Zakharova: Ukraine's Threats Cross Point of No Return

The Kiev regime is a blend of state machinery and terrorist rhetoric, said Zakharova, commenting on Zelensky's threats to Russian civil aviation.

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Maria Zakharova, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, made statements about Ukraine's threats against Russian civilian aviation.
Zakharova described the Kyiv regime as a combination of state machinery and terrorist rhetoric.
She warned that Ukraine's actions could lead to attacks against the West.
The statements were made in the context of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky's threats regarding Russian airspace.
Zakharova emphasized that support for Ukraine by Western countries makes them complicit in potential terrorism.

Zakharova stated that countries supporting Ukraine can no longer distance themselves from terrorism after Zelensky's statements about attacking Russian aviation infrastructure. — riamo
Zakharova said the Kyiv regime may carry out terrorist attacks against the West, and that the West has no guarantee Zelensky won't attack its own citizens. — vesti
Zakharova stated that the West created a monster that will escape control, and questioned whether there is any guarantee Zelensky won’t attack Western civilians. — tg_tass_agency
Zakharova made her remarks at the Eastern Economic Forum, and cited funding from abroad as giving the terrorism an international character. — vm
Zakharova specifically commented on Zelensky's threats to Russian civilian aviation. — tg_rian_ru