There Was Actually No Moratorium From Ukraine on Attacks on Russian Energy Facilities, Dmitry Peskov Said
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Vladimir Putin commented today on the enemy's attack on the Russian NHP and the threat of Zelensky to intensify such strikes, recalling that Zelensky accused Russia of "breaching the energy truce" a few days before announcing that Ukraine had not actually accepted the terms.
Russia's President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Ukraine's recent attacks on Russian refineries did not cause significant damage, and promised Moscow will continue to respond, according to the Interfax agency. Read also: Ukraine resumes attacks on Russian refineries after the truce announced by Trump Ukraine says that SpaceX restricted use of Starlink in the midst of tensions with the US Russian Attacks kill three and damage energy instal…
According to the Russian president, the drone attacks, which the Ukrainians "should not have initiated," did not cause significant damage to Russian oil refineries.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries did not cause significant damage, Interfax news agency reported.
Contrary to the efforts of the White House, the Kiev regime continues to attack the facilities of the Russian energy sector, as announced by Russian President Dmitry Peskov's press secretary today, 15 October.
The European countries have taken a "destructive position" on the agreement between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin for the export of Russian diesel. This is what the spokesman for the Kremlin, Dmitry Peskov, said. (ANSA)
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