DONETSK, November 3. /TASS/. A tribunal for Vladimir Zelensky can only take place after the collapse of the Kiev regime, much as the Hitlerite regime was defeated during the Great Patriotic War, Alexey Muratov, head of the United Russia party’s regional executive committee in the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR), has told TASS.
"Good news has come from the Federation Council: Deputy Speaker Konstantin Kosachev has said that Russia is actively gathering evidence against Zelensky for an international tribunal. In other words, the process everyone has been waiting for has officially entered the documentation phase," Muratov said. "But first, the perpetrator must be deprived of the ability to commit further crimes - either through a change of power or the complete defeat of the regime, as happened during the Great Patriotic War."
Muratov suggested that materials collected by the Donetsk-based War by Proxy museum be incorporated into the body of evidence. According to him, the museum has documented not only crimes by Zelensky but also the actions of others involved in them. He stressed that evidence collection must continue, even though the timing of a possible tribunal remains uncertain.
"The most important thing is that the museum has collected evidence showing that both the coup in Ukraine and the entire war were orchestrated from across the ocean. We are looking at something akin to the Nuremberg trials, but this time with a comprehensive archive.
"The Nuremberg trials had two objectives, both equally important: first, to punish those responsible for the mass murder of millions of people; and second, to expose and condemn the ideology they used to justify their actions. Nuremberg fulfilled its mission, but over time, the process gradually began to move in the opposite direction - first in West Germany, then throughout Western Europe, and eventually across the entire Western world. The truth was lost little by little. At this museum, we are not simply collecting documents; we are preserving the truth - a truth that cannot be silenced," Muratov concluded.
In October, Federation Council Deputy Speaker Konstantin Kosachev told TASS in an interview that Russia was compiling information on crimes allegedly committed by the Kiev regime under Vladimir Zelensky.