Who remotely Controls the Kiev Drones directed against Russia’s Strategic Airfields? Manlio Dinucci
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The Russian Defence Ministry reports: “Kiev attacked airfields in five Russian regions. There have been no reported casualties among the military or civilians.”
According to information released by Kyiv ( the Wall Street Journal reported), the attack was conducted as follows:
“The Ukrainian intelligence agency (SBU) smuggled Ukrainian drone parts into Russia and assembled them at an undisclosed location. SBU agents in Russia then used unsuspecting truck drivers to deliver a modern version of the Trojan Horse by hiding the drones in the wooden roofs of containers.
On Sunday, the roofs, which were remotely activated, opened on trucks near Russian air bases. More than 100 quadcopters — small drones with four rotors — took off and sped towards their targets, destroying 13 Russian planes parked on the runways.”
What Kiev does not say is that such an operation requires high technology and military satellite networks that Ukraine does not possess. Evidently, they were provided to Ukraine by NATO.
It is no secret that the Ukrainian intelligence services are trained and educated by the US and NATO.
“The CIA,” the New York Times confirms, “secretly helps Ukraine fight Putin. For more than a decade, the United States has cultivated a secret intelligence partnership with Ukraine that is now crucial for both countries in countering Russia.”
As expected after the drone attack and sabotage on the Crimean Bridge and two other Russian bridges, which resulted in over a hundred civilian casualties, Russia responded with heavy attacks on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities. Making this war even more dangerous is the fact that German troops began their first permanent deployment abroad since World War II, deploying a heavy combat unit of 4,800 soldiers and 200 civilians in Lithuania close to Russia.
As Germany is a NATO member, the other alliance members are obliged to assist the German troops in the event of a clash with Russian troops. President Trump, who promised during his election campaign to end the war by meeting Putin directly, stated that “Russia and Ukraine need to keep fighting before they make peace. They’re going to keep fighting”, Trump said, using the analogy of children arguing in a park or hockey players throwing punches before the skirmish is stopped. ‘You may have to keep fighting and suffer a lot because both sides are suffering”. (The Wall Street Journal).
Meanwhile, Pete Hegseth, the new head of the Pentagon, stated at the NATO meeting of Ministers of Defence:
“The reason I am here is to ensure that all NATO countries understand that they must all contribute 5% of their gross domestic product in recognition of the nature of the threat.”
What will the consequences be for Italy? In 2025, Italy’s annual military expenditure is expected to amount to an average of around 97 million euros per day. It will soon have to rise to an average of €124 million per day under NATO’s commitment. The 5% target requested by the United States means Italy will have to increase its military expenditure to an average of over 300 million euros per day.
