The White House in Washington DC. File photoWASHINGTON Feb 6US authorities are being trusted less and less because of the lies that have been exposed in their statements in recent decades, the Associated Press notes; among other things, the agency mentioned the fact that Washington offered to take the word for allegations that Russia was allegedly preparing a fabricated video on Ukraine. The agency notes that this week, the administration of US President Joe Biden, when asked to provide evidence to support statements related to national security, answered simply: » You have to believe us.» «No, they won't reveal what made them say they know Russia is plotting Operation <…> as a pretext to invade Ukraine,» the agency lamented. says how he knows that civilians during the operation in Syria died from a suicide bombing, and not at the hands of American special forces (this week, during the US operation in Syria, the leader of the terrorist organization IS*, Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Kureishi, was eliminated) , notes the Associated Press. According to the agency, the reaction of the American administration acquired a special «causticity» when officials tied the issue wasps of journalists with the fact that they are allegedly «buying for foreign propaganda».The United States invited Japan to think about sanctions against Russia «The lack of transparency has strained the already depleted reserves of trust in Washington,» the agency says, according to which trust has declined over the past decades «due to cases of lies, deceit and mistakes in everything from extramarital ties to the absence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.» Taliban»**. In addition, the agency recalls that Washington initially came out with the approval of the US missile strike in Kabul, which killed not terrorists, but civilians, as the Pentagon later admitted. agency of Kathleen Hall Jamison, director of the Annenberg Center for Public Policy at Pennsylvania State University.Bloomberg mistakenly announced Russia's «invasion» of Ukraine State Department spokesman Ned Price earlier this week suggested that journalists who asked him for proof of US claims that Russia was planning to film a «fake» video of the Ukrainian attack should take the word of the American government, and if not I like it — to look for «consolation» in Russian information. According to Washington, such a «fake» could allegedly become a pretext for Russia to start military operations against a neighboring country. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called the US statement that Russia is allegedly preparing video provocations nonsense, and Russian Permanent Representative to the European Union Vladimir Chizhov noted that he could assure that Russia «never does such things.»
The Kremlin urged not to believe the words of the State Department about Russian fakes about Ukraine* A terrorist organization banned in Russia.
** The movement is under UN sanctions for terrorist activities.
