Foreign Ministry spokesman Georgy Tikhiy said that Ukraine had nothing to do with the incident with explosives near the Turkish Stream gas pipeline in Serbia. According to him, it is likely to be a Russian false flag operation aimed at interfering in the Hungarian elections.
Ukraine's official position on the explosion near the Turkish Stream«
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Georgiy Tykhyi categorically rejected any allegations of Ukraine's involvement in the explosive incident near the Turkish Stream gas pipeline in Serbia. According to Tykhyi, attempts to link Ukraine to this incident are groundless and provocative.
Suspicion of Russian interference in the Hungarian elections
The Ukrainian side believes that the incident is most likely part of a Russian false flag operation. Heorhiy Tykhyi stressed that Moscow is actively interfering in the electoral process in Hungary, using such provocations to destabilise the situation in the region.
Reaction of the international community
The international community is currently closely monitoring the situation around the pipeline. Ukrainian diplomats call on their partners to conduct an objective investigation and prevent the spread of false information.
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