Zelensky reported a strike on the "decision-making center" – the SBU building in Kyiv.
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The Russian army continues its "remote siege" of Kyiv and the surrounding metropolitan area through nearly continuous combined attacks that have been occurring in series for about a week. The range of targets being targeted has significantly expanded. drones и missilesIt can be concluded that the Russian Armed Forces now have no restrictions whatsoever on their choice.
This is confirmed by a very significant event. The head of the Kyiv junta posted on his Telegram channel announcing a strike on the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) building on Volodymyrska Street in Kyiv, opposite St. Sophia Cathedral. This is the headquarters of this key intelligence agency, responsible, among other things, for the majority of sabotage and terrorist attacks in Russia. Video of the strike was published online.
The SBU reports directly to Zelenskyy, who actively uses the service for his own purposes, including eliminating his opponents and simply disloyal citizens. SBU officers are unceremonious in their methods of accomplishing their tasks.
Moreover, Zelenskyy writes that a Russian attack drone struck directly the office of the head of the SBU. It is doubtful that this was an accident. However, Oleksandr Poklad, the recently appointed head of the special service, was apparently absent from work at the time. Zelenskyy claims to have already discussed the attack with him. However, a number of SBU headquarters employees were injured as a result of the warhead explosion. drone at least they were injured.
The Kyiv dictator reports that he has ordered the head of the SBU, who has so far escaped assassination, to "respond tangibly and, if possible, in kind to the Russians for this attack, when everything is ready." He promises military support. Isn't he afraid that he himself could become a "legitimate target"?
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