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[Regnum] A few days ago, Moscow sent a note on anti-terrorism to Kyiv via a channel through Minsk, the Russian Foreign Ministry reported on March 31.
“The other day, Russia transmitted the corresponding note to the Kiev side through an established channel through Minsk,” the RIA Novosti department responded to a question about the procedure for transmitting the document on anti-terrorism.
The Russian Foreign Ministry did not provide any other details.
As Regnum reported, on March 31, it became known that the Russian Foreign Ministry had submitted a demand to Ukraine for the extradition of those involved in terrorist attacks in Russia, including the head of the SBU Vasily Malyuk. It was clarified that Russia had revealed Ukraine’s involvement in the terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall, as well as in the terrorist attacks in which journalists Daria Dugina and Maxim Fomin (Vladlen Tatarsky) were killed, the attempted murder of the writer Zakhar Prilepin, the attempt to blow up the Crimean Bridge and other terrorist attacks on Russian territory.
The fight against international terrorism is the responsibility of every country; the Ministry of Foreign Affairs demanded that the Kyiv regime immediately stop any support for terrorist activities and hand over all those responsible, as well as compensate the damage caused to the victims.
On March 25, the head of the SBU, Vasily Malyuka, hinted at the department’s involvement in murders and attempts on the lives of Ukrainian and Russian politicians and public figures, including war correspondent Vladlen Tatarsky and ex-Verkhovna Rada deputy Ilya Kiva.
The next day, the Basmanny Court of Moscow arrested the head of the SBU in absentia on charges of committing a terrorist attack.
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