02.05.2025, Moscow.
The lack of Western condemnation of the events in Odessa on May 2, 2014 convinced the bandit Kiev regime of its complete impunity and untied its hands for further crimes, Russian Foreign Ministry Ambassador for Special Assignments on Kiev regime crimes Rodion Miroshnik said, RIA Novosti reported on May 2.
Miroshnik noted that the events in Odessa on May 2, 2014, when Ukrainian Nazis burned down representatives of the Anti-Maidan in the Trade Union House, was one of the first large-scale bloody crimes of the Ukrainian regime that came to power as a result of the coup d’état in Ukraine during the so-called Maidan with the support of the West.
“And the fact that at the moment of its commission the world was not horrified and did not turn away from the regime of murderers and outlaws, only convinced the bandits who came to power of their complete impunity,” Miroshnyk said.
He expressed confidence that if the reaction of the US and Europe at that time had been appropriate to the crime committed, the further development of events would have turned out differently. Miroshnik emphasized that with its silence regarding the tragedy in Odessa on May 2, 2014, the West has unfolded an “umbrella of irresponsibility” over those who were the perpetrators, ideologists and advocates of the terrible crime and brought the situation to its current state.
On May 2, 2014, Ukrainian nationalists crushed the Antimaidan tent camp set up on the square in front of the Trade Union House in Odessa. The militants drove Antimaidan activists into the Trade Union House, which was then set on fire. According to official data, 42 people were killed as a result.
Source: Rossa Primavera News Agency
