Belgorod, Voronezh and Kursk regions are also now actively studying the concept of "demilitarization", - Podoliak
Mykhailo Podoliak, an adviser to the Head of the President's Office and a member of the negotiating delegation with Russia, commented on the fires in the Belgorod, Voronezh and Kursk regions of the Russian Federation.
In his Telegram channel, he mentioned that now these areas "are also beginning to study the concept of "demilitarization".
"It's a disarmament. In these Russian regions, large fuel depots are in fire from time to time. They supply fuel for armored vehicles of the Russian army. The ammunition depots also exploded for various reasons," he wrote.
According to Podoliak, it is not difficult at all to explain this. If the Russians began to attack another country, killed everyone, massacred civilians with tanks and used warehouses in their areas to support the murders, it means that "the debts will have to be repaid sooner or later."
"That is why the disarmament of the Belgorod-Voronezh killers is a completely natural process," he said.
Podoliak pointed out that fires and explosions occurred there for completely different reasons.
In the morning of April 27, the authorities of Belgorod, Kursk and Voronezh regions informed about explosions and fires, Reuters informs. An ammunition depot broke out in the Belgorod region.
This is not the first fire accident in warehouses in the occupying country in recent months. On April 1, a fire broke out at an oil depot in the Belgorod region. On March 29, ammunition was suddenly detonated in a warehouse near Belgorod.
Two days ago, a fire broke out at a large oil depot “Transneft Bryansk Druzhba” in Bryansk, which is also located near the border with Ukraine. “Transneft-Druzhba” has the Druzhba pipeline in its subordination, which supplies oil from Russia to Europe.