The invasion of drones in the Putin parade is not likely two factors – a large number of air defense and foreign leaders. At the same time, blows are expected in other regions.
Attacking Ukraine drones in Moscow on the day of the parade on May 9, which they fear the Kremlin, is not likely. About this is writing the Washington Post after talking to its own resources to Ukrainian authorities and the leadership of the Armed Forces.
Publication with reference to unnamed interlocutors records that Russians have pulled a large number of air defense systems to their capital, so it is not likely that a Ukrainian blow can be successful. Instead, we can expect attacks on other regions of the aggression country.
Another factor in abandoning possible “surprises” for the dictator is the presence of representatives of China, India and some European states in the parade. Also, such a blow can cause “irritation and anger” from the United States.
In the WP, a discussion about the possible kyiv blow to Moscow was called “Hype”.
Earlier, President Vladimir Zelensky said “Ukraine will not ensure the safety of the world’s leaders in Moscow on May 9.”
Note that in the Russian Federation they are focusing that their country will receive 29 foreign leaders coming to the parade in Moscow on May 9. At the same time, India, Nicaragua and South Africa will represent “a relatively high level.” In addition, with the army of conquerors, the military personnel of 13 countries will march along with Red Square. Meanwhile, the Foreign Ministry of Ukraine said the participation of foreign troops in the parade on May 9 at Red Square in Moscow was not accepted. The foreign ministry called on all foreign states to refrain from participating in their military personnel in Moscow on May 9.
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Source: korrespondent
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