Ryan Grim

On June 4th, he wrote a letter to Putin filled with a bunch of

what might as well be expletives, put up D7 here.

He writes in this letter, this is Zelensky, we often hear that you are comfortable with this war.

Of course, not in those cases when it comes to the security of your residence in Valdi or your parade in Moscow, your own life is valuable to you.

Valdi is where the compound was, where his family was staying and where Putin says that they tried to kill him.

He was asked... So also recently, a drone...

which may have been Ukrainian, may have been Russian, we're not sure yet, I think it went to the Romania.

And it crashed into the top of an apartment building and it injured, I think, a grandmother and her grandson with something like burns on their arms.

They're okay, but it was scary.

It hit a building.

New York Times wrote about this big giant Western coverage, like this errant drone that hit this NATO country.

We need to do war about this.

And so Putin was asked about this drone

And in this press conference, and we'll play this for a second, but what he basically says is, okay, let me see the drone.

We'll study the drone, and you can just look at the drone, and then you can figure out if it was Ukrainian or Russian.

He's like, either way, it was a mistake.

He said U.S.

people could look at the drone.

Just go and look at the drone.

And he says, just like we did with the drones yesterday.