The United States has argued that it is in no way involved in the Nord Stream attacks.

Kirby, the White House National Security Council Coordinator of Strategic Communications, answered questions from reporters at the daily news briefing.

Asked about Russia’s stance on how to respond if Britain sends DU ammunition to Ukraine, Kirby replied that it was Britain’s sovereign decision and that DU is a common type of ammunition.

Kirby asserted that the US did not supply Ukraine with DU, but that it does not pose a radioactive hazard, and advised Russia to withdraw its troops and tanks from Ukraine if it believes its tanks will be damaged.

Asked if Russia rewarded pilots who shot down an American drone in the Black Sea, Kirby said: “I have no idea why they’re giving a bravery award to a pilot who, at worst, crashes.” it puts itself and the American drone at great risk, and at its best it is just plain stupid. No idea.” He replied.

AFGHANISTAN REPORT TO BE SHARED NEXT MONTH

Kirby, regarding North Korea’s nuclear activities, stated that there are no indications that this country is going to carry out a nuclear attack in the near future, but they are monitoring these activities. Kirby stated that they urged North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to come to the table with the United States without preconditions.

When asked about the attacks on the Nord Stream pipelines, Kirby stated that there had been investigations by three different countries regarding the attacks and that they were awaiting the results of these. “We still believe this was sabotage,” Kirby said. Contrary to some reports in the press, the United States did not get involved in any way.” he said.

Coordinator Kirby also announced that a report containing detailed examinations of the US withdrawal from Afghanistan will be shared with the public and presented to Congress in April. (AA)