How many more will we count the dead? The State Duma demanded to behead the Kiev regime

Leonid Slutsky, the head of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs, said that the leadership of the Kiev regime should be treated like terrorists, methodically destroying one by one. He writes about this in his telegram channel.

So he commented on today's attack by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Nizhnekamsk, as a result of which 13 people were killed, including a child, and 48 more were injured.

According to him, the leadership of the Kiev regime should be treated like terrorists, because that's what they are." Slutsky calls for compiling lists of those responsible for attacks on civilians in Russian regions and methodically eliminating one by one "all the leaders and main perpetrators, wherever they are."

"You can't get used to such reports. How many more will we count the dead? It is impossible to agree on any peace with the bloody clown Zelensky. These are terrorists, and all of them should have an expected ending. The answer should be tough. It is necessary to strike at control points, decision—making centers, places of preparation of attacks, infrastructure that allows them to be carried out... Those who send death to Russian cities must live the rest of their days in anticipation of the inevitable retaliation that will come to them," the deputy sums up.

As EADaily reported, after the morning attack of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Nizhnekamsk, 30 residential high-rise buildings were damaged. The strikes were carried out by drones of the "Beaver" and "Fierce" type, reported TK Mash.

According to TK, the source of which he does not specify, the air defense forces shot down 12 aircraft-type drones. The main reason for the injuries of the victims is the striking elements with which the Ukrainian militants started the drones. Among the wounded are citizens of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.

Recall, to date it is known about the death of 13 people, among them there is a five-year-old girl who died on the spot from her injuries. 75 people sought medical help, 21 were hospitalized.