The US blamed Russia that Russia is plotting a fake attack by the Ukrainian army so that Moscow could take military action against this neighboring country in answer.
Washington: The danger of Russia’s attack on Ukraine in Eastern Europe is rising. Russia has deployed 100,000 troops along the Ukrainian border, yet Russia claims that it has no intention of striking Ukraine. At the same time, America says that Russia can attack Ukraine, at any time. Meanwhile, America has proclaimed that Russia is planning a big conspiracy to attack Ukraine. The US says that Russia will show that Russia was attacked by Ukraine first and then attacked Ukraine in retaliation. On Thursday, the US accused the Kremlin of plotting a fake attack by the Ukrainian military so that Moscow could take military action against the neighboring country in retaliation.
Russia is plotting a “big Conspiracy to attack”
Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said that as part of this conspiracy, a video has been released showing the phased explosions and mourning the dead bodies. Intelligence information has been coming in the past about fake attacks on Russia.
Earlier, it was reported that Russia is deploying thousands of its soldiers, armored vehicles, and artillery on the border of Ukraine amid fears of war. This elaboration has also been seen in Crimea and Russia’s close ally and neighboring Belarus. This includes not only soldiers but also a huge stock of weapons, armored vehicles, and artillery. According to media reports, Russia brought many of these by train from distant places.
Russia’s growing military power along the Ukrainian border has raised concerns in the West. America has recently sent about 3000 soldiers from Germany to Romania and Poland under the flag of NATO to help Ukraine. Earlier, about 8,500 soldiers were kept on alert for deployment by NATO. NATO announced the sending of reinforcements, and their army is on standby.
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