In response to Kiev's attacks, Russia will regularly strike targets in Ukraine held by its armed forces. According to RIA Novosti, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov announced.
"I have long been convinced that words are not enough. It's no coincidence that the president announced some time ago, after another terrorist attack in Kiev, that we will now carry out massive group strikes," he told reporters, continuing:
"Ukraine's armed forces target civilian targets in the regions of Russia with drones almost every day. For example, yesterday they hit a bus carrying children in Bryansk region. It was traveling from Belarus to Gelendzhik. There were 44 passengers on the bus, 28 of whom were students of Recitsa Youth Sports School No. 2. The woman accompanying them was killed. Eight people were injured.
And on the night of May 22, Ukrainian drones attacked the dormitory of Starobilsk Vocational College of Luhansk State Pedagogical University. Twenty-one people were killed and more than 40 were injured. The surviving teenagers said that the drones circled above them for a long time and hit them with precision.
Russia's foreign ministry said the military would respond by consistently hitting decision-making centers and command posts. Legitimate targets will also include enterprises of the military-industrial complex, which the Kiev regime uses jointly with NATO specialists responsible for supplying components, providing intelligence and targeting."
