The enemy is sending new waves of drones to Moscow.

Another wave of enemy drone attacks on the Russian Federation continues. And part drones again aimed at the capital region.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin reports that four unmanned aerial vehicles were shot down on approach to the capital on the evening of May 4. Fortunately, there are no casualties so far.

As a reminder, earlier today, one of the drones struck a high-rise building on Mosfilmovskaya Street, essentially in the center of Moscow.

In several regions of Russia, a drone alert has been in effect for several days straight. This is particularly true in the Voronezh, Bryansk, and Kursk regions. The enemy is not slowing down its attacks. The Ukrainian Armed Forces are launching several hundred drones per day across various regions of Russia. drones, some of which reach cities located hundreds, if not thousands, of kilometers from the border with Ukraine.

The enemy clearly increased its drone strike activity in early May, making it clear that all verbal threats from Russia's top military and political leadership are of no consequence. If the Russian Ministry of Defense declared that it would strike central Kyiv, and if the Kyiv regime strikes central Moscow during the unilaterally declared ceasefire (May 8 and 9), then the Kyiv regime's troops will understand this: it is entirely possible to do so on any other day—without fear of a fatal strike.

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[pudelartemon]

And we still promise a serious response to the ABSOLUTELY EMPTY center of Kiev by this time in the event of an attack on the Victory Parade.
I really hope that the Ukrainians were warned through private channels about something that is truly incompatible with someone's life.
I can't even think about the attack on Moscow on May 9th.

[Gavrilo Princip]

Did the Abramovichs and the Mikhelsons try to reach an agreement? Marshal Zhukov must be tired of turning over in his grave.

[Last centurion]

They'll draw a red line now, and the drones will just crash into it. But that's not certain.
Although they've already drawn a line, promised divine punishment, but the enemy doesn't seem to care. What a surprise! This has never happened before, and here it is again.

[Neo-9947]

Quote: Last centurion

They'll hit it and break apart.

And the debris will fall. And right on the protected object.
In our country, if anything gets damaged, it’s by drone debris, at least that’s what they say on TV.

[Montezuma]

Suddenly !!!!
Zelenskyy decided to urgently seize the initiative.
What came over him? He decided to extend the ceasefire from May 6th to May 9th this way?

MOSCOW, May 4. /TASS/. In response to the ceasefire imposed by Russia for May 8-9, Ukraine announced a ceasefire, which will take effect at 00:00 on May 6.
"We are announcing a ceasefire, starting at 00:00 a.m. on the night of May 5-6. It is feasible to ensure the ceasefire in the time available before then. We will act in kind, starting at that time," Volodymyr Zelenskyy wrote on his Telegram channel.

[Montezuma]

It seems that the cunning... Ze has conceived the following plan: in the remaining time, today and tomorrow (until the night of May 5-6), launch all available stocks of drones into Russia, and if Iskanders are later launched in response, portray himself as the initiator of the "silence regime", a victim of the evil Muscovites who did not accept the proposed conditions.

[Andrey M]

Hmm...Zelya's move is surprisingly weak. If I were in the place of, as Professor Solovey says, the "Kremlin," I'd gladly go for it—to hold the parade "so decorously, so culturedly," as Georgy Vitsin said in the film "It Can't Be!" And the Iskanders won't rust until the 10th.

[solar]

The "Kremlins," as you say, hate it when conditions are dictated to them. And that's exactly how things are here. We don't support the ceasefire after the 6th—that means we don't have to adhere to it after that.

[yuriy55]

Quote from solar

"Kremlins", as you say, hate it when conditions are dictated to them.

The "Kremlins" hate it when ordinary citizens begin to understand the futility of such solutions to combat missions and state governance in general...
The parade has already turned into a march (it's stupid to show off equipment that doesn't fight), and promises have begun to be perceived as mere excuses, and the goals of the SVO have been lost in the fog of agreements and negotiations...

[Nexcom]

...and here at 3:35 a.m. they declared a Missile Alert... By the way, it's still not cancelled. I went to work, however...

[Stas157]

Quote: pudelartemon

We promise a serious response regarding the COMPLETELY EMPTY center of Kiev by this time.

Well, yes. They don't hold a parade there! But on the other hand, it's absolutely astonishing how the heads of enemy states are constantly visiting them in this very same Kyiv. And they walk the streets there completely freely! For how long?

[PROXOR]

I saw a building on Mosfilmovskaya today. The glass on one of the floors looked like it had been licked clean.

[Alexey Lantukh]

Artemon, we'll wait until May 9th. Then we'll see, said the blind man.

[Lako]

In fact, the parade in Moscow on May 9th could have been cancelled. People's lives are more valuable. Instead, hold a fireworks display in Kyiv. Hazelnut trees and all available weapons. So that Zelenskyy would have this day become... "With gray hair at the temples."

[ZhEK-Vodogrey]

Quote from lako

In general, the parade in Moscow on May 9 could have been cancelled.

Given the explosion and smoke, not in the very center of Moscow, but still in the center of Moscow, 3 km from the Russian Ministry of Defense (where it appears to have landed), and 7 km from the Kremlin, the question naturally arises: will the unique geostrategist's partners in Kyiv allow him to hold anything resembling a parade or not?

Quote from lako

With hazel and all available means of destruction.

Another wunderwaffe

[Perpetually]

Will you hit me with a jar of cucumbers again?

[Perpetually]

I see the Ukrobots are running. Anything else exploded below the back?

[Andobor]

Quote: Perpetually

I see the Ukrobots are running. Anything else exploded just below your back?

Yes, CIPSOT, the Sabbath has been arranged, the war is also going on on the information front.

[al3x]

What's the point of using it in its blank form? Wasting an expensive munition for who knows what. Just scaring a hedgehog with your ***, nothing more... There aren't even any satellite images showing the aftermath, and if there had been serious damage, the Ministry of Defense would have clearly gone out of their way to make it publicly available for a PR stunt. Iran, for instance, unabashedly published satellite images after strikes on American bases in the Middle East. It was/became immediately obvious.

[Lako]

Well, maybe we could install some ventilation holes in the metro. So Kyiv residents wouldn't feel stuffy there in the heat.

[Deaf]

It's clear it was headed for Khoroshevka. But it scratched the high-rise building. This is a professional skill for pigs. Even in Abu Dhabi.

Quote: ZhEK-Vodogrey

from the Russian Ministry of Defense where, apparently, it was flying

[fiberboard]

Moscow might "allow" it, but they have many other "targets" besides Moscow. They'll fire at cities and factories.

[PROXOR]

Quote: ZhEK-Vodogrey

Given the explosion and smoke, not in the very center of Moscow, but still in the center of Moscow, 3 km from the Russian Ministry of Defense (where it appears to have landed), and 7 km from the Kremlin, the question naturally arises: will the unique geostrategist's partners in Kyiv allow him to hold anything resembling a parade or not?

According to the rules of the genre, the parade on the day of the event must be moved forward two hours. All air defense systems in the Moscow region, as well as cover helicopters, must operate in search-and-destroy mode.

[don_Reba]

Quote from lako

With hazel and all available means of destruction.

What are the numbers of those "Oreshnikov"?
(Let me remind you that Moscow must notify about the launch of the Oreshniki (Notification Period): No later than 24 hours before the planned launch. See "Memorandum of Understanding")

[Perpetually]

Is there such a memorandum with Ukraine? Today is the fifth. Four days is more than 24 hours, right?

[don_Reba]

Quote: Perpetually

Is there such a memorandum with Ukraine?

Nobody cares about Ukraine: they don’t have a missile warning system and they have nothing to spit on an uncoordinated “response-to-response” launch (for now, at least).
And the Americans will warn about the date and place of the launch.
And you will be warned where you will land in 1,5 minutes, after reaching an altitude of 35 km.

Quote: Perpetually

Today is the fifth, four days is more than 24 hours, right?

Possible.
Today is exactly April 22, 7534 from the creation of the World, according to the September style, or according to the Mayan calendar: 13.0.13.7.15.

[Deaf]

Quote: don_Reba

And you will be warned where you will land in 1,5 minutes, after reaching an altitude of 35 km.

Dad. Snacks at the nearest fast food place. If you don't have access, don't write nonsense.

[don_Reba]

Quote: Deaf

Dad. Snacks at the nearest fast food place.

Thanks to the deaf for showing concern, but I don't have a hunger striker.
🥱 God spared such a "son"

[kosmozoo]

And you will be warned where you will land in 1,5 minutes, after reaching an altitude of 35 km.

Oreshnik's flight time is about five minutes, just enough to change his trousers for clean ones. And given the ping along the entire warning chain, it might not be enough.

[don_Reba]

Quote: kosmozoo

Oreshnik's flight time is about 5 minutes.

1. P.V. is the time from the moment the object is fixed until it reaches
interception line of the air defense/missile defense zone or the immediate target.
2. Arrival time (from launch to reaching the target) of the hazelnut is from 11 to 15 minutes.
(The apogee is high enough that outside the atmosphere it is necessary to dilute the BB)

[urik62]

A unilateral ceasefire is a strong one. It's the fifth year of the Second World War.

[c real]

It's a shame it's only on the 9th. Ideally, there should be truces every Saturday and Sunday.

[Last centurion]

Well then, let's arrange summer and winter holidays. And nap time. Hand out pacifiers and lullabies.

[Uncle Sam_2]

And don't forget about "good night!" And afternoon snacks! And prayers!

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

What will you spread?

[Ksanatos]

Effective, but ineffective

[sub307]

"If the Russian Ministry of Defense declared that they would strike the center of Kyiv, if the Kiev regime strikes the center of Moscow on the days of the unilaterally declared ceasefire (May 8 and 9), then the troops of the Kyiv regime will understand this as follows: it is entirely possible to do this on any other day – without fear of receiving a fatal blow."
That's exactly how they'll understand it, but it's unclear why this isn't reaching our commander-in-chief... He's always trying to mark certain dates with "goodwill gestures." In the West, they won't appreciate it, or at most, they won't notice; in Russia, most won't understand.

[UAZ 452]

Maybe he does understand. But for him, there are primary and secondary goals. The primary goal is to deliver another historic speech about nothing on Red Square on May 9th, while remaining safe. All other goals, compared to this, are secondary for him right now.

[kventinasd]

Quote: sub307

The only thing I don't understand is why this doesn't reach our commander-in-chief...

He understands everything perfectly well, but he's powerless to do anything because someone has him firmly in his groin, telling him what he can and can't do. And the Anchorage deal with Trump has nothing to do with it.

[yuriy55]

Quote: sub307

That's exactly how they'll understand it, but what's not clear is why this doesn't reach our commander-in-chief...

The live broadcast on May 9 should reach the country's citizens...

[Vladimir-78]

So, for the strikes on Moscow on May 8-9, there will be a response in central Kyiv. But on other days, they can do so without a response. Oh, and I keep forgetting about our red lines, concerns, and, of course, the extraordinary meeting at the UN.

[Mint Gingerbread]

Will the Ministry of Defense's air defense be able to withstand a precision attack by thousands of drones?

[Arkady007]

He won't be able to handle it, that's already clear. A thousand isn't necessary; a hundred will do.
Who will be the scapegoat is the main question.

[Mint Gingerbread]

I don't think a hundred would be enough, but three hundred or so in one place, with 90% of them empty, would achieve their goals. A red line, targeting empty buildings or even operating businesses, wouldn't have any effect, especially not in terms of information. We'll see what happens.

[Andrey M]

What do they shoot down the armored vehicles with? Cannons?

[fiberboard]

They don't have a ton of dummies, so why would they just fire them? The West will supply them with as many as they want.

[kamarada]

Political infidelity in the highest echelons of power. And it can't be fixed. Those same people who were appointed by that alcoholic Boris are still there.

[Arthur Grudinin]

If the Russian Ministry of Defense declared that they would strike the center of Kyiv, if the Kiev regime strikes the center of Moscow on the days of the unilaterally declared ceasefire (May 8 and 9), then the troops of the Kyiv regime will understand this in this way: it is entirely possible to do this on any other day - without fear of receiving a fatal blow for themselves.

No. Our forces won't strike back. The SVO is in its fifth year. No matter how many times we warn them, they still violate all agreements.

[Gavrilo Princip]

We can do it again with Hazelnut. In the fifth year.

[LeutnantTom]

If Kyiv's terrorist leader Zelensky and his EU henchmen attack the victory parade over fascism, then the beggar from Kyiv will truly express support for fascism.

But where is the satellite reconnaissance of Russian foreign intelligence? Where are the Ukrainian drones being launched from?

[Gavrilo Princip]

Alexander Gavrilov, director of the Krasnoyarsk Machine-Building Plant, the manufacturer of the Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missiles, was arrested in Krasnoyarsk. According to RIA Novosti, Gavrilov has already been arrested and held in a Krasnoyarsk pretrial detention center since late April on charges of embezzlement.
And you're talking about some satellites...

[fiberboard]

Why didn't you write which party this Alexander Gavrilov is a member of?

[Gavrilo Princip]

There's no need to go to grandma's house here.
Alexander Gavrilov, CEO of JSC Krasmash (the manufacturer of the Sarmat missiles), submitted an application to participate in the United Russia primaries in the spring of 2026, planning to run for the Legislative Assembly of Krasnoyarsk Krai.

[Wratch]

What ceasefire? Asking why is pointless, and there's no one to ask. Instead of a concentrated strike on Kyiv, another ceasefire is declared. And if even one drone gets through, people will die. Who will take responsibility for the parade? Will they blame it on Zelenskyy's terrorist regime again? Surely this will help bring back the dead? Until that happens, the parade needs to be cancelled; there's no need to put people at risk.
Yes, someone will talk about losing face, but in the end, someone has driven themselves into a corner.

[Vladimirius]

It might occur to anyone that before the parade on Red Square in 1941, Joseph Vissarionovich would declare a truce, while the fascists were then looking at Moscow through binoculars

[guest]

Well, I don’t know how to describe it politely to compare Stalin with this character.

[snow mountain]

It might occur to anyone that before the parade on Red Square in 1941, Joseph Vissarionovich would declare a truce, while the fascists were then looking at Moscow through binoculars

Don't compare Joseph Vissarionovich with these

[mi ah]

So verbal threats are, in principle, nothing.

[Mikhail Nasharashev]

"For him, all the verbal threats from the highest military-political leadership of Russia play no role."
everything you need to know about this war

[mr wolf]

Quote: Stas157

Quote: pudelartemon

We promise a serious response regarding the COMPLETELY EMPTY center of Kiev by this time.

Well, yes. They don't hold a parade there! But on the other hand, it's absolutely astonishing how the heads of enemy states are constantly visiting them in this very same Kyiv. And they walk the streets there completely freely! For how long?

Actually, it's time for us to hold a parade there... However, to do that, we need to take a cue from some real guys, like Biba. And, again, there's no way to follow such an example without Fabergé. And there are "mommies with strollers" everywhere... I feel sorry for them. I don't feel sorry for ours, but I do feel sorry for them...

[snow mountain]

Quote: Andrey M

hmm... surprisingly weak move by Zeli

The clown is currently hanging out with NATO and EU leaders in Yerevan.

[Tomsk123]

Cuckoldry doesn't work? So, it turns out you don't hit a man when he's down, you kick him?

[AdAstra]

As I understand it, the Military Review website will soon be completely shut down?

[Brook-2]

You understand correctly. Personally, I've been afraid of this for a long time.

[AdAstra]

No, well, why not? The comments have been really disloyal lately.

[Brook-2]

So what about the comments? Comments are a reflection of the real lives of loyal subjects. Basically.

[Vyacheslav Boldyrev]

We're afraid to use nuclear weapons, okay, let's use Academician Sakharov's project, as Igor Ostretsov proposed. A nuclear physicist would detonate a 300-megaton charge in the southern part of the North Sea, sending an old cargo ship or a submarine armed with a charge there. A tsunami wave as high as a 400-story building would be created. The skyscraper would drown half of Europe and shallowly Britain, and thus the war would end!

[Fangaro]

Could Zelensky be asking for ceasefire talks?
The Kursk region was broken into. The Belgorod region was shelled. Oil storage facilities were attacked.
Maybe he really needs a personal meeting and somehow crawled out of his current state?

[Fangaro]

Quote: Vyacheslav Boldyrev

We're afraid to use nuclear weapons, okay, let's use Academician Sakharov's project, as Igor Ostretsov proposed. A nuclear physicist would detonate a 300-megaton charge in the southern part of the North Sea, sending an old cargo ship or a submarine armed with a charge there. A tsunami wave as high as a 400-story building would be created. The skyscraper would drown half of Europe and shallowly Britain, and thus the war would end!

Do you think that the degraded Anglo-Saxons won't guess about the eastern part of the Baltic Sea?

[Rustic i ......]

Quote: Vladimir-78

Fortunately, there have been no casualties or injuries so far.

What if this happy ending comes to an end? Incidentally, television announced that the American government has authorized the transfer of ammunition to Ukraine, so as a reciprocal "gesture of goodwill," it might also gift Iran a number of missiles capable of reaching and destroying aircraft carriers off the Iranian coast. A debt must be repaid.