Moscow: Russian president Vladimir Putin called today for a “severe” response to foreign agents who aim to destabilise Russia by aiding Ukraine.
“The Kyiv regime with direct support of foreign special services has taken the path of terrorist methods, practically state terrorism,” Putin said in a video address.
“These are acts of sabotage against civilian sites, transport and energy infrastructure, attacks against civilians and representatives of authority,” he said.
Numerous sabotages on Russian railroads and drone attacks attributed to Ukraine have been reported since Moscow launched its offensive in Ukraine in February 2022.
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“Security services have no easy task. But you have all the necessary potential, all the possibilities to ensure the security of the state, of society and our citizens.”
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