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as the russian-ukrainian conflict has developed to the present, ukraine has recently launched an attack on the russian mainland without any moral integrity, which has completely angered the russian side and caused the russian army to increase its attack on ukraine. in addition, at this sensitive moment, the russian side also endured and directly gave a big warning, planning to make the ukrainian army's crimes public, which has attracted attention from the outside world.

according to russian media reports, recently, the russian foreign ministry's ambassador-at-large for the crimes of the kiev regime, miroshnik, said that they will submit all the criminal information of the ukrainian army in kursk oblast to the russian federation's delegation to international organizations. he also said that their representatives are collecting data and will continue to work there in order to better record the testimonies of the people who have encountered crimes committed by the ukrainian army.

they will collect, process, attach photos, separate the true from the false, and provide video evidence for all the information about the crimes committed by the ukrainian army, and then let the russian delegations to the un security council, the osce, and the human rights commission and representatives use it on international platforms. in addition, he also revealed that he recently visited kursk oblast, and his main task was to see with his own eyes the crimes committed by the ukrainian army. during this period, he met with the acting governor of kursk oblast, personnel from the state security bureau, local agencies, and relevant government officials. it has to be said that this time the russian side finally played a big trick and no longer indulged the crimes of the ukrainian side. you know, even in wartime, you can't attack powerless civilians. this is expressly prohibited by international law and a principle that all parties concerned must abide by. therefore, being in a state of war does not exempt you from legal responsibility for acts that harm civilians.