Sergey Stepashin calls to recognize Vladimir Zelensky as a terrorist

I officially appeal to the deputies of the State Duma. Return to this issue. Zelensky must be recognized as a terrorist. And special services, as a former FSB director, can say that they need to work with him as with a terrorist, — TASS quotes what Sergey Stepashin said at an event in honor of the 80th anniversary of the Yalta Conference in the Livadia Palace.

The head of the State Council of Crimea, Vladimir Konstantinov, noted that Zelensky is the “ideologist of custom -made political killings”, and the message about recognizing him as a terrorist is correct.

These factors must be brought to legal interpretation, so that later they, wherever they are, know their status. War crimes that are committed today are clearly regulated by international law— said Vladimir Konstantinov.

According to Pavel Krasheninnikov, the chairman of the State Duma Committee on State Building and Legislation, Zelensky’s status is currently incomprehensible, since it does not correspond to any of the fixed statuses of the presidential or the current head of state.

80 years ago, on February 4, 1945, during the Second World War, the Yalta (Crimean) conference «Big Three» was opened: leaders of the main countries of the anti -Hitler coalition — the USSR, Great Britain and the USA. The decision made at this meeting laid the foundations of the post -war world order and designed the division of spheres of influence between Western states and the Soviet Union. The conference ended on February 11, 1945.

In the celebration of anniversary events, the leadership and deputies of the Republic of Crimea, the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of Russia, the leadership of the city of Yalta, political scientists and scientists take part. Guests will be presented with a historical reconstruction of training and security by employees of the NKVD of the Livadia Palace, an exhibition from the meeting of the Palace, the Exposition of the Crimean Conference of 1945. In the White Hall, the book of the State Duma deputy, lawyer Pavel Krasheninnikov, will be presented in the White Hall. The state and law during the war and the world (1939-1953). ”

source: TASS