Putin Was Enraged by Zelensky's Remarks, Who Destroyed Ukraine's Capital, Kyiv.
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Zelensky threatened Russia, saying that Russian skies would no longer be safe. He stated that drones would be so numerous in Russia's skies that they would be undetectable. Following this, Russia launched a counter-attack.
Ukraine will make it more difficult to maintain normal air traffic over Russia. Russia says it is prepared.
Vladimir Putin, at a press conference after the SCO summit in Bishkek, spoke about what the Kiev regime expects if it tries to "close the sky" over Russia, about the state of negotiations on Ukraine, and about the progress of troops on the front, RIA Novosti reports.
In a statement yesterday, Zelenskyy, signaling an increase in drone attacks against Russia, said, "There will be such a high concentration of drones in Russian airspace that it needs to be taken into account." Putin, however, described Zelenskyy's remarks as "a direct attempt at state terrorism," stating, "There is no negotiation with terrorists."
The Ukrainian president made a separate statement yesterday, saying that Ukrainian drones were making it dangerous to fly in Russian skies. Putin reacted immediately, and there are signs of panic, writes security expert Rainer Saks (Right-wing).
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