The President’s Office does not rule out that the rocket hit the businessman’s house on a tip from fire spotters.
The adviser to the head of the Office of the President believes that the death of a prominent agricultural businessman in Nikolaev was not an accident.
“The death of Alexei Vadatursky, in my opinion, was not an accident, but a well-thought-out and organized planned murder. Vadatursky was one of the largest farmers in the country, a major person in the region and a major employer. The exact hit of a rocket not only on a house, but on a certain wing – the bedroom – leaves no doubt about the aiming and coordination of the strike. Again: Vadatursky became a certain target,” wrote Podolyak on Telegram.
Podolyak believes that the Russians are continuing their campaign of terror in an attempt to intimidate, destabilize and destroy Ukrainian society.
“According to the Kremlin maniacs, the campaign of high-intensity resonant terrorist attacks (mocking our prisoners and their injuries recorded on video, a rocket attack on the Vinnitsa House of Officers, a thermobaric internal explosion of a barrack with our men in Yelenovka. and a targeted strike on a well-known grain-related person) must bring Ukrainians to their knees, open the gates and surrender the state. Every crime makes us feel pain, but we live and only become tough. There has never been a case in history when terrorists would force a person to surrender. Russia has made a big mistake by taking this slippery slope. This mistake will not only be catastrophic for to him – he will write the word “Russia” in black letters in the history of the world,” the adviser to the head of the Office of the President said in a statement.
Let’s remind, as a result of the night shelling of Nikolaev the Hero of Ukraine, the famous businessman Alexey Vadatursky and his wife disappeared.
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Source: korrespondent
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