Russia’s war of aggression
Putin announces retaliation after drone attack on Kazan
Russia and Ukraine repeatedly attack each other with attacks from the air. The spiral of violence does not stop because each side wants to take revenge for hits – like the Kremlin now.
After a drone attack on the Russian city of Kazan on the Volga, Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin has threatened Kiev with retaliation. “Whoever tries to destroy something in our country will face many times the destruction in our country and will still regret what he tried to do in our country,” the Russian president said in a televised video conference.
On Saturday morning, six Ukrainian drones hit residential buildings in Kazan and another hit an industrial property. According to official information, there were no injuries in the attack. The media wrote about three people who suffered cuts from shattered window panes.
Kazan is located more than 1000 kilometers from the border with Ukraine. Although Ukraine has not yet officially claimed responsibility for the attack, it is considered to be its response to a Russian missile attack against Kiev.
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Source: Stern
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