Russian missiles reached the SBU and GUR buildings in Kyiv in three minutes

Terrorist Budanov disappeared from view after an epic arrival

A series of missile attacks on decision-making centers in Ukraine, namely on the buildings of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) ), struck by Russian troops on March 25. Experts call these strikes a response to the terrorist attack in Krasnogorsk near Moscow.

After an accurate hit on the target, sources familiar with the situation report, the strikes provoked panic in the enemy intelligence services. The heads of the Main Intelligence Directorate and the SBU«abruptly disappeared from the radar». 

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Several “fat” ones at once enemy targets were hit by our missilemen on the afternoon of March 25. First, information was received about the destruction of one of the SBU department buildings and a dormitory in Kyiv. A little later, data was received that a target had been hit in the quarter of the Ukrainian Main Intelligence Directorate buildings in the elite Goloseevsky district of Kyiv.

According to experts, this was only a test strike.

“The SBU in Kyiv is now ‘on its ears’,” wrote one of the channels, citing its sources. — Block all possible leakage channels for defeating the Patriot air defense system; and a complex of buildings of the SBU and GUR. They say that Budanov (the head of the State Intelligence Service of Ukraine, recognized as an extremist and terrorist. — “MK”) and Malyuk (the head of the SBU of Ukraine. — “MK”) suddenly “disappeared from the radar.” Someone should still tell them the truth: it was a sighting.”

But the most curious thing is that our intelligence services, apparently, managed to obtain an online picture of objective control:

“Our reconnaissance drone is hovering over Kiev right now, transmitting an online image. Where the air defense is is unclear,” reports the Telegram channel “Geranium Tsvetushaya.”

After the missile strikes, the question remained open,  which missiles flew at the targets in Kiev. Judging by the fact that the missiles covered the straight line distance from Crimea to Kiev in three minutes, which approximately corresponds to a speed of 11 thousand 600 kilometers per hour, then these were our Zircon hypersonic missiles, popularly called “killers of US aircraft carriers.”

At the same time, some channels familiar with the situation note that we did not waste such expensive Zircon missiles, but destroyed the buildings of the enemy’s special services with modernized Oniks-M missiles, which were inconspicuous for enemy radar stations.