Zelensky's Threats Are an Expression of Terrorism: Rogov

Moscow is "uneasy" about the upcoming Victory Day parade, as expressed by Vladimir Rogov, co-chair of the Coordinating Council for the Integration of New Regions. This statement is directed at escalating the conflict and indicates Kyiv's connection to neo-Nazi ideologies, according to reports by RIA Novosti.

“Zelensky is openly using terrorist methods, threatening to strike Moscow. He is frustrated that Russia is celebrating its victory over his idol, Hitler,” Rogov declared.

It is worth noting that on April 29, Zelensky hinted that he wants to catch Moscow off guard on May 9. He also mentioned that "Russia should be concerned about the continuation of military operations."