The European Parliament has voted a resolution in which it recognizes the Russian Federation as a terrorist country.
A Russian businessman, a friend of Putin and head of PMC Wagner, which actively hires criminals for the war on the territory of Ukraine, Yevgeny Prigozhin said that he considers the European Parliament “dissolved”. On Wednesday, November 23, write the Russian media.
They said that Prigozhin allegedly sent a violin case to the European Parliament, where he put a sledgehammer “in blood” with the logo of his illegal armed group engraved on it. He made a video with his “information case” and posted it online.
This is Prigozhin’s reaction to the fact that the European Parliament recognized Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism.
“I don’t know what law the European Parliament is guided by, but according to our law, from now on we declare that the European Parliament is dissolved. But before this procedure enters into legal force, I was ordered to submit an information case in the European Parliament. If you have their contact, I suggest to do it together – prepare and send,” he told the propaganda media.
The blood marks on the sledgehammer were reportedly fake.
It should be noted that the European Parliament by a majority of votes adopted a resolution recognizing the Russian Federation as a state sponsor of terrorism. Voting took place on Wednesday, November 23, in Strasbourg during the plenary session of the European Parliament.
Earlier, Russian social networks published a video of the killing of Evgeny Nuzhin, a former prisoner of the Ryazan IK-3 and a member of the Wagner PMC, who, after being sent to the war in Ukraine, surrendered to Armed Forces of Ukraine. The footage shows how the sledgehammer smashed the man’s head. Later, the Russian media published an alleged commentary by Yevgeny Prigozhin, the founder of ChKV Wagner, in which he admitted that his mercenaries committed a massacre with a sledgehammer against a man.
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Source: korrespondent
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