"Scenarios for Copyr": Aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine began in 1992 - Ombudsman

According to Dmitry Lubin, for over 30 years the Kremlin has captured other people's territories, but the world has not react to it. At first it was Moldova, then Georgia, and now Ukraine. In the future, someone else may face the tragedy. Russian aggression against Ukraine began not in 2014, but much earlier. This is due to the enemy attack on Moldova.

This opinion was voiced by the Commissioner of the Verkhovna Rada of Human Rights Dmitry Lubinets during the International Conference on Human Rights "Freedom or Fear" on December 7. According to him, in 1992 the Russians attacked another independent state that borders Ukraine. It is about Moldova, because thanks to the help of the enemy, the so -called Transnistrian Moldavian Republic appeared.

"In my opinion, the aggression of the Russian Federation on Ukraine began not in 2014, but much earlier-in 1992, when the Russian Federation attacked Moldova and the so-called Transnistrian Moldavian Republic arose. In fact, it was a violent capture of the Russian Federation of these territories. What was the international reaction? . What was the reaction of the Russian Federation? They realized that they could go further, "Dmitry Lubinets said.

In 2008, Russia also carried out aggression on an independent state - Georgia. The territories were annex and pseudo -republics were created. Then the world also did not respond, says the Ombudsman. In 2014, the Crimean Peninsula was captured, and the invasion of the Donbas was recorded, where they "proclaimed" again unrecognized republics. The world also did not respond. "Look at these scenarios, they are written as a" copier ".

It is an impression that the once developed document is used by the Russian Federation to capture more and more territories. And the worst - that silence or deep concern adjusts the Russian Federation to go further and on, provokes new new And new aggression in the world, "Dmitry Lubinets continued. The Ombudsman called on the world and international organizations to do everything to stop Russian unlawful actions, otherwise aggression in the world will only become more.