In Russia, a “war correspondent” proposed terrorist attacks under the Ukrainian flag at sites important to China

In Russia, a “war correspondent” proposed terrorist attacks under the Ukrainian flag on sites important to China Vladislav Kravtsov

Russian military commissar proposed terrorist attacks under the Ukrainian flag at Chinese facilities/Collage by Channel 24

Russian propagandists continue to amaze with their cynicism and recklessness. This time, one of the so-called Russian war correspondents suggested committing a new terrorist attack “under the Ukrainian flag.”

The Russian thus called for “blowing up” an important facility for China, which is Russia's partner. This is reported by Russian media, reports 24 Channel.

Why is Russia proposing a “terrorist attack” under the Ukrainian flag on a Chinese facility

The idea of ​​a “terrorist attack” under the Ukrainian flag at an object important to China was proposed by Dmitry Steshin, a “war correspondent” for the Komsomolskaya Pravda publication.

The occupier expressed dissatisfaction in his Telegram channel with the fact that Chinese enterprises supply components for drones, which are actively used in the war by both Russia and Ukraine.

In the opinion of the Russian, China should be forced by pressure to supply components for drones only to Russia. Thus, Steshin proposed a plan for a terrorist attack on the Russian-Chinese gas pipeline “Power of Siberia”.

If I were the “Dark Lord of the Planet”, I would do something like this, in the Anglo-Saxon tradition: launch a drone, made of Chinese components, in “yellow and blue colors”, into the “Power of Siberia”, – said the occupier.

Steshin proposes cynical terrorist attack under “Ukrainian flag” on Chinese facility/Screenshot 24 Channel

The terrorist attack proposed by Steshin under the “Ukrainian flag” is intended to influence the government of the People's Republic of China to impose a ban on the supply of components important to Ukraine for the production of UAVs by Chinese entrepreneurs.

It is worth noting that the “Power of Siberia” gas pipeline is intended to transport natural gas from the Sakha Republic (Yakutia) to Far Eastern countries, in particular to China.