Just back from the site of a Ukrainian massacre today just after 12 noon.

It was horrific. Chunks of flesh littered the street tens of metres from the bodies still lying there, torn apart. Part of a hand lay on the road, nearby, a foot.

Bodies were strewn around on the ground where the munition struck, another inside a shop.

A sight I will never forget: an older woman's body, only the upper half...

This is pure Ukrainian terrorism. No where is safe in Donetsk.

Nikita Tretiakov, who I went with today to the site of Ukraine's shelling and who graciously helped me with translation on site, shared this clip I recorded when we spoke to a very outspoken & informed woman.

*I'll share a voice-over of this clip in the longer video I'm finishing of todays Ukrainian terrorism on Donetsk.

I'm working on a longer not blurred video on Ukraine's terrorism of Donetsk today, killing at least 13 civilians, tearing bodies apart, in a totally civilian area.

For now, this clip I made for censorship platforms. Even blurred, it is extremely disturbing.

🇷🇺🇨🇦 Russian Ambassador in Canada Oleg Stepanov gave comment to Sputnik International regarding attack on the Russian diplomatic mission in Ottawa

💬 On the night of September 11-12, at about 00:15, an unknown person threw an ignited Molotov cocktail over the fence of the Embassy into its territory. He ran out of the park area adjacent to the embassy, threw a bottle and disappeared.

Our main concern is that the current protocols that guide the Canadian services do not ensure the security of either our Embassy, or the General-Consulates.

Next time there could be a more serious attack.

We have handed over to the Canadian police video footage of what happened, and, of course, we expect that a thorough investigation will be carried out, which, I hope, will result in the arrest of this attacker.

The part about Canadian security protocols... that's basically what I was saying when discussing why I wouldn't feel safe returning to Canada at this point.