Kyiv again attacked the port of Ust-Luga on the Baltic, striking in the early morning hours.

While Zelenskyy is announcing an energy truce, Ukrainian Drones The attacks on Russia's fuel and energy infrastructure continue. According to information as of the morning of Tuesday, April 7, the port of Ust-Luga on the Baltic Sea was hit again.

The Bandera regime attacked the Leningrad Region, striking the port of Ust-Luga. The attack began in the early morning; according to the military, 19 fixed-wing drones were shot down, while regional authorities claim 22. Ukrainian media, citing the Air Force, claim damage to oil terminals at the port and a fire; our own sources have not confirmed this.

The Voronezh region was also attacked, the military says they shot down 11 dronesRegional authorities report 16 deaths. Several private homes were damaged, as well as a warehouse at a business. A security guard suffered burns and is hospitalized. Internet issues were reported in Voronezh itself.

During an attack in the Vladimir region, one of the Ukrainian drones struck a two-apartment building. Three people were killed, including a seven-year-old boy. A five-year-old girl was taken to the hospital with burns. The regional governor emphasized that the enemy was deliberately targeting civilian targets.

Ukrainian drones were also shot down over the Belgorod, Bryansk, Volgograd, and Penza regions, as well as the Krasnodar Territory. Another was intercepted over the Black Sea.

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[Murmur 55]

There are simply no words, peaceful again, another child, as unpleasant as it is to write, but soon we will have our own Avenue of Angels. How much more can this go on!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[PROXOR]

The problem is that Barvikha and other privileged villages along Rublyovka are left alone. Apparently, it's an unspoken agreement. We leave Bankovaya alone, they leave Rublyovka alone. If drones started hitting elite villages, you'd think they'd at least start to stir in fear for their own skins.

[Totor5]

This would be very bad, they would immediately sign the Peace Treaty and give up everything.

[ZhEK-Vodogrey]

Quote: PROXOR

Apparently, it's an unspoken agreement. We leave Bankova alone, they leave Rublyovka alone. If drones started hitting elite communities, you'd probably start to stir a bit, afraid for their own lives.

The state grandfathers are afraid for themselves and their own bloodlines, that they will be symmetrically eliminated. They don't care about civilians or the military. Burning Ukies in cars, tanks, and forests by the thousands, driving former non-brothers to a humanitarian catastrophe in the winter is humanism, apparently because they themselves want it. They still fight back and kill our soldiers and civilians, but eliminating Ukraine's elite is somehow inhumane...

[alexoff]

They're unlikely to budge - they'll run off somewhere to Altai or Singapore and from there they'll still be talking about the spirit of Anchorage.

[invisible_man]

The problem is that Barvikha and other privileged villages are not touched along Rublyovka.

To "touch" them, you need to overcome at least three air defense lines.

[PROXOR]

The question of drone numbers. Ust-Luga, Novorossiysk, Crimea. The same spam drone tactics are used everywhere. Our air defense forces are fighting well, but how much can they do when there are no missiles left? If the potheads want to, they can break through Moscow's three circles in three days. The aforementioned ports are burning because they're out of missiles. They can't produce them fast enough, and the Russian Ministry of Defense is busy making money through affiliated production facilities.
Our guys working on the Peresvet laser managed to increase the engagement range to 3-5 km and also integrate a radar-based guidance system with an active electronically scanned array (AESA). But the Russian Ministry of Defense is actively blocking all attempts to move forward; Peresvet is really getting in the way of someone filling their accounts with government money.

[Per se.]

Quote: PROXOR

When would drones start ironing elite villages?

The real question is: why is our "elite" deciding how the rest of Russia should live, especially when these gentlemen with dual and triple citizenship are all in the West and with the West? Why are those who created the anti-Russia in Ukraine, who armed and directed it, our negotiating intermediaries? Finally, what kind of negotiations can there be with the Russophobic Bandera regime, other than the conditions of its complete capitulation and a trial of war criminals? Why is this all happening, who is behind it, what are the current goals of the North-Eastern Military District, if not to bleed Russia dry in an "operation" with no end in sight?

[Bayun]

The answer is simple. I've said it here many times and I'll repeat it: the elites of the entire world serve the Global Oligarchy. Once again: THE WHOLE WORLD. And what values ​​to use to oppress the people—"non-traditional" or "traditional," "prohibitions or freedoms"—is decided locally.

What could prevent this, with an 87%, excuse me, herd? Only a planetary cataclysm that disrupts the foundations of normal life. For example, super-powerful solar flares and the burning out of satellites, mobile devices, and the like.

Otherwise, 87% will end up in a digital Gulag or Auschwitz, again at the discretion of local traitorous elites. Opponents of the New World Order will most likely be humanely handed over to punitive medical treatment.

P.S.: For those who don't understand, Kobyaka19 was a global obedience test. It demonstrated the level of patience of nations, after which a phase of local non-wars began. What follows will be the destruction of several megacities and the experimental destruction of civilization in some countries.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Bayun

there will be the destruction of a number of megacities and the experimental destruction of civilization in some countries

I'm embarrassed to ask: why?

[Bayun]

...for the sake of an EXPERIMENT. Some villains are curious about destroying an anthill, while others are curious about destroying a human nest.

Born in a castle, with billions of dollars for a hundred lives, it's hard to cope with the evil in one... Some, like the stupid princes, go on all sorts of rampages, "like Epstein." But there are also very, very smart people, and therefore terribly evil. For them fun - to conduct experiments on people, countries and "all regressive humanity."

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Bayun

It's fun to experiment on people, countries, and "all of regressive humanity."

Something's dubious. It sounds like comic book supervillains with cunning plans and very strange motivations.

[Bayun]

Supervillains - yes the real self-expression of Western elites.

Ridiculous and bizarre... Judge for yourself. We're fighting a "clown" and a drug addict. The US President is a "psycho." The leaders of Europe are "fools."

If we ignore the above, it turns out that all of us, voters around the world, are complete degenerates, since we "elect" such people. But if we don't elect anything, the global political "circle" becomes logical: they are set up to mock people and, ultimately, to destroy nations.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Bayun

The US President is a "psycho." European leaders are "fools"... they are appointed to mock people and ultimately destroy nations.

By whom? In the materialistic paradigm, I don't see any way to explain who's capable of such a thing.

[Bayun]

I suppose you know Pound from "The Golden Calf." Well, that's exactly how global power and ownership are structured in the "materialistic paradigm." large Property. Idiots "answer to the law" in no country. Either the "Pound Director" is held accountable, or, if things get really bad, the dummy Pound Owner.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Bayun

This is exactly how world power is structured in the “materialistic paradigm”

And who exactly appoints American presidents or Chinese general secretaries? And by what authority?

[Arkady007]

The trouble is elsewhere.................................................

[Aerolab]

As long as the government officials remain in power.

[Atheist]

As long as the state grandfathers remain in power

Well, most of our citizens are apolitical. Instead of going to the polling station, they prefer to sit on the couch with a beer, muttering under their breath, "They'll decide everything for us there anyway." So, they decide for us the way they want—why whine and puff out your cheeks now?

[your vsr 66-67]

Quote: Atheist

Instead of going to the polling station, they prefer to sit on the couch with a beer, muttering under their breath: "They'll decide everything for us there anyway."

Atheist
You know, I was once an observer at a precinct polling station. Everything was done legally at the polling station. Then the ballots had to be transported 160 km by train and 22 km by car to the district. They took me by train, and I went along with them, accompanied by a senior lieutenant of the police at the time, a good friend of mine.
It all started in the train car. They throw out the "unnecessary" ballots, stuff in the "necessary" ones!
And they actually found uncanceled blank ballots! The cancelled ones had the corners cut off, but these were whole?!
So, more ballots were issued in advance?
Okay, I'm telling the senior lieutenant, Sanya, where are you looking?
He, I advise you not to watch either!
I don't want to lose my job in the authorities, and you alone won't prove anything!
Curtain...
ps All this happened in the early 2000s
Of course, you get a plus for your position. Not everyone knows the dark side of our "fair" elections!

[Bayun]

Democracy is only possible where "everyone knows everyone": in gardening associations and garage cooperatives. Elite "cooperatives" also have democracy.

And then the elite's will is transmitted to the people through a brutal political-commercial dictatorship with elements of controlled mob rule. It's easier to tear a truth-teller apart with a "wave of popular anger" (including online obstruction) than to persecute them politically.

[Silver99]

There's just pure anger coming from these homegrown "Leopolds" with their red pencils and foreign accounts... only they don't realize that the red lines are drawn with the blood of the Russian population.

[ARIONkrsk]

Quote from Silver99

There's just pure anger coming from these homegrown "Leopolds" with their red pencils and foreign accounts... only they don't realize that the red lines are drawn with the blood of the Russian population.

They are all catching up, it’s not their blood.

[knn54]

- 19 unmanned aerial vehicles of the AIRCRAFT type were shot down,
The advantage of the Ukrainian Armed Forces (and Co.) over the Russian Armed Forces in drones of THIS type is, unfortunately, undeniable.

[Apis1962]

We also do not take action against Swedish aircraft that, while over the Baltic, direct UAVs to our ports.

[Gardamir]

Well, they shoot, since no one here objects.

[opuonmed]

The port of Ust-Luga on the Baltic Sea was attacked again

Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova: I warned them yesterday, and they're still waiting for a harsh response.

[ugos]

Wait for an answer... wait for an answer... and be patient... be patient... please...

[Szerg]

There will be a stern warning or expression of serious concern.

[Alexander Shcherbakov]

How can you understand this? It’s hard to even comprehend that the Baltic bastards ignored the warnings of Zakharova herself, who warned them of punishment for drones flying through their territory from Ukraine.

[wladimirjankov]

On April 7, the port of Ust-Luga on the Baltic was attacked again.

And again, it seems we don’t know where these UAVs came from.

[Apis1962]

The answer could be as simple as that: I think we have captured Ukrainian drones. They need to be equipped and sent across Lake Peipus to Estonian targets. That would be the correct and sensible answer.

[saigon]

So the guarantor is silent, not giving any orders? Maybe they're already preparing for peace on who knows what terms. But the main thing is that the internet will prevail before the elections, and will the country last until then? It feels like the murder of the USSR. A lingering hopelessness, a real chore.

[novel66]

I'd be interested to know where they flew to Ust-Luga from.

[Vladimir M]

Most likely, the drones were launched from the territories of the "Baltic sprats".
We would be "embarrassed" to admit it officially, otherwise we would have to answer.
And how can one respond to someone "from their own bloodline" who settled in Europe?

[Stas157]

Quote: Vladimir M

Most likely, the drones were launched from the territories of the "Baltic sprats".

Maria Zakharova and Dmitry Peskov just warned them. So it didn't work? They need to be warned again!

[Stirbjorn]

Quote: Stas157

Maria Zakharova and Dmitry Peskov just warned them. So it didn't work? They need to be warned again!

It had the opposite effect...it would have been better if they had kept quiet.

[ARIONkrsk]

Quote: Stirbjorn

Quote: Stas157

Maria Zakharova and Dmitry Peskov just warned them. So it didn't work? They need to be warned again!

It had the opposite effect...it would have been better if they had kept quiet.

They don't want to follow the example of the country's leader, so he keeps silent and doesn't show his face.

[Vladimir M]

It's doubtful that drones from Ukraine flew via Poland and the Baltic states to Ust-Luga. It would be too much of a detour.
Of course, it is possible through Belarus, but it is only possible through Belarus once; a second time will not work.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Stas157

Maria Zakharova and Dmitry Peskov just warned them. So it didn't work? They need to be warned again!

Then warn again... And again...

[ZhEK-Vodogrey]

Quote: Stas157

Maria Zakharova and Dmitry Peskov just issued a warning. So it didn't work? We need to issue another warning!

The Balts know nothing will happen, so they're being brazen. Plus, the Ukies really need their airspace because Starlink is there, and you can't jam it. Soon they'll fly to Kaliningrad, I think, primarily via Iskanders, with a clear message.

[Apis1962]

The red markers for the new red lines probably haven't arrived yet. Once they do, we'll warn you with new red lines.

[fuel oil]

Zakharova warned of the consequences, Peskov said he would analyze it, and Matviyenko said something about flexibility and compliance, and also about how we are a respected country and everyone respects us...

[Victor Leningradets]

Several launchers were recently discovered in a forest near Sestroretsk. The SBU and MI-6 are working productively with the diaspora.

[Ivan№One]

Perhaps from where they warned sternly yesterday
But it is not exactly

[Flooding]

During an attack in the Vladimir region, one of the Ukrainian drones struck a two-apartment building. Three people were killed, including a seven-year-old boy. A five-year-old girl was taken to the hospital with burns.

Poor innocent children.
Unhappy parents.

[alanery]

Zakharova threatened the tribals with retaliation if anything came out of them again! What now? Will there be a retaliatory strike, or will concern save us again? Just blah-blah-blah...?!

[ZhEK-Vodogrey]

Quote from alanery

Zakharova threatened the Tribalts with retaliation if anything flew from them again! What now?

There will be a special warning from Zakharova. This is of the utmost concern.

[yuriy55]

Quote: ZhEK-Vodogrey

There will be a special warning from Zakharova. This is of the utmost concern.

At her age, the depth of concern is no more than 15 cm.
In general, I'm just curious what kind of responses she might give the Baltics for assisting the Nazis?

[Murzik]

Even the Balts don't care about the Kremlin's cuckolds; 2012 was the starting point of Russia's betrayal.

[next322]

I wonder if Grandpa even heard that Ust-Luga is being turned into dust, and that Novorossiysk was just yesterday, along with the Black Sea Fleet? Buy him a smartphone and teach him how to use the internet.

[vitaliy20091959]

And where did they fly to the Leningrad region from this time, will the little one tell us and dance?

[g_ae]

He will definitely dance. Deep concern about the exit.

[Montezuma]

Regarding Ust-Luga, we're awaiting statements, not from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as yesterday, but from the Ministry of Defense. And subsequent concrete actions against those involved in these drone strikes.

[phrases]

Meanwhile, the Black Sea "grain corridor" continues to function smoothly. One can only guess what kind of "grain" they're transporting and who benefits from it.

[Totor5]

Why were the strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure stopped?

[ugos]

So the grandfather from overseas asked, and his request, for our grandfather, is an order...

[Totor5]

I think they both have the same master – Jewish Satanist globalists. They just tell Trump what to do and Putin what not to do.

But I think the real war will begin a little later and will take place on Russian territory, something like the Great Time of Troubles No. 2, to which the Zionist oligarchs, led by the senile Strategist, are leading us.

[Bayun]

Satanists, yes. And ordinary Jews are being beaten just like us, and even worse. I'll assume they're scaling the Time of Troubles worldwide, so that without wasting time on trifles, they can establish a planetary New World Order. traditional values for Digital Gulag and unconventional, where the Zifer-Fuhrer will be. Of course, to the delight of the World Oligarchy, the traditional will FOREVER fight the non-traditional for "common oligarchic values".

[urik62]

Just yesterday Zakharova threatened retaliatory measures.

[Silver99]

Apparently her words didn't frighten the Balts... today there will be a very, very serious warning... which only makes the West laugh.

[alexoff]

The drones are flying slowly; they were already launched when she warned them, so she'll have to understand and forgive them. Now, if they make it next time, oh well!... Then they'll demand the media stop writing about Ust-Luga—that way, no one will know about their disgrace, checkmate!

[Maxim from Irkutsk]

No longer relevant, new lines will be drawn!

[tralflot1832]

There are simply no words to comment on the Ukrainian Armed Forces media's response to the strikes on Russian oil terminals. Funny thing: before the attack on the Caspian Pipeline Consortium in the Black Sea, one of the last to fill up with oil was a British tanker, and it looks like it's bigger than an Afromax.

[tank_killer156]

So what if I got cheated again,,,(

"They will deal with the response": Russia issued a warning to the Baltic states) This was yesterday, damn, yesterday I was watching Solovyov and all the experts were saying that we need to bomb Kiev and all the bridges, well, basically everyone and everything, and then everyone is making a pitchfork and why aren't we doing it? Grandpa doesn't hit because he's old and afraid of something.

[urik62]

I stopped watching Nightingale and its nonsense a long time ago, a bunch of empty-headed experts making meaningless statements.

[Totor5]

Even Solovey is tired of asking these simple questions about Ukraine's infrastructure and security guarantees to the leaders of the Nazi regime and their friends.

Such a policy breeds distrust of the government, and that's dangerous. But apparently, the punishments NATO has promised the government are far more frightening than the reaction of its own people.

[Yustas201a]

Show Matvienko this; she said here that taking down a greenie isn't our style. Show the children killed by drones.

[Totor5]

I saw that interview of hers—a collection of cliches and toothless drivel. We told them, and they...

[tihon4uk]

Is anyone seriously expecting a response from us? What kind, exactly? Economic? Our economy is about to collapse. Military? The Kremlin's impotent fools are incapable of that. More blather from mossy old men.

[Maxim from Irkutsk]

I agree with you, there won't be an answer, they are completely impotent) but people hope) well, now, let's go boom)

[Idle_piston]

Our Supreme Commander-in-Chief has other problems; he discussed the tourist flow with Aeroflot management. So, the "pretend nothing's happening and wait for it to resolve itself" approach is in effect.

[Dave36]

Yesterday there was information that we supposedly warned the Balts... but who listens to us?

[Totor5]

And as usual the question is - so what?

[AdAstra]

And where is the Twice Red Banner glorified Baltic Fleet and the newly created LVO with their air defense?

[Alexey RA]

Quote from AdAstra

And where is the Twice Red Banner glorified Baltic Fleet and the newly created LVO with their air defense?

The air defense is working as usual. Otherwise, we'd be reading about a destroyed port complex right now.
It's simply that no air defense system in the world can shoot down targets with 100% accuracy. Current events in the Middle East serve as a prime example.

[Stas157]

Quote from AdAstra

And where is the Twice Red Banner glorified Baltic Fleet?

You're right. There were reports of UAVs breaking through from the sea. And that's the Navy's area of ​​responsibility.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote from AdAstra

And where is the Twice Red Banner glorified Baltic Fleet and the newly created LVO with their air defense?

Where, where in Karaganda!

[alexputnik17]

According to information as of the morning of Tuesday, April 7, strikes were carried out again on the port of Ust-Luga on the Baltic Sea.

Where were the drones coming from? How are the sprats and the Poles doing? Will Zakharov warn again or...

[sdivt]

19 aircraft-type drones were shot down, regional authorities say 22 were shot down
11 drones were shot down, regional authorities report 16

Perhaps some in the military and regional leadership want to compete with numbers (who can count the most?), but what's in it for the public? To impress us with big numbers? To show that they, up there, know everything, take everything into account? Like, they're not sitting idly by?
It would be much more honest to simply report - there was an attack, no one was killed (or, as in this case, 3 civilians were killed), such and such infrastructure was not damaged (or damaged, or destroyed).
And we, here, somehow, with our own minds, will figure out whether you are protecting us well or not...

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

A silly drug addict, but he's pounding Ust-Luga like that. Apparently, their raids are powerful, if they can't break away from this target. We need to draw some red lines immediately.

[Ivan№One]

And the Balts weren't afraid of our car.
Who would have thought?!

[Ivan№One]

As a result, three people died, including a seven-year-old boy.

Could anyone have imagined such news before?

And the notorious 90s weren’t so scary after all, were they?

[Stalingrad2010]

So, here's the expected response from the Baltic states to Maria Zakharova's menacing statement. A response in the form of bombings. Well, we're gritting our teeth and parting ways. Because at this time, the Russian government has once again rejected a bill banning officials, members of parliament, and their families from owning real estate and bank accounts abroad. It's been rejecting it since 2016. This is our answer to what's happening and what to expect next.

[rafat]

I'll beep my message beep beep beep beep.

[opuonmed]

The countries in question have been given a corresponding warning. If the regimes in these countries are smart enough, they'll listen. If not, then they'll have to deal with it.

The answer will come soon, so let's see the answer.

[Romanenko]

It's high time to move from drawing red lines with markers on paper to writing them with weapons and the blood of enemies. Everyone just west of the Russian border doesn't understand words; they only understand fear and horror.

[canurodes]

We will have a most unconventional, asymmetrical response - we will raise fuel prices, to spite our enemies.

[Yuri Khuchev]

I don't understand why the government can't protect the region from this scourge.

[Andrey Victorovich]

Hello, MFA! What's wrong with your face?

[Sergey Novikov_3]

"As a result, three people died, including a seven-year-old boy. A five-year-old girl was taken to the hospital with burns."

... This is what we need to take revenge for, and take revenge very cruelly... Not by talking, but by doing.

[Esaul]

Well, Ust-Luga was attacked again via Estonia, and our Foreign Ministry just threatened the Baltics yesterday. Looks like we'll have to answer for our words now – hand them a note to their ambassador, or drop an FAB into an open field somewhere near Kharkiv, and Roskomnadzor will block something for us again.

[agond]

The risks of oil transit through the Baltic were predictable from the very beginning of the construction of terminals in Ust-Luga. Incidentally, the nearest oil field is located at a distance of about 1300 km, which is 2.5 times further than, for example, the ports in Arkhangelsk.

[Anatoly Eliseev]

Oh, how bad they are! They don't keep their word. It's DISGUSTING to read!

[Vladimirius]

Ukraine is already waging a guerrilla war across Russia, and it must be said, it's far more successful than our military leaders at the front. Not only are frontline territories being reduced to ruins (the economy, too, is crumbling before our eyes), but also major economic conglomerates. But here, it's as if the war itself is a separate entity—somewhere they're fighting, and the rest of the country is on its own. From the very beginning, even the most inexperienced understood the incompetent leadership, and nothing has changed, only for the worse—a feeling of utter hopelessness. They've become accustomed to relying on the courage and heroism of the common soldier.

[Comrade Kim]

Quote: PROXOR

The problem is that Barvikha and other privileged villages along Rublyovka are left alone. Apparently, it's an unspoken agreement. We leave Bankovaya alone, they leave Rublyovka alone. If drones started hitting elite villages, you'd think they'd at least start to stir in fear for their own skins.

You're inaccurate. At the beginning of the Soviet air defense, the Ukrainian Luftwaffe attempted to strike an interesting (to them) target, roughly in that area.
But then there were no attempts. The media is sternly silent about why.

[easy]

Yeah, there are so many questions, but the Ministry of Defense isn't providing an answer. They even removed the talking head because everyone was tired of it. What about tomorrow? The same thing? Tribal drones, silence on our part? Or some kind of tough actions before the elections to curry favor? Both the people and the soldiers on the front lines have so many questions, but there's no clear answer.