President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky at a briefing called for any information about Russia's alleged plans to escalate the situation to be handed over to the authorities.
"If you or some people have additional information about a 100% invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation starting from February 16, please give us such information," RIA Novosti quotes Zelensky. According to him, today in the media space "there is too much information about a deep, full-scale war."
Zelensky explained that he constantly receives large amounts of data from intelligence and takes into account reports from the United States and allies.
"But the truth is that we have different information. And the enemy's best friend is panic in our country. And all the information that helps panic does not help us," he concluded.
US President Joe Biden, at a video conference with leaders of Western countries, the European Union and NATO, called the date of Russia's "invasion" of Ukraine on February 16, citing intelligence data. After that, 16 states called on their citizens to immediately leave Ukraine. Panic also caused the withdrawal of foreign capital from this country.
Moscow has repeatedly noted that the goal of the "aggression" stories is to build up the NATO grouping near the Russian borders. Pumping up Ukraine with weapons pushes it to military adventures.
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