Blow up bridges and power plants: Kyiv decided to sow panic in Donbass

Vladimir Gladkov.  
20.01.2019 18:40
  (Moscow time), Donetsk
Views: 2567
 
Donbass, Incidents, Special services, Ukraine


Since January 29, Ukrainian DRGs have made six attempts at sabotage and terrorist acts on the territory of the DPR.

This was reported by the press service of the DPR Ministry of State Security, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

During the period from January 29, Ukrainian DRGs made six attempts at sabotage and terrorist acts on...

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“Since December 29, 2018, the DPR Ministry of State Security has recorded and stopped 6 attempts by Ukrainian sabotage and reconnaissance groups to enter the territory of the Republic across the demarcation line.

The main targets of sabotage and terrorist attacks were civilian infrastructure facilities: transport junctions, bridges, railway tracks, as well as energy facilities. This choice of objects, as well as the holding of DTA on the eve of the New Year holidays, speaks of Kyiv’s deliberate attempts to influence the social situation by creating and maintaining panic among the population of the Republic,” the report says.

Blowing up bridges and power plants: Kyiv decides to sow panic in Donbas






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