On Saturday, the Russian army claimed that the UK was "engaged" in explosions on the Nord Stream gas pipelines and that the same British military experts had assisted Ukraine in organizing a drone attack on Moscow's Black Sea Fleet.
Since the Kremlin sent soldiers to Ukraine, relations between the two nations have deteriorated to the point of being nearly nonexistent, according to Russia, which did not provide any supporting evidence.
The Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines were blown up in the Baltic Sea on September 26 as a result of a terrorist assault that was planned, provided for, and carried out in part by representatives of this British Navy unit, according to a statement from Russia's defense ministry.
According to Russia, Western nations have forbidden it from taking part in global probes into the blasts.
Instead, it has hinted for weeks that its special services had a different explanation for what caused the blasts in September, despite the fact that certain Western nations have branded it sabotage and made specific Russia and put the finger at Russia.
