The American president learned about the destruction of an older official of the Russian Federation staff from journalists. He promised to study this issue, calling him “serious business.”
US president Donald Trump has called the killing of the deputy head of the major operational director of the Russian Armed Forces General Lieutenant General General Moskalik staff, which took place Friday, April 25.
“This is a serious thing. I’ll study it,” he told reporters riding his plane walking from Washington to Rome for Pope Francis’ funeral.
The US president learned about the destruction of Russians from journalists: he asked reporters who clarified the questions, specifically asked where the killing had occurred.
Russian media reports that Moskalik is holding a major position in the overall staff of the Russian Federation and is responsible for the operation of the troop and operational planning. In 2015, Moskalik was mentioned as a representative of the General Staff of the Russian Federation during the Norman format negotiation.
Note that on Friday in the Moscow region, Volkswagen’s car exploded in the city of Balashikha, as a result of which Major General Yaroslav Moskalik, deputy head of the main operation of the RF Armed Forces staff member, died. The car in Balashikha was damaged using a home -Made explosive device -it was laid inside, next to the gas -tank equipment, and that was activated far away at the time of the victim’s time left the entrance. The Russian Investigative Committee has confirmed the death of Yaroslav Moskalik. The Russian Foreign Ministry said there was a reason to believe that Kyiv was involved in murdering Moskalik.
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