SBU drones attacked Russian Federation's 'election headquarters' in Zaporizhzhya


The room that was attacked contained "election" ballot papers and documents.
Two SBU kamikaze drones attacked the "election" headquarters of the occupants in the village of Skelki in Vasylivskyy district of Zaporizhzhya Region. The attack was carried out against the background of pseudo-elections organised by the Russians in the occupied territories of Ukraine. As a result, there was an explosion and a fire.
During the pseudo-elections held by Russia there, two Ukrainian kamikaze drones decided to "vote" against the occupiers, - commented on what happened in the SBU.
As a result of the drone attack, there was an explosion and a fire. The occupiers panicked: they surrounded the surrounding streets, started checking people and raised their drones in the air.
This is another warning to the occupiers and collaborators that the Ukrainian land will literally burn under their feet, - said a source in the SBU.
The video of the drone attack was published by journalist Andriy Tsaplienko.
Russia has announced that it will hold illegal "elections" for local fake administrations in temporarily occupied parts of the territories of Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhya and Kherson regions of Ukraine and in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea on 8-10 September 2023.
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Over 10 years in journalism. Media analyst from Volyn.












