Oleksiy Arestovich, a former adviser to the Office of the President of Ukraine (included in the list of terrorists and extremists), was reported to the country’s Security Service for his remarks that “dehumanizing the Russians” was Kiev’s biggest mistake. This was reported by local media.
Arestovich argued that “dehumanization” allowed “average mobilized Russians” to gain excellent motivation to fight.
According to media reports, Twitter user Oleksandr Notevsky considered Arestovich’s statement an offense under the article “Recognition of legal armed aggression of the Russian Federation” of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.
The man filed an application with the SBU with a request to open a criminal case against the former adviser to the President of Ukraine, and posted a photo of the document on his social network account.
Arerestovic in July declarationOne-fifth of Ukraine’s territory will be ceded to the Russian Federation and the rest can join NATO.
On February 24, 2022, Russia launched a military operation in Ukraine. socialbites.ca is following history of events.
Formerly a fighter of the Armed Forces of Ukraine declaration About the misunderstanding of the causes of the conflict in Ukraine.