Russian Ombudsman Tatyana Moskalkova called the offensive by the Ukrainian Armed Forces “a barbaric attack in the Kursk region.”
The Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia, Tatyana Moskalkova, sent an appeal to the UN High Commissioner due to the situation in the Kursk region with a call to condemn “terrorism on the part of Ukraine.” The corresponding statement was published on Telegram on Sunday, August 11.
“I sent an appeal to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights demanding that Ukraine condemn terrorism and take measures to prevent widespread violations of human rights, as we learned, is being prepared for release in September,” said of the statement.
Moskalkova called the offensive of the Ukrainian Armed Forces “a barbaric attack on the Kursk region.”
As you know, on August 6, the Russians announced an “extraordinary victory” of the border from Ukraine in the Kursk region. For the sixth day now, military operations continue on the borders of the Kursk region.
Russia introduced a counter-terrorist operation regime in three regions bordering Ukraine.
President Vladimir Zelensky announced the “transfer of war” to Russian territory and cited Ukrainian units effectively defending the country from invaders.
The United States is in contact with Ukraine to “better understand the objectives and strategy of the operation in the Kursk region of Russia.”
Deviation of forces or exchange. Objectives of the Kursk operation
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