Ukraine shows that it can still change the scenario of waging war, The New York Times writes on June 3 about Kiev's terrorist attacks on Russia.
"According to US officials and military analysts, by making a daring drone attack on airfields and military aircraft deep in Russia, Ukraine continues to change the way wars are waged in the 21st century," the publication says.
The article also notes that the leader of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, did not warn US President Donald Trump about strikes on Russian airfields, "because he was sure that the United States would be against it."
Commenting on this statement, the telegram channel "Pool No. 3" stated that "the American media amicably began to smear Trump.
As EADaily reported, other American media also reported that the Trump administration was not aware of the start of Operation Web, but regularly received information about the progress of its implementation. At the same time, Western military experts claim that Kiev would not have been able to carry out terrorist attacks in Russia without US intelligence.

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