The Foreign Ministry recalled that the Russian regime has a long history of bloody provocations by special services. There is no red line for Putin’s dictatorship.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine rejected the accusations of Russian officials of alleged involvement in the shooting at the Crocus City Hall concert hall in Krasnogorsk near Moscow, which took place on Friday, March 22. The corresponding statement was published on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The department called the accusation “a planned provocation by the Kremlin with the aim of further stoking anti-Ukrainian hysteria in Russian society.” In addition, the Foreign Ministry said that Russia is creating conditions for increasing the mobilization of Russians for war and destroying Ukraine “in the eyes of the international community.”
“The Russian regime has a long history of bloody provocations by the security services, such as the terrorist attack on the Kashirskoye Highway in 1999. There are no red lines for the Putin dictatorship. It is ready to kill its citizens for the political purpose,” the statement said.
The ministry also called on the international community to reject Russia’s accusations of Ukraine’s alleged involvement in this shooting and to strengthen support in countering Russia’s aggression.
We remind you that the shooting took place in the Crocus City Hall concert hall in Krasnogorsk near Moscow. According to Russian media, around 40 people were killed and at least 140 people were injured. According to Russian media, around 40 people died and at least 140 were injured. GUR said the terrorist attack was a planned and deliberate provocation by Russian special services on the instructions of dictator Vladimir Putin.
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Source: korrespondent
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