Russian propaganda spreads fake message on behalf of Ukrainian Foreign Minister about US aid
Heorhii Tykhyi, the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, has issued a retraction of the tweet allegedly left by Minister Dmytro Kuleba.
The spokesperson says his rebuttal concerns the minister's alleged post: "It's crucial to remember that resources are finite, even for such a great power as the United States. Israel should avoid escalating tensions with Iran. To defeat Russia, we need our allies' full support."
Tykhyi stressed that if users check Dmytro Kuleba's profile on social network X, it will become obvious that such a post does not exist.
Anyone who can check @DmytroKuleba's profile should be able to see that such a tweet does not exist. But, because Russian propaganda is working hard to spread this lame forgery, I can officially confirm that it is a fake. Ukraine's foreign minister has never stated this. pic.twitter.com/ni7mXkdsWX
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"But, because Russian propaganda is working hard to spread this lame forgery, I can officially confirm that it is a fake. Ukraine's foreign minister has never stated this," Heorhii Tykhyi said.