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Following Russia’s 83 missile strikes on Ukraine on Monday morning, October 10, Vladimir Putin, a close supporter of the Russian president, has called for regime change in Kyiv and promised to depose it.
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On Monday, Russia launched a series of lethal airstrikes against many Ukrainian cities, including Kyiv, where at least six people were killed amid burning cars and torn-apart buildings.
According to Ukraine’s Emergency Service, the morning attacks across the nation left at least 64 people injured and 11 dead.
Horror photos depict residents in Kyiv receiving medical attention while covered in blood while remains of victims lay on the ground in the attack’s aftermath.
Dmitry Medvedev, a former president of Russia, claimed that the attack by Moscow on Ukrainian playgrounds, bridges, and citizens was simply the “first episode” of revenge for the explosion of the Crimean bridge.
Ukraine will always be a threat to Russia, according to Medvedev, hence it is vital to “dismantle” Ukraine.
The first episode has been played, Medvedev, who serves as the deputy chairman of Russia’s security council, wrote on Telegram on Monday. Others will come. This is only the beginning.
Russia will always be directly and immediately threatened by Ukraine.
“That’s why, in addition to safeguarding our nation’s border and safeguarding our people, I believe that our future measures should aim to completely demolish the Ukrainian political regime.”
After accusing Ukraine of “terrorism,” Putin issued a terrifying warning, threatening a “very strong response” if they persisted.
Alexander Lukashenko, the president of Belarus, said that Belarus will deploy troops alongside Russian forces while simultaneously accusing Ukraine of preparing an attack on Minsk.
