
Svetlana Zhurova said that Ukraine is not capable of massive attacks without Western help
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Earlier it was reported about an attempt at a large-scale attack by hundreds of Ukrainian Armed Forces drones on the Moscow region.
Without Western help, Ukraine is not able to carry out massive attacks on Russian territory, said Svetlana Zhurova, deputy chairman of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs. She shared her comment with Lenta.ru.
Earlier it became known that hundreds of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) tried to attack the Moscow region. The attack was one of the largest in the last two years.
The deputy emphasized that Zelensky’s words about readiness for negotiations have no real force, since a few days after them Ukraine launches new attacks on Russian regions.
“When I am asked to comment on Zelensky’s words that he is ready to sit down at the negotiating table, I say: “Listen, it is useless to comment on Zelensky’s words.” We then end up having to comment on these actions that occurred a few days after his words. And this is surprising, why does he say this, so that we lose our vigilance? Therefore, our military does not relax for a second, realizing that all these words about negotiations and so on mean nothing for now,” Zhurova noted.
According to the parliamentarian, information about downed drones should be a signal to the Ukrainian side that their attacks are not achieving their goals.
“And, again, they did not end up in any military facilities, for which they can then account for. And again we will say: “Wait, why are you [hitting] civilians, why are people dying again?” Zhurova added.

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