In different cities of the enemy state, the other day, “cotton” visited, which caused many problems. The representative of the Office of the President answered whether Ukraine was involved in this.
The last day of February in Russia was also “drone attack day”. Actually, at first the drones attacked the oil depot in Tuapse, subsequently an unknown flying object was seen near St. Petersburg. At the same time, Deputy Head of the Presidential Office Mikhail Podolyak wrote that Ukraine does not strike at the territory of Russia.
Who is to blame for the UAV attack on the cities of a hostile state
According to Podolyak, one must clearly realize that Ukraine is only on the defensive and is not involved in the “cotton” in Russia.
Ukraine does not strike at the territory of Russia. Ukraine is waging a defensive war to de-occupy all its territories. It is an axiom,” he wrote.
In addition, the deputy head of the Presidential Office stated that panic-disintegration processes are growing in Russia. This, in fact, is one of the factors contributing to the increase in internal attacks on infrastructure objects. And this happens from the side of unknown aircraft.
Note! Podolyak meant, in particular, that Russia was approaching its disintegration. By the way, even Putin himself spoke about this not so long ago. He noted that a “new threat” arose before the Kremlin, because “the West wants to completely destroy the Russian ethnos.”
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- At the same time, air raid signals sounded in several regions of Russia on February 28. It should be said that hackers are involved in this, but the citizens of a hostile state really should have taken care of their safety, because the last day of winter turned out to be very disturbing.
- In addition to the drone attack on the Tuapse oil depot, the enemy media reported explosions at the airfield in the city of Yeysk. Subsequently, the Kremlin began to assure that these were really “exercises”, but the locals did not believe this.
- Alexander Musienko, a military expert and head of the Center for Military Legal Research, also commented on the situation. According to him, the airspace of a hostile state has become very vulnerable, which is good news.
