Russian President Vladimir Putin reacted to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's statements about the presence of drones in Russian skies, classifying them as "state terrorism." Putin stated that if such statements were made publicly, this represents a declaration of state terrorism by Ukraine.
Putin's statement comes amid the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, where both sides have used drones in military operations. Zelensky had warned about the presence of Russian drones or made comments related to Ukraine's use of drones against targets in Russia.
Putin used the term "state terrorism" to describe Zelensky's actions or statements, in a rhetorical escalation that reflects the ongoing tension between the two countries. This is not the first time Putin has used strong terminology to describe Ukrainian actions during the conflict.
The article is brief and consists mainly of Putin's direct quote, without providing additional details about the specific context of Zelensky's statements that provoked this reaction.
