As the Russia-Ukraine war peaked, Moscow’s claim that Ukraine was “using a bomb that emits radioactive material” fell like a bomb onto the agenda. After the lawsuit, which quickly became the number one item on the world agenda, came a lightning-fast statement from Ukraine’s leader Zelenskiy.
The eyes and ears of the world are on the Russia-Ukraine war that has been going on for months. Lightning developments are taking place in the war, which began at 06:00 on February 24 by order of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The accusation that the Ukrainian armed forces continued the offensive with “bombs that emit radioactive material” hit the agenda like a bomb.
Ukraine’s response to Russia’s “dirty bomb” Claim was not delayed.
The President of Ukraine dismissed Russia’s claim, saying it meant Moscow could prepare for such an attack.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitro Kulebaon the other hand, described Russia’s “dirty bomb” claim as “dangerous” and “absurd” and used the following statements;
His lies about Ukraine, where Russia is said to be planning to use a “dirty bomb,” are as absurd as they are dangerous. “First, Ukraine is a dedicated Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) Member. We don’t have a dirty bomb, nor do we plan to buy one. Second, Russians often blame others for their own plans,” he said.
ŞOYGU TALKS TO HIS COUNTRIES ABOUT “DIRTY BOMB” CLAIMS
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoiguin his telephone conversations with Defense Minister Hulusi Akarthe British Defense Secretary Ben Wallace and the French Defense Minister Sebastian Lecornu, argued that Ukraine had a plan to organize a provocation against Russia by using a “dirty bomb” and informed his counterparts about this issue. had expressed his concerns.
These types of bombs, known as “dirty bombs,” release radioactive material using conventional explosives.
WILL THE G20 HOST A BIDEN-PUTIN MEETING?
Putin and Biden are traveling to Indonesia for the G20 summit next month. However, it has been reported that there will be no meeting between the two leaders.
With Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the US provided military aid to the Kiev government and imposed some sanctions on the Moscow government. Russia recently annexed four regions in Ukraine. Referring to this, Biden said earlier this week that Putin is trying to intimidate Ukrainians into surrendering.
Biden argued that Putin is currently in an “incredibly difficult situation.” Russia, on the other hand, accuses the US and the West of influencing the war by supplying arms and other aid to Ukraine.
