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Ukraine’s Putin Assassination Attempt REVEALED

Putin is a notoriously paranoid tyrant, and this news is likely to keep him up at night…if he’s sleeping at all these days.

The war in Ukraine has been a rather bizarre one from the start, as the Russian army’s once-fearsome reputation disintegrated before our very eyes.  It caused a massive ripple in the global pecking order, and revealed that the Kremlin couldn’t exactly conjure the sort of cold-blooded killing machine that we thought they could.

And, as a consequence of that, the Russian military has become vulnerable and abjectly beatable, even by a nation like Ukraine that doesn’t have the direct support and backing of NATO.

It has now been revealed that Ukraine has grown so bold as to attempt to assassinate Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Ukrainian secret service agents tried to assassinate Vladimir Putin with a kamikaze drone carrying explosives – but failed after it crashed a few miles short of their target, it has been claimed.

The Ukrainian forces reportedly launched the UJ-22 drone, laden with 17 kilograms of C4 plastic explosives, from Ukraine on Sunday with the aim of reaching a newly built industrial estate near Moscow that Putin was due to visit, German newspaper Bild claims.

The device failed miles from the target.

But before the deadly drone reached the Rudnevo industrial park on its alleged mission to take out the Russian despot, it crashed mere miles away from the site.

A Ukrainian activist was being rather nonchalant about the whole thing.

Bild cited a tweet by Ukrainian activist Yuriy Romanenko, who claims to have close ties to Kyiv‘s intelligence services, alleging that Ukrainian secret service agents had received ‘information’ about Putin’s apparent trip to the industrial site and had decided to launch the deadly drone in an attempt to assassinate the president.

He claimed that a kamikaze drone that had crashed in Voroskogo village, 12 miles east of the Rudnevo industrial park, was the one that Ukrainian forces had launched as part of the assassination plot.

In a tweet cited by Bild, Romanenko said: ‘Putin we are getting closer. Everyone saw the news about the drone that flew to Moscow, but did not explode? So, this drone flew for a reason.

‘Last week, our intelligence officers received information about Putin’s trip to the industrial park in Rudnevo. Accordingly, our kamikaze drone took off, which flew through all the air defenses of the Russian Federation and crashed not far from the industrial park.’

Putin is a notoriously paranoid tyrant, and this news is likely to keep him up at night…if he’s sleeping at all these days.

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