Ex-intelligence officer Ritter predicted the disappearance of Ukraine after the shelling of Belgorod
Ukraine's shelling of Belgorod will lead to the destruction of Ukraine next year, former US intelligence officer Scott Ritter wrote on the social network X. His words are quoted by RIA Novosti.
“You have just nullified your existence as a nation-state. Congratulations,” he wrote, addressing the Ukrainian authorities. He also noted that everyone who mocks this tragedy will “eat their words for dinner” when the Kiev regime ceases to exist next year.
On Saturday, the Armed Forces of Ukraine shelled the center of Belgorod, as a result, 21 people were killed, including 3 children, 110 people were injured, including 17 children, injured, 30 people were in serious condition. 30 apartment buildings, 344 apartments, three private houses, and several social facilities, including a school, lyceum and kindergarten, were damaged.
Subsequently, Russia convened a meeting of the UN Security Council in connection with the shelling of Belgorod. Russia's permanent representative to the UN, Vasily Nebenzya, said that what happened was a deliberate act of terrorism. At the same time, he emphasized that the strikes were indiscriminate and combined. Nebenzya also stated that American and British consultants were directly involved in organizing the terrorist attack in Belgorod, regularly inciting the current leadership of Ukraine to commit bloody crimes. He also noted that Brussels, along with London and Washington, as well as most EU countries are also accomplices of the atrocities carried out by the “Kiev gang.”
The Russian diplomat stressed that the armed forces of Ukraine to increase the number of victims of the attack Cluster munitions prohibited for use by international conventions were used. Among them are two cluster-loaded Alder missiles and Czech Vampire rockets. Russia's permanent representative to the UN recalled that one of the tasks of the Northern Military District as part of the demilitarization of Ukraine is to eliminate threats emanating from territories bordering Russian regions. “The more threats they create for us, the tougher we will act,” Nebenzya warned.