A Russian war correspondent proposed setting up a terrorist attack on a facility important to China’s economy, suggesting that Ukraine should be blamed for it.

The correspondent who came up with this idea is Dmitry Steshin, a reporter for the Russian newspaper ‘Komsomolskaya Pravda.’

Dmitry Steshin said that he was dissatisfied with the fact that Chinese companies supply components for drones both to Russia and Ukraine.

“All the drones on the frontline, on both sides of it, are bought in the same place – China. All these motors, controllers, sensors, remotes, and blades come from our dear partners,” says Steshin.

According to him, China should be forced to supply components for drones only to Russia.

A Russian war correspondent has revealed the details of his plan to attack the Russian-Chinese Power of Siberia gas pipeline.

“If I were the ‘Black Lord of the Planet,’ I would do the following, in the Anglo-Saxon tradition: I would fly a drone made of Chinese components, in a ‘yellow and blue’ color, and launch it into the ‘Power of Siberia,’” a correspondent for Komsomolskaya Pravda explained.

The Power of Siberia gas pipeline is designed to transport natural gas from the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) to the Far Eastern countries.

According to Steshin’s plan, this false-flag terrorist attack should assure the government of the People’s Republic of China to ban Chinese entrepreneurs from supplying Ukraine with important components.

Russia has already conducted false-flag operations to blame the Ukrainian government and military.

As previously reported, a few days before the full-scale invasion in February 2022, Russian special services staged an attack by ‘Ukrainian forces’ on Russian territory.

On February 21, the Russian military filmed a video of an alleged “attack by the Ukrainian military” on Russian territory involving armored vehicles. Later, it turned out that the Russian special services used BTR-70M armored personnel carriers of a rare modernization that was made only in Russia.