INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Ukraine claimed on Friday to have orchestrated attacks on a Russian railway line in Siberia, thousands of kilometers away from the frontline
in eastern Ukraine.Russian authorities have reported several attacks on the country's transport infrastructure since it launched its
another fuel train has exploded on the Baikal-Amur railway," a source in Ukrainian law enforcement agencies told AFP.The source said the
alleged attack on Friday was a follow-up to an explosion on Wednesday night involving a train passing through the remote Siberian republic
of Buryatia.There was no immediate response from the Russian side to the latest incident, but Moscow confirmed a train crew earlier this
week had spotted smoke in a fuel tank and called firefighters to the scene.On Friday, the Russian business daily Kommersant, citing multiple
sources familiar with the matter, said that investigators had opened a criminal probe into Wednesday's incident and that the fire on the
train was likely caused by an unidentified explosive device."Russian special services should get used to the fact that our people are
Even in distant Buryatia," the anonymous Ukrainian source told AFP.The source added that the second attack had targeted an alternative train
route along the same railway, over the Chortov Bridge, which is also in the republic of Buryatia."This is exactly what the SBU was counting
4,000 kilometers long and runs adjacent to the borders of China and Mongolia.
