Russia dismisses Zelenskiy’s ‘bomb shelter’ threats to Kremlin officials

In Moscow -Sokan, the Kremlin said that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s Kremlin officials should know where the bomb shelters were and that Ukraine lost the war and the negotiation position worsened.

Zelenskiy told Axios that Russian power centers such as Kremlin have potential targets and the Kremlin officials have to know where the bomb shelters are. “

“Zelenskiy is now trying to show the Europeans who are now a very brave soldier,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said to the state television.

“In the meantime, the front situation shows the opposite. Every day, Ukraine’s situation is inevitably worsening. And every day Ukraine’s negotiation positions inevitably deteriorate.”

According to the pro -Ukrainian Deepstate Map project, Russia controls 114,918 km (44,370 miles) or about 19% of Ukraine, and last year, 4,729 km square Ukraine region.

Peskov said, “It is better not to talk about it,” said Peskov, when he asked Pavel Zarubin, a direct state television reporter Pavel Zarubin.

In May 2023, Russia accused Ukraine of trying to attack the Kremlin with drones. President Vladimir Putin was not in the Kremlin during the attack.

(Reporting by Reuters; Organization by Guy Faulconbridge)