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Although Russian President Vladimir Putin continues to claim that Ukraine may have been involved in a terrorist attack in Moscow that killed 139 people, the Russian leader’s inner circle disagrees with him, according to Bloomberg. As the publication notes, according to four sources close to the Kremlin, the officials were shocked by the inability of the security services to prevent the terrorist attack.
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According to the sources, almost no one they know in the Russian political and business elite believes that Ukraine was behind the attack.
“Putin was present at the discussions, where officials agreed there was no connection between the terrorist attack and Kiev, but he was determined to use the tragedy to try to rally Russians to support the war in Ukraine,” writes Bloomberg.
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ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack, and Putin acknowledged that Islamist militants had carried out the attack, but told officials in televised comments that “we are interested in who ordered it.”
The US is “trying to convince its satellites and other countries of the world that, according to their intelligence services, there is no trace of Kyiv in the terrorist attack in Moscow”, said Putin during a meeting with the heads of the special services.
As one of the experts notes, although the Russian special services know that ISIS is really behind the terrorist attack, but according to Putin’s statements, they have no choice but to follow orders and prove the involvement of Ukraine or the West.
“Putin’s main allies are enthusiastically taking up his subject. This raises the possibility that he can use the public outrage over the tragedy to intensify the war against Ukraine, in particular, possibly by ordering the mobilization of new reservists into the army,” the publication writes.
On March 23, Putin announced that four terrorists were detained on their way to Ukraine, for whom the Ukrainian side allegedly prepared a “window” for crossing the border.
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On March 25, the dictator said that the question “why the terrorists tried to go to Ukraine after committing the crime, what was waiting for them there” should be answered.
Meanwhile, Russia’s FSB director Oleksandr Bortnikov gave his version of the person involved in the terrorist attack, saying that “Ukrainian special services facilitated the terrorist attack, radical Islamists prepared it.”
The Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, Mykola Patrushev, when asked directly by journalists about what is behind the tragedy, already clearly pointed to Ukraine.
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