ALBAWABA - A Ukrainian official shared a tweet related to the latest drone attack in Iran's Isfahan city, sparking rumors that Ukraine might be involved in the operation.
Mykhailo Podolyak wrote: "War logic is inexorable & murderous. It bills the authors & accomplices strictly."
"Panic in RF - endless mobilization, missile defense in Moscow, trenches 1,000 kilometers away, bomb shelters preparation," he said. "Explosive night in Iran - drone & missile production, oil refineries."
War logic is inexorable & murderous. It bills the authors & accomplices strictly.
— Михайло Подоляк (@Podolyak_M) January 29, 2023
Panic in RF - endless mobilization, missile defense in Moscow, trenches 1000 km away, bomb shelters preparation.
Explosive night in Iran - drone & missile production, oil refineries.
?? did warn you
Podolyak, an adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, finished his tweet by saying Ukraine "did warn you."
Some argued that the politician's post suggested a possible involvement by Kyiv in the latest drone attack in Iran on Saturday night, which targeted a defense equipment manufacturing complex.
Iran's Ministry of Defense reported a quadcopter drone attack on a defense industrial complex in the central Iranian province of Isfahan, adding that it was a failed attack.
In Ukraine, which accuses Iran of supplying hundreds of drones to Russia, @Podolyak_M the senior aide to @ZelenskyyUa linked the incident directly to the war there.https://t.co/ssXMiEKUTC@ExpressNews @h0d3r_fa @tparsi
— Mohammad Mazhari (@epicoria) January 30, 2023
An analyzer claimed that Ukraine might have targeted Iran for its alleged role in the Russian war, which started about a year ago, as Kyiv accused Tehran earlier of sending drones to Russia, which the latter used to attack infrastructure sites in Ukraine.
However, Iran strongly denied the claim, BBC reported in December.
Later on, however, Iran confirmed sending drones to Russia, but "many months" before the war started on Feb. 24, 2022.
