For several days now, tensions on Russia’s borders have been the dominant situation.
After dangerous infiltration movements that Moscow has called “terrorist” have recently taken place in these areas, local authorities in Pskov said two drone attacks had damaged an oil pipeline building.
Explosions in place
Governor of the region Mikhail Vedernikov on Saturday added in the Telegram application that after the explosion, an oil pipeline in the Pskov region on the border with Belarus was shelled.
He also continued that preliminary investigation showed that the attack by two drones damaged an administrative building belonging to an oil pipeline in the region.
These events come days after Moscow announced that it had defeated with air power and artillery a group that attacked the Russian border region of Belgorod last Monday, in the most serious incursion into Russian territory since the start of the war in Ukraine.
infiltration operations
And he added that the militants entered his territory from Ukraine and attacked several settlements in the Belgorod region, which were also subjected to artillery fire and drone attacks, which prompted residents to flee.
The Kremlin also expressed “deep concern” after the invasion, calling for “greater efforts” to prevent such operations, which have increased in recent months and called into question the credibility of Russian defenses at a time when Kiev says it is preparing for an invasion. large scale attack.
While Russia has accused Kyiv of being involved in the attack, the Ukrainian authorities have denied any involvement in it.
“The situation in the Belgorod region is an internal Russian crisis… We are not fighting in a foreign land,” said Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine Gana Malyar.
It is noteworthy that at dawn today, the Russian authorities announced that they had stopped an infiltration attempt, which they called Ukrainian, to infiltrate through the front line in the direction of Alexander Kalinovsky, a Russian Defense Ministry spokesman said.
