Ukraine’s military denies Russian allegations of breaching energy ceasefire

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine stated this on Facebook, Ukrinform reports.

According to the General Staff, enemy media platforms are producing fakes about the alleged damage inflicted by Ukraine on energy facilities within Russia and in the territories occupied by the aggressor state.

The Russian Foreign Ministry, in particular, has prepared yet another hoax report of the alleged "strikes" on a number of Russian oil, gas, and electrical power enterprises.

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“We emphasize that Ukraine’s Defense Forces strictly adhere to the agreements reached with partners and never attacked energy facilities either on Russian soil or within the temporarily occupied regions of Ukraine. The attacks are aimed exclusively at military targets of the Russian occupation army,” the General Staff stated.

On the part of the Russian army, the military noted, numerous viations of the said agreements have been recorded to date. In the last decade of March, Russian tros repeatedly attacked energy facilities in Kharkiv, Ptava, Dnipretrovsk and Kherson regions.

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“The diplomatic service of the aggressor state traditionally circulates false and groundless accusations in order to shift their own blame for the disruption of the peaceful settlement onto Ukraine and continue the war of aggression against our country,” the General Staff noted.

As Ukrinform reported earlier, Russian praganda is spreading fake reports on about the alleged use of Kharkiv’s electrical substations for storing military cargo, all in order to justify the resumption of attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.