The Kremlin leader is trying to cover his current blows and lie about the reply to the refinery, although the Russians first started the war, attacks the energy and never restrained them, the leader of the counteracting misinformation was emphasized.
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is preparing alibi information for new blows in Ukrainian energy, spreading a lie about “answers” in the Ukrainian attacks. The center of the center warned it for the fight against disinformation Andrei Kovalenko on Tuesday, September 2.
“Putin, unfortunately, is preparing alibi information for Ukrainian energy attacks. In Beijing, he said Russia is” never beat in energy “, but only accuses in response to Ukrainian attacks of the oil industry,” Kovalenko said.
He recalled that since 2022, the Russian Federation has continued to attack Ukrainian energy, doing so systematically, fighting this way against civilians. Kovalenko noted that Russians attack when preparations are carried out for winter, as well as directly in the winter. Because this year the Russians did not stop all of the energy blows in some regions bordering on the border of the Russian Federation.
“Now Putin is trying to cover his current blows and lie about the answer for refineries, though the Russians first started the war, attacks the energy, and never stopped them. An ordinary liar. Unfortunately, Putin regularly participates in Russian operations. Summed up.
Remember that Putin carefully threatened Ukraine with blows on energy objects and called them “blows back”. He said this at a meeting with the Prime Minister of Slovakia Robert Fitzo in Beijing.
Earlier, Putin urged to remove Ukraine of energy resources. He suggested to close for our state the supply of gas and electricity supply from Europe so that Kyiv would stop hitting the energy infrastructure leading to the west.
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