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Kiev’s strikes on infrastructure depend on Western navigational support — Russian diplomat
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin said at the Russia-Kazakhstan Media Forum that Ukraine's strikes on economic infrastructure rely on Western navigation and weapons. He accused Kyiv of seeking to escalate the conflict and sow discord between Russia and its allies, while vowing continued Russian-Kazakh cooperation.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin has accused the West of providing navigational support and weapons for Ukrainian strikes on economic infrastructure in Russia. Speaking on the sidelines of the Third Russia-Kazakhstan Media Forum in St. Petersburg, Galuzin told TASS that such strikes involve Western assistance, including reconnaissance and navigational support.
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The remarks were reported by the Russian state news agency TASS, which quoted Galuzin directly. In one account, Galuzin emphasized that Western officials have not publicly condemned what he called "criminal practices" by Kyiv, including strikes on the Caspian Pipeline Consortium's infrastructure. In a separate report, he focused on Kyiv's motivations, saying the strikes are aimed at escalating the conflict and undermining Russia's relations with its partners.
Key claims
Galuzin stated that the Kiev regime's strikes on economic infrastructure involve Western weapons and reconnaissance and navigational support.
He said Western officials have not publicly condemned these strikes.
He accused Kyiv of trying to drive escalation upward by striking economic infrastructure facilities, including tankers, and of seeking to sow discord between Russia and its allies, such as Kazakhstan.
He suggested Kyiv is attempting to obtain more weapons from its Western sponsors by creating an atmosphere of escalation and increasing tension.
He affirmed that Russia and Kazakhstan will continue to cooperate and strengthen their partnership despite the attacks, and that Russia will counter the strikes using military, political, and diplomatic means.
How this outlet told it
TASS — English
Framing: Russia accuses West of assisting Kiev regime's strikes — critical
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Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin spoke at the Third Russia-Kazakhstan Media Forum
Galuzin stated that Kiev regime's strikes on economic infrastructure involve Western assistance
Western officials have not publicly condemned Kiev's strikes
Russia and Kazakhstan will continue to cooperate despite the attacks
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ClaimRussian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin spoke at the Third Russia-Kazakhstan Media Forum. He made statements about the Kiev regime's actions and Western involvement.