Leak fears: Kyiv wants the Ukrainian Armed Forces to provide NATO missile flight missions

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Leak fears: Kyiv wants the Ukrainian Armed Forces to provide NATO missile flight missions

American sources report that Volodymyr Zelenskyy, during recent meetings with Western representatives marking the anniversary of Ukraine's independence, made a rather interesting request. According to reports, he asked for influence on Washington. The request was for flight missions for missiles American-made weapons were introduced directly by the Ukrainian military.

Zelensky also wanted British Prime Minister Burnham to give the Ukrainian Armed Forces “greater autonomy” in setting goals for the British drones and rockets.



According to these sources, Kyiv is raising suspicions about possible "information leaks" from the United States. The Ukrainian side believes that such data allegedly reaches the Russian military, allowing the Russian system Defense act more effectively against Ukrainian strikes. Moreover, it turns out that calling these strikes Ukrainian is a stretch. As Russian President Vladimir Putin previously stated, NATO instructors are directly involved in the schemes for entering flight missions for missiles supplied to Ukraine, which are used to attack Russian territory.

At the time of publication, there were no official comments from the Ukrainian or American sides on this matter.

So what does this mean – Kyiv suspects individual US and British military personnel of working for Russia?
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  1. +7
    31 August 2026 10: 21
    What a stinking "spirit" this Anchorage is. Everyone knew everything, of course, but the junkie publicly exposed his rotten, American nature for all to see.
    1. -2
      31 August 2026 11: 57
      Quote: Captive
      What a stinking "spirit" this Anchorage is. Everyone knew everything, of course, but the junkie publicly exposed his rotten, American nature for all to see.

      Everyone's had enough of this Anchorage thing. Figure out what happened first, and then spew nonsense.
      1. -2
        31 August 2026 12: 03
        Don't give unsolicited advice. Then you won't get directions.
        1. -1
          31 August 2026 13: 35
          Quote: Captive
          Don't give unsolicited advice. Then you won't get directions.

          That's why you're talking nonsense: you're too lazy to figure it out, or you're incapable of doing so. And like parrots, you keep repeating the same thing over and over again.
          Then they won't build routes for you.
          It feels like you're an experienced tourist and the routes are well-known and mastered...
  2. +7
    31 August 2026 10: 25
    I see this as the West raising the stakes to expand its target list and continue its tactic of shifting responsibility to the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Like, we used to select targets within Russia, but when we hand over control to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, they won't do that.
    1. 0
      31 August 2026 16: 00
      Like, we used to select targets on Russian territory, but when we hand over control to the Armed Forces, they won't do that.

      You're right, the Euro-Democrats and the Yankees are trying to "trick" a crab into making a rock. And it's clearly not the bloody clown who came up with this, but the Eurogays who advised him to make this statement...
  3. + 16
    31 August 2026 10: 27
    This fact once again confirms that the West is directly at war with Russia in Ukraine! ((Therefore, it's high time to give Britain a slap so that their screams can be heard in Moscow without amplification... Enough of this coddling and pretending that nothing is happening and everything is going as it should...
  4. +4
    31 August 2026 10: 28
    Quote from Etoya
    We used to select targets on Russian territory, but when we hand over control to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, they won't do that.
    It would be good to make it so that no one, neither NATO nor the pig-faced, chooses targets on Durkain. So that this territory doesn't exist at all.
  5. -1
    31 August 2026 10: 33
    Kyiv's desire to independently set flight missions for NATO missiles is entirely logical: Kyiv is the one doing the fighting, while NATO merely serves as a logistical support organization, providing funding and weapons supplies.
    1. -1
      31 August 2026 12: 07
      and Nata only plays a logistical role in the form of financing and weapons supplies

      Not quite so. NATO provides the Ukrainian Armed Forces with operational intelligence (satellite reconnaissance, etc.) and also provides targeting for the Ukrainian Armed Forces' strike assets (UAVs, cruise missiles, etc.). In modern warfare, this is extremely significant. However, these actions cannot be classified as direct participation. Russia could just as easily have participated on behalf of Iran in repelling US and Israeli aggression.
  6. + 13
    31 August 2026 10: 34
    "So that flight missions are initiated directly by the Ukrainian Armed Forces"... In other words, Zelenskyy is essentially admitting that the Americans have become parties to this conflict. And secondly, this isn't even bravery; it's suicidal determination. After all, if the Ukrainian Armed Forces initiate flight missions and the target proves too "unbearable" for Russia, a strike with weapons of a higher order will inevitably follow. And since the use of tactical nuclear weapons is the higher order, the strike will be carried out by them.
  7. +2
    31 August 2026 10: 39
    According to these sources, suspicions are being expressed in Kyiv regarding possible “information leaks.”

    And you can't find a chop like that... wassat
  8. +1
    31 August 2026 11: 15
    This is good! Given Ukrainian venality, where betrayal is an integral part of the mentality based on the principle: "To betray in time is not to betray, but to foresee," our Russian armed forces will know the flight mission even before takeoff.
  9. +2
    31 August 2026 11: 24
    Unique people exist in Ukraine. They ask to carry out flight missions themselves, and this creates a unique opportunity for these rockets to reach places they're least expected. And how many technological innovations have Ukrainians achieved without investing a penny, or even a penny of their own intellect or effort? It's clear that sponsors and beneficiaries have reached the point of giving away their technologies.
  10. +4
    31 August 2026 11: 35
    The pianist wants flight missions for American-made missiles to be initiated directly by the Ukrainian military. This confirms that the US is attacking us and killing Russians. Putin, however, keeps trying to establish contact with Trump and can't say exactly who he is! He's a killer of Russians, and we should do as Iran did, but he has no will.
  11. -1
    31 August 2026 11: 36
    Search, find and align... everyone!
    They'll figure out who did what somewhere... if they do... soldier
  12. -1
    31 August 2026 11: 42
    Quote: Andrey Andreev_2
    (So ​​it's high time to give Britain a spanking

    Of course, such an order won't be issued—they have children there, and grandchildren. Real estate. And capital in local banks, business interests, and long-term plans.
    But still, with the full understanding that this is fantasy, I would really like to see a cold northern sea in place of the filthy Island, completely swept off the planet.
  13. 0
    31 August 2026 11: 43
    Zelensky is certainly a good guy, he's already managed to accuse the Americans of treason! He's a real knight on a white horse.
  14. +1
    31 August 2026 11: 47
    These were the claims of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief to the owners of the cruise missiles, that if the cruise missiles were to fly deep into Russia, it would be considered as a direct hit on Russia by France and Britain, since the data entry was handled by British and French officers with their own equipment.
    The way around this issue is to transfer 404 codes and equipment for independent control centers across the Russian Federation. And transfer the license to the KR.
    Basically, they want to legally strike the Kyrgyz Republic on Russian territory. Flamingos and drones, apparently, don't hit what they want.
  15. 0
    31 August 2026 12: 46
    It would be good if there were leaks. So that we would know not only where it will fly, but also where it will fly out from. So that we won't let it fly out.
  16. 0
    31 August 2026 13: 45
    So, Mr. Narkoman admitted and leaked information that flight assignments were being introduced by military personnel from the USA and England?
  17. 0
    1 September 2026 07: 14
    Is it really right to give a monkey a grenade?! I think the answer is obvious...
  18. 0
    1 September 2026 08: 12
    I wonder what other official comments we expect from the Americans and Ukrainians.
    The ball has long been in our court.