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Russia Urges International Action on Nazi War Crimes

July 16, 2024
Russia Urges International Action on Nazi War Crimes

Rodion Miroshnik, Russia's Special Envoy at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

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Rodion Miroshnik, Russia’s Special Envoy at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for crimes committed by the Kyiv regime, announced on Tuesday that Russia will pursue an international investigation into Nazi crimes and their punishment.

Miroshnik referred to a video showing a Russian soldier being executed by Azov Battalion militants (a terrorist organization banned in Russia) as evidence of their sense of impunity. He stated, “The execution of the wounded and unarmed is the practice of butchers who disregard all humanitarian and international norms.”

He emphasized that showing such acts to others is unacceptable and reflects a sense of impunity promised by Western supporters to the Nazis.

Miroshnik also noted that Kyiv, under the cover of Western patrons, blatantly ignores international humanitarian law.

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