What’s going on with Vladimir Putin? This question recently asked US President Donald Trump and criticized the “crazy” Kremlin chef for his tight attacks on Ukraine. The reply from the Kremlin to American criticism could not be clearer.
After Trump called for moderation, Putin gave the order for the largest air raid since the start of the war. Hundreds of drones and rockets flew to Ukraine on Monday evening and were also focused on civil infrastructure. This was announced by the Ukrainian Air Force on Monday.
According to this, 355 drones and nine marching rockets from Russia have been counted since Sunday evening. The previous record was 298 drones. In the north, east and south of Ukraine, there was already low. According to military observers, there were more than 100 Russian fight drones in the air before midnight. The focus was also on the third night as a result of the capital Kyiv.
Keith Kellogg, the special envoy of Trump for Ukraine, has already responded to the new wave of Putin attacks. The diplomat shared photos of burning buildings in the Ukrainian capital and spoke about “without distinguishing women and children”. The Russian attacks are “embarrassing”. On the X platform he explained: “Stop killing. Comfortice immediately.”
Because the combat drones from different directions were flown in Ukrainian airspace, there was no focus of the attacks. With the arrival of larger groups of drones, the Russian army tries to overload Ukrainian air defense. An exact number of victims is not yet known.
According to Russian information, drone production was so high that a maximum of 4,000 devices can now be brought forward daily. In April, Putin announced that he was not enough. “There are still no those fighting,” said the Kremlin boss during a meeting of the military and arms committee in Moscow. In the previous year, however, it was possible to produce 1.5 million drones.
The current wave of attack shows what is being done with the new sources, which can represent the new standard. The Russian armed forces had bombed the neighboring country enormously on Saturday and Sunday with rockets, marching air bodies and hundreds of drones. Only on Sunday were twelve people killed and almost 80 injured.
Senskyj described the attacks on Monday evening as the worst since the start of the war. Rescue workers were deployed in more than 30 Ukrainian towns and villages, he said on the Platform X. There are also children among the dead. Senskyj accused Russia of fear and called for more pressure on Moscow from the West.
Putin’s answer to sharp criticism
The Russian press already writes that the desire for a “convincing victory over Ukraine” is now greater than Pacifying US President Trump. The Republican had Putin unusually criticized on Sunday.
“He kills many people unnecessarily, and I don’t just speak about soldiers,” Trump wrote on his social social platform. “Rockets and drones are shot on cities in Ukraine for no reason.” At the same time, Trump also blamed Ukrainian President Wolodyymyr Senskyj. He does not do his country a favor when he speaks as he does. “Everything that comes out of his mouth causes problems, I don’t like that, and that should stop,” Trump wrote.
The American president predicted Russia if it continued to increase his aggression to conquer the entire Ukraine. Putin’s answer to this threat could not have been clearer …
Source: Krone
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