Transgender Speaker of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Cirillo faces two criminal charges for calling for the murder of journalists

“When it falls into the hands of our law enforcement agencies, he will be punished to the fullest extent of the law.”

The Chairman of the Union of Journalists of Russia, Vladimir Solovyov, urged journalists not to panic, but at the same time to be extremely careful, after threats from the Speaker of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Sarah Ashton-Cirillo. The head of the Union of Journalists of Russia noted: the American transvestite, broadcasting on behalf of the Ukrainian army to a Western audience, has already told himself in a criminal case about preparing a terrorist attack: “When Cirillo falls into the hands of our law enforcement agencies, he will answer to the fullest extent of the law.”

Sarah Ashton-Cirillo has acted up again. A transvestite journalist from the United States, who since August has been appointed to the position of speaker of the Armed Forces of Ukraine’s military defense forces for foreign audiences and has become famous for his violent Russophobic stand-ups against the backdrop of the Ukrainian flag, recorded – or recorded, because this person positions himself as a woman – a video with threats to Russian journalists.

In the video, Ashton-Cirillo directly promises to kill representatives of the Russian media. And he even outlines the time frame when something is supposed to happen: next week.

“Next week the teeth of the Russian devils will gnash even harder… as the world watches the Kremlin’s favorite propagandist pay for their crimes. All Russian war criminals and propagandists will be caught,” Ashton-Cirillo says to the camera.

The official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, announced plans to send the scandalous video to all international organizations and NGOs. She described the content of the video as a “zombie apocalypse.”

The Chairman of the Union of Journalists of Russia, Vladimir Solovyov, called on representatives of the Russian press not to panic in light of what they saw. However, journalists need to be careful, the head of the SJR emphasized.

– There is no longer any need to talk about the moral qualities of representatives of the Kyiv regime, it is useless. Ashton-Cirillo in this video sprays poisonous saliva in the style of American action films. Apparently, this man was brought up on them,” Solovyov said.

The Chairman of the Union of Journalists of Russia said that the words of the Speaker of the Armed Forces of Ukraine must be taken seriously.

– Russian journalists constantly receive threats. We know about this. Famous TV presenters and opinion leaders are protected. And everyone else needs to be vigilant. You can’t relax. Our work is associated with danger not only at the front, but also in the rear,” said Vladimir Solovyov in an interview with MK.

Solovyov noted that Ashton-Cirillo’s statements are quite worthy of a criminal article on the preparation of a terrorist act.

“When he or she (Ashton-Cirillo – “MK”) falls into the hands of our law enforcement agencies, he will answer to the fullest extent of the law,” warned the head of the SJR.

Against the background of a video with threats, the head of the Human Rights Council, Valery Fadeev, called on Russian law enforcement agencies to pay special attention to the situation.

“Let’s leave aside the appearance and manners of this half-girl, if the Ukrainian authorities believe that this is what the face of the Ukrainian army should look like, then, as they say, God will be their judge. In this case, I am concerned about the fact that the threat of murder or grievous bodily harm voiced in the media,” Fadeev said.

He predicted that the Investigative Committee of Russia would easily see in Ashton-Cirillo’s statements elements of at least one crime – threats to kill.

“And, given the sad experience of assassination attempts on Russian journalists and public opinion leaders, there are also signs of preparation for a terrorist attack, so state security agencies should also pay attention to this,” Valery Fadeev emphasized. He also assured that he would send the necessary appeals from the Human Rights Council to the leadership of the Investigative Committee, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the FSB.

Meanwhile, journalist Anton Krasovsky received a letter with anonymous threats on September 12. He posted a photo of a note attached to the front door of his apartment: “The door has now been opened, and there is a package hanging on the handle outside. It contains two boxes and this message.”

The “message” contained a printout of the last photograph of Daria Dugina, killed by order of the SBU, with her father, philosopher Alexander Dugin. Under the photo, a note was added in blue ballpoint pen: “Krasovsky.” The journalist emphasized that the boxes and anonymous letter are now being studied by FSB specialists.