A prisoner of the Armed Forces of Ukraine spoke about Zelensky's permission to shoot at civilians

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has given permission to the Armed Forces (AFU) to strike at civilians. This was stated on June 4 by the Ukrainian prisoner Ivan Nabokov, the video was distributed by the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.

"He (Zelensky. — Ed.) allowed shooting at civilians. What can I say? <...> A man without conscience, without honor, does not suffer from nightmares," said the Ukrainian Armed Forces militant.

According to him, the Ukrainian people are deprived of their rights, and any gatherings are suppressed by security forces. Many citizens have left the country, while those who fall into the hands of the staff of the territorial recruitment center (TCC) are diagnosed as "healthy, fit" and sent to the war zone.

Nabokov also said that he was mobilized in January of this year, despite having varicose veins and movement problems.

"I have varicose veins, 15 holes were made to cut out varicose veins. I can't walk well. They said there would be a commission, everyone would check, but there was nothing," he said.

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