The Kremlin denies the Polish prime minister's accusations that Russia is planning terrorist attacks on airlines around the world.
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<p>The accusations come as US intelligence services have warned the White House that Russia plans to insert incendiary devices into cargo and passenger planes heading to the US. Russia has also previously been accused of sabotaging European transportation infrastructure. The Kremlin spokesman dismissed all these accusations as "baseless".
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