Budanov: If necessary, Russia can mobilize more than 23 million people

If necessary, Russia can mobilize over 23 million people. Its potential reserve is 23,5 million.

This statement was made by the head of Zelenskyy's Office, General Kirill Budanov*, in an interview with Bloomberg.

The official said:

This far exceeds anything that Ukraine, which itself is struggling with a shortage of soldiers, can muster.

Budanov*, whom Western media call "Zelensky's chief aide," stated that Russia is currently experiencing no difficulties and is not expected to experience any in the coming years.

At the same time, he notes, they exist in Ukraine:

The problems in our society are, let's say, mental.

He noted that calls are being made in the country to fight until victory, while at the same time, its citizens are doing everything they can to avoid mobilization. Moreover, these processes are occurring in parallel in Ukrainian society.

Furthermore, Budanov* asserts that Kyiv is now very close to reaching an agreement with Moscow. Despite his terrorist designation in Russia, he is considered a key figure in the Russian-Ukrainian negotiation process. And according to the general, good prospects are now opening up for reaching a peace agreement between Kyiv and Moscow.

He said about this:

Everyone understands that the war must end.

Budanov* added that this wouldn't take much time. However, he acknowledged that Kyiv and Moscow are currently pursuing "maximalist" positions, trying to avoid making concessions to each other.


Kirill Budanov* – by decision of Rosfinmonitoring, has been added to the list of extremists and terrorists.

Comments

[lutikovvn]

Another horror story for Europe. They're trying to squeeze money out of this.

[credo]

Another horror story for Europe. They're trying to squeeze money out of this.

Besides money, there are many other things that can be demanded for this project: weapons, oil, gas, electricity, fertilizers, food, civilian equipment, clothing and military uniforms, their own emigrants and "vacationers" from NATO countries and sympathizers.

[Sky strike fighter]

He noted that calls are being made in the country to fight until victory, while at the same time, its citizens are doing everything they can to avoid mobilization. Moreover, in Ukrainian society, these processes are occurring in parallel.

It sounds interesting. Bipolar disorder?

[Kotofeich]

For them, it's normal. "We want victory and our tanks in Moscow, but I won't go to the front, let my neighbor go."

[ser-pov]

We've come to this point... V.O. is already quoting a terrorist.

[Normann]

Did he just come up with this number out of his head?

[credo]

Did he just come up with this number out of his head?

Russia's serious adversaries and "partners" don't need Budanov's expertise; what matters most to them is that Ukrainians are slaughtered on an industrial scale, regardless of Russia's capabilities.

[topol717]

Quote: Normann

Did he just come up with this number out of his head?

The Russian Federation's population is approximately 150 million. He took 1/6, and these are men aged 20 to 55. Did they all serve? It probably doesn't matter. How many of these will storm border crossings? In 23, there were about 2 million. So, the numbers are close to the truth.

[reaper]

Well, actually, in that case, Russia will be in complete disarray. Strictly speaking, if that happens, it won't be time to put 23 million people under arms, but to unpack the strategic nuclear forces.

[Cool90]

Well, actually, in this case the whole world will be a complete furry animal.

[topol717]

Quote: Reaper

Well, actually, in this case, the Russian Federation will be a complete furry beast.

Such an army would be able to reach the Atlantic, which would significantly improve Russia's economic situation. Whether there would be enough uniforms and AK-74s for everyone is another matter. In 2023, they couldn't even equip 300,000.

[Neo-9947]

Well, I think I'll settle for the AKM too. It's more familiar somehow.
I think there is a sufficient quantity of knee-high boots, foot wraps, tarpaulin boots, gas masks, PPSh and canned meat in the warehouses.
The main thing here is to throw special ammunition ahead of the column - that way we'll get to Lisbon.
We'll see then. We'll see in the future.

P.S. What did you expect? The TV says we're at war with NATO.
Here we either fight or we don't fight. There's no third option. Unless, of course, the TV isn't lying.

[topol717]

You are the only adequate person on the whole forum, the rest have given me downvotes.

[Gavrilo Princip]

TV can't lie. Everything is fine. They'll all die, and we'll go to heaven. Me, you, our families, our children, our grandchildren...

[commbatant]

Quote from: topol717

Such an army would be able to reach the Atlantic.

During the Cold War, the Soviet Union, with 4,5 million people, was preparing to fight the entire world, although back then there was the Warsaw Pact, the USSR, and accordingly, it had to go less than now.

to the Atlantic, and this will significantly improve the economic situation of the Russian Federation.

Why does Russia need Atlantic and how will it improve its economic situation?

Will there be enough uniforms and AK-74s for everyone?

In the periodicals in the 10s I read that there were 17 million AK models in arsenals.
But the Kalashnikov Concern has updated its machine tool fleet and continues to churn out newer AK models and the AK-74M, causing confusion among imperialists and fear in other military and military equipment, as they believe that the Russian Air Defense Forces alone don't need that many.

[Gavrilo Princip]

and this will significantly improve the economic situation in the Russian Federation.

Will there be more billionaires again? And fewer men?

[NW]

If it comes to that, then it will be time...

This idiot gave a crazy number—a comma after the "2" is required. That will be enough. However, labor mobilization will also be necessary.

[WILL]

Too many quotes from "Mom's Pie." Why give him so much news? He's a terrorist and a murderer—he needs to be eliminated, not quoted!

[Igor K_2]

It's unrealistic to put so many people under arms, even a million. Everyone needs clothing, footwear, ammunition, weapons, and communications.

[dmi.pris1]

And money has to be paid. Otherwise, hardly anyone will go to war for an idea these days. And for what idea?

[Ulembeck]

It also says there:potential"There is a joke: "Theoretically, we are millionaires..."

[Cool90]

If you don't go, don't speak for others, you don't know how they will act.

[dmi.pris1]

I don't live in a vacuum, and I see the opinions and moods of the people around me - at work, among friends... People are simply tired and want this disgrace to end as quickly as possible - there's no other way to put it.

[Cool90]

And where do you think we live? Most of us just live and work.
Fast means nuclear warheads, otherwise it won't work fast

[dmi.pris1]

Quickly, not nuclear weapons. But simply an end to this disgrace. Yes, on our part. Even Guarantor said a couple of years ago that we would proceed based on what happens on the ground.

[Cool90]

There's nothing better than Yao, dozens of cities in the western Pacific

[Kotofeich]

Quote: Igor K_2

It's unrealistic to put so many under arms

Exactly. I doubt there are 23 million pairs of SAPRGs stored anywhere.

[WILL]

Quote: Kotofeich

Exactly. I doubt there are 23 million pairs of SAPRGs stored anywhere.

Boots for you - Boots! I need Boots!

[Kotofeich]

Quote: ANIMAL

I need Boots!

And Boninkoff even more so

[flint]

Many have their own, and more than one pair.

[Clitta]

Budanov will treat himself to some powder from Zelya.
Of the 23 million, 22,9 million will travel by bicycle to Kazakhstan, and the rest are not so lucky.

[ximkim]

Hmm ..
And the Kremlin may go for such a mobilization.

[dmi.pris1]

Do you think he's throwing out an idea?

[paul3390]

Yeah... We all need to gather them, transport them, provide them with housing, training, provisions, weapons, supplies, command staff, etc., etc. I seriously doubt that we can handle even half a million at once... Judging by past experience, our one-time limit is 300... The Russian Federation - no matter how you look at it, is by no means the mighty Soviet Union.

However, in Europe it seems that things are even worse... And noticeably so.

[Igor K_2]

In the USSR there were warehouses of emergency supplies, specifically for the case of war: weapons, clothing, ammunition, equipment.

[Cool90]

They can... if... but... there is no mobilization at the moment

[Leshy1975]

Quote: ximkim

Hmm ..
And the Kremlin may go for such a mobilization.

They won't agree to anything at all before the fall elections. Because even according to VTsIOM, the ratings of VVP and United Russia are already rapidly declining. But this is VTsIOM data, and whatever they decided to publish, I think the reality is far more catastrophic. And I doubt it's possible to successfully mobilize after the elections. There's already too much negativity toward both the SVO in particular and the government in general. They're writing that Gladkov (possibly as early as Monday) is on his way out. The governor of Bryansk Oblast and Dagestan could follow. Gladkov is certainly not the worst governor, BUT people are genuinely angry (and objectively, there's reason for it), so they're trying to channel the negativity before the elections. But I don't think it will help. During the first mobilization, not everything was calm in the Caucasus. In some places, they even tried to block highways. As is well known, the mobilization even bypassed one wonderful republic. In the current situation, mobilization, in my personal opinion, will trigger unrest even in areas populated predominantly by Russians. The time to rectify the situation with the SVO was wasted (a hallmark of some leaders), and now many people know what's happening at the front and understand the situation both there and in the country. Although at the beginning, the SVO was a strong supporter of VVP, arguing with people like me. And now they're using my own words, but they're attacking VVP and the authorities themselves. Well, what can I say, only existence determines consciousness. I know the picture roughly from my social stratum—people will now hide in even greater numbers, and that's the very least. Although at the beginning, the SVO was hesitant to join, and some actually volunteered. And I'm sure that... You can't treat people like cattle and still expect patriotism from them.And to this last sentence, as an illustration, I'm attaching all the astonishing bans, videos of livestock being slaughtered, tax hikes, and simply officials treating people like serfs... Thank you, authorities, but no, the rest is up to you...

[EvilCommunist]

8 million out of 23 will throw away their Russian passports and go back to their villages.

[Cool90]

Gairat Mavlyanov, born in Tajikistan, explains his participation in the SVO by consciously considering himself a Russian citizen. His story and the examples of other volunteers from Central Asia clearly demonstrate that accusations of "mercenarism" are unfounded.

[alexputnik17]

Its potential reserve is 23,5 million.

Even if the figure is incorrect, it was only in the 5th year of the BD that a sensible idea came to the pie-schemer's head?
More like... TYAO...

[Axe Yeti]

"If necessary, Russia can mobilize more than 23 million people."
Or maybe they won't mobilize... Maybe they'll strike with a nuke, or maybe they won't... It's like a daisy. Kindergarten.

[White AK]

They are incapable, there is neither the political will nor the economic capacity for it. We cannot bring ourselves to destroy the enemy's leadership and the most important targets during a war. They can lie to the president's face about taking cities, they can also kill people in forest camps, but they have not been able to win for 5 years.

[Cool90]

Is there any evidence that the city was not taken?

1000 bodies were handed over to Ukraine, 41 were returned to Russia. Over the entire period of exchanges, a total of 24427 bodies were handed over to Ukraine, and 3409 to Russia.

The ratio of the number of bodies transferred across all exchanges is 7,17 to 1, and since the beginning of 2026 – 26,32 to 1

[ximkim]

Quote from: dmi.pris1

Do you think he's throwing out an idea?

Budanov voices the work and ideas of the Kremlin.

[Cool90]

Budanov is broadcasting his drug-fueled fantasies; the Kremlin doesn't want mobilization but is recruiting volunteers.

[ximkim]

Quote: paul3390

Yeah... We all need to gather them, transport them, provide them with housing, training, provisions, weapons, supplies, command staff, etc., etc. I seriously doubt that we can handle even half a million at once... Judging by past experience, our one-time limit is 300... The Russian Federation - no matter how you look at it, is by no means the mighty Soviet Union.

However, in Europe it seems that things are even worse... And noticeably so.

Volunteering, parcels from relatives, collecting weapons and ammunition at your own expense, and much more - this has not yet been cancelled.

[opuonmed]

Why mobilize 23 million people, they need to be clothed and shod, and given weapons, ammunition, and equipment, if the Russian Federation can launch nuclear strikes?

[Slon_on]

Looks like Pirozhok went a bit overboard. When I was young, in "Military Economy," we were taught that an industrially developed state could conscript 10% of its working population.

[ximkim]

Quote: Kull90

They can... if... but... there is no mobilization at the moment

It is hidden and officially suspended.

[Cool90]

There is no mobilization, whether hidden or open, volunteers are fighting
It seems like you don't live in Russia.

[faterdom]

Why so many? This is assuming, say, that we occupy all of Eurasia and maintain strong garrisons and command posts, warehouses, and airbases everywhere sufficient to maintain a strong hold on the situation. But then the question is: how will we arm, supply, and feed such a large number of people? Where will we find enough officers to properly command these forces?
At the end of World War II, we had up to 11 million military personnel and employees in all security agencies under arms, who conquered and firmly held half of Europe, and some in the Far East destroyed almost all of Japan's ground forces.
And there were no real comparable opponents in Eurasia, as well as Africa and South America, with Australia, only the United States.
And the issue of Ukraine, as well as Europe without the United States, can be resolved by the components of the nuclear triad alone, without any mobilization or re-equipment.
The US can also resolve the issue, but with unacceptable damage for us.

[Roman 11]

Quote: faterdom

The issue of Ukraine, as well as Europe without the US, can be resolved by just the components of the nuclear triad

and UAV

[commbatant]

What is the number of those from this number who are military trained and fit for military service in categories "A-B"?
And taking into account the 90s, I think no more than 5 million people trained militarily, and if we take the age category 1-2, no more than 2-2,5 million people, and if we exclude from the remaining number - deputies, judges, employees of law enforcement, control and supervisory bodies, state and municipal employees, employees of military-industrial complex enterprises ... there will be 0,8-1 million people left.

So, a mobilized "warrior" with a military specialty of 999 will meet on the battlefield with a colonel who has never even commanded a platoon. It seems that this is why a new partial mobilization is not being carried out.

[Cool90]

and if you take into account 2000, then there is no one at all,

From some number taken from the head of a drug addict named Budanov, while high on drugs, you can subtract incomprehensible numbers and count to 0

[commbatant]

Quote: Kull90

From some number taken from the head of a drug addict named Budanov, while high on drugs, you can subtract incomprehensible numbers and count to 0

GLAD to be mistaken.

[Cool90]

Well, you're wrong when you take incomprehensible numbers.

[commbatant]

Quote: Kull90

Well, you're wrong when you take incomprehensible numbers.

I based my calculations on Budanov's figures; Shoigu and his comrades from the State Duma spoke of 25 million conscripts.

[Cool90]

Shoigu: We have a huge mobilization reserve, comprising almost 25 million retired military personnel—this is a military-trained reserve that has served in the army, and there are also those who have not served in the army. But for some reason you started subtracting incomprehensible figures, so you can get to zero.

[commbatant]

Quote: Kull90

Shoigu: We have a huge mobilization reserve, comprising almost 25 million retired military personnel - this is a military-trained reserve who served in the army, and there are still those who weren't in the army, but for some reason you started subtracting incomprehensible numbers, so you can get to 0

No way, why troll for the sake of hype, he didn’t say that:

Regarding the Decree on partial mobilization. General mobilization resource The Russian Federation has a military reserve force of almost 25 million people, comprising reservists with military experience and military specialties, the minister said.

https://topwar.ru/202147-shojgu-u-nas-ogromnyj-mobilizacionnyj-rezerv-kotoryj-sostavljaet-pochti-25-millionov-uvolennyh-v-zapas-voennyh.html?ysclid=mnt4573iqn346458168
For your information, those with limited fitness are also assigned a military registration certificate.

"We have a huge mobilization resource"That is, the resource of those who have served, those who have combat experience, those who have a military specialty, we have almost 25 million of them," Shoigu noted.

https://ria.ru/20220921/mobilizatsiya-1818335538.html?ysclid=mnt4bx5un8660999040

"We have a huge mobilization resource "Those who have served, those who have combat experience, a military specialty. We have almost 25 million of them. So, you can understand that this mobilization is a partial mobilization, 1% or slightly more, 1,1% of the total mobilization resource," Shoigu said.

https://tass.ru/armiya-i-opk/15817251
Since you do not distinguish the difference between mobilization human resources and mobilization human reserves, I will remind you:

Under the mobilization of human reserve (hereinafter also referred to as the reserve) means citizens who are in the reserve and who have entered into a contract in the established manner for being in the mobilization human reserve (hereinafter referred to as the contract for being in the reserve).

Under the mobilization of human resource refers to citizens who are in the reserve and are not part of the reserve.

paragraphs 2-3 of Article 51.2 of the Federal Law "On Military Duty and Military Service" dated March 28, 1998 N53-FZ (latest revision)
https://www.consultant.ru/document/cons_doc_LAW_18260/
First, learn the basics (as they usually say here) with the person who gave you a "+"...

[Cool90]

All these figures, by all accounts, are more than 1 million people, as the commentator calculated. What's the difference between a reserve and a resource? During partial mobilization, they took from us people who weren't part of the reserve, but former resources.
and the pukrams most likely don't care who kills him, the reserve or the resource

[Roman 11]

23 million? Who will support and feed them? We have economic problems now, and a recession is just around the corner.

23 million? How do you deploy them on the battlefield? If you attack in droves, it's a tempting target. But how do you attack? In streams in all directions? With losses of 1 million a month?

Budanov? Who is this? A terrorist? Russia has had so many of them in recent history, all sorts of Khattabs and the like, and all their efforts were aimed at harming us. So what he's saying now is to our detriment.

when he speaks Everyone understands that the war must end. I understand that they want the war to end. There are huge problems with manning reserves, supplies are not so rosy anymore, air defense is becoming more and more difficult to withstand attacks, soon we will have almost complete air superiority over 404.

The enemy's exhaustion is already very noticeable and it is rapidly accelerating. If our FIPVs fly over enemy territory everywhere, they will simply have no one to fight with, since they won't even have anything to bring in weapons from Europe. Europe is very afraid of this, but now it depends only on us, according to this statement by the bandit Budanov.

We have only one option left - to increase the number of UAVs and create a curtain of drones over the entire territory of the independent

[Boris Sergeev]

What's the point of labeling someone a "terrorist" or "extremist" if Russian officials then negotiate with them, and their statements are quoted by Russian media outlets?

[Jacques sekavar]

When Budanov says that the Russian Federation can put 23 million people under arms, he doesn't understand that the capitalists won't allow this - who will then cultivate them? They'll go abroad, and do they need that?

[commbatant]

Quote: Jacques Sekavar

Saying that the Russian Federation can put 23 million under arms.

It can't. Since the mobilization human resource includes both those fit for service and those unfit for service, only those fit and/or partially fit for service should be considered from the total mobilization human resource.
https://www.kommersant.ru/doc/5968169?ysclid=mnqipxdgei756013857
Then divide the above-mentioned remaining ones into three age groups.
So, if you're suddenly overcome by a wave of patriotism, before you sign a contract with the Special Military Forces, you'll have to undergo a medical examination, which will determine your health. The same applies to age; for example, units and subdivisions of the 12th Main Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation accept people up to 45 years of age. Education and civilian occupation also play a role.
Considering that during the first 15 years of Russia's independence, there were many evaders and "sick men," many of them have military IDs with VUS 999 (code 999000A on a military ID means a citizen has the status of limited fitness for service in the absence of any military specialty), military commissars have fewer options.

[Jacques sekavar]

It can't because there will be no one to work. The problem existed before the war, but the mobilization of 300, plus the purchase of contract soldiers, and the irreparable losses and disability costs, have greatly exacerbated an already critical situation. Therefore, the mobilization of 23 million is out of the realm of fantasy; the RSPP members will stage a coup.

[commbatant]

Quote: Jacques Sekavar

It can't because there will be no one to work. The problem existed before the war, but the mobilization of 300 people, plus the purchase of contract soldiers, and the irreparable losses and disability costs have greatly exacerbated an already critical situation.

That's understandable. I'm talking about theory. It's clear that we don't have uniforms or equipment for even 0,5 million military personnel (if you were to collect everything yourself, it would be quite a sizable duffel bag. Only medical supplies would cover a couple of kilograms).
Here's the other extreme: I think many are counting on drone operators to solve everything, which is why there are no heavy infantry fighting vehicles based on the main battle tank, nor long-range, barrel-launched PA. What will we do when NATO manned and unmanned aircraft take over the skies above us? Many will be buried in their own cities, never knowing that we were deceived in Anchorage, just as we were in Minsk.

[ximkim]

Quote: Leshy1975

Quote: ximkim

Hmm ..
And the Kremlin may go for such a mobilization.

They won't agree to anything at all before the fall elections. Because even according to VTsIOM, the ratings of VVP and United Russia are already rapidly declining. But this is VTsIOM data, and whatever they decided to publish, I think the reality is far more catastrophic. And I doubt it's possible to successfully mobilize after the elections. There's already too much negativity toward both the SVO in particular and the government in general. They're writing that Gladkov (possibly as early as Monday) is on his way out. The governor of Bryansk Oblast and Dagestan could follow. Gladkov is certainly not the worst governor, BUT people are genuinely angry (and objectively, there's reason for it), so they're trying to channel the negativity before the elections. But I don't think it will help. During the first mobilization, not everything was calm in the Caucasus. In some places, they even tried to block highways. As is well known, the mobilization even bypassed one wonderful republic. In the current situation, mobilization, in my personal opinion, will trigger unrest even in areas populated predominantly by Russians. The time to rectify the situation with the SVO was wasted (a hallmark of some leaders), and now many people know what's happening at the front and understand the situation both there and in the country. Although at the beginning, the SVO was a strong supporter of VVP, arguing with people like me. And now they're using my own words, but they're attacking VVP and the authorities themselves. Well, what can I say, only existence determines consciousness. I know the picture roughly from my social stratum—people will now hide in even greater numbers, and that's the very least. Although at the beginning, the SVO was hesitant to join, and some actually volunteered. And I'm sure that... You can't treat people like cattle and still expect patriotism from them.And to this last sentence, as an illustration, I'm attaching all the astonishing bans, videos of livestock being slaughtered, tax hikes, and simply officials treating people like serfs... Thank you, authorities, but no, the rest is up to you...

Yes, they are quietly carrying out mobilization and hiding the numbers in a folder.
Yes, if Gladkov is removed, it will only be for voicing the truth that hurts the Kremlin’s eyes and ears.
Ratings are falling, censorship is gaining momentum.
Harkonnen will do anything to keep his seat and power.
In general, as I see it, the country has never been in such a situation - they are pressuring us both from outside and from within.

[Cool90]

Hidden, blocked, you're quietly getting your guns blown away. There's no mobilization right now, they're fighting with volunteers.

Censorship is gaining momentum. What is this? They shut down Telegram, but there's also MAX. If MAX is shut down, then we can talk about censorship.

Harkonnen is some kind of zelya or something, so there are no elections in Pukre, what does he have to worry about?

The rating is falling, the economy is in tatters, it's the same old story since 2012.

Judging by the comments, this situation in the country has been like this since at least 2012

[isv000]

Quote: ximkim

Yes, they are quietly carrying out mobilization and hiding the numbers in a folder.

But in Kh.ohlyandiya, man-catchers work openly, sucking out women's kidneys...

[Div Divich]

When they execute this freak, he will definitely have had a hand in many terrorist attacks on Russian territory.

[chingachguc]

However, this terrorist was involved in the negotiations. Sort of a terrorist, but also sort of a negotiator...
Budanov's position is much more constructive than that of the green jester

[guest]

Quote: chingachguc

Budanov's position is much more constructive than that of the green jester

And was Himmler's position more constructive than Hitler's?

[chingachguc]

Well, if you judge Himmler by the film about Stirlitz, it would be more constructive for Germany. It would have been better for Germany to conclude a separate peace than to continue the war.
.
I'm not talking about moral qualities here. Himmler and Budanov are little better. They deliberately exterminated civilians. Constructiveness means recognizing the futility of further resistance.
Zelya lives by the principle: the day has passed, and that's it.

[isv000]

Budanov: If necessary, Russia can mobilize more than 23 million people

Why? Besides, everyone at Zitler's headquarters is a complete idiot! The North Koreans will definitely send reinforcements, several divisions, to slaughter pigs...

[Rus15]

These Ukies are weird. First they're destroying us in droves, then they're short on supplies, while we're fully stocked! Sometimes our missiles and machine guns are rusty, sometimes we have the best weapons in the world! And the funniest thing is, they're just not smart enough to notice the lies they're being fed! I don't think the proverb "better late than never" will help them here!

[ximkim]

Quote: isv000

Quote: ximkim

Yes, they are quietly carrying out mobilization and hiding the numbers in a folder.

But in Kh.ohlyandiya, man-catchers work openly, sucking out women's kidneys...

EU membership requires sacrifice, and maintaining power.

[geologist]

During World War II, even more were drafted into the Red Army, but somehow they managed to clothe and arm everyone, and women were able to take industry and agriculture into their own hands.

[guest]

Quote: geologist

During World War II, even more were drafted into the Red Army, but somehow they managed to clothe and arm everyone, and women were able to take industry and agriculture into their own hands.

Well, at that time there was a real people's leader at the head of the country.

[Keperveem72]

Until Putin's children and other "elites" are in the army, and the constitution stipulates that everything in Russia belongs to the Russian people. This isn't my war. And there's not enough money to mobilize 23 million. Sure, we could muster them, but that's 1917. Those at the top understand this perfectly well, so the battle for the forester's lodge will last another five years. We can't eat that much popcorn and chips.

[Evgen Zharov]

Let ANY Christ-seller perish in the abyss of fire, let him and his family suffer the most cruel heavenly punishment, let his children see the devils brought in by their father and let them also suffer the most high punishment, for they are cursed by God and men

[Evgen Zharov]

May Budaynoid and his family be struck by heavenly punishment