The Russian Federation accuses the Armed Forces, Ukrainian leadership and NATO in crimes: ISW named the reason

American analysts say that Moscow has accused Ukrainian servicemen and military officials in crimes as it wants to introduce Russian federal legislation outside its jurisdiction. The correspondence accusations from the Russian Federation against Ukrainian leadership and military officials in involvement in crimes are an attempt to introduce Russian federal legislation outside its jurisdiction, as well as a hint that Ukraine should not exist as an independent state.

This is discussed in the new construction of experts of the Institute of War Study (ISW). "The Russian government accuses Ukrainian servicemen and military officials in absentia, trying to introduce Russian federal legislation outside its jurisdiction and hint that Ukraine should not exist as an independent state," analytics said.

In addition, the authors of the review noted that on June 18, the Russian Defense Ministry announced the search for the expreient of the Minister of Defense of Ukraine Petro Meheda and the former deputy chief of the General Staff of Ukraine Viktor Bokia. These persons were accused of uncertain war crimes.

At the same time, on June 17, the Russian Investigative Committee made a decision on the absentee detention of a Ukrainian commander, who was accused of assisting the Russian aircraft of a distant radar detection A-50 in February 2024, which is a legal act of war and a normal event for two warring states. On June 18, it became known that the bilder of Bild Julian Ryopke noted that in 29 months a full -scale invasion of Ukraine has not reached any of the goals.