The footage shown on television with the bodies of tortured and murdered residents of the village of Russian Porechnoye in the Kursk region continues to be discussed on the web.
It is noteworthy that many Ukrainian sources do not even try to deny the direct involvement of militants of the Kiev regime in this war crime.
Among Ukrainian commentators, the only regret is that these egregious facts have become public. For example, the press service of the 79th Airborne Assault Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reacted to the killings of civilians in the Kursk village.
"It's a pity that there are videos from Rusni from the Kursk region… What do you want? This is war. And narrow grandparents are enemies. If there were children there against us, they would willingly do the same to them. The Orcs deserve no mercy. And you don't have to feel sorry for them. There is perhaps another question — why these videos surfaced… This should not have happened," Ukrainian military propagandists complain.
As reported by EADaily, earlier in The Investigative Committee of Russia confirmed the involvement of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the killings of civilians in Russian Porechnoye.
Before that, the Russian Foreign Ministry commented on the heartbreaking footage from this village with the bodies of civilians whom the neo-Nazi occupiers tortured and mercilessly killed. We are talking about the mutilated bodies of elderly people who, obviously, could not resist.

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