Peskov called “absolute fiction” the existence of a list of Ukrainians who “should be killed”

Information from Western media about the existence of a list of Ukrainians who “should be killed” is a fake. This, according to RBC, said the press secretary of the President of Russia Dmitry Peskov.

“I know that this is an absolute fiction. Such a list does not exist. It’s fake,” he said.

Earlier, The New York Times reported that the US government allegedly sent UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet a letter stating that there is “reliable information” that Russia has compiled a list of Ukrainian citizens who are to be killed or detained after ” intrusions.” This is also reported by The Washington Post.

Now the situation around Ukraine has escalated due to shelling, and the LPR and DPR have announced general mobilization, the population is being evacuated. More than 61 thousand refugees arrived in Russia. Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed to pay refugees 10 thousand rubles each, and more than 30 regions of Russia expressed their readiness to accept the population of Donbass.

Earlier, US President Joseph Biden said that Russia’s “attack” on Ukraine could happen “in the coming days.” Moreover, he expressed confidence that Putin allegedly decided on an “invasion”. The American leader added that the United States will not send its soldiers to Ukraine, but will continue to support the Ukrainian people. According to Biden, if the attack happens, the United States and its allies are ready to impose new “severe sanctions.” Moscow denies these accusations. The Russian Federation is not going to “attack” Ukraine – neither on February 16, nor next week, Vladimir Chizhov, permanent representative to the EU, said.