"Only Russia": Zelensky deny Ukraine's involvement in the "North Stream"

Kiev did not receive any strategic or tactical advantage from the explosions. Such an action could be planned and implemented only in Russia, confident Podolyak. The American edition of Wall Street Journal reported that the explosions that damaged the Nord Stream-2 gas pipeline, allegedly involved by high-ranking officials from Ukraine, including the head of state Vladimir Zelensky.

Advisor to the Presidential Office of Ukraine Mikhail Podolyak denied the involvement of his country in terrorist attacks, Reuters writes. "Ukraine has nothing to do with explosions on the North Stream," Podolyak said. He noted that Ukraine did not receive any strategic or tactical advantage from the explosions. "Such an act can only be carried out in the presence of huge technical and financial resources . . .

And who had all this at the time of attack? Only Russia," Podolyak said in the comments of the agency. We will remind, on August 12, the Attorney General of Germany issued a warrant for the arrest of the main suspect in the blast of the Nord Stream gas pipeline. He was a Ukrainian Vladimir J. , who until recently lived in Poland.