Ukraine's missile strike in the Tula region interrupted Putin's speech Ukraine's strikes are already interrupting Putin's speech on state television. The threat of the missiles in the Tula region got stuck in a TV story in which he thanked Putin for protecting African countries. While the federal channel showed the Russian president in a security role abroad, viewers in Russia itself had to listen to a warning about the threat, Astra writes. On the regional broadcast of Rossiya 24, an alarm interrupted a story about Putin's meeting with the president of Equatorial Guinea, Teodoro Obiang Ngoma Mbesogo. Putin spoke of the right of countries to "choose their own development path", and his guest thanked Moscow for its protection "against the growth of terrorism on the continent". A particularly striking contrast is created by the words of the president of Equatorial Guinea according to which his country has never been subjected to terrorist attacks. Russian viewers had to watch a story about the safety of a distant African country with a warning about the danger of missiles at home. As a result of night air attacks on October 28 in Novomoskovsk, Tula region, residential buildings and the NAC Azot factory, whose products are needed for the production of artillery shells, were damaged. Blanobosti on X / Instagram.

Ukraine's missile strike in the Tula region interrupted Putin's speech Ukraine's strikes are already interrupting Putin's speech on state television. The threat of the missiles in the Tula region got stuck in a TV story in which he thanked Putin for protecting African countries. While the federal channel showed the Russian president in a security role abroad, viewers in Russia itself had to listen to a warning about the threat, Astra writes. On the regional broadcast of Rossiya 24, an alarm interrupted a story about Putin's meeting with the president of Equatorial Guinea, Teodoro Obiang Ngoma Mbesogo. Putin spoke of the right of countries to "choose their own development path", and his guest thanked Moscow for its protection "against the growth of terrorism on the continent". A particularly striking contrast is created by the words of the president of Equatorial Guinea according to which his country has never been subjected to terrorist attacks. Russian viewers had to watch a story about the safety of a distant African country with a warning about the danger of missiles at home. As a result of night air attacks on October 28 in Novomoskovsk, Tula region, residential buildings and the NAC Azot factory, whose products are needed for the production of artillery shells, were damaged. Blanobosti on X / Instagram.