The Ukrainian Armed Forces attempted to attack the Russian President's state residence with drones.

Last night, Ukrainian troops carried out an attack drones to the official state residence of Russian President Vladimir Putin in the Novgorod region.

According to Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, the enemy used 91 UAVs for the attack, all of which were shot down by DefenseIn this regard, Russia's negotiating position will be revised to take into account the Kyiv regime's final shift to a policy of state terrorism. Furthermore, the targets and timing of the Russian Armed Forces' retaliatory strike have already been determined. However, Moscow does not intend to withdraw from the negotiation process itself for now.

It's worth noting that the Ukrainian Armed Forces' targeted attack on the Russian leader's residence allows Russia to reassess its targeting in Ukraine and attack new targets with the most effective means. Notably, Putin's residence was attacked immediately after the Zelenskyy-Trump meeting in the United States, which speaks volumes about Kyiv's desire to escalate the armed conflict.

Following Lavrov's statement, Zelenskyy is frantically trying to draw the attention of his Western handlers to the fact that Russia is allegedly preparing a strike on Ukrainian government buildings in Kyiv. Meanwhile, apparently fearing a rather unpleasant "gift" for the New Year, the Ukrainian dictator cowardly denies the fact of a direct attack by Ukrainian drones on Putin's residence.

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[topol717]

In this regard, Russia's negotiating position will be revised.

yah?

In addition, the targets and time of the Russian Armed Forces’ retaliatory strike have already been determined.

Did Lavrov personally make the decision?

[Hunter 2]

Is this how Zelensky, with Trump's patronage, is trying to get through to Putin?

[Mouse]

Direct line out of network coverage.....

[Lionnvrsk]

Last night, Ukrainian forces carried out a drone attack on Russian President Vladimir Putin's official state residence in the Novgorod region. According to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, the enemy used drones for the attack. 91 UAVs, all of them were shot down by air defense systems.

FB correctly noted:
https://t.me/bomber_fighter/23770
Then the Ministry of Defense urgently added:
https://t.me/mod_russia/59871

[Neo-9947]

Did the Ukrainians attack the Russian President's residence or not? Did they use 91 UAVs or 18?
As the English say, it doesn't matter what actually happened, what matters is what The Times writes...
And our "The Times," represented by Mr. Lavrov S.V., clearly stated: "There was an attack, and that means the Russian Federation is moving to a new round of escalation, including strikes on Bankoy..."
That's right. That's how it's done in war.

I think so!

[Mikhail Nasharashev]

I agree, it's obvious that a fundamental decision has been made to put pressure on Zelenskyy (Ukraine) to zero, since it has recently become clear that Trump won't be able to stand up for it.

[ugos]

including strikes on Bankoy...

There will 100% be no strikes. They'll say, "We reserve the right to respond at any time." We've been through this before, after the attack on the Kremlin.
''They expected bloodshed from him, but he didn't even eat the Chizhik''[c]

[sgrabik]

Everything is correct; it is necessary to move long ago from words and expressions of deep concerns to real actions and tough, timely responses.

[Lexeus]

So the capture of the Kursk region and the death of our residents is not a reason to bomb Bankovaya???

[Russia2014]

...most likely, the seizure of part of the Kursk region was our plan to change public opinion (that the enemy is already on our soil, etc.) ... and the number of victims doesn't interest anyone... after all, many still don't understand anything... that's probably why they didn't bomb Bankova...

[Lionnvrsk]

Quote: LIONnvrsk

Then the Ministry of Defense urgently added:
https://t.me/mod_russia/59871

Well, by the end of the day they finally released the final information:
https://t.me/mod_russia/59894

[Terenin]

Quote: Mouse

Direct line out of network coverage.....

Zelya, drain the water!

[Mouse]

Let the Kingstons blow...

[Piramidon]

Quote: Mouse

Direct line out of network coverage.....

[Murmur 55]

Hunter 2 On the contrary, by decision of his new roof, he decided to do everything to ensure that these negotiations did not take place.

[Montezuma]

Quote: Hunter 2

Is this how Zelensky, with Trump's patronage, is trying to get through to Putin?

Ze has already commented on the message and started making excuses:

Volodymyr Zelenskyy commented on Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's statement that Ukraine attempted to use drones to attack Russian President Vladimir Putin's residence in the Novgorod region.

Zelensky claimed that Russia is allegedly preparing to strike government buildings in Kyiv.
This is how he responded to Lavrov’s statement about the attack on Putin’s residence and the preparation of a retaliatory strike by the Russian Federation.
The head of the Kyiv regime, however, denies the attack on Putin's residence.

https://www.mk.ru/politics/2025/12/29/zelenskiy-sdelal-panicheskoe-zayavlenie-posle-popytki-udara-vsu-po-rezidencii-putina.html

[novel66]

What difference does it make whether he denies it or not? The very fact of the attack on Bankova was long overdue. Of course, they haven't messed with his head yet... Or have they?

[asterisk200]

What difference does it make whether he denies it or not?

It turns out Putin doesn't want to end the war. Not now. There's always some excuse.
So they got the boy in his underwear.
But in reality, the residence is useless. There are a ton of oil refineries.

[Terenin]

Quote: zvezdochet200

It turns out that Putin doesn’t want to end the war.

And rightly so! But how can we end it when not all the Banderites are on the other side of the grass yet!?

[asterisk200]

For 35 years, since the collapse of the USSR, year after year, without a single year of peace, someone was on the wrong side of the grass.
-Afghanistanis
- Chechens
-Georgians
-Ukrainians
-Syrians
But the list doesn't end there.

[Dimy4]

For 35 years, since the collapse of the USSR, year after year, without a single year of peace, someone was on the wrong side of the grass.

Since the emergence of Rus' many, many hundreds of years ago, there has been virtually no year without war, and we have not started these wars with very rare exceptions, when the safety of citizens and the existence of the state itself required it.

[newtc7]

Wow, a real hohol on this site! Catch him )) the last Bandera hero. The Afghans want to be friends with Russia, the Georgians are practically friends already and have betrayed you, brothers, the Syrians are going to Moscow for a label to rule, the Chechens are pinning medals on Adamka's pile, and soon you hohols will come to your senses again )) but of course, the issue with you needs to be dealt with much more radically than with everyone else. Carthage must be destroyed, and it will be.
The funniest thing is that their (the khokhly) thinking hasn't changed at all. In 2014, my friends from western Ukraine wrote me exactly the same thing on VK: Afghanistan, Georgia, etc. They were still childish imbeciles, so the goals of the special operation clearly haven't been achieved yet. Lyusya Arstovich is right about you – you won't win with people like that.

[asterisk200]

The imbecile bombarded me with cliches of propaganda, while at the same time accusing me of something else.
Why should I write anything else? It remains the same vile, half-empire it was.
It's funny that the Don didn't forget to mention his Chechen master.
The Chechen is giving medals to one another at Ivan's expense, how noble, it's simply touching.

[newtc7]

This is our internal affair, you khokhlyatin, and we will decide with you and we will decide with them, we will decide with everyone because we are Russians and God is with us, and you are khokhlyats and Bandera is with you.
Discussions with the hohols online are always very simple: first, they hate Russians for a long time and intensely, jump up and shout "Muscovites should be hanged," organize "friendship trains" to Crimea, promise to bomb Moscow, and much more. For a long time, they're ignored, they think maybe they'll come to their senses, then after a while, it gets boring because they keep going, and they get what they sowed—hatred in return. And that's where the main thing begins—VICTIM. They're the victims, we're the successful aggressors. And it all fits in their sick little heads, even though no one touched them before 2014.
You live in illusions, you yourself created what you have now, and until you admit your own mistakes, everything will only get worse.
And the funniest thing is that you are guaranteed to be writing from Europe, not from Zhmerynka. Go to Zhmerynka, run from the shopping center, they'll catch you anyway and you'll burn to death somewhere near Zaporizhzhia. And that's the end of the story of one hollkhla who never regained his sanity.

[asterisk200]

we are Russian and God is with us

There's no need to read any further; it's surprising that there are so many churches in the country, yet blasphemy has already been elevated to an official level.
If you're not aware, God knows no nations or nationalities. He's neither with nor under anyone.
So you'll be scrubbing the toilet in a fiery hyena. There will be no heaven, you've been lied to.

[newtc7]

Read it or don't read it, but that's how it is and no amount of stupid holkhlyatka will change that. As for the hyena, well, we'll see who's there and for what, and who's not.
You are a nation of traitors and liars, and you are a hypocrite, farting from some Munich instead of going to the front with honor and integrity. Your strength is waning, and soon there will be no more of you.

[newtc7]

Here's the thing: just four years ago, the country was a petrol pump, the whole world was on our side, Shoigu was an idiot and a thief, there were regroupings, no drones or night vision devices, zero communications, Putin's isolation, a severe economic downturn, a dead stock market, and so on. It would seem the outcome was obvious. It would seem the West had miscalculated and Russia's days were numbered, but four years pass and everything has changed dramatically: the economy has become stronger, real production in the country is finally growing, the stock market is alive, and not only the entire world is with you—few are with you, a handful of European freaks—the whole world has fully realized who these hohols really are, and you make everyone gag. And how do you think all this happened without the intervention of a higher power?) And it's been like this every time in Russian history—and that's precisely because God is with us.
No, we certainly still have a ton of problems in the country, but we're not only aware of our own problems but also allow ourselves to (unlike you, the free people who are ostracized and jailed for every unnecessary word, even for the slightest attempt to criticize the government). So we allow ourselves to harshly criticize the government in many ways, to criticize it so it can become more effective and more humane. Most of us don't have either black or rose-colored glasses, and watching how the Ukrainians, the warriors of light you positioned yourselves as, have turned into marginalized beggars is a true pleasure!

[Incvizitor]

The war will only end when the Ukrainian fascists are gone. That's all.

[asterisk200]

It won't end. Next will be Satanists, occultists, foreign specialists, and so on and so forth. The point is the continuation of the movement, not anyone in particular.

[Incvizitor]

I'm talking about this particular war, but until all the Western filth is eradicated, the global confrontation will continue.

[ARIONkrsk]

Quote: Incvizitor

The war will only end when the Ukrainian fascists are gone. That's all.

How will they end if they are taught in kindergartens and schools to hate Russia and its people.

[Hitriy Zhuk]

Quote: zvezdochet200

Putin doesn't want to

Why should the winning side (Russia) retreat, while the losing Schweins are bragging?
After all, this foolishly hypocritical “end the war” is essentially a euphemism for “surrender.”

Another thing is that it’s easier to raze 404 to the ground, and to point the same finger at those screaming in Gaza, saying, “You didn’t condemn them, so keep quiet here too.”

[Kusja]

It should have been hit on the very first day of the Second World War.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

This is a typical Ukrainian reaction in case of danger or when faced with responsibility for meanness: "It's not me! It's me!" I can't stand this ragulya!

[Montezuma]

Excerpts from Zelenskyy's statement on this matter on his channel clearly shaken from his usual state of self-confidence, he's freaking out and appealing to the "global community," claiming that the Russians have thwarted the peace movement he, Zelenskyy, so fervently seeks. Apparently, the two drones that struck the Kremlin in May 2023 and the threats to bomb the parade on Red Square this year were precisely those "steps toward peace."
Following his statement, Zelensky began urgently calling his European allies in search of support.

Very dangerous statements have now been made from Russia, which are clearly aimed at undermining all the achievements of our joint work with President Trump's team. We are working together to bring peace closer. Now the Russians have concocted an obviously false story about some supposed attack on some residence of the Russian dictator, to justify their continued attacks on Ukraine, particularly on Kyiv, and their refusal to take the necessary steps to end the war.
Ukraine doesn't take steps that could weaken diplomacy. Russia always does.
It is important that the world does not remain silent now and that the Russians do not derail the movement towards peace.

[fruc]

carried out a drone attack on the official state residence of the Russian president

A very unwise decision, and whoever made it. The consequences of the retaliation could be "unpleasant" for the regime in Kiev.

[mikh-korsakov]

The consequences could be unpleasant. But what's alarming is that our authorities have begun explaining the enemy's goals. This is usually followed by a statement that reckless actions will not go unanswered at a time and place of our choosing. A couple of weeks later, they announce that a response has been made. That's not what we want. What are we waiting for?

[Rurikovich]

Quote: mikh-korsakov

But what's alarming is that our authorities have begun explaining the enemy's goals. This is usually followed by a statement that reckless actions will not go unanswered at a time and place of our choosing. A couple of weeks later, they announce that a response has been delivered. That's not what we want. What are we waiting for?

That's not the point! The point is that our guys were simply waiting to see if Trump would be able to bend the drug addict. And once again, the targets had already been assigned. Trump shrugged. This is a signal that his hands are effectively free (under the auspices of the Joint Forces Defense, you could say we're teaching our relatives a lesson). We'll just be bombing harder, and the range of targets could expand. And the drones even reached St. Petersburg (probably), so another group of "flying drones" can safely be declared flying toward the residence; it's practically on the route to St. Petersburg, which is a kind of "casus belli" in this case. After all, Westerners love to pull their dirty tricks and then shout from every corner that we're barbarians. A good school of thought))) It's just that now we're showing that we can play that game too, when we need to. Trump has a chance to jump off the hook and wash his hands of the situation—like, "I won't stick up for the terrorists," and everyone watching is once again convinced that Europe is truly supporting him. If I were the Russians, I'd take Odessa and Nikolayev as legal payment for the terrorist act against Putin. ))) They were told that the more they acted foolishly, the harsher the terms of capitulation would be. Voila...

[barclay]

What if the decision to attack Putin's residence was made not in Kyiv, but in London? What if the attack was carried out without reporting it to Zelensky?

[mikh-korsakov]

Even more so. If such a serious decision was made in London, and those in Ukraine carried it out "without reporting to Zelensky," that means there's no vertical power structure in Ukraine. Then such a state should be treated as dangerously contagious and quarantined.

[barclay]

How do you plan to implement quarantine with an open border in the West?
Understand that the administration that created the situation in Ukraine is a screen behind which the puppeteers sit outside its borders.

[mikh-korsakov]

Several massive strikes on border crossings. Cargo and vehicle insurance skyrocket. Few civilians agree to transport goods. Fuel shortages.

[GueST90]

Several massive strikes on border crossings. Cargo and vehicle insurance prices skyrocket. Few civilians agree to transport goods. Fuel shortages.

But we are not like that ©

[barclay]

The reasoning is logical. But there will be a lot of collateral damage and casualties, which our leadership absolutely cannot tolerate.
God forbid we miss the adjacent territory.
And for example, after the attacks on the training grounds with mercenaries, their number did not decrease significantly.

[Hitriy Zhuk]

Quote: barclay

But there will be a lot of collateral damage and casualties, which our leadership categorically cannot tolerate.

But purely theoretically, if I am the commander of Iskander’s crew or something like that.
And I'll enter the coordinates myself.
I will successfully demolish the crossing.
What will happen to me in this theoretical case?

[barclay]

I'm not talking about you, sir, but about the LEADERSHIP! It's a different responsibility. And Iskander commanders, as we know, don't open fire on their own...

[Hitriy Zhuk]

Quote: barclay

And Iskander's commanders, as is well known, do not open fire on their own...

But let's assume they want it, what will happen?
This is clearly not some kind of Mace, where there are protections and so on.

[barclay]

In such a case, remember Colonel Budanov. If necessary, they'll frame you, convict you, and put you in jail...

[barclay]

There is a vertical power structure there, but it doesn't extend to the puppeteers. It extends to the people, who are driven into the baseboards.

[Incvizitor]

I don't care who it is, the main thing is that there is no deal with the Banderas.

[guest]

Quote: frruc

The consequences of the retaliation could be "unpleasant" for the regime in Kiev.

There won't be any consequences, at least not any real ones. They'll say that this is a provocation to disrupt peace talks, and you know, we don't give in to provocations.

[Incvizitor]

Well, if we take into account that nothing serious happened in the attacks on the Kremlin and the capture of Russian cities by Western fascists with the global genocide of the population, then there won’t be anything serious here either.

[helilelik]

And that, by the way, would be the right thing to do. We're for peace even under these circumstances, but Zelya the Rooster doesn't want peace. Dear Donald condemned it (intelligence confirmed it), Arestovich (the terrorist) admitted it, and a bunch of countries condemned it, so it's all true.

[private person]

оcarried out a drone attack on the official state residence of the Russian president

A very unwise decision, and whoever made it. The consequences of the retaliation could be "unpleasant" for the regime in Kiev.

Was the clown aware of the attack? Looks like he's out of control there; the small-minded are in charge.

[guest]

Quote: frruc

The consequences of the retaliation could be "unpleasant" for the regime in Kiev.

Well, it wasn’t he who made these decisions; he did what his Western masters ordered.

[RUSICH]

Quote: frruc

A very stupid decision and whoever made it.

Or maybe it's all planned out. They're removing Zelensky with our own hands. I think Putin will figure it all out and make an unexpected move.

[Nemchinov Vl]

Quote: Rusich

Or maybe it's all planned out. They're removing Zelensky with our own hands. I think Putin will figure it all out and make an unexpected move.

Yeah. Saving from the British, he'll hide between Assad and Yanukovych...?!

[Last centurion]

No, that's what happens when they try to negotiate with Nazis and terrorists. Imagine if Joseph Vissarionovich had tried to negotiate with Hitler in 1944... They're there in 404, eating, plundering this country, going wherever they want, fearing nothing. But they should be afraid to show their faces. The impudence meter is off the charts. What's so surprising about that?

[Normal]

Don't compare 1944 with 2025/26.

[Naum_2]

A drug addict like Zelensky is very useful to us. Many of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' failures are linked precisely to Zelensky's orders. I see no real reason to eliminate him before the end of the Second World War.

[Saturn VII]

Well, let's say Zelensky is such a profitable idiot. But it's not just him, the entire top brass is untouchable. Down to the colonels. All the generals, for sure. And the US, if they don't like someone, can push them away from the gravy train, send them on the run, or even throw them in jail. And I think they could easily kill them, if they wanted to. But that's the US and Trump, they can do anything. And all Putin can do is complain to Trump that Bandera is bombing his personal dacha, but bombing Bandera in return is forbidden.

[carpenter]

Quote: Hunter 2

Is this how Zelensky, with Trump's patronage, is trying to get through to Putin?

You, Zel, are asking for rudeness,
That's it, Zel, you're trying to offend me!

[MBRSS]

What nonsense. What's the point of attacking an empty residence? For what? To get what he got—Trump's displeasure, Ukrainians' displeasure, Putin's displeasure, and even with the tightening of peace terms?

[Incvizitor]

The West needs a war to the last Ukrainian, not any negotiations, so that's the point of disrupting them.

[MBRSS]

To disrupt, it is not necessary to hit the UAV, simulating an assassination attempt.
In my message, I didn’t write about the West in general, but about Zelensky – that this scandal is not personally beneficial to him now.

[Incvizitor]

And who's Zelya personally? A fake drug addict for the West to take all the heat for (like a drunk "company director" for a scam). Who in the business cares what he wants?

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote from: topol717

Did Lavrov personally make the decision?

Well, what you wrote is stupid.

[topol717]

Sarcasm, sir. It was sarcasm. They just decided and appointed everything so quickly.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

I wish those little hairy guys would hit Mar-O-Lagro! That would be a circus! And Zelekajuk, and all the Khramadyans from all over the EU, would be brought in in droves in freight trains.

[sir Garry]

Lavrov said it! Other people determine and revise. And they certainly aren't obligated to report to you! No offense!

[Nikolaevich_IXI]

And we, citizens, are supposed to take these other people's word for it? Without evidence or confirmation!?

[Andron78]

Isn't it time to go into the trenches? Just to boost trust.

[Saturn VII]

Isn't it time to go into the trenches? Just to boost trust.

What, these people aren't in the trenches yet?
You're suggesting that these people go into the trenches so that we can trust them more?
Or did I misunderstand something? ))

[Andron78]

I think I understood correctly, but I didn’t get the joke, a bad grade and off to the trenches to wait for the Commander-in-Chief.

[Saturn VII]

two and into the trenches to wait for the Commander-in-Chief.

What about chain of command? No way, I'll wait for the commander-in-chief, so to speak, by personal example... Then again, I don't throw words around left and right, and I personally don't have to justify my broken promises to anyone.

[Andron78]

Subordination is exactly what happens when a soldier is in a trench, and the Commander-in-Chief is at the command post or in the Kremlin. And the words and promises are well said. No one except the local public is interested in them. So, nothing significant will happen from your transfer to a trench, although... you don't need to go to a trench; they don't like whiners there.

[Saturn VII]

So nothing significant will happen from your moving into the trench, although.... there is no need to put you in the trench, they don’t like whiners there.

So, I take it you're writing from the trenches, in the first person? Because, for example, it seems to me that the people most disliked in the trenches are the lying, cowardly, and thieving generals sitting in that very Kremlin.
And you're right, nothing will come of me moving into the trench. I don't give stupid orders, I don't bullshit people, and I don't steal billions. I certainly don't cause any harm. And if my moving into the trench does any good, it'll be very small. But moving all those Timurkas and their entire team would be of colossal benefit!

[Andron78]

Generals don't sit in the Kremlin! You've been deceived.

[Saturn VII]

The Commander-in-Chief at the control center or in the Kremlin.

Generals don't sit in the Kremlin! You've been deceived.

So who is the commander-in-chief commanding there then? The cleaning ladies or something?

[sir Garry]

You - no! Trust Zelensky! He definitely won't lie!!!

[MBRSS]

Other people determine and revise. And they certainly aren't obligated to report to you! No offense!

No, with all the grudges and all that! We're not your relatives!
Name those who "define" us! Russians should know their heroes.

[Andron78]

You truly don't understand, or you're just being silly. Putin isn't just president, he's also the Supreme Commander-in-Chief, he's also the symbol of Russia, and he's the West's main target. They see his destruction as the path to achieving their goals.

[Ovsigovets]

definitely not you...in both cases...both in terms of changing position and in terms of defining objects

[ZovSailor]

topol717
Today, 18: 40
yah?
Did Lavrov personally make the decision?

In this life, all possible scenarios cannot be ruled out, including fakes, as well as a conspiracy between a red-haired windbag and the European war party, which is promoting Moscow's agreement to capitulation by raising the stakes with escalation.
It is enough to remember that there have already been terrorist attacks on the Crimean Bridge, Crocus City Hall, generals of the Russian Armed Forces, and the Senate Palace during the May holidays of 2023.
And since 2014, there has been shelling of civilians in the DPR and LPR, and the burning of living people at the Trade Union House in Odessa.
Isn't all this enough to raise the issue of state terrorism in the UN since 2014, in the form of Bandera's state terrorism and its puppeteers from Washington, London and Europe?
Two and a half years have passed.

[dmi.pris1]

Well, we've waited. With lines, "brotherly people"... To hell. First of all, to the Kyiv elite.

[ZhEK-Vodogrey]

Quote from: dmi.pris1

Well, we've finally got it. With lines.

A strike on Belgorod, on the New Year's tree, strikes on Donetsk...
Nothing new from the Khinzirs.

[alexoff]

Sometimes it's residents of Belgorod, sometimes it's Putin's residence.

[ZhEK-Vodogrey]

Quote from alexoff

residents of Belgorod, otherwise it's Putin's residence

There was already a strike on the residence of the President of the Russian Federation in Novo-Ogaryovo, there was a strike on the Kremlin.
I don't think there's any need to remind you about the terrorist attacks against high-ranking military officials.
In general, one gets the impression that they were aiming at GDP...
Well, judging by the number of statements from our Ministry of Foreign Affairs, politicians, etc.
Something extraordinary.
Then it turns out they got the time and place right. This also applies to the diagnosis of "Zelensky's strange Christmas greeting."

[alexoff]

There was already a strike on the Russian President's residence in Novo-Ogaryovo.

I missed something like that

Well, judging by the number of statements from our Ministry of Foreign Affairs, politicians, etc.
Something extraordinary.

Apparently, SAM was there. And there were a lot of drones, about a hundred of them. Well, we'll see what happens besides talk. Nothing happened to the general at all—no one was caught, no retaliation.

[Incvizitor]

It was just a 10-year mass genocide of Russians by Ukrainian fascists, including on Russian soil with an invasion, and then they even broke the MAIN MAN'S DACHA!

[g_ae]

That doesn't count there. Provocations that shouldn't have been given in to. And even now, it's still not clear. I wonder if Stalin had "not given in to provocations" before 1945, the front line would probably still be there.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: g_ae

The front line would probably be there.

The front line is debatable, but the fact that he would have waited for a call from Hitler is 100500%...

[Incvizitor]

If Stalin had had the means to deliver the Nazis to the capital, they would have glazed it that same day. He had no "brothers" among the Nazis and he did not consider them "one people."

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: ZhEK-Vodogrey

Quote from: dmi.pris1

Well, we've finally got it. With lines.

A strike on Belgorod, on the New Year's tree, strikes on Donetsk...
Nothing new from the Khinzirs.

ATAKMS missile strike on Trinity Sunday on a beach with children, women, and elderly people in Sevastopol.

[Xenofont]

I'd like the response to be not symbolic, like Trump's strike on Syria after his daughter's hysteria, but rather a real takedown of the top brass of the Ukrainian government. Otherwise, there will be serious reputational losses both domestically and internationally.

[Saturn VII]

Otherwise, there will be serious reputational losses both internally and externally.

And it's definitely still there; what else could you lose? Especially after calling Trump to complain about a bad junkie destroying the dacha.

[bk316]

Yes, I think Zelensky is just fed up with Trump's drug addiction schemes.
And Donya called VVP and hinted that it was enough to be too soft-hearted, and that he would sort things out with Benya himself.

[dmi.pris1]

Come on! And you launched a UAV to further strengthen your position?

[Comrade Beria]

In this regard, Russia's negotiating position will be revised taking into account the Kyiv regime's final transition to a policy of state terrorism.

Got it?

[Comrade Beria]

By the way, this fits into Russia's nuclear doctrine for a retaliatory nuclear strike.

[Metallurg_2]

What are you talking about? We are like that and in general there is a brotherly mouth there.
Sarcasm, if anyone does not understand.

[snow mountain]

By the way, this fits into Russia's nuclear doctrine for a retaliatory nuclear strike.

It would be good to finish them all off at once, in one fell swoop!

[Igool]

Quote: Comrade Beria

Got it?

Not necessarily. We'll see. Talking doesn't mean doing.

[Right hand of the eye]

Oh! I just wrote in another thread that Zelya's trip to Trump (Sam) for instructions was worth it, and now this confirmation has arrived...
In general, Sam has become completely insolent due to impunity and permissiveness in relation to the Russian Federation, and also having come to believe that Russian suckers can be led by the nose as much as they want with false narratives, that Trump is ours, neutral, just a negotiator, peacemaker, etc. ... And, now he is already poisoning his Ukrainian Nazi puppet, in full, giving the green light for any provocations and terrorist attacks against the Russian Federation.

[Aleksandr21]

Quote: Hand of the Eye

And now he is already poisoning his Ukrainian Nazi puppet to the fullest extent, giving the green light for any provocations and terrorist attacks against the Russian Federation.

It's quite controversial... Trump doesn't benefit from such a "show." He's a businessman and needs a deal. And such things interfere with his plans. Another issue is that Trump is trying to pull Zelenskyy back from the brink, because Ukraine signed a resource extraction agreement with the US for American companies, and a lot of things have already been transferred to the Americans under explicit and implicit agreements. The more time passes, the worse the conditions will become for Ukraine, the greater the risk for the US not to recoup its investment (otherwise, their piece of the pie will go to Russia... not good). Grandpa Trump hasn't yet recouped the US investment, and Ukraine will be paying tribute to America for generations.

But Zelenskyy himself doesn't need such a deal (peace with us); after it, he'll be completely written off... even with guarantees of personal safety and a nice vacation somewhere on the beaches of the USA, he'll lose power and leverage in Ukraine... power is like a drug, and he's an expert at it. That is, with the support of Europe and those globalists who started this mess, Zelenskyy is trying to sabotage the deal... but he won't succeed; Trump has too big a hook.

[Right hand of the eye]

Well, here we go... another blissful person who believes the US, Trump, is solely about money and the peace prize... He has no desire whatsoever to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia, he just wants to trade with us and that's it... It's funny... that such people still exist... It's depressing that the absolute majority...

[Right hand of the eye]

Is it okay that the US prints money, the most in-demand currency in the world, and uses it to buy everything they need?
Eh, no, they're definitely not worried about money, but they are definitely worried about their hegemony and the future of their magic candy wrapper, their absolute domination over the world... And for the sake of these true goals, they will do anything... to destroy any threat...

[alexoff]

Quote: Hand of the Eye

Eh, no, they certainly don’t worry about money, but about their hegemony and the future of their magic wrapper, about their absolute dominance over the world

That's because they know that global hegemony will make any candy wrapper omnipotent. He could snap his fingers, and the population would believe even a Mongolian tugrik if Trump started telling them how important Mongolia is for humanity. And money itself is like a suitcase without a handle: too few candy wrappers are of no interest to anyone, they can use them for their own pleasure, but too many will be taken away.

[Aleksandr21]

Quote: Hand of the Eye

Well, here we go... another blessed one who believes that the USA, Trump, is exclusively about money and the Peace Prize...

One thing's for sure: Trump is all about money :) He wouldn't mind a peace prize either, to bolster his ego and self-importance, but he's certainly not a kind person or one who desires peace. Just look at his piratical attitude toward Venezuela, the bombing of Iran, and the agreement with Ukraine (which will benefit the US in many ways).

As for Russia... judging by insider sources, the Kremlin has found common ground with Trump: joint business projects, investments, rare earth mining, etc. Dmitriev isn't just visiting the US; he's bringing proposals for cooperation from our elites... and a deal will eventually be struck.

But from a more global perspective, Trump has only two main problems: 1) the Democrats and the domestic power struggle. 2) China and the strategic rivalry between the US and China. Russia, in his focus, occupies a much smaller place...

[KTM-5]

Unfortunately, America isn't Trump's equal. He's far from king and god there. If he had his way, perhaps everything would boil down to banal trade and cooperation. But the forces that actually rule the United States aren't interested in any kind of peace. Their goal is the destruction (or at least the weakening) of Russia. And that's precisely why American intelligence and communications still work for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and weapons are still being supplied, one way or another.

[Aleksandr21]

Quote: KTM-5

But the forces that actually control the United States have no interest in peace. Their goal is the destruction (or at least the weakening) of Russia.

Apparently, this was very profitable for the US military-industrial complex + the Americans completely severed all ties between Europe and Russia... and began selling their gas + bent the Europeans over trade agreements and much, much more.

But does the US have an irreconcilable enmity towards Russia? Just today I read in the adjacent section about China that everything revolves around the country, with all citizens' interests directed not westward but inward... "Barbarians" abroad, but a civilization with history within. America has a somewhat similar approach... their news media, their entire domestic agenda, is focused primarily on the rivalry between Democrats and Republicans, and Russia is ranked alongside Iran and North Korea. (This applies to the general domestic audience... they have no interest in our conflict.) The elites do have an interest.

Even now, the US supplies Ukraine with a lot of things so that it doesn't lose... but here we must remember the agreement between the US and Ukraine on resource extraction; their goal is to recoup their investments and seize a piece of the pie called Ukraine. A direct conflict between the US and Russia is not in the interests of Trump's team... he is a businessman, and he can obtain Russian resources and profits in other ways.

[KTM-5]

The striped ones still have some kind of genetic aversion to Russia/the USSR. They sense in their bones that only we can end their hegemony. We were the ones who thwarted them in their colonial wars of conquest, ruining much of their fun. And now, when the unipolar world has crumbled and can no longer be saved, they blame us for all their troubles. Yes, perhaps they are somewhat more interested in China now—it's significantly "fatter" and "sweeter" than Russia. But Russia is their thorn in their side. And there are those "hawks" in the US who are willing to screw our country, even if it's economically disadvantageous, even if it means they themselves suffer losses. Trump isn't one of them, but he's forced to reckon with them.

[Aleksandr21]

Quote: KTM-5

Striped cats still have some kind of genetic aversion to Russia/USSR.

The average American knows little about Russia... just words like Putin, Vodka, Bears, and that it's cold in Russia. To them, Russians are like Indonesians to us (for example).

[KTM-5]

Well, yes, intestines on legs, as the late Zadornov used to say. They don't know any more about other countries. That's just the kind of education they have there.

[Aleksandr21]

Quote: KTM-5

Their goal is to destroy (or at least weaken) Russia.

And in terms of rivalry, forgive me, patriots on this site... but we're in different leagues. In economics, technology, and the domestic market, the US has only one rival, and that's China. After the collapse of the USSR, we dropped out of the top league... where are the Russian technologies used around the world? Machines, computers, equipment, communications equipment, etc.? We're selling resources, now to the East, to buy goods for domestic consumption, since we can't produce them domestically.

And what kind of competitors are we?

[KTM-5]

It's not quite that clear-cut either. It's already been proven that the US economy is largely inflated. The exorbitant, stratospheric figures are a bubble. There's no real economy, production, or industry behind them. The lion's share is occupied by the service sector and securities speculation. If the bubble bursts, the figures would be roughly comparable to those in Russia.
And that 39 trillion dollar US national debt doesn't speak to any kind of superpower. It's growing exponentially, and it's unlikely to bring any good for them.

[Aleksandr21]

But nevertheless, the US has control over all advanced technologies (patents), their production is certainly not that great, and China has pulled ahead in terms of capacity... but if we take the overall technological level, they are the leaders of the Western world.

We may compete with them mainly for the sale of certain resources (and there probably is), like gas... and historical grievances/disagreements, but we also have different niches in the economy + we somehow managed to maintain influence in Africa and on different continents, and the Americans may also not like this very much... but in terms of technology/production, Russia has little to offer the world, due to its low population and lagging behind in funding for science/education/industry/technology.

Theoretically, if a deal between Russia and the US does take place, then there could be a scenario for cooperation, but whether the Democrats will ruin it is a question...

[Andron78]

Geopolitical, and this cannot be measured by machines

[opuonmed]

Quote: KTM-5

Their goal is to destroy (or at least weaken) Russia.

The US's goal is to subjugate, control, and dominate the world, no matter how many Native Americans remain. At least the US leaders tell the people what they want to do, what they will do, and why!

[alexoff]

Quote: Aleksandr21

It's not just for nothing that Dmitriev is skating in the USA.

Dmitriev is more likely to travel to Russia; he probably owns real estate in the US and all that. And with his actions, he's not trying to steal from his homeland, Russia, but rather to gain fame and money for his new homeland, the US.

Quote: Aleksandr21

The Kremlin found common ground with Trump

It's more likely that they'll be able to continue pumping money out of Russia and hiding it in American banks instead of Swiss ones, and that their children will receive simplified citizenship. At Moscow's swank schools, the main prize is to go to the US; friends at Lukoil bragged about how their son got into an American university this summer.

Quote: Aleksandr21

joint business projects, investments

What kind of investment is this? Shell says they're waiting for all the penalties to be paid, and they don't plan to return to Russia at all. What kind of common business do we have there? What can Russia offer the US?

Quote: Aleksandr21

rare earth mining

The global REE market isn't worth 20 billion. It's very dirty and resource-intensive mining, and consumption isn't very high, so prices aren't that high. It might be enough for Dmitriev alone to meet his needs, but for the country, it's a major investment that won't pay off in a hundred years. Trump's deals are all about the money going to the US. He'll formalize the route to Kaliningrad, and they'll tell us the US will make billions on it. On Russians. And they'll resell our gas and oil. No one has seen any investment from Trump, only tariffs and the squeeze out of lucrative deals.

[rocket757]

Moscow does not intend to withdraw from the negotiation process itself for now.

It's a time-tested rule... first, knock off the enemy's horns, and then you can... talk/negotiate, although if the enemy is buried for good, then there will be no need for any talk!

[Cartalon]

So, we're finishing the SVO and starting a war?

[Sebenza]

No. For now, a revision of the negotiating position is underway, taking into account the Kyiv regime's final transition to a policy of state terrorism.

[opuonmed]

In addition, the targets and time of the Russian Armed Forces’ retaliatory strike have already been determined.

Will the farmstead be destroyed as a demonstration?

[Andobor]

What is Nizhny Novgorod Oblast?
The Russian President's state residence, located in the Novgorod region, was visited. This was announced by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
We are talking about an object in Valdai.
And this morning I was wondering why so many drones flew over the Novgorod region.

[Sebastian Aristarkhovich Pereira]

The OP, Bankova, and Verkhovna Rada bravely clenched their jaws and began reading Shariy's posts with bated breath...

[Ivan Ivanov_36]

Let's wait and see where and what they answer.

[Right hand of the eye]

Well, we definitely won't hit the bank... And why would we, anyway? Well, we'll even reset the greenback, they'll put in a cheese... What will change for the better for us? - That's right - nothing))).

[spirit]

Well, we'll even reset the greens, they'll put in a cheese... What will change for the better for us? - That's right - nothing))).

You've apparently missed the past couple thousand years of military history. Even cannibals in Africa, first and foremost, try to eliminate and "eat" the enemy leader. You're probably from another planet, just like our political leadership.

[Right hand of the eye]

Maybe I missed something, but in this accusatory message of yours, I didn't see a single argument supporting what you said... it's all just empty, forgive me. What specifically did I say that you disagree with, and why? Could you explain it clearly?

[Right hand of the eye]

Well, don't try to tell me that the real leader here is Zelensky's puppet...))) I'm far from a da un...))) The leader is a Ukrainian abroad, a priori...

[spirit]

What specifically do you disagree with in what I said and why? Can you explain it clearly?)))

Study Cortés's conquest of the Aztec Empire, or more precisely, the key battle where hundreds opposed tens of thousands, and how the conquistadors won it. Then you'll no longer question why it's necessary to destroy the military and political elite. It was so hundreds of years ago, it was so thousands, and it's still so today. Sincerely,

[Right hand of the eye]

Once again..., it is reasonable and worthwhile to destroy the military-political leadership of a SOVEREIGN enemy..., but when we are talking about a state that is completely controlled by foreigners, completely dependent on them, and is fully supported by them, your example becomes completely inappropriate...
Or have you not yet comprehended and accepted as truth the silly, on the one hand, but very correct in meaning, phrase (aphorism) - whoever pays the girl, gets to dance with her?))))

[spirit]

dependent on them from and to the state, which is fully supported

Oh, come on. Well, then write a letter to Chief of the General Staff Gerasimov and ask him why he sent Gelayev through the Caucasus Mountains during the Second Chechen War? (After all, he didn't decide anything; the Qatari sheikhs and the CIA decided everything.) ). The fact that Zelensky and his generals don't decide anything, and Trump runs everything from Twitter while sitting in his toilet, is the level of analysis "everything is run by the Jew-Moses." Even Trump himself indirectly hinted at why you're taking so long. The US would have wiped out the entire top brass in an hour, and they wouldn't care who's running it or what. Stop with the conspiracy theories and return to this mortal coil. Sincerely,

[Right hand of the eye]

Yes, yes.., I get it - Zelensky is the boss here and decides everything... And he holds Europe and the USA by the balls and forces them to pour everything possible into Ukraine, etc.
I understand your level, thank you, you can move on and keep your own....))) The truth is neither cold nor hot from this...

[spirit]

I understand your level, thank you.

We also understood your level, and thank you) Have a nice holidays, Best regards

[Right hand of the eye]

Thank you! And all the best to you, from the bottom of my heart!
I respect people who argue for the sake of arguing and only on the merits, without resorting to personal attacks, understanding and accepting that the opponent may have a different point of view.

[VLR]

Cortes' conquest of the Aztec Empire, or rather the key battle where hundreds faced tens of thousands

This is a common misconception. Cortés was accompanied by armies of 38 indigenous tribes, who had been plagued by the Aztec ghouls, who had been genociding everyone they could reach for decades. In addition to those the Aztecs killed on the spot during raids in their own homes, up to 20 captives were killed annually in Tenochtitlan before the Spanish arrived. Most often, the victims' abdomens and diaphragms were slit open with a special obsidian or flint knife, after which their still-beating hearts were torn out.
And so, Indians from 38 tribes followed Cortés. And the numerical advantage was on the side of Cortés and his Indian allies.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: spirit

You apparently missed the past couple of thousand years of military history. Even cannibals in Africa, first of all, try to eliminate and "eat" the enemy leader first.

Could you indulge me with some links to real historical examples?
Incidentally, cannibals devour their enemies in the hopes of gaining their strength and valor. And the chieftain is the tribe's strongest and most valiant warrior. So, if he is eaten, it's not for operational or strategic reasons.

[Petio]

Well, we're waiting for Linebacker 2 to force Zelenskyy to make peace, specifically, withdrawing from Donbas without a referendum. A good pretext has emerged, and Trump won't condemn it. But instead of B-52s, the second time around, there will be Iskanders, Kinzhals, and possibly Oreshniks.

[Right hand of the eye]

And yes, the most important thing to know, in light of this topic, is that the attacks on our president's residence occurred immediately after Trump's negotiations with Zelensky and his co., the main participants of which were military generals...

[alexoff]

Trump will say he didn't know how he spoke about the attack on the strategic plan. He has nothing to do with it at all; he's for peace and love, grandpa.

[Right hand of the eye]

Did you believe? )))
Just kidding... - I see that you're not.., I'm not one of those idiots, though..)))

[alexoff]

I don't think anyone believes it. Even those who write that Trump is fighting the evil globalist cannibals. They just dream that everything will somehow resolve itself...

[Right hand of the eye]

No, they really do believe it, and the absolute majority of them, at that.., (((which is depressing, very much. Well, how, in principle, could it be otherwise, if day after day on our most prime channels, quasi-experts (do they choose them on purpose?) are telling them that Trump, if not ours, then definitely truly wants an end to this conflict, peace, a peacemaker of sorts, pushing against his own, etc. (although all the facts say the opposite - Europe has become completely dependent on the States, having refused our resources under Trump's pressure and become hooked on theirs, the sale of US weapons brings huge profits to the USA, and most importantly, Russia as an obstacle to the absolute hegemony of the US elites over the world, it is they, and not Europe at all, who do not need Russia in such a sovereign, etc. state), that he is about to force the hand of the Greens for some reason (absurdly) and he will agree to our conditions, etc. Alas and ah, but sheep will remain sheep, like now, as many centuries ago, susceptible to aggressive propaganda and with their rational abilities leaving much to be desired...
The most interesting thing is that I understand, I know for sure that Putin and our top brass, the ruling elites, know for sure that Trump is not our friend and not a peacemaker at all, but a real enemy and even more dangerous than Biden, but they continue to play this peacemaking game with him, for some reason (I don’t know why, but apparently with some purpose), and what’s depressing is that among our people, so many, the absolute majority, are sheep who so easily fall for the aggressive propaganda broadcast through the media (for what purposes, that’s the question?), that Trump is a peacemaker, playing practically for us, really wants to end the war, etc.

[KTM-5]

We basically can't have friends in the US or Europe. But I believe Trump is still interested in ending the conflict. He's far more interested in China, which is easier to squabble with for cash and spheres of influence when there are no other major conflicts. Another issue is that his fellow Democrats are preventing him from stopping the war. And our leadership is simply skillfully exploiting their internal contradictions.

[Vladimir M]

Firstly, Doni has already "signed off" the outskirts of Russia for himself, which is why he is interested in "freezing" the conflict.
And secondly, the main threat to the US right now is China. And the goal is to "force" ("persuade") Russia to side with the US in the confrontation with China.

[KTM-5]

The outskirts aren't nearly as lucrative for the striped ones in terms of mineral resources. Extracting anything there requires significant investment. It would be far more profitable for Donny to cooperate with Russia and agree on jointly extracting something interesting on the Arctic shelf, for example.
And the agreement with UkraineOh, the minerals agreement was signed only to get at least something in return for their billions. "At least five o'clock from a black sheep."

[Vladimir M]

There are not only minerals there, but also land with black soil, although a bit "killed", access to the sea, water...

[guest]

Quote: Vladimir M

access to the sea

This definitely shouldn't be there.

[alexoff]

And the goal is to "force" ("persuade") Russia to side with the United States in the confrontation with China.

to the last Russian, obviously

[duschman80-81]

At the beginning of the Second World War, Russia, through the Israeli Prime Minister, gave Zelenskyy personal security guarantees. This proved a fatal mistake, as the evil, bloody clown felt he was personally safe, meaning he could continue his brazen behavior indefinitely. One hopes such guarantees will no longer be issued, and Russia will return to the practice of dialogue with terrorist leaders in a language they understand.

[Stalingrad2010]

They gave guarantees to Zelensky, but for some reason all the leaders of Bandera's Ukraine are still alive... Guarantees too?

[ugos]

Russia has absolutely no intelligence on Ukrainian territory. Our forces simply don't know where they live and where they live, and targeting civilians at random will only hurt them.

[Meaning of life]

Quote: duschman80-81

At the beginning of the Second World War, Russia, through the Israeli Prime Minister, gave Zelensky personal security guarantees.

Yes, the Israeli prime minister is a serious matter. You can ignore the guarantees given to your people (like the retirement age and the inviolability of the constitution), but you can't offend the Israeli prime minister. You can't just say to him, "Please be understanding."

[Volunteer Marek]

I hope that the ban on attacks on the government quarter in Kyiv has finally been lifted.

[Sebenza]

No way. Rublyovka hasn't been rolled out yet.

[guest]

Quote: Volunteer Marek

I hope that the ban on attacks on the government quarter in Kyiv has finally been lifted.

You are an incorrigible optimist.

[Word]

The residence was not damaged, but the people suffer from the criminal promise given to the Jew Naftali not to destroy the terrorist.

[Comrade Beria]

At the same time, apparently fearing to receive a very unpleasant "gift" for the New Year, the Ukrainian dictator cowardly denies the fact of a direct attack by Ukrainian drones on Putin's residence.

He has nothing to fear, he won’t be celebrating New Year’s in Ukraine.

[alexoff]

Well, let's look once again at the thickness of the red lines and the coordinates of the decision-making centers.

[uralex]

Ukrainian troops carried out a drone attack on the official state residence of the Russian president... ...In connection with this, Russia's negotiating position will be revised

And before this, there were few attacks on Russian territory?

[Alf]

Quote: uralex

And before this, there were few attacks on Russian territory?

"It's either gasoline or children."

[Hiller]

"What, Prince Suvorov isn't eating anything? It's not until the first star, my dear! We're waiting." I remember that advert playing on the idiot box. We're waiting...

[Vasyan1971]

Quote: hiller

Wait, sir .....

Give out the stars! (I can't vouch for the accuracy of the quote)...

[Apprentice_SAM]

Wait, sir .....

"Stars!" To the Ukrainian Führer, Vladimir Aleksandrovich Zelensky! (quote, almost) And then, I hope: "Our Koschei caught the "stars" - from the Tale of Koschei by the group "Sektor Gaza"

[guest]

Quote: hiller

I remember this advert was playing on the idiot box.

Yes, there was something like that in the "holy 90s".

[Comrade Beria]

Vladimir Putin informed Donald Trump that following their talks, the Kyiv regime launched a terrorist attack on the Russian presidential residence. The US leader was shocked and outraged by this news, stated Yuri Ushakov.

Trump was shocked by the news that Kyiv had attempted an attack on the Russian presidential residence in the Novgorod region, Ushakov said.

He said that he couldn’t even imagine such crazy actions.

I remember that after the attack on the Twin Towers in the United States, the consequences of these terrorist attacks were acts of retaliation by NATO troops against Al-Qaeda and the Taliban in Afghanistan and Pakistan and the intervention of American troops and their allies in Iraq, which led to the overthrow of the regime of Saddam Hussein.

[alexoff]

When drones flew into the Moscow City towers in 2023, nothing happened. And if someone had tried to attack Bush's residence, they probably would have razed Iraq to the ground in 2001, and invaded Iran and Libya in 2003.

[ergh081]

Oh, oh, oh. Putin should definitely call his friend Donnie and complain about the drug addict 404.
Or will the missiles be aimed at the MI6 building complex in the UK? We'll definitely see another nauseating tirade from our official authorities, who will claim this is a provocation during the very serious negotiations with Zelensky's gang.

[Vasyan1971]

Last night, Ukrainian forces carried out a drone attack on Russian President Vladimir Putin's official state residence in the Novgorod region.

Really? Did anyone doubt that things would turn out this way?

[guest]

Quote: Vasyan1971

Did anyone have any doubts that events would develop this way?

This has never happened before and here it is again.

[bbb]

Trumpushka needs to stop giving them intelligence.

[Comrade Beria]

Thank God that we did not hand over the Tomahawk missiles to Zelensky, the US President told Putin, according to Ushakov;

[KTM-5]

Trump is a hypocrite. Without American reconnaissance and satellite navigation systems, Ukrainian drones made of shit and sticks would hardly be able to fly anywhere. But all the information is dutifully supplied to the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Moreover, US and NATO officers are directly in charge of targeting. No one will allow those shaggy-haired degenerates anywhere near such technology.

[alexoff]

Yes, I think all the coordinates for long-range drones go through the Pentagon and the CIA; they'll deal with any amateur activity in an instant.

[Yuliy]

In a word, (bloggers) are being bullied and provoked... shoot them with rubber bullets twice

[Roman Efremov]

You should complain to Trump, he won’t let you offend him…

[White AK]

That is, when it arrived at the Kremlin, it was like that, but when all the lines were switched at the dacha, this story smells bad.

[Comrade Beria]

We need to strike not at the building on Bankova Street and the Embankment, but at the houses and facilities in Koncha Zaspa and the bunkers on the Pechora Hills, under the Dnieper embankment, and under Franko Park. The coordinates are known.

[Hiller]

They're based in protected command posts of the former Kyiv, Odessa, and Carpathian Military Districts, with at least three command posts for each district. Plus protected army command posts. At least three more. Plus shelters for local government bodies from the Soviet era. So there's plenty of room to hide.

[Sergey3]

They're based in protected command posts of the former Kyiv, Odessa, and Carpathian Military Districts, with at least three command posts for each district. Plus protected army command posts. At least three more. Plus shelters for local government bodies from the Soviet era. So there's plenty of room to hide.

This is exactly what the hazel tree was created for, it’s time to try it again...

[Victor19]

The bunker is deep underground. I'm guessing the Arsenalna station in Kyiv is 100 meters deep (a deep-level station is one of the deepest in the world).

[alexoff]

So, bury them there at depth, the coordinates of the tunnels and ventilation shafts are known

[PVV66]

Hmm... This is the most decent thing you can write without getting your article tarred...

[K-50]

The Ukrainian Armed Forces attempted to attack the Russian President's state residence with drones.

Why be upset?
Have we run out of missiles?
Demolish a bank in Kyiv or wherever the RAD guys are hiding. If the greenback can't get enough, and he's going around the world begging for alms, then his accomplices should be completely wiped out.
The next ones will knock on their own hands so that they can go into the basements howling in horror, if they have time. , there was no need to hide.
They live there as if there is no war between us, and they do mischief.
We need to show them that they are not untouchable and are very much mortal.
Well, these pigs don’t understand any other attitude, they don’t understand.

[Comrade Beria]

What will Trump say about this?

[K-50]

We can only thank our guys and ask for "more pins to the dead and different owls!"

[nikvp]

It's difficult to advise the General Staff. But it would be good to do it on the 31st at 11:59 p.m. Kyiv time.

[hector]

In this regard, Russia's negotiating position will be revised taking into account the Kyiv regime's final transition to a policy of state terrorism.

It's strange that there is no phrase about the spirit of Anchorage.

[Right hand of the eye]

Quote: Comrade Beria

Trump was shocked by the news that Kyiv had attempted an attack on the Russian presidential residence in the Novgorod region, Ushakov said.

And then he called Zelensky and said he was pleased, patted him on the head ))). He praised the puppet, promised to continue supporting him with "cards," which Zelensky, without the USA (a direct quote from Trump), doesn't have...)))

[AshPoseidon]

...the Ukrainian Armed Forces' targeted attack on the Russian leader's state residence allows Russia to reconsider its target list in Ukraine.

[Vic Vic]

Firstly, we are back in the role of responders;
Secondly, what a strange concept of military operations. Who said that attacking the residences of state leaders during wars is against the rules? Where do these concepts come from? Okay, we came up with these rules and concepts ourselves, but what's with the surprise and gasps when the enemy uses conventional military methods against us? If the enemy is identified, then we must fight from the very beginning as if they've already done everything possible and impossible against us (except perhaps the use of weapons of mass destruction). Then, ultimately, there will be fewer casualties, and the war will end faster.

[Apprentice_SAM]

Quote: Vasyan1971

Last night, Ukrainian forces carried out a drone attack on Russian President Vladimir Putin's official state residence in the Novgorod region.

Really? Did anyone doubt that things would turn out this way?

There was still hope that several of these UAVs would turn around and fly towards London, let's say... and fly there

[Don Analyst]

Vladimir Vladimirovich, God bless you!

[Serik Bur]

Don, I support you, now the workers of Cypsota will go crazy over your post.

[snow mountain]

Now we have the perfect excuse to strike at the clown's residence! And the sooner we finish him off, the better!

[asterisk200]

What's the reason, I wonder? A verbal assertion that something was attacked?

[P]

I'm really looking forward to when the ruling class involved in the conflict finally starts taking casualties. I'm hoping for the best.

[Mikhail Nasharashev]

the ruling class of which country?

[valera75]

And what did Medvedev say? He should have turned the entire Bankova Street into a pile of concrete and glass long ago, claiming Crimea as Russian territory, and then this happened.

[Vladimir M]

On the one hand, the attack on the residence is an utter stupidity on Zelensky's part, both from a military and political perspective...
On the other hand, there must be a purpose to this attack. Perhaps it's the Englishwoman's attempt to disrupt the match-fixing, or perhaps it's Doni being "scared"?

[vhunter]

Zelensky wished the Russian president good health in his Christmas message...

[Vladimir M]

What does "wishing good health" have to do with it?
This attack, even with such means, cannot even theoretically pose a threat to GDP...
That's why I can't understand the purpose of this attack.

[vhunter]

This shows he's not a pushover. Said and done...

[Mikhail Nasharashev]

but dad will really punish him for this

[Ban Zai]

How many arrows are broken, how many clever thoughts are on the level of professorial dissertations (even that sometimes...), but to understand the simple truth that as long as they have property, there are also interests abroad, then they will not be able to make adequate decisions within the framework of the interests of the Russian Federation itself... IMITATION...

[Anyuta Glorious]

There's nothing to be surprised or outraged about. The Second World War is in its fourth year, and its goals haven't been achieved. Since Ukraine's elite is still alive and kicking, that means they'll bomb Moscow, the Kremlin, and Russia. They're carrying out sabotage and terrorist attacks in Russia, while we're doing nothing behind their lines, eliminating no one. That's the logical outcome. Winners are not judged! How much longer can we continue to bow and scrape before the international community, to our own detriment?

[Vasya72]

Oil refineries should be guarded like that, but alas, they are just ordinary citizens...

[Serik Bur]

Quote: mikh-korsakov

This is usually followed by a statement that reckless actions will not go unanswered at a time and place of our choosing. A couple of weeks later, they announce that a response has been made. That's the last thing we want. What are we waiting for?

When such statements are made, a massive uproar ensues on the enemy's side. Chaos is also a weapon.

[ugos]

When such statements are made, a massive uproar ensues on the enemy's side. Chaos is also a weapon.

This works once, maybe twice, and then they get used to it, and don't pay attention to these statements, and become even more brazen, and so on ad infinitum... but the image of the suckers drops to zero...

[al3x]

And you keep protecting the asses of Zeli and his company. Ugh. I'm watching the news now, and the experts are puffing out their chests, "We're about to start!" No one's going to start anything; how long can they keep feeding the same old story to the people? The boys will continue to advance the front on the ground, costing their lives.

[acetophenone]

Well, they attacked, and they attacked. It's war, after all. At least, that's what the Ukrainians say – war.

[Yuri L]

Everything's fine within the red lines, but... there's no room left inside the circle after today. Where should they go next?

[tralflot1832]

A monkey recently threatened Trump, maybe even Putin. I didn't think Trump would ignore it. Trump himself should fear for his life – the "beast" won't survive an FPV drone with an RPG-7 grenade. Only the wheels will remain.

[tralflot1832]

A monkey recently threatened Trump, maybe even Putin. I didn't think Trump would ignore it. Trump himself should fear for his life – the "beast" won't survive an FPV drone with an RPG-7 grenade. Only the wheels will remain.

[NakedMan]

Excellent. Everyone remembers that you don't negotiate with terrorists; it only makes them more brazen. What should we do?

[Meaning of life]

Quote: Naked Man

Excellent. Everyone remembers that you don't negotiate with terrorists; it only makes them more brazen. What should we do?

You ask as if something depends on us.

[rs777]

Let's conclude Minsk-3 and show a couple of goodwill gestures towards Ukrainian terrorists.

[Meaning of life]

People, please answer, did anyone know before that Putin has a residence in the Novgorod region???

[Mikhail Nasharashev]

I didn't know, but that's not important, what's important is that Zelensky knew, that's enough for punishment,
Listen, he has so many residences that a lifetime wouldn't be enough to live in them all. Why not have one in the Novgorod region too?

[kventinasd]

Quote: The Meaning of Life

People, please answer, did anyone know before that Putin has a residence in the Novgorod region???

Many apparently aren't aware, but the whole world knows that the Supreme Commander occasionally visits Valdai. And this residence isn't just Putin's residence or vacation spot, but a strategic command post for the country's nuclear triad. And the very fact of an attack on such a facility is a Casus Belli, regardless of the commander-in-chief's location.
I think our response to such an attack will be very devastating.

[Meaning of life]

Quote: kventinasd

This residence is not just a place of residence or rest for the President, but a strategic facility for managing the country's nuclear triad.

Where does such interesting information come from?

Quote: kventinasd

the very fact of an attack on such an object is a Casus Belli

I see. Continuation of "We haven't even started yet."

Quote: kventinasd

I think our response to such an attack will be very devastating.

People never get tired of believing in miracles.

[Maximum.1]

Rappresaglia fortissima e senza alcun limite.Colpire tutti i palazzi di questo stato terrorista.

[avdkrd]

The strangest thing about this story is that the counterattack wasn't prepared and wasn't carried out immediately. Didn't anyone really anticipate such a scenario? The second thing that's disturbing is the public announcements about preparing a counterattack. Are you serious? It's like in boxing, when your opponent says, "Now I'm going to swing and throw a hook, and then I'm going to hit you not in the head, but in the shoulder..."

[Mikhail Nasharashev]

You don't understand the idea
If I answer immediately, everyone will say it's a setup.
and so slooooowly the bull will come down from the mountain and......

[Meaning of life]

There was a great writer (no joke) named Saltykov-Shchedrin. He wrote a short children's story called "Bogatyr." It was never published before the Revolution. When you read it, you'll understand why. https://deti-online.com/knigi/bogatyr/#reader

[jovanni]

People are so excited, as if they had already actually "answered"...

[Graz]

Nothing surprising here, I wonder from what direction the attack with so many drones came? Was it near NATO countries, or maybe from there? Then why are our authorities silent? That's the question.

[Andron78]

Because if I say anything more, a howl akin to the locals will immediately rise. Because even if they weren't non-brothers, they are still to blame and will be held accountable.

[Moneron]

The planet of the pink ponies has been disturbed. It turns out it can fly there too. So what next?

[Mikhail Nasharashev]

"You yourself, your dogs and your shepherds,
You all want me to be evil
And if you can, then you always harm me:
But I will pay you back for their sins."
"Oh, how am I guilty?" - "Shut up! I'm tired of listening
Leisure me sort your fault, puppy!
It’s your fault that I want to eat. ”
He said it and dragged Yagnenko (Zelensky and the Ukrainian Armed Forces) into the dark forest."
war... is war
all means are good here
And it doesn't matter - why attack a residence in the Novgorod region when the President is in Moscow?)))))))))))))))

[VTOL Helicopter]

It should be noted that the author would not like your conclusions about the moral of this fable.

[alexleony]

Zelenskyy is needed alive so that after the conflict is over, he can be held solely responsible for the war. How can we explain to the people that we need to mend fences with people who aren't our brothers? Say they're fine, but Zelenskyy and his team forced them to the front, etc. Basically, apologies. In reality, we haven't seen any resistance to either the forced mobilization or the persecution of Russian speakers and Orthodoxy, so we can conclude that the SVO was started correctly.

[Totor5]

Why is it always Kyiv, not Moscow, that determines the level of escalation?

[Arifon]

"However, Moscow does not intend to withdraw from the negotiation process itself for now..."
And in vain. A good reason to stop even thinking about negotiating with fascists! Firstly, it's immoral towards the victims of this regime, and secondly, such negotiations are pointless, for a number of well-known reasons...

[asng]

So, schools, hospitals, houses, buses, trains... can be bombed. But the residence - no-no!? Absurd! Killing hundreds of thousands of young men is a trifle! But the residence - NO! A telling example of the government's attitude towards the people. It's wrong, unfair.

[th.kuzmichev]

This is an indication that our people have mastered information warfare. There would have been silence in the media about the attacks on the school or the oil refinery, but now there will be noise, and not in Ukraine's favor. And no one needs a free residence (if it even exists).

[rs777]

Four years of being an ostrich. Ukraine has been terrorizing Russia for four years. And some people refused to notice. But when the Putin residence was attacked, they noticed.

[asng]

That really touched a nerve. How so!? We came out to play? A sporting competition? And if not, if it's a fight for life, then what are the rules? If it's a mortal combat, then hit the most sensitive and vital organs. And know that the same could happen to you. So strike first, without pity or compassion. What kind of childish games are these, what kind of theater is this, where Europe and the striped ones are the main spectators in the front rows, placing bets? And our coaches are calling for a game by the rules of sport. You can't treat the fighters in the ring so disdainfully. Let's remember Spartacus.

[kig]

Well, if you pick up a weapon, be prepared for them to shoot at you too...

[navigator777]

Quote: Yuri L

Everything's fine within the red lines, but... there's no room left inside the circle after today. Where should they go next?

Let him do it, what does it matter to you if he is not capable of more.

[Kamalov]

This is an order from those who want to continue fighting, such as Great Britain, Germany, and France, at the hands of Ukrainians.

[Uma palata]

Quote from ugos

including strikes on Bankoy...

There will 100% be no strikes. They'll say, "We reserve the right to respond at any time." We've been through this before, after the attack on the Kremlin.
''They expected bloodshed from him, but he didn't even eat the Chizhik''[c]

In fact, attacking the Neanderthals is the correct use of their attack, with swift and brutal information coverage of the situation.
There's no need to physically hit, just use it wisely. Look what these savages did.

[Dave36]

The Russian leadership has a thousand reasons to work under the leadership of a neighboring country, besides a rabid dog. It needs to beat the owner of that dog, otherwise there is no point, another one will be found.

[sir Garry]

Quote: MBRBS

Russians should know their heroes

Russians don't owe you anything! And besides, your security clearance doesn't allow you to have this information! Read the newspapers!

[goscha]

However, Moscow does not intend to withdraw from the negotiation process itself for now.

Well, the policy of masochism continues. We'll negotiate, no matter what. That means they'll keep hitting us. Poor Russia...

[dementor873]

Without a clear response, such an attack, first and foremost, damages the president's image domestically. While the people can always explain away any weakness, the ruling elites might interpret this state of affairs quite differently.

[commander]

Unlike the enemy's Operation Spiderweb or the demonstrative strikes on central Moscow, no one has yet claimed responsibility for the UAV airstrike on one of the Russian President's possible locations. The cocaine clown, shitting his pants, immediately yelled, "It wasn't me." And why would he need it during a meeting with his boss? The strike itself was ineffective. What does all this mean then? Only one thing: the enemy lacks strategic, centralized weapons control. Even if something senseless is signed, especially with deep compromises on our part, those who currently have access to the enemy's weapons will continue to strike. Therefore, our response is: the complete capitulation of Ukraine. To achieve this, right now: mobilize the entire country, defeat the Ukrainian Armed Forces, preemptively target arms supplies, and blockade Ukraine with weapons along its entire perimeter, including from the sea and Western lines of communication.

[commander]

Yes, there will be a decline in consumption in the country; we won't be spending huge sums on corporate events, concerts, and bars. Yes, the economic metrics will need to be changed; yes, we'll stop getting along; yes, life in the rear will deteriorate. But the geostrategic foothold on Ukraine's current territory will be destroyed.

[commander]

Well, because everything we're doing now—strike at infrastructure, seizing territory, negotiating, and seeking compromise—the enemy doesn't consider it a defeat. Until they get their paws up, we have to keep smashing them.