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Russia's permanent representative to the United Nations, Vasily Nebenzia, revealed that the Ukrainian air defense has a bad reputation, pointing out that it hits civilian targets clumsily and claims that it is the repercussions of the Russian strikes.
And Russia Today website quoted Nebenzia as saying today during a meeting of the UN Security Council: The Ukrainian air defense has always had a bad reputation since the moment a Russian civilian plane was shot down over the Black Sea during military exercises in October 2001, which resulted in the death of 78 people who were on board. On board, adding: Over the past months, we have regularly seen footage of the consequences of the Ukrainian air defense hitting residential buildings behind which they hide air defense systems in different cities.
The Russian delegate pointed out that attempts to deal with the Polish media's statements about the fall of a missile on the village of Pshevdov as a result of the Russian army's strikes are unfounded slander, while the United States and other Western countries acknowledged that Ukrainian anti-aircraft missiles were most likely the cause of the explosions. in eastern Poland.
Nebenzia said: They clumsily try to show that this is a consequence of the Russian strikes that our precision weapons inflict on military installations and critical infrastructure, while at the same time they remain silent about the fact that if such weapons hit any of the residential buildings, they will have no effect at all.
The Russian Ministry of Defense had earlier denied that Russian forces had launched any missiles towards the Ukrainian-Polish border area, and described the news that a Russian missile had fallen in Poland as a deliberate provocation, while Polish President Andrzej Duda suggested yesterday that the source of the missile was Ukrainian forces.
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