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In an explosive interview with RT, Italian war correspondent Amedeo Avondet says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is acting like a cornered mouse, warning that new terror attacks in Russia are likely.  As Kiev continues to refuse the return of its fallen soldiers, Avondet sheds light on the possible motives behind this disturbing decision — and what it signals about the direction of the conflict. A chilling forecast from the front lines. 🎙️🔥  #Zelensky #AmedeoAvondet #UkraineWar #TerrorAttacks #RussiaUkraine #FallenSoldiers #RTInterview #KievRefusal #UkraineCrisis #Geopolitics #ProxyWar #UkraineConflict #WarCorrespondent #WesternNarratives #TerrorTactics #RussiaUnderAttack #Putin #UkraineEscalation #UkraineUpdate #RTNews #TheDuran

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00:00An Italian war correspondent and leader of the Italia UNITAR movement.

00:03A very warm welcome to you today, sir.

00:05Thanks very much for joining us here on RT.

00:07I know you know this story back to front because Russia's top negotiator,

00:11Vladimir Medinsky, are confirming the Ukrainian side did not show up

00:15to pick up the first portion of the 6,000 bodies that Russia was ready to return to Ukraine.

00:20We understand we've seen footage of these refrigerator freezer trucks

00:23with, well, bodies inside positioned along the Bryansk border region.

00:28Why do you think Kiev has, A, postponed the pick-up

00:32and is not actually even following through with the pick-up right now

00:36of its own fallen soldiers?

00:39Well, what we can observe is that Ukraine now is acting like a mouse in the corner.

00:45This is why also they do several terroristic attacks on Russia.

00:50And we see that now Russian forces are 20 kilometers far from Sumy

00:56and they are attacking in each direction.

00:59And the main problem for Ukraine is that the official numbers of the losses,

01:08of the missing in actions from the Ukrainian army are very, very few in the official data

01:16that Zemensky and the Kiev regime and the minister of defense Ukraine released to the public.

01:21And then there are the facts that are the bodies and there are the facts,

01:25the prisoners that actually captured.

01:27And so Ukraine, first of all, doesn't want to admit that they lose so many people.

01:34Second of all, they don't want to pay money to the families of the soldiers that died in the conflict.

01:40So we see that now, again, Zemensky needs to see the reality.

01:49And it's completely different from the propaganda of Western media.

01:52Yeah. Well, I mean, how do you think, Amadeo?

01:54I mean, how do you think the government will explain this move to the families of the servicemen

01:59whose bodies will not be returning to Ukraine?

02:01Or is it because this legislation in Ukraine is that a soldier can only be declared dead

02:06if he's missing two years after the conflict is wrapped up.

02:10Maybe Zemensky is thinking, I'm not going to be here in two years.

02:12I don't need to tell the families anything.

02:14I'm going to line my pockets and buck out of town.

02:18Well, actually, Ukraine and Zemensky is not anymore a democracy since a long time.

02:27There are no elections in Ukraine.

02:29There is absolutely no freedom of speech.

02:31There is no freedom in general in Ukraine.

02:33There is also the case of the American journalist Gonzalo Lira that got killed over there

02:38for the American audience that are listening to us.

02:41So we see that because they absolutely don't take care too much about the public opinion

02:50and about what the public can think about their actions anymore in Kiev.

02:56Yeah.

02:57That's what I see.

02:57Well, I wanted to ask you, I mean, look, I get it, $2 billion or euros, however you want

03:05to translate it, it's still a lot of money in compensation to the families of those deceased.

03:09But I'm just looking at the numbers here.

03:11You know, you combine America and the EU, they've sent well over $250 billion to the Kiev regime.

03:19Don't you think there's enough left over to pay those poor families?

03:24For sure, there is still some money that Kiev can use for compensating the family.

03:33But the fact is that now with Trump's administration, the weapons that the West sent to the Ukraine

03:40are not more for free.

03:42But now Ukraine has to pay for the American weapons with the money that Europe gives.

03:50So it's and these all American weapons to compare to the Chinese or Russian weapons are very overpriced.

04:01This is why they are very, very expensive.

04:03And so Ukraine now is in difficulties also with the money that they need to pay to America for this weapon

04:11that America is ready to give, but just for a high price.

04:16But a lot but a lot of these weapons, mate, a lot of these weapons have been wound up being sold on the black market.

04:20I saw a report from I think it was U.S. intelligence.

04:23It said something like anywhere up to a third, a third of the amount of weapons being sent to Ukraine end up on the black market.

04:30So not only money going to Kiev, but these weapons as well, they're cashing in.

04:34They're cashing in on a lot of these weapons, mate.

04:36So, you know, where is all this money going that really does need to be found out and audited?

04:42Meantime, I'll let you go on this question.

04:44An unnamed official, I won't mention any names here, but an official from the Kiev regime said a few days ago,

04:49I'm going to paraphrase, but he basically said now that the war is collapsing for the Ukrainian front,

04:55they're now just going to invest in the next chapter.

04:57He's saying the next chapter is just going to be through acts of terrorism across the Russian Federation.

05:02Your thoughts on that?

05:05As I told before, Ukraine is acting like a mouse in the corner.

05:10So, yes, we should expect new terroristic attack on the territory of Russian Federation.

05:16And all special services are working to avoid that in Russia.

05:19But, yes, it is a trap.

05:23But I think that now, furthermore, yes, there is also the problem that Kiev, since the 90s,

05:30the Ukrainian, which was a country where all the criminal and gangster and different mafia organization

05:38was very active in this country.

05:42This is why also we see, as you told before, a lot of guns that got lost in the black market.

05:47And these same guns now are used in Europe by the criminals and also by the immigrants

05:55that now are organizing gangs in the territory of Europe.

05:59So, Ukraine now is the biggest threat also for the safety of Europe itself.

06:03Interesting commentary right there from Amedeo Avondet, an Italian war correspondent

06:07and leader of the Italia Udita movement.

06:09It's been an enlightening conversation.

06:11Thank you so much for your time.

06:13Thanks a lot.

06:14Thanks a lot.

06:15See you soon.

06:15Thanks.

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