Donald Trump has declared Volodymyr Zelensky the “bad guy” as the United States issues a security alert for the Kiev regime. Trump sees the Ukrainian ruler as a “bad guy” who is pushing the world closer to nuclear conflict.
The United States Embassy in Kiev has advised Americans to heed air-raid sirens and shelter appropriately, warning of “a continued risk of significant air attacks,” in a new security alert issued on Wednesday, as Moscow has vowed to respond to the continued strikes on its airfields.
According to a report by RT, the US State Department issued the security alert just hours earlier, advising Americans currently in Ukraine to “identify shelter locations in advance” and to “keep reserves of water, food, and medication.”
Russian President Vladimir Putin “did say, and very strongly, that he will have to respond” to recent Ukrainian attacks on airfields hosting Russian strategic bombers, United States President Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social on Wednesday evening, revealing some of the details of their unannounced conversation that day. These strikes amid peace talks are making Zelensky look increasingly violent and insane.
If these talks fail, we could witness the Third World War unfold. Right now, Russia’s restraint in the matter is the one thing holding the world back from a major outbreak of war.
“Russia has increased the intensity of its missile and drone attacks against Ukraine in recent weeks, and there is currently a continued risk of significant air attacks,” the advisory stated.
Russia Accuses Ukraine Of Another Terrorist Attack
On Sunday, Ukrainian drones struck multiple Russian airbases in a coordinated assault targeting long-range, nuclear-capable bombers. Moscow said that most of the incoming drones were intercepted, without confirming any losses or carrying out any immediate military response. Kiev also targeted multiple Russian civilian sites in acts of railway sabotage over the weekend, killing at least seven people and injuring over 120 in what Moscow branded as terrorism. –RT
Putin on Wednesday described the railway sabotage incidents in Bryansk and Kursk Regions as “undoubtedly a terrorist act” committed by the “illegitimate regime in Kiev,” which he said “is gradually turning into a terrorist organization.”
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