Putin acuză Ucraina de „terorism de stat” după ce Zelenski a avertizat că urmează noi atacuri cu drone în Rusia / „Nu negociezi cu teroriștii” / ”Vor primi un răspuns”

Russian President Vladimir Putin accused Ukraine of state terrorism following President Volodymyr Zelensky's warning about the dangers posed to civil aviation by Ukrainian drones in Russian airspace. During a summit in Kyrgyzstan, Putin responded to Zelensky's remarks, stating that if such claims were made, they represent an attempt at state terrorism. Zelensky had cautioned airlines and insurers about the increasing risks in Russian airspace and offered to ensure the safety of the skies if requested by international partners. Putin reiterated that Russia is not ready for direct negotiations with Ukraine's current leadership, labeling them as terrorists, while also indicating a willingness to engage in discussions through intermediaries. He ordered the military to prepare for massive attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure in response to ongoing strikes. Recent Russian attacks have resulted in casualties in Ukraine, highlighting the ongoing conflict.