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Ukraine’s Defense Minister Reznikov refutes Ukraine's involvement in explosions on Russian gas pipelines
Ukraine’s Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov denies that Ukraine has been involved in the explosion of the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea
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Reznikov made the statement in Stockholm, where he arrived to participate in a meeting of EU defense ministers.
"For me, this is a rather strange story, it has nothing to do with us. I think that the official investigation conducted by the relevant authorities will describe all the details. It would be a certain compliment to our special forces, but this is not our doing," the defense minister said.
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The New York Times published a story claiming that the blast of Russian gas pipelines was allegedly organized by a pro-Ukrainian group not directly affiliated with the government or intelligence services.
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The Presidential Office denied Ukraine's involvement in the explosions at Nord Stream in the Baltic Sea.
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