Ukrainian Army Supreme Commander Mykhailo Drapatyi on Monday threatened Iran, stating that Tehran should fear Ukraine and that the military is preparing an 'unprecedented response' to Iran's cooperation with Russia, which he said has caused the deaths of thousands of Ukrainian civilians, according to a Hebrew-language the source.
Ukrainian Army Supreme Commander Mykhailo Drapatyi on Monday threatened Iran with an 'unprecedented response,' accusing Tehran of causing the deaths of Ukrainian civilians through its military cooperation with Moscow. The statement, reported by a Hebrew-language the source, marks the latest escalation in the war of words between Kyiv and Tehran.
This follows President Volodymyr Zelensky's earlier order for the Ukrainian Defense Ministry to prepare for another attack on Iran, as The Zioneer reported earlier Monday. Iran has also warned Ukraine over the past day, demanding that an attack on an Iranian ship not go unanswered.
The background of the tensions includes Iran's supply of drones and munitions to Russia, which Ukraine says have been used extensively in strikes against Ukrainian infrastructure and civilians.
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