Ukrainian official slams the New York Times investigation as part of a growing “conspiracy theory”, after the newspaper found that a missile from Kyiv was responsible for the blast in Kostiantynivka on September 6.
On X, formally known as Twitter, Mikhalio Podolyak said, “No doubt, the appearance of publications in foreign media with doubts about Russia’s involvement in the attack on Kostiantynivka entails the growth of conspiracy theories, and therefore requires examination and legal assessment by the investigative authorities. The society will surely receive an answer to the question of what exactly happened in Kostiantynivka.
Podolyak added that the circumstances behind the blast are being studied, and the “legal truth will be established”.
“In the meantime, we must not forget: it was Russia that launched the invasion of Ukraine, and it is Russia that is responsible for bringing war to our country,” he said.
No doubt, the appearance of publications in foreign media with doubts about Russia’s involvement in the attack on Kostiantynivka entails the growth of conspiracy theories, and therefore requires examination and legal assessment by the investigative authorities. The society will…
— Михайло Подоляк (@Podolyak_M) September 19, 2023
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