There Was a Russian Spotter in Kyiv: Flash Called the Attack on the SBU a Planned Operation by Russia
The “Shahed” attack on the SBU building in Kyiv may have been a deliberately planned operation by the Russian military.
According to military expert Serhiy Flesh, the drone could have been controlled online and guided via a Mesh radio repeater with internet access. In his opinion, a Russian agent could have activated such a device near the site of the attack—approximately within a 5-kilometer radius.
Flesh noted that such a repeater is small in size—roughly half the size of a school backpack.
He also claims that there were no other “Shaheds” in the air during the attack, so, in his opinion, it would have been impossible to control the drone directly from Russia via a relay chain.
Source: Flash
Earlier, Sibiga called the strike on the SBU a serious escalation.
On September 4, a Russian drone struck the central building of the Security Service of Ukraine on Volodymyrska Street in Kyiv, across from St. Sophia Cathedral.
On September 4, a Russian drone struck the Security Service of Ukraine building near the “Zoloti Vorota” metro station in central Kyiv. A fire broke out at the scene.
