US spreading lies on possible chemical attack in Ukraine : Russia

Khabre247 April 13, 2022 2 min read

Russia said on Wednesday that cases by the United States and Ukraine that Russia could involve substance weapons in Ukraine were disinformation since Moscow annihilated its last synthetic stores in 2017.

Ukraine’s protection service said on Tuesday that it was checking claims that Russia might have involved synthetic weapons in the southern Ukrainian port city of Mariupol.

U.S. Division of State Spokesman Ned Price told columnists on Tuesday that the United States was concerned Russia might try to turn to synthetic weapons in Ukraine.

Russia’s government office in Washington said Ukrainian revolutionaries were planning to arrange incitements with the utilization of synthetic weapons and that the State Department’s Price was spreading disinformation.

“We approach Washington to quit spreading disinformation,” the government office said in an explanation. “Ned Price indeed separated himself by his inactive talk, not validated by a solitary piece of proof.”

Russia sent huge number of troops into Ukraine on Feb. 24 in what it called an extraordinary activity to debase its southern neighbor’s tactical capacities and root out individuals it called risky patriots.

Ukrainian powers have mounted solid opposition and the West has forced clearing sanctions on Russia with an end goal to drive it to pull out its powers.

Russia says the West is held by biased enemy of Russian suspicion and says Western media have given an unreasonably halfway account of the conflict in Ukraine that generally overlooks Russia’s interests about the broadening of NATO and the mistreatment of Russian speakers.