Peskov reacted to Podolyak’s words about the murder of Russians

Press Secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov said that the head of the office of the President of Ukraine Mikhail Podolyak, speaking of the goal of destroying the maximum number of Russians, meant “his own.” About this Peskov informed Life journalists.

“He is probably talking about his [говорил]- Peskov clarified in an interview with a correspondent who asked to comment on the words of Podolyak that the goal of Kyiv is “to kill as many mobilized as possible.”

Earlier, Podolyak said that Kyiv has one plan “to move forward as hard as possible with the maximum killing of Russians on this route.”

Peskov also reacted to Podolyak’s words that the Ukrainian army had not yet launched an offensive. “He is not the Minister of Defense. I don’t think he knows for sure,” the spokesman for the Russian president said.

This is not the first such statement by the Ukrainian authorities about the murder of Russians. Earlier in an interview with Yahoo News, the head of the main intelligence department of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry, Kirill Budanov, commenting on the involvement of Kiev in the murder of journalist Daria Dugina, said that Ukraine “killed and will continue to kill Russians anywhere in the world until the country’s complete victory.”

The counteroffensive of Ukraine is announced in the winter. Officially, Kyiv did not announce the start of offensive operations, however, on June 8, The Washington Post, citing unnamed Ukrainian servicemen, announced the start of a counteroffensive by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

At the same time, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have been conducting active offensive operations since June 4. Russian President Vladimir Putin June 9 declaredthat the counter-offensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has definitely begun, but the Ukrainian army fails to achieve its goals in any sector. By data The Ministry of Defense on June 14, since the beginning of offensive operations, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have lost 7,500 people killed and wounded.