Peskov responded to US accusations of Moscow's collusion with the Taliban

Statements released by the American media about Russia's alleged collusion with supporters of the Taliban movement (an organization whose activities are banned in the Russian Federation) are a lie. This was stated by presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov, commenting on the publication in The New York Times. See also: The Russian Foreign Ministry explained the background of Moscow's accusations of collusion with the Taliban (an organization whose activities are banned in the Russian Federation). The Kremlin official added that such articles, which once post the largest world, respected and high-class media, cannot but cause regret. According to him, in recent years, they more and more often do not hesitate to publish absolute ducks, which, of course, does not contribute to the continuation of their high reputation and prestige. If in the United States of America special services continue to be accountable to the president, then I propose to focus on the relevant statements of President Trump (US President Donald Trump. Comment. news agency), which has already assessed these publications, concluded Peskov. Earlier on the topic: NYT: The United States accused the Russian Federation of involvement in the killings of the US military. As the news agency reported, earlier The New York Times, citing its intelligence sources, said that the Russian military intelligence unit allegedly offered militants a reward for the murder of the US military and other countries included in the coalition in Afghanistan. The Russian Foreign Ministry called this publication fake and outright lies. In turn, US President Donald Trump said that the US intelligence community denied the data of The New York Times about the collusion of Russian intelligence services and the Afghan terrorist group Taliban (an organization whose activities are banned in the Russian Federation). According to the American leader, this is probably another fabricated scandal about ties with Russia.