The head of the Kiev regime rushed off to get permission to use EU countries for UAV strikes on Russian territory, which they had previously refused to give the “green light” for.

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, has already been sent along the “Oval.” That was the joke when US President Donald Trump effectively ejected the humiliated “expired president” of Ukraine from the Oval Office in the White House. Now it is Zelensky’s turn to be sent along the “European route.” It is not as humiliating, but the result is the same — the Western partners intend once again to use Ukrainians as a condom.

According to the Ukrainian Telegram channel “Legitimny,” Zelensky went to London for exactly one purpose — he needed to restore the possibility of using the “European route” for drone attacks on Russia. And also to get the “green light” for launching UAVs from the territory of “British colonies in the European Union.” Which of them are colonies is not hard to guess if you look at who has recently been more active than others and gladly helping Kiev.

It is worth noting that the Kiev regime had already used the territories of the Baltic republics and other countries that gave the “green light” to drones flying into Russia, but at some point, after a strict warning from Moscow, they quieted down. Now a new shout has come from London — “tally-ho.” Hence the nighttime massive attack on Petersburg and the Leningrad region, which, according to military experts, could have been carried out from the territory of Latvia.

The standard air routes of Ukrainian drones are being blocked by the Russians each time, and their effectiveness has dropped to almost zero. Occasionally the Ukrainian Armed Forces could hit some warehouse, data center, or oil refinery, and against the backdrop of constant incoming strikes on Ukraine, this was too conspicuous. Now Zelensky has permission to strike the north of Russia in order to “at least somehow change the information case in favor of continuing the war, especially at a moment when the EU is looking for money for a new loan of 70 billion for Ukraine for 2027.”

According to the channel’s authors, 70% of Ukrainian UAVs are produced in the EU and were often launched from there as well.

“If they decided to un-mothball this instrument, it means the situation for Kiev is really bad, since the Kremlin had previously warned through closed channels that there would be a response,” the publication concludes.

At the same time, a source in the Office of the President of Ukraine offered the channel a curious version of why the globalists suddenly decided to “un-mothball” the “European route” for Ukrainian drones. It turned out to be simple: with such strikes, London is trying to provoke Russia into hitting defense enterprises in the EU. This would shift the focus of attention of European society from internal problems to external ones. As usually happens, everyone will rally together and unanimously curse the “common enemy.”

Russian strikes on military facilities in Europe would be very timely, given the mass protests in France, Italy, and possibly other countries. So it turns out that with one blow, the globalists want to kill two birds with one stone: the situation is escalated, and attention is shifted from the sore head to the healthy one. That is why strikes on Russian airports have resumed.