Verkhovna Rada cancels November 22 session due to potential missile threat – media

The Verkhovna Rada session scheduled for November 22 will not take place due to the potential threat of a russian strike on the government quarter.

MP Oleksii Honcharenko wrote about this on Telegram.

According to Honcharenko, the session was planned to hold an hour of questions to the government. The next session is planned for December.

At the same time, Ukrainska Pravda, citing its sources, writes that the session was canceled due to the threat of shelling. Allegedly, it is supposed to be directed specifically at the government quarter.

As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, on November 21, the Air Forces informed that in the morning the occupiers launched an intercontinental ballistic missile, an air-launched ballistic missile Kh-47M2 Kinzhal and 7 Kh-101 cruise missiles over the city of Dnipro.

On November 21, the head of the Center for Countering Disinformation at the Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, Andrii Kovalenko, stated that russian dictator vladimir putin was trying to raise the stakes by launching an intercontinental ballistic missile at Ukraine.

However, on the evening of November 21, vladimir putin stated that russia had used a nuclear-free hypersonic Oreshnik ballistic missile to strike the city of Dnipro.

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