On Putin's Birthday: "It's Hell Here" - Russia's Military Sparked Deadly Ukraine Attacks
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A massive Russian air and missile attack hit Kiev on the day of Vladimir Putin's 74th birthday, killing at least two people and spreading fear among residents of the Ukrainian capital. Ukrainian authorities had warned the previous day of the possibility of large-scale Russian strikes. Kiev was faced with a large-scale attack on the very day the Russian leader celebrated his birthday, while the Ukrainian capital is already preparing for a difficu…
On Vladimir Putin's 74th birthday, the Russian military raided Ukraine with a massive wave of attacks. Bombers and North Korean missiles not only left a picture of destruction. Two people were killed in Kiev.
Prime Minister Rumen Radev stated that there have been no talks with the Ukrainian side that would make it clear whether the drones that hit the two ships near Byala were actually Russian.
"The Russians wanted to strike in a painful and ostentatious way," Zelensky claimed, as the Ukrainian war is being fought at high intensity and behind the front lines.
Former Minister Velizar Shalamanov pointed out to the Bulgarian National Radio that, due to the inaction of the Bulgarian government, we have word for word regarding the origin of the drones that hit the two ships, with on one side the president of Ukraine, who enjoys trust throughout the world, and on the other side we have "an impersonal response from an embassy of an aggressor country, and that after an inquiry by the National Radio, and not …
Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski has ironically described Russian attacks, soldiers with at least 15 deaths, as "a Putin's birthday gift, which is on Wednesday 74 years old. In Bulgaria, Prime Minister Rumen Radev said that two commercial ships were hit by drones on Tuesday, in what represents the first attack on ships in [...] Article "A Putin's birthday gift: massive Russian bombings in Ukraine, but also hundreds of Ukrainian drones over…
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