Ukraine accused Russia on Sunday of a false flag operation to break the negotiations between kyiv and Moscow when referring to the collapse last night of two bridges In the Russian border regions of Briansk and Kursk that They left seven dead and dozens of injured, incidents that the Russian authorities hold Ukraine.
In a message on Telegram, the head of the Center against the misinformation of the National Security Council and the defense of Ukraine, Andrí Kovalenko, said that “it is not the first time that Russia uses attacks on attacks ‘false flag’ “ And that “it seems that the Kremlin is preparing the ground for a breakdown of the conversations, with an image attack against Ukraine in the international media field.”
“Once again, there is temptation to present ourselves as a ‘terrorist country’ to avoid dialogue and continue the summer offensive that has already begun in the regions of Sumi and Zaporiyia and continues in the east,” he added.
He stressed that “these events take place two days before the conversations about a high fire in Istanbul”, at the same time that “Moscow has not delivered a single memorandum with proposals and sends a delegation without authority.”
“Ukraine has no reason to disturb the Istanbul Summit”
Volodimir Zelenski, president of Ukraine
Said that “Ukraine has no reason to disturb the Istanbul Summit “ And that, on the contrary, kyiv “agreed with a high fire ago.” “Therefore, a railway war in the style of World War II is an argument for Russian propaganda, not an instrument of our policy,” he said.
He recalled that at night, a bridge collapsed in the Briansk region to the passage of a passenger train that covered the Klimovo-Moscow route, with fatalities, and that the official cause alleged by the Russian authorities was “Illegal interference in transport activities“, while almost simultaneously, another bridge collapsed in the Kursk region, where he derailed a merchandise locomotive.
He added that in 1999, Riazán’s terrorist attacks, of which Kremlin accused Cechenum separatists, became a launch platform for the Russian president, Vladimir Putin. “It is likely to be returning to the old tactics, this time not for internal mobilization, but for international manipulation,” he riveted.
