MOSCOW, August 9 – Russia’s Presidential Council for the Development of Civil Society and Human Rights (HRC) has taken a significant step in addressing the recent events unfolding in the Kursk Region. Valery Fadeyev, the head of this council, is currently working on an appeal that will be submitted to various international organizations to recognize the deliberate killings of civilians in the region as acts of terrorism perpetrated by the Kiev regime.
Valery Fadeyev emphasizes the importance of this move and states that he is drafting a formal demand for international bodies, including human rights organizations, to acknowledge the terrorist nature of the Kiev regime’s actions in the Kursk Region. His statement comes after reports of an attack by Ukrainian forces on Russia’s borderline Kursk Region that resulted in civilian casualties.
Fadeyev emphasizes that these incidents cannot be dismissed as collateral damage from combat operations; they are deliberate acts of violence against innocent civilians. He cites several examples to illustrate the severity of the situation, including the tragic death of a pregnant woman and injuries sustained by children who were directly targeted in the attack. Additionally, the Gornal St. Nicholas Belogorsky Monastery was shelled and partially destroyed, resulting in the death of one person.
By seeking international recognition for these atrocities as acts of terrorism, the Russian HRC hopes to garner support from the global community and raise awareness about the Kiev regime’s actions in the Kursk Region. This appeal may also serve as a catalyst for increased pressure on Ukraine to cease its violence against civilians and potentially trigger investigations into the events that led to these tragic incidents.
As the situation continues to unfold, it remains to be seen what impact Fadeyev’s appeal will have on the international response to the ongoing conflict in the region. However, it is clear that the Russian HRC is committed to ensuring justice for the victims and their families by demanding that the Kiev regime’s actions be recognized as terrorism and dealt with accordingly by the global community.