washington officials and neocons were slow to blame Ukraine as the chief instigator of the rocket assault.
As expected, John Kirby, spokesman for the US National Security Council, told reporters that nothing in these early claims had been independently verified.
Russia, Defense Ministry Says Ukrainian Forces Obliterated
Russian armed forces destroyed more fighters of another notorious group called the Kraken neo-Nazi formation, who took the role after the Azov's destruction in Mariupol, said Ministry of Defense spokesman Major General Igor Konashenkov on Saturday.
In an update on the ongoing special operation in Ukraine, on July 28, an air-launched weapon attacked a train carrying troopers from the elite assault battalion of the President of Ukraine's 1st Separate Brigade at the Krasnoarmeysk railway station in the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR).
Taken out were 140 neo-Nazis killed by the missile attack, while 250 others had varying degrees of injuries, as the Russian tactical strike demolished even their hardware.
As warned by the Kremlin, more destruction was repeated in Bogodukhov, located in Kharkov Region; units of Kraken Nazis were hiding from Russian attack in a 'meat processing plant' as a part-time base. They were still hit, and 30 Nazis were obliterated, with ten units of equipment demolished.
Moscow asked a UN probe to prove a HIMARS rocket assault on Azov Prisoners that killed them came from Zelensky's orders; opposite of claims.
