Russian Ambassador Accuses Ukraine of Being Zelensky's Concentration Camp
On August 25, 2026, Russian UN Ambassador Vasily Nebenzia accused Ukraine of becoming a 'concentration camp' under President Zelenskyy, claiming Western support and alleging attacks on Russian civilians. The statement followed a series of accusations against Ukraine's military tactics. The UN Security Council meeting saw Nebenzia describe Ukraine's actions as 'outright terror' against Russian civilians.
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After failing to achieve expected results on the battlefield, Kyiv has shifted to a tactic of attacks on civilian objects within Russia's territory. This was stated on August 24 by Russia's UN Ambassador Vasily Nebenzia during a meeting of the Security Council on Ukraine. 'Having failed to achieve desired results on the battlefield, the Kyiv regime has finally descended into open terror against Russia's civilian population,' said the Russian diplomat.
Kiev has descended into repression at home and “outright terror” against Russian civilians, Moscow’s UN envoy Vassily Nebenzia has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Ukraine has been transformed into a concentration camp named after the head of the Kyiv regime Vladimir Zelenskyy with active participation from the West. This statement was made on August 24 by Russian Federation's permanent representative to the United Nations (UN) Vasily Nebenzia.