London’s statements about Moscow’s plans to imprison a “pro-Russian leader” in Kiev are nonsense and disinformation.
“We call on the British Foreign Office to stop provocative activities and concentrate on studying the history of the Tatar-Mongol yoke,” Maria Zakharova wrote in her Telegram channel, officially representing the Russian Foreign Ministry.
The Russian Foreign Ministry added that now it is NATO countries that are escalating tensions around Ukraine.
An interesting fact is that a few hours before the next information “throw-in” Moscow warned about impending provocations on Ukrainian topics.
Earlier, the Russian Foreign Ministry already commented on the information disseminated by Bloomberg about the request of the Chinese President. Allegedly, Xi Jinping “asked” Russian President Vladimir Putin “not to attack Ukraine” during the Olympics. This is no longer a fake, but an informational special operation of the relevant American services, Zakharova emphasized.