Russia denies involvement in US word leaking
When questioned about allegations that Moscow may have been responsible for the hole of U.S. word information about several nations, including Ukraine, the Kremlin stated on Monday that there was a common propensity to usually blame Russia for it.
According to two U.S. officials, the national security place in the United States is dealing with consequences from the distribution of dozens of key documents, including the effect on delicate information sharing within the authorities and ties with other nations.
Information about the conflict in Ukraine, including losses for both legs and some details, is contained in the articles, whose integrity Reuters has not independently verified.
Given the range of subjects covered by the information, some national security specialists and U.S. officials believe the motif may be an American, but they do not rule out pro-Russian actors.
According to a former CIA commander, it is very probable that Moscow planned the leak to cause confusion and possible hostilities between Washington and its allies.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov responded to investigators when questioned about claims that Russia might have been at fault:
” I am unable to post in any way on this. You and I are both aware of the fact that Russia is frequently held responsible for it. In general, it is a problem.
When Reuters questioned Russia’s’s Foreign Spy Service ( SVR ) about the U.S. leaks, it declined to comment.
When asked about the possibility that Washington had spied on Volodymyr Zelenskiy, the president of Ukraine, Peskov, who described the leaking as” very useful ,” responded that it could not be discounted.
But he continued,” The fact that the United States has long been eavesdropping on several heads of state, particularly in European capitals, has repeatedly come up, leading to a number of sensational situations.
( Reporting from Reuters with Andrew Osborn’s’s editing )
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