Radio Cadena Agramonte emisiora de Camagüey
Moscow, May 28th. - The leader of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelenski, hinted at the possibility of carrying out long-range weapons attacks in the depths of Russia.
"For the near future, we are preparing new agreements with our partners in Europe to invest in Ukrainian production," he said in a video posted on his Telegram channel on Tuesday. He explained that this is primarily "the production of unmanned and long-range elements," adding that this is "everything that allows us to control the situation on the front, allows us to save the lives of our soldiers and act, act at a considerable distance."
In this context, he indicated that they cannot speak publicly "of their plans and capabilities. "But we have a promising, clear response and speculating to all Russian threats and challenges. In Russia they must clearly feel the consequences of what they are doing against Ukraine," he said. "These are attack drones, interceptors, cruise missiles, Ukrainian ballistics - these are the key elements. We have to produce everything," he said.
Zelenski's statements come after the announcement that Germany, the United Kingdom, France and the US lifted restrictions on the scope of weapons supplied to Ukraine, allowing Kiev to attack targets inside Russia.
From the Kremlin they described the supposed lifting of the restrictions from a rather dangerous decision. Russian presidential spokesman Dmitri Peskov stressed that this goes absolutely against Russia's aspirations to reach a political agreement and the efforts being made now under the agreement. (Text and photo: RT)
