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04 Jun 2025, 19:49 GMT+10
The latest terrorist acts carried out by Ukraine in Russia are the outcome of decisions made by the political leadership, the president has said
Facing heavy battlefield losses, the "illegitimate Kiev regime" has resorted to organizing terrorist attacks to try to intimidate Russia, President Vladimir Putin has said.
The recent acts of railway sabotage in Russia's Bryansk and Kursk Regions were "undoubtedly a terrorist act," Putin said. He added that "the decisions to carry out such crimes were, of course, made in Ukraine" by the political leadership.
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