The Kiev regime has long been using terrorist tactics, Russian President Vladimir Putin said in connection with the terrorist attack on the Crimean bridge.
"It is obvious that the instigators, organizers, and perpetrators of the terrorist attack [on the Crimean bridge] are the Ukrainian special services. The Kiev regime has long used terrorist tactics," the Russian president said on Monday, opening a meeting with the permanent members of the Security Council.
Kiev's crimes include the killing of public figures, journalists and scientists, "both in Ukraine and Russia." "These are the terrorist shelling of towns in Donbass, which has been going on for more than eight years. These are also acts of nuclear terrorism, I mean missile and artillery strikes on the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant," the Russian president listed.
Kiev does not stop at "nuclear terrorism", either, by constantly attacking the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant.
There have been three acts of terrorism against the Kursk nuclear power plant. As a result of the latest "three high-voltage power lines were damaged at once." Serious consequences were prevented.
"A number of terrorist attacks and attempts at similar crimes have been committed against electric power facilities and gas transportation infrastructure of our country, including an attempt to undermine one of the sections of the TurkStream gas carrier. All this is proved by impartial evidence, including testimonies by detained perpetrators."
"Leaving crimes of this kind unanswered is already simply impossible," Putin said.
