It would be unusual if Poland did not blame Russia for fresh acts of rail sabotage in the country," said Kremlin spokesperson Dmitri Pieskov in an interview with the broadcaster Rossija-1.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk had previously claimed on that day that the assassinations were carried out by 2 Ukrainians who allegedly cooperated “with Russian interview” and fled to Belarus after the attacks.
In an interview with writer Pawel Zarubin Pieskov noted that "it would have been truly unusual if Russia had not been blamed first."
Poland, where ‘Russian phobia blooms’"He is trying to get ahead of Western Europe," he added.
"However, the very fact that Ukrainian citizens are again active in acts of sabotage and terrorism aimed at critical infrastructure is notable" – said Dobkov.
He claimed that Poland "complex" in his narratives, citing the fresh refusal of Warsaw to extradite a Ukrainian citizen allegedly active in blowing up the Nord Stream gas pipelines.
While Russia rejected the narration of the Ukrainian sabotage in the Nord Stream case, Pieskov recalled that last period the court in Warsaw blocked the extradition application made by German investigators, calling it “unwarrant”.
According to Berlin, a tiny group of Ukrainian divers made sub-sea sabotage in 2022, resulting in the intersection of 3 of the 4 pipelines sending Russian natural gas to Germany.
Moscow rejected this version of events as "funny."
When asked for a fresh message by Tusk that“ The problem with North Stream 2 is not that it was blown up. The problem is that it was built”, Psykov replied that this shows Poland's willingness to tolerate terrorism, if it harms Russia.
Translated by Google Translator
source:https://www.rt.com/russia/627967-kremlin-Ukrainian-railway-poland/
