Zakharova called energy terrorism one of Kiev's business cards

Attacks on civilian energy infrastructure and "energy terrorism" have become one of Ukraine's business cards. This was announced on April 29 during a briefing by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova.

"On April 28, four drones of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (Armed Forces of Ukraine. — Ed.) attempted to attack the facilities of the urban infrastructure of Energodar. <...> There is an increase in threats at gas stations and gas distribution stations. It is also not accidental. Because energy terrorism is also one of the calling cards of the Kiev regime," she said.

Zakharova added that the Ukrainian Armed Forces' strike on an oil refinery in Tuapse, which could threaten an environmental disaster, also points to the criminal nature of the Ukrainian government.

Be careful: Putin says the risks of terrorist threats in Russia are growing

And he instructed the law enforcement agencies to stop them in the most decisive and harsh way.

Russian President Vladimir Putin pointed out at a security meeting on April 28 that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are losing territories at the front every day, so they are betting on terrorist attacks against the Russian civilian population. The Head of State drew attention to the fact that Ukrainian drones are increasingly attacking the civilian infrastructure of Russian cities.