Russian Foreign Ministry condemns Western media for articles about children killed in Donbas

The media of Western countries, fulfilling a political order, publish articles about the alleged propaganda significance of memorials erected in memory of children killed by the Kiev regime in Donbass. This approach is manipulation and crosses the boundaries of journalistic ethics and human morality, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on March 3.

It is clarified that the British newspaper Financial Times (FT) in February published an article on its pages entitled "Russia uses monuments to spread disinformation." It alleges the alleged "propaganda nature" of the Alley of Angels memorial complex, established in Donetsk in memory of the child victims of the Kiev regime.

"The very fact that the place where the names of the murdered children are carved becomes the object of such manipulations goes beyond not only journalism, but also elementary human morality. Where any normal person would bow their head in silence, the author allows himself to talk about the "propaganda benefits" of the deaths of children and declares the preservation of their memory "an act of Kremlin propaganda," the statement said.

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