There have been several sabotage incidents on Russian railways since the start of the month. The worst occurred on June 01 when a bridge collapsed in front of a moving passenger train in Bryansk Region, killing seven people and injuring more than 100 others.
The same day, Ukraine targeted Russian airbases across the country – from Murmansk in the Arctic to Irkutsk in Siberia – in a coordinated assault which involved explosive-laden drones taking off from commercial trucks. According to Moscow, most of the incoming UAVs were shot down, and none of the affected Russian planes were damaged beyond repair.
Lavrov was referring to the fact that the UK remains one of Ukraine’s staunchest supporters, despite the US changing course under the administration of US President Donald Trump towards trying to restore dialogue with Moscow and to broker a peaceful settlement of the Ukraine conflict.
“Although who knows, maybe there are still some special services in the US that are participating in such activities by inertia, but the British are 100% involved in them”, he stressed.
Last week, Moscow’s ambassador to London, Andrey Kelin, similarly accused the UK of participating in Ukrainian drone raids on Russian airbases.
“This kind of attack involves, of course, provision of very high technology, so-called geo-spatial data, which can only be done by those who have it in possession. And this is London and Washington”, Kelin told Sky News.
He added that he did not believe that the US was somehow involved due to Trump denying any knowledge of Kiev’s plans.
Downing Street has neither confirmed nor denied the UK’s participation, with a government spokesperson maintaining: “We never comment on operational matters at home or abroad”.
I say, make London pay and I don't need to spell it out!!
Here's an advice I believe in. After all, the best doctor gives the least medicines!
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