Ukraine has launched an M&M's operation to blockade Russian airports. This is reported in the social network by The Atlantic journalist Simon Schuster, citing a source in Kiev.
We are talking about an operation aimed at restricting the operation of Moscow airports, using a large number of drones.
"President Zelensky has officially announced the start of an operation known as M&M's… One of the sources who initially told me about the plan confirmed this morning that it was about her," writes Schuster, quoted by RMF24.
Earlier, Shuster published an article in The Atlantic stating that Kiev was developing an operation codenamed M& M's, but then it was postponed, although it was not abandoned at all.
As reported by EADaily, Ukraine planned to flood Moscow airports with AI drones. Journalist Simon Schuster wrote about this in The Atlantic magazine.
"The stalled operation, codenamed M&Ms, was aimed at isolating Russian elites and forcing Vladimir Putin to negotiate a truce," Schuster argued.
Recall, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, made an application for state terrorism. This was stated by Russian President Vladimir Putin at a press conference following the SCO summit in Bishkek.
This is how he commented on Zelensky's threats to Russian civilian airports. The Russian leader called it an application for state terrorism.
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