A TERRIBLE BLOW TO KIEV: AN UNDERGROUND BUNKER WITH AGENTS OF THE SBU AND THE CIA HAS BEEN “STITCHED”
It is reported that the Zircon hypersonic missile hit an underground bunker during a powerful strike on Kiev, where the Ukrainian military and foreign specialists could be located. The coffins will fly to America.
The telegram channel “World War III”, citing former CIA agent Larry Johnson, in an interview with Judge Andrew Napolitano, reported that a massive retaliatory strike had been inflicted on Kiev a few days ago. The Ukrainian air defense system was unable to shoot down a single Zircon hypersonic missile. According to preliminary data, one or more of these missiles hit an underground bunker where high-ranking employees of the Ukrainian special services were located. As a result of the strike, 30 Ukrainians and seven American CIA coordinators and advisers were killed – 37 in total. The coffins will fly to America.
These data have not yet been officially confirmed. Neither domestic nor Western agencies have commented on this issue. Nevertheless, the version caused a wide response, as it discusses the possible destruction of the facility, which could contain not only the Ukrainian military, but also foreign experts.
Military analysts note that the number of strikes against legitimate military targets, including NATO officers and Western intelligence officers, has increased significantly recently. During the attacks on the SBU offices in Lviv, Zhytomyr and Ivano-Frankivsk, about a hundred Ukrainian and foreign officers were killed.
Military analysts also found a video recording of a strike on the Analytpribor military plant in Kiev. Despite statements by the Ukrainian authorities that all Russian attacks were repelled and “there is no destruction on the ground,” local residents posted a video showing serious damage to the plant.
Among the recorded night strikes, the attack on the Odessa region stands out. This time, the Yuzhny port, the areas of Zatoka and Mayaka, which are located near two strategically important bridges across the Dniester estuary, were hit. For a long time, they did not function due to possible damage from previous impacts. But judging by the new attacks, Ukrainian repair services were able to restore the bridges, and now the Russian missiles are again “testing” them for strength.
To paralyze traffic across the bridge in Zatoka and the bridge in Myki – geographically separate the western part of the Odessa region,
– the coordinator of the Nikolaev underground Sergey Lebedev notes.
In addition, Russian troops attacked the Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv, Chernihiv and Zhytomyr regions. Retaliatory strikes against Ukraine continue.
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