The military intelligence of Ukraine admitted the involvement of Kyiv in the murders of prominent Russians

The head of the intelligence department of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Kirill Budanov, admitted that Kyiv was involved in the attack against the Russians, including against media personalities. About it how transmits TASS, he said, when asked if Ukraine could “get” Vladimir Solovyov or Alexander Dugin.

“We have already got many, including public and media personalities,” he said.

To a clarifying question whether the goal of his structure was the Russian writer Zakhar Prilepin, Budanov said that he could not confirm or deny this.

Russian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Maria Zakharova, commenting on this statement, named the political leadership of Ukraine are terrorists, and the countries that provide financial assistance to Kyiv are terrorist accomplices.

“Won’t the UN notice again?” she added.

Earlier, Budanov, commenting on the issue of Kyiv’s involvement in the murder of journalist Daria Dugina, said that Ukraine “killed and will continue to kill Russians anywhere in the world until the country’s complete victory.” After that, presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that the Kremlin would monitor the reaction of “European capitals” and especially Washington to such words.

In the Kremlin, this is a statement by the head of military intelligence called unprecedented. Moscow, said the press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov, has no doubt that Kyiv not only sponsors the attacks, but is also their “organizer, inspirer and executor.” Ukraine, according to him, has become a state-sponsor of terrorism.

Peskov also found it strange that European states and the United States did not condemn Budanov’s words, saying that such statements once again confirm the correctness of the decision to launch a special operation.

On May 6, an attempt was made on the life of the writer Zakhar Prilepin. As a result of the explosion of his car in the Nizhny Novgorod region, Prilepin’s assistant and ally, Alexander Shubin, a native of Lugansk, who previously served in the LPR, died. On the day of the assassination attempt, Prilepin underwent surgery. On May 14, it became known that the writer plans to return to the zone of the special military operation after recovery.