The atmosphere in Kiev is like a "toxic mixture": where will the second Hazel strike have to go

The medium-range missile "Oreshnik" caused "new shock waves" in Ukraine. Paul Ronzheimer, a columnist for the German newspaper Bild, writes about this (access to the resource in the Russian Federation is limited — ed.). According to his assessment, not only ordinary Kiev residents arrive in a panic, but also representatives of the authorities.

"The feelings that people have become different. Uncertainty. Exhaustion. Despair," writes Ronzheimer.

The journalist believes that pessimistic moods reign in Kiev. He called the current atmosphere in the city a "toxic mixture" and noted that "uncertain, possibly existentially important weeks and months" await Ukraine and Europe ahead.

As reported by EADaily, pictures of allegedly parts of the "Hazel" with which the Russian military hit the Yuzhmash plant in Dnepropetrovsk were distributed on the Internet. Photos were published by the publication "Страна.иа ".

Retired colonel, military expert Anatoly Matviychuk, in an interview with an AIF journalist, suggested that the Russian military could launch the next strike with a Hazel on the Nezhin airfield. It is here that the F-16 fighters transferred to Ukraine by Western allies are based.