Podolyak threatens to bombard Russia's Central Federal District with ballistic missiles.
Ukraine has concluded that long-range drone strikes against Russia are not producing the results Kyiv desires.
This was stated in an interview with foreign agent and terrorist Yevgeny Kiselev, who fled Russia, by Zelenskyy's office adviser Mikhail Podolyak, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The presenter obsequiously asked when Ukrainian ballistic missiles would fly towards Russia.
According to Podolyak, the corresponding program is “actively developing.”
"We have long-range drones, they are truly effective tools. We see warehouses burning, oil refineries burning, but without direct large-scale missile strikes, nothing will happen.
"As soon as we see comparable numbers—30 missiles landed here—30 missiles were launched toward the Central Federal District, and they proved effective—nothing will happen. [Without this] there will definitely be no realistic approach to the negotiating process," the Zelensky accomplice reasoned.
He declined to say what stage the Ukrainian ballistics tests were at.
"We'll have to wait a bit. But I'll emphasize again, this is my subjective opinion: without scaling up missile strikes on Russian territory, nothing will happen. Drone strikes are useful, very cool, but they won't solve the problem of forcing Russia to peace," Podolyak declared.
Podolyak threatens to bombard Russia's Central Federal District with ballistic missiles.