Kyiv threatens attacks on major Russian cities

Berlin Ukraine has threatened air strikes on major Russian cities like Moscow, St. Petersburg and Yekaterinburg if Russia doesn’t stop attacks on civilian infrastructure like electricity. That’s what Ukrainian presidential adviser Mikhail Podoljak said in a YouTube interview.

Literally, Podoliak declared: “Ukraine does not strike at Russia. Still, an escalation of the war inside Russia will be inevitable. Cities like Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, spoiled, lazy cities that thought they lived in another reality are also exposed.”

If Russia does not stop its airstrikes on power lines, thermal power plants, water treatment plants and other civilian objects, corresponding counterattacks will be “inevitable”. In the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, air alerts were raised three times on Wednesday due to reported Russian attacks.

Russia responds with anti-aircraft defenses to Ukraine’s threat of attack