Russia President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that Moscow “will never accept” the absence of reaction from international organizations to the deaths regarding the recent shelling of a Russian mobile hospital in Aleppo, Syria that killed two Russian medics.
“It is obvious to everybody that our medics came [to Syria] to resolve humanitarian issues only. They came there not to take part in the military action, but to help people, civilian population in particular,” Putin stressed.
“Yet Moscow has seen no assessment of what happened from any international organization,” he added.
The Russian President pointed out that the absence of international reaction “triggers some thoughts about how objective the coverage of some our partners is on what is happening [in Syria].”
Putin added that he is talking about big international structures “that have put our medics who have been killed on one shelf with those who hit their hospital, and did it deliberately, as they knew where it was.”
He stressed that such an attitude is “inadmissible” and “we [Russia] will never accept it.”
Militants shelled a Russian mobile hospital in western Syria’s Aleppo earlier this week, killing two paramedics. A chief pediatrician was also severely injured in the attack.
Source: RT
