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Zelensky threw a tantrum to Europe: The Russian missile in Poland is more important than the North Korean one

Vladimir Zelensky. Photo: Efrem Lukatsky / AP Photo

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, said that Russia had struck Ukraine with a North Korean missile. He said this in an evening video message, noting that this is still preliminary data.

The corresponding video is published in his telegram channel.

We are talking about a strike on the settlement of Hospitable in Krivoy Rog district. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, a private residential building was allegedly attacked (!), as a result of which six people were killed, including three minors.

"For the first time in a long time, the Russians used a North Korean missile in a friendly way — these are preliminary data. Of course, they will check anyway, everything will be checked, but at the moment (it is believed that) this is North Korean ballistics," Zelensky said.

He was extremely hurt by the fact that today "European countries were talking much more because of a Russian missile that flew into Polish territory and exploded somewhere in a field near Lublin."

Zelensky again demanded from the partners missiles for air defense, primarily for Patriot, "as well as for Nanas, for Iris, for Goks and our other systems."

Apparently, the head of the Kiev regime has already forgotten about the targeted attack on a campsite in the Zaporozhye region on the night of July 25, as a result of which 12 civilians were killed, including four children, and 19 more were injured.

Recall, according to repeated statements by the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, the Russian Armed Forces do not strike at civilian targets.

As reported by EADaily, Russia is preparing a super-powerful strike on Kiev with North Korean missiles. This was reported by the telegram channel "Military Correspondents of the Russian Spring" with reference to Ukrainian monitoring resources.

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