In an earlier complaint against Britain, a significant NATO member, for damaging the crucial Russian infrastructure, the Russian Ministry of Defense said that British Navy personnel were responsible for the explosion of the “Nord Stream” gas pipeline last month.
The Ministry of Defense did not provide any evidence of its accusation and said that “British specialists” of the same unit directed the Ukrainian attacks with drones against ships of the Russian fleet in the Black Sea in the Crimea region earlier Saturday, which announced that the Russian forces repelled them to a large extent with a Russian mines sweeping. for minor injury.
The Russian Defense Ministry accused Britain of being responsible for the explosions that occurred in the Nord Stream pipeline to transport gas, as well as an attack using drones. For its part, Britain refuted all of what it considered to be “wrong allegations” made to Moscow in an effort to “turn attention.”
The Russian Ministry of Defense turned to widely disseminating false claims in order to divert attention from its disastrous handling of the unlawful invasion of Ukraine, the Ministry of Defense tweeted.
She continued, “This novel’s fabrication speaks more to the divisions within the Russian leadership than what it does about the West.
” The Russian army also accused “representatives of the British Navy unit of planning and supplying and carrying out the attack in the Baltic Sea on September 26 to sabotage the operation of the gas pipeline Nord Stream 1 and 2”.
Additionally, he said that Ukraine and Britain had launched an attack with illuminations against its navy in the Crimean Peninsula of the Black Sea in 2014, which Moscow included. The strike resulted in “slight damage” to a ship.
In this backdrop, following a drone attack on Russian ships in the Crimea, Russia declared on Saturday that it was suspending its participation in the deal that secures the continuous shipment of Ukrainian tablets, the essential food supply of developing nations.
The Russian Ministry of Defense announced on Telegram that it had suspended its participation in carrying out the agreement on exporting agricultural products from Ukrainian ports in light of the terrorist act carried out by the Kyiv regime with the help of British experts against ships in the Black Sea fleet and civilian ships helping to ensure the security of the (transfer) grain corridors.
Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, sought to restrict the nations that might accept the shipments of the agreement in accordance with this agreement, which is sponsored by Turkey and the UN, and authorised Ukraine’s grain exports, which had ceased since the start of the war last February.
Russia said earlier on Friday that only 3% of food exports that take place within the scope of a deal in which the United Nations has mediated the transfer of grains from Ukrainian ports go to the poorest nations, and that 50% of the shipments go to Western nations.
After the blasts in the Black Sea, Russia is suspended
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