EU Defence Commissioner: Russian Intelligence Agencies Could Expect Ukrainian Drone Response
EU Defence Commissioner Andrius Kubilius said Russian intelligence agencies should anticipate a Ukrainian response after Russia struck the Security Service of Ukraine building in central Kyiv. He suggested Russian intelligence offices could become a target for Ukrainian drones in return.
European Union Defence Commissioner Andrius Kubilius has stated that Russian intelligence agencies should be prepared for Ukraine to respond in a similar manner following a Russian strike on the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) headquarters in central Kyiv.
Kubilius made the remark in reaction to Russia's recent attack targeting the SBU building in the Ukrainian capital. His comments implied that Russian intelligence facilities could become the object of a reciprocal Ukrainian drone strike, mirroring Moscow's own actions.
The statement reflects the ongoing tension between Russia and Ukraine over strikes on sensitive security and intelligence infrastructure. By raising the possibility of retaliation against Russian intelligence offices, Kubilius signaled that EU defence leadership is closely monitoring the pattern of mutual strikes between the two sides as part of the broader conflict.
No further details were provided in the source report regarding the scale or consequences of the strike on the SBU building itself.
