"There were no forecasts": Umerov denied statements about the great offensive of

" On January 20, The Daily Beast in his article cited the words of a member of the Ukrainian group on negotiations with Russia, externally deputy and head of the State Property Fund Rustem Umerov about the possible offensive of Russia's army in February 2023. On January 21, he announced on Facebook that American journalists made mistakes. According to the original version of the article stored on the web. archive.

org resource, Rustem Umerov said that the Kremlin is preparing for a new offensive in February 2023. The Russian army can hit three directions: from the north where Belarus is located, and from the south, where Russia occupied Crimea and the city of Melitopol in the Zaporozhye region. "Russian troops surround us with 240 degrees, attack the Black Sea, from Belarus, Luhansk and Donetsk regions," Rustem Umerov quoted the media.

In his post, the official denied the words in the text of the article: "No predictions and predictions during a conversation with the publication of Daily Beast on my part was stated. " Rustem Umerov then added that the publication promptly responded to his appeal and indicated "correct wording".

As the focus was convinced, in the updated version of the material, Daily Beast rewritten a paragraph mentioning the probable February offensive, "Rustem Umerov, a member of the negotiation group with Russia, said that the Kremlin may have been preparing for a new offensive. He said he said that he said Ukraine is threatened from many directions, but did not specify where the attacks may come from.

" However, journalists left a quote that mentioned the environment of Ukraine and attacks by Belarus, Black Sea, Donetsk and Luhansk regions. In September, the Verkhovna Rada elected Rustem Umerov with a new head of the state property fund. Then he made a mandate of the People's Deputy, received after his election to Parliament from the Voice Party in 2019.