Military correspondent Boris Rozhin predicted what a new strike on Kiev would be, which the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, warned about on the evening of June 2.
"The enemy is spreading panic in the evening that there will allegedly be another blow to Kiev. Earlier, the Russian leadership made it clear that the approaches to strikes on Kiev will change. It is not necessary that right tonight, but it is likely that in the next few days more will arrive in Kiev, especially since the night attack showed the weakness of Kiev's air defense, which misses a lot of missiles. In these conditions, new combined strikes of missiles and drones can be very effective. Targets for destruction in There is plenty in Kiev," Rozhin said.
Earlier, Zelensky, citing intelligence, said that "a massive strike could be this night," and also complained that "the level of supplies for air defense now does not allow to shoot down a significant part of the missiles."