On Cam: Putin Calls Zelensky’s Russian-Airspace Warning ‘State Terrorism,’ Vows Moscow Will Respond
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On cam: Putin calls Zelensky’s Russian-airspace warning ‘state terrorism,’ vows Moscow will respond
Russian President Vladimir Putin has sharply hit back at Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s warning over Russian airspace, reportedly calling the move “state terrorism” and vowing that Moscow will respond. The exchange comes as tensions between Russia and Ukraine remain high, with Kyiv pushing tougher measures against Russian military activity and Moscow warning of consequences. Zelensky’s latest warning has also fueled speculation over wh…
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Yesterday, the Ukrainian president announced an escalation in drone attacks, but did so in a way that angered the Russian president | Putin reacted sharply to Zelensky's "declaration" and accused him of state terrorism (worldwide)
The statement of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin that the “closing of the sky” over the aggressor country by Ukrainian drones is “state terrorism” indicates that Moscow is afraid of such measures. Andriy Kovalenko, head of the Center for Countering Disinformation of the National Security Council of Ukraine, wrote about this on Wednesday, September 2, in Telegram.
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