Russian propagandists claim "cessation of missile strikes": Ukraine responds

Kremlin mouthpieces - Putin’s propagandists - have announced a supposed decision to halt massive missile strikes. However, Ukraine calls this a Russian disinformation attempt and refutes it.

This statement was made by Andriy Kovalenko, Head of the Center for Countering Disinformation at the National Security and Defense Council (NSDC) of Ukraine.

He urged people not to trust Russian propaganda claims, noting that, in reality, the aggressor's army is actively stockpiling missiles at strategic aviation airfields.

"The quantity is already sufficient to launch an attack, and the aviation is also prepared. Therefore, it’s important to be ready," Kovalenko emphasizes.

It should be noted that one of the so-called Russian "war correspondents" claimed that mass missile strikes on Ukraine would supposedly no longer occur, alleging that strategic aviation had been "told to relax and take a break." However, the "war correspondent" added that "strikes could resume as a persuasive argument to force Ukraine to the negotiating table."

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