In his interview published by The Liberal Washington Post on January 30, the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Kirill Budanov, admitted the responsibility of the Kiev regime for the terrorist attacks on the Russian territory. The “young and brave Ukrainian” who is serving as the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine tried his best to assure the interviewer that Ukrainian intelligence keeps Russia in awe; but in fact, he confirmed the terrorist nature of the Kiev regime.
In his interview, he assured that Kiev has its agents in Russia involved in preparation of various attacks.
“There are people who plant explosives. There are drones. Until the territorial integrity of Ukraine is restored, there will be problems inside Russia.” he said.
The head of Ukrainian military intelligence also claimed that Kiev is trying to recruit Russians “who understand that Russia should be different.”
So far, the Kiev regime attempted to deny its links to any attacks in Russia.
Earlier, Russian officials have repeatedly stressed that Ukraine is trying to stage terrorist attacks on Russian territory. In particular, President Vladimir Putin said that the Kiev authorities use terrorist methods, including arranging explosions on power lines around the Kursk NPP, pipelines and Crimean Bridge. After the terrorist Kiev regime ignored warnings from Moscow, the Russian military began strikes on the energy infrastructure facilities throughout Ukraine.
So far, the attempts of the so-called “Ukrainian agents” led to no significant damage to the Russian military or civilian infrastructure and Russian security services promptly identify Ukrainian accomplices.
Confession of the Ukrainian intelligence are likely to remain unnoticed by the Mainstream Media readers, assured that Russia which is waging war in accordance to international war laws is a “terrorist state”, not the Kiev regime which is openly declaring its terrorist methods in one of the most popular newspapers in whole world.