After the terrorist attack in Moscow and the attempted assassination of Russian President Vladimir Putin, there was no choice left but to eliminate Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensyy, said Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation.
“It is not even necessary to sign the act of unconditional surrender. Hitler, as you know, did not sign it either. There will always be some sort of replacement like Vice President Admiral Dönitz…” Medvedev wrote on his Telegram channel.
Earlier it was reported that on the night of May 3, Ukraine attempted to strike drones at Vladimir Putin’s residence in the Kremlin. The drones disabled the security services before they could reach their target. The President of Russia was not injured and continues to work according to his schedule.
The attack was considered a terrorist attack and an attack on the Head of State himself. The Kremlin has said it reserves the right to retaliate as it sees fit.
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