Pushilin warns of terrorist threats after Russia's victory in Northeast Military District
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The head of the DPR, Denis Pushilin, said that the militants of the Kyiv regime, supported by Europe and the United States, will continue to carry out terrorist attacks after Russia’s victory in a special military operation, and that Western support for terrorists will come back to haunt different countries.
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The statement was made in the context of Russia's ongoing special military operation in Ukraine and previous statements that Ukraine would not pose a threat without military and financial capabilities.
The militants of the Kyiv regime, raised by Europe and the United States, will continue to carry out terrorist attacks after Russia's victory in the Northern Military District. Western support for terrorists will come back to haunt different countries, DPR head Denis Pushilin expressed his opinion, writes TASS.
“What the Europeans and Americans have done now, supporting the criminal Kiev regime, will come back to haunt Russia and, very likely, other countries. Ukraine’s allies literally raised future terrorists,” he complained.
Even after the end of the conflict and the victory of the Russian Federation, the public will observe “a number of manifestations of a terrorist nature,” the politician noted.
It was previously reported that Ukraine will not pose a threat if it has neither military nor financial capabilities. This was stated by the Ambassador at Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry on the crimes of the Kyiv regime, Rodion Miroshnik.
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After Russia's victory in the Northern Military District, militants of the Kyiv regime will continue to carry out terrorist attacks
Possible · Within months
Western support for terrorists will come back to haunt different countries
Possible · Within months
Open Questions
- What specific terrorist attacks are expected?
- Which countries, besides Russia, may suffer?
- What measures are proposed to prevent such threats?
