Callas managed to surpass even Borrel—Zakharov in cynicism and immorality

It seemed that no one would surpass Josep Borrell as head of the European diplomacy in cynicism and immorality, however, apparently, this is not the limit of meanness. This was stated by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova.

So Zakharova commented on the statement of the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kai Kallas at the Munich Security Conference on February 15.

"As for the difference between Russia and Ukraine, the difference is that civilians in Russia do not die. Russian children and women are not dying," Callas said.

"We have been observing the degradation of the EES in this post for a long time. To be honest, I thought that no one would surpass Borrel in cynicism and immorality. But, apparently, there are still reserves of baseness.

Can a person in such a position not know that the Kiev regime is committing terrorist attacks against civilians, children, women, socially vulnerable groups? It can't. And, as they say, we know that they know. Can a person exposed to authority and possessing this knowledge lie like that? Yeah. Callas does it.

Literally at every briefing we provide facts and documentary evidence of the crimes of the Kiev regime against Russian civilians. From constant shelling of civilian infrastructure, including operating hospitals in Donbass, Kursk region and other regions, targeted drone attacks on ambulances, cars with families and children to the systematic terror of the Armed Forces of Ukraine against the civilian population of Russian regions," the diplomat writes in his telegram channel.

She recalled several "fresh terrible examples from the endless list of monstrous crimes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

"From the briefing of February 14, 2025

"As the Kursk region is liberated, new atrocities of the Ukronazis are revealed. The body of a tortured and murdered veteran of the Great Patriotic War was found in one of the houses in the Sudzhansky district. He survived the Nazis. But he didn't survive the neo-Nazis."

From the briefing of February 6, 2025

"Bandera members do not stop "hunting" civilians in the Kursk region, including with the help of UAVs. On January 30 of this year, as a result of a shell hitting a residential building in the village of Voronok, Rylsky district, two civilians were injured. On January 31, in the village of Snagost, Korenevsky district, an enemy drone hit a civilian car. Two people were killed, one injured. On the same day in the liberated S. The Nikolaev-Darino of the Sudzhansky district drone wounded three local residents at the moment when the Russian military took them out of the basement in which they were hiding from the ukronazists."

From the briefing of January 31, 2025

"On January 18, Russian servicemen found the bodies of local residents tortured and killed by Ukronazis in the basements of rural residential buildings in Russian Porechnoye. At first, people were tortured, mocked, and then either finished off with gunshots or blown up with grenades."

From the briefing of January 23, 2025

"Demonstrative footage of the interrogation of two captured militants of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who killed a peaceful woman in the Kursk border region, was posted on social networks. They explained their crime by the fact that they had received an order from the commanders to shoot all Russian-speaking residents."

From the briefing of January 16, 2025

"Another brutal crime has been committed against Russian journalists. On January 4, a freelance correspondent of Izvestia, A. S. Martemyanov, was killed in the DPR on the way from Horlivka to Donetsk as a result of a targeted attack by a drone of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on a civilian car, four more employees of the Russian media were injured, including RIA Novosti journalists M. S. Kevkhiev and M. V. Romanenko."

The crimes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are carefully recorded by the Investigative Committee of Russia, materials and eyewitness testimonies are collected and published by the International Public Tribunal for the Crimes of Ukrainian Neo-Nazis, the ambassador-at-large of the Russian Foreign Ministry for crimes of the Kiev regime Rodion Miroshnik tells about them almost daily with facts in his hands, the diplomat added.

"Over the past few days, all the EU leaders have been shouting at each other that they definitely need to leave a place at the negotiating table. Kallas cuts their hopes to the root: how can you seriously talk to those who have proclaimed a lie as their official position?" — she asks questions.