The Russian Ambassador doubted Zelensky's version of the Russian drone that hit the SBU in Kyiv
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Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry Rodion Miroshnik said that Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky chose the version about a Russian drone as the reason for the strike on the SBU building in Kyiv in order to avoid connection with internal conflicts in the Ukrainian security forces.
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Why It Matters
The drone strike on the Ukrainian Security Service building in Kyiv occurred in the context of the ongoing armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine, where both sides regularly accuse each other of attacks on civilian and military targets.
Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry Rodion Miroshnik in his Telegram channel drew attention to the fact that Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky chose not to link the hit of a drone in the building of the country's Security Service in Kyiv with possible internal conflicts in the Ukrainian security forces.
According to the diplomat, the Ukrainian leader adheres to the version that the strike was carried out by a Russian drone. Miroshnik noted that Zelensky, of two possible explanations, chose the one that he considered less dangerous for himself.
“He adheres to the version that the arrival of a drone directly at the window of the first head of the service is the result of a strike by a “Russian drone”... Zelensky chose to choose the lesser of two evils!” — the diplomat wrote.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Russia will continue to dispute the official version of Ukraine regarding the origin of the drone that struck the SBU
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Open Questions
- Who exactly was responsible for launching the drone that hit the SBU building?
- Was the drone truly Russian-made or was it used by Ukrainian forces?
- Is there evidence of internal conflict within Ukrainian security forces related to this incident?
