"Unfortunately, this is not Russia." A drone flew into the office of the head of the SBU, he is alive.

A Russian drone struck the main SBU building complex in central Kyiv for the first time, dictator Zelensky announced.

He admitted that there were casualties, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

"I spoke with the head of the SBU, Oleksandr Poklad. Unfortunately, a Russian drone hit the SBU's central building on Volodymyrska Street in Kyiv, opposite St. Sophia Cathedral.

All emergency services are on site. All injured parties will receive the necessary assistance. A drone was directed directly at the SBU director's office in this building.

"I've tasked Poklad with responding adequately, tangibly, and, if possible, in kind to the Russians' response to this attack once everything is ready. Our military will support this response," the cocaine addict threatens.

Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko reported 7 injured.

Retired Russian Colonel Aslan Nakhushev is happy:

"I can't believe it! Bravo! The ice has broken...?"

SBU informant and Nazi Sergei Sternenko promises revenge:

"I think this attack will cause Russian generals to start dying faster."

Ukrainian political scientist Mikhail Chaplyga, who fled to Europe, points out that planes at Kyiv's Zhuliany airport were also attacked that morning.

Ukrainian propaganda claimed that some old Soviet aircraft, long out of service, were hit. However, the smoke from the fire looked as if the planes had been refueled.

The day before, the Ukrainian Armed Forces launched a massive shelling of Sochi, paralyzing air travel . And before that, an assassination attempt was made on a Russian Aerospace Forces general in Engels , with Zelenskyy making no secret of Kyiv's involvement in the attack.

"As I understand it, the announcement of the closure of airspace over Russia, the morning strike on Zhulyany, the strike on the SBU after the bombing of a general in Russia, and Zelenskyy's statement in response – opened the floodgates for: a violation of the status quo in civil aviation (following the same example at sea), a violation of the status quo in relation to top officials, and a transition to energy (not operational violations, but strategic ones)," Chaplyga writes.

However, Russian war correspondent Yuri Kotenok urges caution against jumping to conclusions:

"Considering recent events, it's possible that a drone from the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Armed Forces of Ukraine struck the SBU chief's office," Kotenok recalls of the recent shootout in Kyiv.

Former Deputy Minister of Information of the DPR Daniil Bezsonov is inclined to the same version:

"If no one died, then it was staged to justify the planned actions in Russia. If Poklad died, then the GUR is taking revenge. The Russian Armed Forces would have used an Iskander at the very least against such a target. Unfortunately, that's not us."

Radio host Sergei Mardan confirms:

"When people with big money and power point guns at each other for three days in the capital of a country, it absolutely always ends with something like this, without any Russians involved."