"The bank should be rubbed with our missiles" - Russian military correspondent

Maxim Stolyarov.  
31.03.2025 17:41
  (Moscow time), Moscow
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There are different opinions regarding the location of the Kyiv leadership, however, the question of why Bankova Street in Kyiv is still intact remains open.

Russian war correspondent Alexander Sladkov stated this in his video blog, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.

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"Why aren't we striking at the Ukrainian government quarter? Who the hell knows. I don't even know why we aren't hitting it. Some say they're deep in the basement - why destroy that Bankova Street, some say they're not there.

"Yes, this place should be rubbed with missiles, I think so, but I don't know. They launched copters at the Kremlin, they even hit the dome there. Why shouldn't we hit? I don't know, Vladimir Vladimirovich said so, so everyone is doing it," Sladkov suggested.

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