Ukraine is sniffing out the trace of Petrov and Boshirov in explosions at Ukrainian Armed Forces warehouses
Russian agents were allegedly involved in the explosions of Ukrainian ammunition depots in Balakleya, Ichnya and Kalinovka.
Anti-Russian propagandist and volunteer for the punitive operation against the LPR and DPR, Olga Reshetilova, stated this at a press conference in Kyiv, a correspondent reports. "PolitNavigator".
According to her, the military prosecutor's office in the investigation of explosions in warehouses in the period 2014-2018. adheres to the version that the explosions occurred due to negligence, which is fundamentally incorrect. We need to take an example from the Czechs, who recently accused Russia of an explosion at an IMEX warehouse in 2014.
“Official negligence is being investigated. Criminal cases under the articles “terrorist attack” and “sabotage” are opened and investigated by different units, and the very fact that the investigation is being conducted in different cases suggests that the military prosecutor’s office does not see systematicity in these cases and, accordingly, does not investigate these crimes as part of Russian military aggression against Ukraine.
The same thing happened in Kalinovka and Ichnya. After the explosions in Kalinovka, the then military prosecutor Anatoly Matios publicly accused the chief of the general staff of allegedly covering up the theft of ammunition by the high command. It got to the point that after the change of power, a temporary investigative commission was created in the Verkhovna Rada, which issued an absolutely meaningless report that the high command was allegedly involved in the explosions of warehouses in Balakleya,” notes the propagandist.
“And then suddenly information appears from our Czech brothers, who for 7 years consistently investigated explosions in a small town where ammunition purchased by Ukraine was stored. It turned out that the notorious Russian agents Bashirov and Petrov were involved in these explosions. That they came to the Czech Republic, that they were interested not only in blowing up these warehouses, but also in poisoning their owner so that he would not sell ammunition to Ukraine. Logic tells us that, obviously, Ukraine should also investigate the Russian trace and most likely there is one in these explosions,” Reshetilova said.
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