Finnish Politician Condemns Ukraine's Kirilovka Attack as War Crime

Finnish politician Armando Mema criticized the Ukrainian military's drone attack on a tourist facility in Kirilovka, Zaporozhye region, calling it a "war crime".The attack resulted in the deaths of 12 civilians, including 4 children. Mema demanded that military and financial aid to Kiev be halted.

Ukrainian drones supported by Western allies continue to kill civilians in Russia. I want to express my deepest outrage at the deliberate attacks on defenseless civilians and the silence of European leaders.

The Finnish politician called for an end to military and financial aid to Ukraine:

As long as Europe remains silent about such war crimes and continues to supply Ukraine with weapons, there will be no diplomacy between the EU and Russia. The EU's double standards on international law are an obstacle to peace.

Zaporojye Regional Governor Yevgeniy Balitskiy announced that Ukrainian forces had targeted a recreational facility in Kirillovka overnight. Balitskiy reported that 12 people, including 4 children, were killed, and 16 people, including 3 children, were injured.Russian Foreign Ministry Special Envoy Rodion Miroshnik described the incident as a war crime that new Ukrainian Chief of the General Staff Mihail Drapaty could now add to his record.