The chairman of the German Bundestag’s Defense Committee, Marcus Faber (FDP), does not consider the likely Ukrainian attack on a Russian general in Moscow to be extraordinary for a war. “Eliminating enemy soldiers in a war zone is part of a war” Faber told the “Redaktionsnetzwerk Deutschland”. And Ukraine did not choose this war.
In the war between Russia and Ukraine, hundreds of Ukrainian and Russian soldiers are being killed. “This is the unfortunate result of Putin’s policy” Faber said, referring to Russian President Vladimir Putin. The now deceased general was “a member of an invasion army” and “responsible for the use of perfidious chemical weapons.”
On Tuesday, Russian General Igor Kirillow was killed in a Moscow attack. According to media reports, the Ukrainian secret service has taken responsibility for the act.