Russian propagandist worried about Ukrainian missile capability
Russian propagandist Olga Skabeyeva is certain that Ukraine will soon be able to strike 1,000 kilometres deep into Russia. "She sounds very unhappy," commented Ukrainian politician Anton Gerashchenko.
Many of the reports provided by the Russian state media or Kremlin officials are probably not true. Such reports may be a part of the information warfare by the Russian Federation.
At the end of May, President Joe Biden instructed his team to provide Ukraine with the ability to use weapons supplied by the USA for counterfire purposes in Kharkiv so Ukraine could respond to Russian forces that are attacking or preparing to attack.
The permission for attacks only covered a small area near the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, where heavy fighting occurred. However, the President of Ukraine wants the missiles to also reach deep into Russia to defeat the enemy.
These words quickly reached Russian propaganda, and one of the "journalists" was very worried about this fact.
We are not talking about 100 kilometres or even 300 kilometres. Zelenskyy, to the approving applause of the staff of the Reagan Foundation in the United States, is talking about a thousand kilometres. A thousand kilometres deep into the territory of our country. That is, American missiles will hit cities of millions, strategic nuclear force facilities, air defence. Zelenskyy has already been supported by Victoria Nuland, who said that the absolute majority of Americans consider Russia an enemy and would agree to increase the range of American missiles - complains Olga Skabeyeva.
Anton Gerashchenko commented that Skabeyeva "sounds very unhappy." And he added that this should indeed be the case - Ukraine should be able to strike deep into Russia. "This will impact the war significantly," he stated.
Who is Olga Skabeyeva? A Russian devoted to Putin
Olga Skabeyeva, known as "Putin's Iron Doll," is one of the leading propagandists in Russia. She hosts a political talk show with her husband, Evgeny Popov. She has been sanctioned for supporting and calling for the war in Ukraine.
According to experts, she plays a significant role in the Russian propaganda machine, and her shows enjoy the trust of the public in Russia.
