"No mercy!": The Russian representative in Vienna called for the genocide of the Ukrainian people

Mikhail Ulyanov tried to justify himself by translating his responsibility to the US and President Vladimir Zelensky. The permanent representative of the Russian Federation at international organizations in Vienna (Austria), Mikhail Ulyanov called not to spare the population of Ukraine. Denis Kazansky drew attention to the diplomat on his Twitter page.

Mikhail Ulyanov commented on the social network on President Vladimir Zelensky about providing Ukraine's military assistance from the United States and wrote: "No mercy to the Ukrainian population!" in English ("No Mercy to the Ukrainian Population!"). Later, the Russian representative deleted his record on Twitter, but Denis Kazansky posted a link to the page preserved in the Vebarhiv.

"The Russian diplomat Mikhail Ulyanov threatened to kill Ukrainians," the journalist regarded the words of Mikhail Ulyanov. The publication caused a wave of indignation and criticism against the diplomat. Later, Mikhail Ulyanov tried to justify the UTWITTER and stated that he was in mind completely different, and he was misunderstood. According to post -press, his words concerned the United States, who supplied weapons, as well as President Vladimir Zelensky, who refused peace talks.

"No mercy on their part to the Ukrainian population. This is what I said," the publication said. Mikhail Ulyanov was indignant that opponents had misinterpret his words. The Russian urged not to try to discredit him and accuse him of calls for violence, and also mentioned that many of his relatives are Ukrainians. Earlier, Montenegro declared Russian ambassador Vladislav Maslennikov by a non-Grata person.