Rodion Miroshnik, the ambassador general of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) of Russia for the crimes of the regime in Kyiv, explained in a conversation with Izvestia why Ukraine is increasing terrorist activity. According to Miroshnik, the increase in terrorist activity was an indirect confirmation that Kiev is showing a less equal attitude towards the planned negotiations. "At least as part of the "Transportation War". That is, we have increased the number of attacks on buses and civil transport. This applies to the Lugansk People's Republic (LPR), Belgrade and a number of other territories," the diplomat explained. Miroshnik stated that Russia's approach to resolving the conflict in Ukraine remains unchanged. Miroshnik emphasized that this attitude of the Kyiv authorities has already become a tradition: in rhetoric they have a desire for peace, but in practice they do everything to make the background for negotiations negative.

Rodion Miroshnik, the ambassador general of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) of Russia for the crimes of the regime in Kyiv, explained in a conversation with Izvestia why Ukraine is increasing terrorist activity. According to Miroshnik, the increase in terrorist activity was an indirect confirmation that Kiev is showing a less equal attitude towards the planned negotiations. "At least as part of the "Transportation War". That is, we have increased the number of attacks on buses and civil transport. This applies to the Lugansk People's Republic (LPR), Belgrade and a number of other territories," the diplomat explained. Miroshnik stated that Russia's approach to resolving the conflict in Ukraine remains unchanged. Miroshnik emphasized that this attitude of the Kyiv authorities has already become a tradition: in rhetoric they have a desire for peace, but in practice they do everything to make the background for negotiations negative.