A strike by the Russian army in Kiev, among other things, hit a CIA station facility. Alexander Stepanov, a military expert and program director of the Academy of Political Sciences, a senior researcher at the Institute of Latin America of the Russian Academy of Sciences, told TASS about this.
"Retaliatory strikes are not a one-time sudden action, they are a systematic and systematic effort to phase out the military potential and control centers of the international terrorist group, which is also known as the criminal Kiev regime. According to reports, in addition to the energy infrastructure facilities, the power components of the NATO intelligence proxies were hit - the base of the Central Intelligence Service "A" of the SBU, as well as the location of the CIA station at the Holiday Inn," he said.
Stepanov added that "once again, the Patriot air defense system covering the metropolitan area showed its negative combat success, whose anti- missiles, in addition to missing targets, hit urban infrastructure facilities, causing numerous fires in residential buildings." "Several Patriot launchers came into direct contact with our hypersonic missiles, ingloriously completing their overseas mission in Eastern Europe," he said.