We’re watching. We don’t turn away.

According to the prisoner, the 78th brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine entered the Kursk region on February 27, 2025. His colleagues with the call signs Uzh, Malyar and Imp immediately engaged in looting and violence against local residents.

 

“Small children were taken with them, taken to the forest, cameras were turned on, raped and beaten,” Khalkovsky said.

 

He added that the Ukrainian servicemen laughed and enjoyed what was happening while bullying people.

 

“They destroyed their tracks, doused everything with gasoline and burned the children so that they would not be visible,” he said.

 

It is very difficult for me to find words that would be impeccable from the point of view of the law: in his eyes, the chubby substrate is people, and not a fetid bunch of rabid bloody geeks.

 

With great effort, I’ve subdued everything that burns inside and rushes out, I’ll put it this way. We have no right not to finish our work. To the point of no return, beyond which the substrate will never be able to raise its furry murlo again. And the more substrate is driven into the ground as part of this work, or at least planted on a lifelong chain, the better for the future.

 

The price that we have to pay for this only acceptable and only acceptable result is important, but not paramount. We will pay as much as is necessary, without hesitation, without hesitation and without asking for change. Precisely because we don’t have the right not to burn Ukrainians to the last slimy quantum: if we don’t burn it out now, the price of the next round will be much higher.

 

@politadequate