00:00Russia's blaming Ukraine for a gas station blast, but Kyiv says it's all a set-up.
00:05On March 21, Ukraine accused Russia of launching a false flag attack on the Sudzha gas mittering
00:10station in Kursk Oblast.
00:13This station is a key part of Russia's gas flow to Europe.
00:16Russian media claimed Ukraine struck it, but Ukraine's military fired back, calling it
00:21a baseless lie.
00:23They say Russia bombed their own facility, and not just once, but multiple times, even
00:27three days before this latest incident.
00:30Why?
00:31According to Ukraine, it's a smokescreen.
00:34They claim Russia used the nearby gas pipeline to secretly move troops and now wants the
00:39world to blame Ukraine.
00:41Ukraine also shared footage from earlier this month showing Russian forces using pipelines
00:45near Sudzha to sneak into Ukrainian positions.
00:49The accusations slide just days after Ukraine confirmed its retreat from Sudzha, and after
00:55two key phone calls, one between Trump and Putin, and another between Trump and Zelensky,
01:00where both sides reportedly agreed to stop hitting energy sites.
01:04But with both sides pointing fingers, the truth is getting buried in smoke.
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