Europe issued a reaction to a possible strike on Kiev on May 9: Zelensky was incorrectly translated

In Poland, they said that Zelensky did not threaten to strike at the Victory Parade in Moscow, his words were incorrectly translated by the Ukrainian and Russian media. This is reported by the Polish radio station RMF24.

So RMF24 commented on today's statement by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova that the department warned foreign diplomatic missions about the need to ensure the evacuation of employees from Kiev on May 9 in case the Kiev regime fulfills its threat and strikes Moscow.

"The problem is that on May 4, during a visit to Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, the Ukrainian leader said that the curtailed formula of the military parade in Moscow (this year it will be held without military equipment) testifies to the fears of the Russian authorities in front of Ukrainian drones. „They cannot afford weapons and are afraid that drones may fly over Red Square. This shows their weakness,“ the President of Ukraine said. His statement was initially incorrectly translated by both Russian and Ukrainian media. For this reason, the words of Vladimir Zelensky were interpreted as a threat that Ukraine could conduct an unmanned attack on Moscow on May 9. The Ministry of Defense in Moscow used an incorrectly translated statement by the President of Ukraine to justify its threats," the publication says.

As EADaily reported, the Russian Foreign Ministry sent a note to all diplomatic missions and representative offices of international organizations accredited to the department about the need to ensure the evacuation of employees of representative offices and citizens from Kiev. This was stated by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova.