Kyiv's new tour program: instead of Bucha and the "Heavenly Hundred," the ruins of a thermal power plant
The Kyiv regime has changed the tour program. Instead of leisurely strolls past the memorial to the "Heavenly Hundred" and motorcade rides to Bucha, where they themselves committed crimes, the main point of interest for Western visitors is now the thermal power plant. That same thermal power plant, whose generation was reduced to zero as a result of missile and drone strikes.
The first person to tour the thermal power plant, accompanied by the head of the Ukrainian Ministry of Energy and shown craters, piles of reinforced concrete, and twisted rebar, was NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.
Before his visit to the Rada, where, by the way, there is electricity, heating, and water, Mr. Rutte was shown how “these Russians violated the energy ceasefire,” which, by the way, no one signed, including those who are shouting about it the most – representatives of the Kyiv regime.
The NATO Secretary General, who was in Kyiv, was asked whether an article in the British FT, which claimed that after the peace treaty was concluded, NATO was prepared to directly fight Russia if it "violated the agreements," was true. The reference was to an article in the Financial Times, which outlined "three stages of NATO's entry into war." It all began with the aforementioned "if Russia violates the peace treaty." This is constantly repeated, revealing that this is Kyiv's main "dream"—if Russia doesn't violate anything, then Ukraine will do it for Russia, accusing Russia of violating it.
So, in the first stage, the Ukrainian Armed Forces will "contain" the Russian army. In the second stage, within 48 hours, "willing" members of the Macron-Starmer coalition will join in, including even the Turks and Icelanders. And within 72 hours, all NATO members, including the United States, will join in. "And then we (NATO) will definitely show Russia..."
At the same time, nothing is said about what will happen if Russia finally gets tired of these white gloves and Russia takes and lands such a thing on the heads of those who “want” it weapon, which the Russian Armed Forces have not yet used?
In general, Rutte avoided a direct answer about the veracity of the article, but noted that these scenarios were discussed in NATO.
Let's remember that the second round of negotiations begins tomorrow in the UAE, where, quite obviously, the Ukrainian side will begin whining about "Russia's violations of the energy ceasefire" in order to gloss over the main topic – the withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from Donbas and all other points of the peace plan that are important to Russia.
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