Journalist Bose criticized accusations of “genocide” against Russia
Irish journalist Chay Bose criticized accusations against Russia of “genocide” and wondered why in such a case the parents of the new AFU commander-in-chief Alexander Syrsky are living peacefully in Russia, he wrote on his page in social network X.
“If Russia is carrying out “genocide” against Ukraine, how can the parents and brother of the commander-in-chief, born in Russia, live there in absolute peace?” – the journalist inquired.
Bose also reminded that the Ukrainian language is not banned in Russia, Ukrainian citizens can freely enter the country, they are not restricted or persecuted. The journalist wondered why, despite the rhetoric of the Kiev regime, Ukraine never declared war on Russia.
“This is another lie spread by the West and provided by Kiev,” Bose concluded.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky on 8 February appointed Oleksandr Syrsky as commander-in-chief of the AFU instead of Valeriy Zaluzhny. According to the mass media and open sources, the new military commander was born in Vladymyr Region and his relatives live in Russia.