Moscow – Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday said Ukraine bore responsibility for the downing of a passenger plane in the country’s east, saying it would not have happened if Kiev had not resumed a military campaign against separatists.
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“This tragedy would not have happened, if there had been peace on that land, or in any case if military operations in southeastern Ukraine had not been renewed,” he said in televised comments.
“And without doubt the government of the territory on which it happened bears responsibility for this frightening tragedy,” he said, adding that he had urged the Russian authorities to do everything possible to help with the investigation into the incident.
“We will do everything that we can so that an objective pictured of what happened can be achieved,” Putin said. “This is a completely unacceptable thing.”
Putin ordered the invasion of the Crimea and the Ukrainians fight back and tragedy happens he blames them for standing up for their rights and defending themselves.
Putin, don’t blame the victims, blame yourself you POS!
Funny,
Putin was the one that stated it. had he not grabbed Crimea, there would have been peace in the land.
The Russians have experience doing this sort of thing.
Israel could definitely learn a thing or 2 about PR from him.
Putin, what about Chetnya? Oh no, every single inhabitant (except kremlin stooges) is a born-again terrorist, so they don’t count. Actually, many believe Putin himself is a terrorist, that he blew hundreds of his own people to bits to prove Russia needs a strong government. Regretting the war in Ukraine might seem touching, but he really couldn’t care how many die so long as he stays in power.
putin the moust dengarus leader thru and thru N K B bread and reist in it, for rauners of the SS characters and education no filing rud sadisum end justefies the means self righthes when all those behaivers is practiced on international scene it is denger to ukrine it is my way or no way nothink limits hasem jerachem