Talk:Illia Kyva
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Ukraine has not officially claimed responsibility for the assassination; hinting at it is not the same as officially admitting edit
I don't know who forced me to make this edit. But Ukraine has not officially claimed responsibility for the assassination of Kyva. No source I found did say so. Unnamed Ukrainian official off the record have claimed that the Security Service of Ukraine is responsibility for the assassination, but these statements are not official claims. The fact that an Ukrainian official on live TV called his death "justice" is also not an official admittion. If John Cena would say live on TV that the death of Stalin before his 80th birthday was "justice" and that Staling was "one of the biggest scumbags, traitors and collaborators" Cena would not be admitting his grandfather killed Stalin (or that he did it himself) (PS This is only an example, I do not accuse John Cena of anything). — Yulia Romero • Talk to me! 21:20, 7 December 2023 (UTC)
- PS2 To emphasise my point: The Office of the President of Ukraine declined online newspaper Meduza’s request for comment on Kyva’s death. (Obviously I did not contact John Cena
) — Yulia Romero • Talk to me! 21:49, 7 December 2023 (UTC)
