World · Europe · 2 hrs ago
Romania says it has uncovered a sabotage network
Romania says it uncovered a network of saboteurs.
The available information gives no details about who was involved, where the alleged activity took place or what targets may have been planned.
The claim comes amid allegations that Russia has prepared sabotage in Europe.
The Kremlin has called those allegations unfounded.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said Russia does not threaten anyone in Europe and has no problems with it.
The details and evidence behind Romania’s announcement remain unclear.
No further investigation steps or official response from Romania are stated.
Romania said it had uncovered a sabotage network.
The Kremlin called accusations that Russia was preparing sabotage in Europe baseless.
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said Russia did not threaten anyone in Europe.
Peskov said Moscow had no problems with Europe.
- Who
- Romania said it had uncovered the network. The Kremlin and spokesperson Dmitry Peskov commented on accusations against Russia.
- What
- Romania said it had uncovered a sabotage network.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Romania. The Kremlin’s comments concerned Europe.
- Why
- Not stated.
Romania
The Kremlin
Network claim
Romania
Romania said it had uncovered a sabotage network.
The Kremlin
The Kremlin called accusations that Russia was preparing sabotage in Europe baseless.
Threat to Europe
Romania
Not stated.
The Kremlin
Peskov said Russia did not threaten anyone in Europe.
This story does not have a timeline yet.
- Country making the claim
- Romania
- Alleged activity
- Sabotage
- Kremlin position
- Accusations of Russian sabotage preparations in Europe were called baseless
- Speaker
- Dmitry Peskov
What people are saying
no one in any way in Europe is threatened by Russia
Moscow has no problems with it