Russian Intelligence Says the Strike on the ‘Defense of Sevastopol’ Panorama Was a ‘Provocation by London’

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Russian intelligence said the strike on the “Defense of Sevastopol” panorama was a “provocation by London”

Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) said that the “high-profile strike” on the “Defense of Sevastopol” panorama museum was allegedly a “carefully planned provocation by London and its intelligence services.”

“Ukrainian servicemen prepared the drones and launched them. However, the Ukrainians most likely were not aware of the true purpose of the attack. The flight missions were loaded into the weapons systems by British specialists acting under the guise of military advisers,” the Russian intelligence statement says.

According to the SVR’s version, the museum is a “historical trigger that awakens painful memories in the British of a difficult military campaign,” and “the burning of the panorama became an act of destroying evidence of the heroism of the Russian soldier.”

🔵In June, the “authorities” of annexed Sevastopol said that a drone had attacked the building of the “Defense of Sevastopol” panorama museum.

A few hours later, the city’s Russian-appointed “head” said that the panorama had been “virtually destroyed.”

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The SVR blamed the panorama’s destruction on a British provocation.

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