Russia Attacked Ukraine With A Drone Stamped With “Pleased New Yr”

Ukraine’s authorities additionally shared photos of the drone

Russia stamped Ukraine with “Pleased New Yr” as a part of the barrage of strikes to mark the arrival of 2023. The photographs present “Pleased New Yr” written in Russian on a part of the wreckage.

Kyiv police chief Andrey Nebytov shared photographs of the drone on Fb after assaults throughout Ukraine. The photographs function messages in ink and crude drawings of fireworks and presents.

The message was written in Russian- “Pleased New Yr” – in addition to  “Increase.”

Mr Nebytov in his Fb publish mentioned the “low-cost and tasteless” message was discovered on the Iranian-made Shahed drone in “a playground the place kids play.”

He added, “That is all you might want to know concerning the terrorist state and its military.”

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Later, Ukraine’s authorities additionally shared photos of the drone and wrote, “A cynical greeting from Russian terrorists on the wreckage of the drone that the Russians used to assault Kyiv area on New Yr’s Eve. It says in Russian: “Pleased New Yr.”

A cynical greeting from Russian terrorists on the wreckage of the drone that the Russians used to assault Kyiv area on New Yr’s Eve.
It says in Russian: “Pleased New Yr.”

Photograph: Andriy Nebytov, Kyiv Oblast Police Chief pic.twitter.com/uZ6RWJqJrh

— Stratcom Centre UA (@StratcomCentre) January 1, 2023

In line with New York Post, the federal government claimed to have shot down not less than 45 such drones on New Yr’s Eve.

Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko on Monday mentioned that the assaults continued in a single day with 40 drones headed for Kyiv getting shot down.

Not simply drones, the assault additionally included not less than 20 cruise missiles, officers mentioned.

Ukrainians cheered from balconies as their air defences blasted Russian missiles and drones out of the sky within the first hours of the New Yr, which Moscow ushered in by attacking civilian targets throughout Ukraine, reported AFP.

“Glory to Ukraine! Glory to heroes!” some shouted as air raid sirens blared through the late-night assault.