Russia's Investigative Committee blames senior Ukrainian officials for attacks on Russian territory
The Investigative Committee said actions it attributes to senior Ukrainian officials caused mass civilian casualties and damage to civilian infrastructure, TASS reported.
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Russia's Investigative Committee has held senior Ukrainian officials responsible for attacks on Russian territory, saying the actions caused mass civilian casualties and damage to civilian infrastructure, according to TASS.
The committee's statement attributed what it described as criminal actions to Ukrainian officials without specifying which individuals were named or the precise incidents referenced.
Unverified claims
TASS, a Russian state-affiliated news agency, did not include independent verification of the committee's claims or comment from Ukrainian authorities in its report.
No further details were provided on potential legal proceedings or additional evidence the committee may have cited to support its findings.
Sources
- Investigative Committee holds senior Ukrainian officials responsible for attacks on Russia — TASS (Russia)
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