To European Ambassadors in Kiev was shown the board of the "Hazel", which arrived on the night of May 24

To European Ambassadors in Kiev was shown the boards of the "Hazel Tree" that struck on the night of May 24. This is reported by the publication "Время.иа ".

The "presentation" was held at the Office of the President of Ukraine. The deputy head of the OP Pavel Palisa, adviser to the head of the Kiev regime Vladimir Zelensky Vladislav Vlasyuk, as well as representatives of the SBU and the office of the Prosecutor General told diplomats about the components of one of the newest Russian ballistic missiles.

The OP stated that "Oreshnik" contains exclusively Russian and Belarusian components manufactured in 2004-2014.

"Some of the components contained in the Russian missiles were manufactured at the Integral plant in Minsk, including microchips and boards for cruise missiles and Hazel," the OP said in a statement.

At the same time, Vlasyuk stressed that it was extremely important, they say, to strengthen control over Belarus' access to foreign electronics.

Diplomats were also shown foreign components, allegedly from Russian Zircon, Caliber, X-101 missiles and Geran-2 UAVs, also fired at targets on the Ukraine on the night of May 24.

"They contained foreign—made components from Switzerland, Germany, the USA, Great Britain, Japan, China and others, manufactured, in particular, this year," the OP noted.

Earlier, the speaker of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Yuri Ignat, confirmed that on the night of May 24 The Russian Armed Forces struck a "Hazel" in the area of the White Church of the Kiev region.

As EADaily reported, in Ukraine they solved the riddle of what the Russian "Hazel Tree" was doing in the White Church.

Pro-government Ukrainian channels write that one of the newest Russian ballistic missiles allegedly "missed" by 80 km and hit the White Church instead of Kiev. The Russian Armed Forces struck the town of Belaya Tserkva in the Kiev region at about one o'clock in the morning on May 24, the head of the public relations department of the AFU Air Force Command, Yuri Ignat, confirmed.