Simonyan said the head of Naftogaz on the allegations that in RT knew in advance about the explosion on the GTS

The head of Naftogaz suspected Russia Today is That the television channel knew in advance about the explosion of a gas pipeline near Poltava and for this reason RT correspondents will be there in 10 minutes, said on Thursday chief editor of the TV channel Margarita Simonyan.
" Dear Ukraine! In the world of modern media there are many ways to get a picture, never " caught " and not going to the point. For example, to buy it from witnesses. What did our lightning videoerotico Ruptly. Call your master-class?", - wrote Simonyan on his page in " Live journal ". Previously the Head of Naftogaz Andrey Kobelev on his page on Facebook posted the following data: " Exactly 10 minutes it took " correspondents " Russia Today to get to the place of explosion of the gas pipeline in insignificant areas in the depth of the Poltava region. Reportedly went-was stopped play on the piano, and here he stands there in the bushes." Remember, depressurization of the main gas pipeline Urengoy-Pomary-Uzhgorod and subsequent fire occurred on Tuesday at 14. 20 local time (15. 20 GMT) in lohvica district, Poltava region. The height of the flame reached 200 meters. Received damage among residents there. The organization Ukrtransgaz said That the damaged section of the pipeline was quickly blocked at compressor stations." The choke distance is about 20 km of the gas Stream is translated into a parallel gas pipeline ", - explained the press service. The organization stressed That the explosion on the gas pipeline did not affect the transit of natural gas to Europe. Minister of internal Affairs Arsen Avakov said That among the employees of the investigative bodies, the explosion on the gas pipeline was due to detonation of an explosive device planted at the bottom of the concrete support of the pipeline. Before that, the interior Ministry of Ukraine told That the key version of the fire on the gas pipeline in the Poltava region have become a terrorist act.


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