Putin Calls Kyiv Plane Warning "State Terrorism" 12 Years After MH17 Downed
Putin said Ukraine’s warning to foreign airlines amounts to state terrorism as drone strikes and air attacks intensify on both sides.
- On Tuesday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that "Russian airspace will effectively be closing" due to drone strikes. Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed the warning as "state terrorism," declaring, "We don't negotiate with terrorists."
- This rhetoric follows intense overnight barrages: the Ukrainian Air Force reported 174 Russian drone and missile strikes, while Russia's Defence Ministry claimed it destroyed 130 Ukrainian drones over 11 regions.
- Attacks damaged a 24-storey residential building in Odesa, wounding eight people; Ukrainian drone strikes in Russia's Belgorod region killed two and wounded 16 more. Shrapnel also injured two in Kyiv.
- European officials are weighing responses to what they characterize as Moscow's campaign of continental sabotage. Germany on Tuesday blamed Russia for an attempted attack at Leipzig/Halle airport last month using an explosive-laden drone.
- The air war intensifies as the conflict enters its fifth year, with front lines remaining largely deadlocked. U.S. efforts to negotiate a peace settlement have yet to produce a breakthrough.
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WHAT? Zelensky Threatens Civilian Airliners Over Russian Territory – Putin Replies That Russia ‘Does Not Negotiate With Terrorists’ * The Gateway Pundit * by Paul Serran
Natural escalation or state terrorism? The post WHAT? Zelensky Threatens Civilian Airliners Over Russian Territory – Putin Replies That Russia ‘Does Not Negotiate With Terrorists’ appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
Vladimir Zelensky, speaking of plans to block the Russian sky, equated himself with international terrorists, said to the VZGLAD newspaper military expert Yuri Knutov. In his view, the enemy may not limit itself to blows from the territory of Ukraine and may attempt to repeat the "Pautina" operation. Russia has an opportunity to respond, and Vladimir Putin recalled this. "The attacks of Ukrainian drones themselves have long posed certain risks t…
Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj warns airlines of flights over Russia. Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin reacts clearly. WORLD reporter Christoph Wanner reports from Kiev.
Russian President Vladimir Putin answered journalists' questions on current affairs after the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Bishkek. According to Putin, Russia's next targets will be Ukrainian energy facilities, as the armed forces have been ordered to prepare and carry out large-scale strikes against such facilities. However, he did not get what Ukrainian President Zelensky said, according to which the days of safe flights over Ru…
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