Britische Regierung: Russland könnte zivile Schiffe angreifen
Grossbritannien hat davor gewarnt, dass Russland zivile Schiffe im Schwarzen Meer angreifen und der Ukraine dafür die Schuld geben könnte.
Laut Grossbritannien könnte Russland zivile Schiffe im Schwarzen Meer angreifen und die Ukraine dafür beschuldigen.
Laut Grossbritannien könnte Russland zivile Schiffe im Schwarzen Meer angreifen und die Ukraine dafür beschuldigen.
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00:00 Britain warned against attacking Russian civil ships in the Black Sea and blaming Ukraine
00:06 for it.
00:07 According to Britain, Russia could attack civil ships in the Black Sea and blame Ukraine
00:14 for it.
00:15 Intelligence information indicated that the Ministry of Defense shared this in London
00:21 on Thursday night.
00:23 The British assume that Russia could use sea mines near Ukrainian ports.
00:30 The British government had already attempted an attack on a civil freighter in the Black
00:38 Sea a few weeks ago.
00:39 "The world is watching, and we are watching the cynical attempts of Russia, Ukraine to
00:45 blame for the attacks," Foreign Minister James Cleverley said.
00:49 The US government had also warned against Russian attacks.
00:54 "Russia wanted to avoid with great certainty that civil ships would be sunk openly and
01:01 instead blame Ukraine for such attacks," the London ministry wrote.
01:06 With the publication of this assessment, they wanted to uncover Russia's tactics and prevent
01:12 possible attacks.
01:13 According to the British, Russia could attack civil ships in the humanitarian corridor
01:21 of Ukraine in order to prevent the export of Ukrainian grain and further put pressure
01:27 on the country's economy.
01:28 Moscow had announced an agreement to export Ukrainian grain over the Black Sea in July.
01:34 Since then, Russia has acquired a total of about 130 port infrastructure facilities
01:39 in Odessa, Chornomorsk and Reny, which have been damaged.
01:43 Almost 300,000 tons of grain had been destroyed.
01:46 The amount would have been enough to feed 1.3 million people for a year, the British wrote.
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