Ukrainian intelligence chief "appeared" on Moscow streets


Muscovites have been informed about the "new president".
The head of the Ukrainian intelligence service has been "exposed" on the streets of Moscow. Leaflets with his image appeared in the Russian capital. The relevant photos were published by the NEXTA Live telegram channel.
In particular, Kirill Budanov was spotted in the company of the head of the Ukrainian Security Service, Vasily Malyuk, at 12 Vorotynskaya Street.
At the same time, the flyers show Budanov and Malyuk asking Muscovites: "How are you?

Other leaflets state that Budanov is "the new president of the Russian Federation".
We would like to point out that Kyrylo Budanov, the head of the Ukrainian state intelligence service, has assured that every war criminal will be found and punished and will be held accountable for his crimes against Ukrainians.
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