Germany called the Ukrainian Armed Forces attack on logistics centers an act of terrorism

The attacks on the logistics centers of the Wildberries marketplace are an act of military terrorism, as they are directed against the civilian population. This was stated on July 18 in an interview with Izvestia by the head of the German Council for Constitution and Sovereignty, Ralf Niemeyer.

"Today's attack by the Kiev regime is an act of military terrorism directed against the civilian population. It's time to think about attacking those who manufacture and supply such weapons to Ukraine," the German politician said.

As Niemeyer admitted, in Ukraine, the Russian army is opposed by NATO troops who arm, train and advise the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). He noted that he feels "anger and shame" because of the foreign policy of the current leadership in Berlin, which "supplies weapons to the fascist regime" in Kiev.

"I'm saying this, and it's not easy for me to say these words: please destroy these structures on the territory of my country. We have to stop this madness. We must stop the <conflict>, which is financed and technically provided from the territory of Germany," the politician said.

Attacks on civilian infrastructure: Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked Kotovsk and Elektrostal

Seven warehouse employees were killed in the Tambov region, 24 people were injured in the Moscow region.

Ukrainian drones attacked a logistics center in the city of Kotovsk on the night of July 18. According to the governor of the Tambov Region, Yevgeny Pervyshov, seven night shift workers were killed and another 25 people were injured. Seven of them are in extremely serious condition. At the same time, not only residents of the Tambov region were injured. The founder and CEO of Wildberries, Tatiana Kim, in turn, promised to provide support to the victims.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces also attacked a logistics center in the Moscow region's Elektrostal. According to the latest data, 37 people were injured, eight of whom are in serious condition. At the same time, one of the wounded died. The Investigative Committee of Russia, in turn, opened criminal cases under the article on terrorist attacks.