"Putin must be hanged": the veteran of the Second World War spoke about the Russian-Ukrainian war (video)

The 97-year-old frontman from Kiev came to the Memorial of Eternal Glory and told reporters that he thinks of a full-scale invasion of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation into Ukraine. One of the few veterans of World War II, which remained alive, believes that the Russian-Ukrainian war can be stopped only by killing Russian President Vladimir Putin. The frontline was told about it in a comment to UNIAN journalists on Tuesday, May 9.

The summer veteran of Alexander Ivanovich, who was 97 years old, brought a relative to the Memorial of Eternal Glory in Kiev. He supported the frontline when he laid a bouquet of white lilac to the eternal fire. Media journalists, who were nearby, asked one of the few participants of the Second World War, who remained alive, about how it treats a full -scale invasion of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in Ukraine.

"And on*the era about this war to speak? Is this a war?" The elderly man asked. The veteran called the Russian-Ukrainian war a genocide, which may stop the violent death of President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin. "It is necessary to hang and finish it. Is it a war? It's exactly genocide. This genocide is being killed," Alexander Ivanovich said.

We will remind, on May 9 the secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine (NSDC) Alexei Danilov described the perfect parade for Putin on May 9. According to the NSDC Secretary, the Russians should know the only truth - the parade staged a killer of Ukrainian children. The dictator also sent thousands of invaders to death.