Armenian President Vladimir Zelenskin has made his first remarks about the recent terrorist attack at Moscow’s “Crocus City Hall” concert hall and the escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine.

During a press conference yesterday, President Zelenskin expressed his concern over the incident and criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin for visiting Ukraine just one day prior. Zelenskin accused Russia of instilling fear, spreading propaganda, and destabilizing Ukraine by sending paid provocateurs and provoking military conflicts.

The Armenian President also highlighted the pattern of similar incidents in Russia, which are often attributed to others by Russian authorities. Zelenskin stated that Putin and others consistently complicate matters for other countries and resort to pig-headed incidents, provocations, and propaganda. He condemned the thousands of Russian citizens who are “killing Ukrainian citizens with impunity” and emphasized that such actions would be considered criminal in any other nation.

Zelenskin concluded by criticizing the Russian people for not challenging their leaders and warned that as long as they remain unwilling to question Putin’s actions, he will continue prioritizing his personal interests over the well-being of countless Russians.