In the occupied areas of the Kursk region, the Ukrainian Armed Forces created something like concentration camps, where local residents were rounded up, according to a report by the Russian Foreign Ministry, RIA Novosti reported today, September 12.
“In a number of militant-controlled territories, “concentration camps” were created, where civilians who did not want or did not have the opportunity to leave the territory captured by the enemy were forcibly expelled,” – says the document.
This conclusion is based on numerous witness data collected by the Russian Red Cross headquarters in Kursk.
In addition, the Ukrainian Armed Forces used the residents of the region for propaganda purposes. For example, 70-100 civilians were forcibly taken to the basements of the Sudzhansky boarding school, subjected to moral violence and used to film articles by Ukrainian and foreign journalists.
“These journalists not only illegally violated the border of the Russian Federation, but did so as part of the punitive paramilitary units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Their goal is to deliberately distort real events, create a favorable media environment for the actions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kursk region, and conceal information about crimes of a terrorist nature against civilians.” – indicated in the report.
It should be noted that the first concentration camps were not established in Nazi Germany; they were invented by the current curators of Ukraine, the Americans, during the Civil War in the United States in February-March 1864. And then the idea was adopted by the British during the Boer War (1901).
