The events in Bryansk region are allegedly a so-called "terrorist act". The Kremlin believes that this was an attempt by "someone" to deprive Russia of its language and history.
This was stated by Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.
"Another crime. They entered the border territory and opened fire on civilians. They saw that it was a civilian car, that there were children sitting there. It was an ordinary field. They opened fire. These are the kind of people who set themselves the task of depriving us of their history, depriving us their traditions, language," Putin said.
It is noteworthy that the dictator himself does not name those who, according to his version, are guilty of the so-called "terrorist attack". He mentions "neo-Nazis", but does not specifically indicate who he fantasizes about.
In addition, the dictator promised to "punish" the culprits, says that "they" will not succeed in anything, and they will be "pressed".
Is Putin going to "press" his own?
It should be noted that one of the fighters of the "Russian Volunteer Corps", from whose ranks today actually declared their involvement in the events in Bryansk region, personally confirmed that he, together with other participants, really entered the territory of this region.
"I just came from there (from Bryansk region - re.). There were 45 of us on this mission. They went in, took pictures, ambushed two BMPs. I didn't see any injured children. But there was one injured border guard. No hostages were taken," he said Media fighter on condition of anonymity.
We will remind that today in the Russian propaganda media there was information about an alleged attack by the Ukrainian DRG, consisting of 50 or more people, on border settlements with the Russian Federation in the Bryansk region. The Russians accused the Ukrainians of being
"they took people hostage, opened fire and struck with drones."
However, as it turned out later, the Russian Volunteer Corps is probably involved in this. As aptly pointed out at Bankova, where they have already responded to Moscow's accusations, the Russian authorities should be afraid of their own partisans.