Moscow-Sana
The chief researcher at the University of International Relations of the Russian Foreign Ministry Yuri Zinin described the terrorist attacks on the Homs refinery, the gas plant south of the central region, and the Al-Rayyan gas station as a "systematic sabotage operation", indicating that it coincides with the so-called American "Caesar Law" that imposes economic measures Additional coercion to the Syrian people.
"These terrorist attacks are a systematic sabotage, and the parties behind these attacks are blatantly aimed at harming the civilian population by depriving them of heating materials by the onset of winter," Zeinin told a SANA correspondent in Moscow today. It was in revenge for the successive defeats suffered by terrorists in recent times, especially in the Idlib governorate.
The Russian researcher asserted that the masterminds of the sabotage attacks derive encouragement and incitement to their crimes from the policy and actions of the United States that violently violate the rules of international law by stealing Syrian oil fields and opening the green light to Syrian enemies to bomb civilian targets in the country, citing the so-called American "Caesar Law".
The Ministry of Oil and Mineral Resources announced earlier today that Homs refinery and gas plant south of the central region and Al Rayyan gas station were subjected to simultaneous terrorist attacks that caused some damage to the production units.
These terrorist attacks on oil facilities come at a time when the United States of America, in cooperation with the Turkish regime, is practicing theft of Syrian oil and gas in the Al-Jazeera region, in which Washington imposes coercive measures and an illegal siege to prevent the arrival of energy supplies from oil and gas to Syria.