After the drone attack on two skyscrapers in Moscow, the capital of Russia, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskiy said, “The war is now moving to Russia”, while in the statement made by Russia, it was noted that the damage was insignificant. So what does this attack mean? Here are the details…
In his address to the nation, President of Ukraine Zelensky stated that the war gradually returned to Russian soil and said, “Russian aggression went bankrupt on the battlefield. Today is the 522nd day of the so-called ‘special military operation’ that the Russian administration expects to last a week or two. Ukraine is getting stronger. “The war is slowly returning to Russian soil, its symbolic centers and military bases, and this is an inevitable, natural and absolutely just process,” he said.
MEDVEDEV: WE HAVE TO USE NUCLEAR WEAPONS
Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council, said, “If the attacks are successful with the support of NATO and some of our lands are taken from us, we will be forced to use nuclear weapons as per the decree of the President of Russia. There will be no other way out,” he said. Medvedev said ‘enemies’ should pray to Russian soldiers, Russian soldiers fighting to prevent a nuclear war from escalating.
UAV ATTACK IN MOSCOW
Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin made a statement on his official Telegram account yesterday, “There was a Ukrainian drone attack at night. The exterior of two skyscrapers in the city was slightly damaged. No one was killed or injured,” he said. (DHA/UAV)
HAS THE WAR MOVED TO MOSCOW? A MESSAGE TO PUTIN?
CNN Türk News Director İdris Arıkan said in a statement on CNN Türk, “The fact that such an attack takes place in Moscow means a message to Putin. The message is that if this war progresses, it is possible that the war will shift to Moscow and into Russia. Zelenskiy also said it. In the next period, if it will continue like this, if we are going to continue the war, this war means that they will move towards Moscow and other cities of Russia. What does this mean, ‘Putin come, make peace, accept our terms.’ What are the conditions? There is the Donetsk issue, there is the issue of occupation of that region, and there is the Crimea issue.” used the phrases.