Published 2 years ago

Russia spy chief says Ukraine invasion plan 'malicious' U.S. propaganda

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Russia has no plans to invade Ukraine and suggestions to the contrary are malicious U.S. propaganda, Moscow's foreign intelligence chief said on Saturday. U.S., NATO and Ukrainian officials have raised the alarm in recent weeks over what they say are unusual Russian troop movements near the border with Ukraine, suggesting that Moscow may be poised to launch an attack.

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Reuters

Russia spy chief says Ukraine invasion plan 'malicious' U.S. propaganda

MOSCOW - Russia has no plans to invade Ukraine and suggestions to the contrary are malicious U.S. propaganda, Moscow's foreign intelligence chief said on Saturday. U.S., NATO and Ukrainian officials have raised the alarm in recent weeks over what they say are unusual Russian troop movements near the border with Ukraine, suggesting that Moscow may be poised to launch an attack. Russia

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Daily Express

Russia spy chief blasts Joe Biden's 'malicious propaganda' as Ukraine feud escalates

A RUSSIAN spy chief has blasted US president Joe Biden's "malicious propaganda" as the feud in Ukraine escalates.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Russia spy chief says Ukraine invasion plan 'malicious' U.S. propaganda

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia has no plans to invade Ukraine and suggestions to the contrary are malicious U.S. propaganda, Moscow's foreign intelligence chief said on Saturday. Read full story

2 years ago·Malaysia

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TASS [🇷🇺-affiliated]

Foreign Intelligence head debunks claims of Russian invasion of Ukraine as US propaganda

He underscored that Russia should remain calm and strengthen its defensive capabilities amid US’s desire to push Ukraine towards escalating the Donbass conflict anew

2 years ago·Moscow, Russian Federation

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Newsweek

Russia's military buildup next to Ukraine may force Joe Biden's hand

NATO has asked Russia to "reduce tensions and de-escalate" as Kyiv increases its calls to join the U.S-led alliance to counter the threat from Moscow.

2 years ago·United States

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WION

'Malicious propaganda': Russian spy chief dismisses reports of plan to invade Ukraine

Russian intelligence chief on Saturday dismissed reports of a possible invasion of Ukraine asserting that it was "malicious propaganda by the US State Department". NATO and Western officials have for weeks raised alarm over unusual Russian troop movements near the border even as Putin's regime has insisted it is free to move its troops inside the country. Sergei Naryshkin, head of Russia's foreign intelligence agency told the local television ch…

2 years ago·Noida, India

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