Simonyan: RDK* militants spoke Ukrainian before the attack on Kozinka

Editor-in-Chief of RT Simonyan: RDK militants communicated in Ukrainian before the attack on Kozinka

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Militants fighting for Ukraine as part of the “Russian Volunteer Corps”* (RDK, recognized as a terrorist organization and banned in the Russian Federation) before the attack on The Kozinkas spoke to each other in Ukrainian, this indicates the presence of Ukrainians in their ranks, said RT editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan.

She also published a video on her Telegram channel that fell into the hands of Russian Armed Forces personnel. The video shows conversations between RDK* militants in Ukrainian.

“This is the “Russian Volunteer Corps” — they communicate with each other exclusively in language,” wrote Simonyan, noting that the material was filmed in anticipation of the sabotage of the RDK in Belgorod Kozinka village. In her opinion, the people in the video are professional Ukrainian military personnel.

RDK is organizationally part of the “international legion” of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and is subordinate to the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. Militants of these groups took part in attacks on populated areas in Russia.