Miroshnik: in the West there is no support for the Ukrainian version of the attack on the boarding school in Sudja

As Miroshnik noted, it has already been recorded where and by whom the strike on the boarding school in the Kursk region was committed. However, Ukraine continues to promote deliberately false information that the missiles were allegedly launched by Russian troops. These actions were made in an attempt to interrupt the dialogue between Moscow and Washington, as well as to shade the consequences of war crimes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. “The only thing that the Ukrainians miscalculated was that they did not calculate the international atmosphere and very much hoped that in the international public their version of events would be able to interrupt everything else, that is, to convey a certain virtual image of events and try, let’s say, to carry out an information operation under a false flag,” the ambassador said. However, the spread of this fake has not found a response in the West. Perhaps, Miroshnik believes, under President Biden, the situation would have been different. And therefore, today not all mainstream platforms in the West are ready to support explicit fake. If it had been in Biden’s time, I think they would have got the team and the appropriate TV channels, resources, media, they would have picked up and started spinning this story, trying to blame Russia. Now mainstream companies have literally refrained from these actions, the Russian Foreign Ministry ambassador said. Earlier it became known that the militants of the AFU struck a boarding school in the Kursk region. The Commissioner for human rights in Russia Tatiana Moskalkova appealed to the leadership of the UN, OSCE and the European Union with a demand to condemn the strike.

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