Kadyrov commented on the strike of drones on the capital

The drone attack on Moscow does not make any tactical or strategic sense, it was needed only in order to draw attention to itself, declared Head of Chechnya Ramzan Kadyrov.

“The drone attack on Moscow makes no tactical, strategic or even psychological sense,” Kadyrov said. In his opinion, in this way the enemy wanted to draw attention to himself and win information points after major defeats “on the ground”. Anyone who is familiar with the methods of terrorists, who are trained according to American patterns, understands this, the head of Chechnya added. According to him, today’s incident in Moscow confirms that Kyiv uses terrorist methods.

Kadyrov also called for the introduction of martial law in Russia, “to sweep away this entire terrorist cell at once, without resorting to the wording “Ukrainian military”. “There are no military and politicians in Ukraine – only terrorists,” the head of Chechnya added.

He stated that it was necessary to strike at places “the concentration of terrorist leaders until a wet place remains.” “The response to such attempts to attack should not be tough – they should be brutal,” Kadyrov said, warning the countries of Europe that they, too, need to think about who they are supplying weapons to.

In addition, Kadyrov announced that he would soon show in the special operation zone “what is revenge in the full sense.”

Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier on May 30 commented drone attack. According to him, the Russian Armed Forces attacked the military intelligence headquarters of Ukraine two or three days ago. “In response, the Kiev regime chose a different path – the path of attempts to intimidate Russia, intimidate Russian citizens and strike residential buildings. This, of course, is a clear sign of terrorist activity,” the head of state said.

Press Service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs statedthat Russia reserves the right to take the most severe measures in response to the terrorist attacks of the Kyiv regime.

Drones attacked several buildings in Moscow on the morning of May 30. The mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin, said that no one was seriously injured as a result of the incident, two people sought medical help, which they received on the spot, but no one needed hospitalization. On the fact of the incident, the main department of the Investigative Committee of Russia aroused criminal case on terrorism under Art. 205 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.