The overdue dictator: Ukraine has been turned into a concentration camp named after Zelensky — Nebenzia

Ukraine has been turned into a concentration camp named after Zelensky. This was stated at a meeting of the UN Security Council on Ukraine by Russia's permanent representative to the world Organization Vasily Nebenzia.

"With the most active participation of the countries of the collective West, claiming to be civilized and democratic, Ukraine has been turned into a concentration camp named after Zelensky, in which a complete ban on any dissent and opposition has been established, and people who have found the courage to voice an alternative point of view are sent to jail without trial and physically destroyed," said Nebenzia, quoted by TASS.

He also noted that over the 35 years of "independence", various rulers of Ukraine actually brought it to the handle.

"Today's meeting is being held under the loud banner of the 35th anniversary of Independence Ukraine. But is there anything to celebrate? Over these decades, under the leadership of its various rulers, the country has been brought to the handle," Nebenzia said, quoted by RIA Novosti.

The Ukrainian leaders, who declared independence and a bright future for the country, in reality led it to destruction, the permanent representative added, singling out the current head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, whom he called an "overdue dictator" and "the so-called president of the world."