Russia accuses Ukraine of violating ceasefire on energy facility strikes: General Staff denies allegations
Another statement by the Russian Ministry of Defense about Ukraine's alleged violation of the ceasefire regarding energy facilities is not true.
This was reported by the General Staff, Censor.NET reports.
It is noted that on March 25-27, the Ukrainian Defense Forces did not launch UAV strikes on Russian energy facilities in Kursk and Bryansk regions, as well as on energy facilities in the territory of the Ukrainian Crimea temporarily occupied by Russia.
The defense ministry of the aggressor state continues to churn out disinformation in order to baselessly accuse Ukraine and prolong the war, the command added.
Statements by the Russian Ministry of Defense:
"On March 26, at around 5:00 p.m. in the Bryansk region, a Ukrainian UAV attacked a facility belonging to the Bryanskenergo branch of Rosseti Center, resulting in the shutdown of a 10 kV high-voltage line and the loss of power supply to consumers in the Klimovsky district.
Over the territory of Crimea, near Cape Tarkhankut, Russian air defense systems shot down a Ukrainian fixed-wing attack UAV. The reported target of the strike was ground infrastructure at the Hlibovske underground gas storage facility," the Russian Defense Ministry claimed on March 27.
