The enemy struck Dzhankoy and then declared a ceasefire.

The ceasefire announced by Zelenskyy took effect at midnight this morning. Before announcing it, Zelenskyy made the following statement:

It's not dates that matter, but human lives.

For some reason, before the Russian Ministry of Defense threatened to strike central Kyiv, human lives had absolutely no meaning for Zelensky.

So, the ceasefire has, so to speak, come into effect. The Russian side has not officially agreed to support the ceasefire from May 6. As is known, the Russian ceasefire was announced for May 8 and 9, in connection with Victory Day celebrations.

Moreover, as soon as the “Zelensky ceasefire” came into effect, alerts about this began to come again in different regions of Russia. missile danger, then about the threat of a UAV attack.

And just a few minutes before midnight, the enemy launched an attack on the Republic of Crimea. There are civilian casualties.

Head of the Republic Sergei Aksyonov:

Unfortunately, the enemy drone strike on Dzhankoy resulted in civilian casualties – five people were killed. I express my deepest and most sincere condolences to their families and friends. The authorities will provide all necessary assistance and support.

Aksyonov added that specialized services are working at the scene.

Post by military journalist Alexander Sladkov:

A tinny little question. I've asked it five times. Naturally, not to anyone, but to myself. So: why do we, Russia, respond to strikes on civilians in our country by announcing that we launched a retaliatory strike against the enemy's defense industry? I asked myself this question, and again, I couldn't find an answer. Isn't the Ukrainian defense industry a routine target for our missiles, I ask myself again. Not routine, but a necessary one, I answer.

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[Uncle lee]

As soon as Zelensky's "ceasefire" came into effect, warnings about missile dangers and drone attacks began to come in again in various regions of Russia.

This is the whole point of Zeli's statements!

[Murmur 55]

Uncle lee He knows that nothing will happen to him, neither from his own people nor from others, so he mocks in full, it’s all sad.

[Uncle lee]

Murmur 55
(ALEXANDER)
Kyiv today: The Ukrainian leadership has reserved Lviv and Uzhhorod for May 9th, with residents ordered to act as human shields.

[ZovSailor]

Uncle lee
Today, 06: 01

No one in history has ever won a war wearing white gloves.
Why have current Russian military-political strategists forgotten about this?

[Uncle lee]

Quote: ZovSailor

ZovSailor
(ZovSailor)
+4
Today, 07: 49

Are you confident in their strategic talent? There's no hint of tactical skill here, not even on the level of a St. Petersburg back alley...

[ZovSailor]

Uncle lee
Today, 09: 42
Hi, are you sure they have any strategic talent? There's no hint of tactical skill here, not even on the level of a St. Petersburg back alley... crying

Faith in a bright capitalist future had been fading since the distant 80s, when the hunchbacked traitor Prohibition was in effect, and was finally solidified by the 1993 execution of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR on orders from Yeltsin, as well as the rewriting of the Constitution under the dictation of the State Department's striped Shakhrai and Co., whom few remember today.

[Atlant83]

Because they don't have white gloves. They don't issue them now.

[Same lech]

On April 30, 2026, while repelling an attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces' BEK, 8 border guards - members of the crew of the sea border patrol boat "300" of the OPSCR - were killed in an unequal naval battle.
What to do about this???

Eternal memory to our Heroes.

[Montezuma]

Quote: The same LYOKHA

On April 30, 2026, while repelling an attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces' BEK, 8 border guards - members of the crew of the sea border patrol boat "300" of the OPSCR - were killed in an unequal naval battle.

Where did you get this information? Can I see a link to the source?

[Same lech]

There was a link to Rybar...it was quickly deleted...the information is being cleaned up...one dubious source remains...I can't verify it.
Resources where one could delve into this issue are blocked.

[Montezuma]

Quote: The same LYOKHA

There was a link to Rybar...it was quickly deleted...the information is being cleaned up...one dubious source remains...I can't verify it.

Thanks for the reply. Most commenters don't respond to requests for a link. It's unclear why a simple request for a link to a source of information is causing downvotes. Are they itching for it?

[Murmur 55]

May the Kingdom of Heaven be with the deceased, and may the family and friends have the strength to bear their loss. Unfortunately, this post is being written more and more frequently.

[Panadol]

I am also stunned by the statement that if they hit Moscow, we will go boom, and it will be a real pain.
So, does that mean it's okay to do the same in other cities and towns???? You know who gave Zelensky permission to kill our fellow citizens, that's what it turns out???

[Murmur 55]

Panadol You KNOW the answer to this question yourself. It's been asked here 100500 times and received a wide variety of answers. It will be as it is, whether we like it or not.

[Panadol]

The fact that people are divided into classes economically is no longer surprising. The point is that this applies to security as well.
I won't write about the upcoming elections. Because it's already become bad form. How will they look people in the eye after all this?
I already wrote that I have a relative. He's a former air defense officer. So, first, I argue with him about the air defense. Of course, it's not a fight, but the point is the same.
His views are similar to those of a certain General Staff colonel who often appears on the radio in Soloviev's novels. The gist of it is that if NATO attacks us, we're all screwed! We can't do anything against them. And so on.
It's strange to hear this from an officer of the Soviet army, don't you think?
So what I mean is that with planes under such management, he might have been right!

[snow mountain]

then we'll have a blast, you won't know what hit you

They've been saying "it'll hit you like a brick" since 2022. I can't wait.

[alexoff]

You can do that in Moscow too, but not during the parade. Apparently, it's a special day, like New Year's—you can do it in Moscow, too.

[alexboguslavski]

The enemy claims there are currently no large-scale attacks on them. After midnight, there were isolated drone incursions and launches, but not in the usual numbers.

If this trend continues, it means that Russia has de facto agreed to Zelenskyy's terms for a ceasefire in order to allow the May 9 parade in Moscow to proceed smoothly, but has decided not to publicly announce this.
We will continue to monitor the situation - final conclusions can be made this morning.

[Murmur 55]

alexboguslavski , the conclusions will not be comforting.

[Vyacheslav Boldyrev]

Dear gentlemen, friends, and comrades! We must understand that the war in Ukraine cannot be stopped without European support. Therefore, we must cool the Europeans' warlike ardor. To do this, we mustn't throw nukes at them. We must use Academician Sakharov's project against Europe: detonating a 300-megaton charge in the southern part of the North Sea. A tsunami wave as high as a 400-story skyscraper will cool European warriors, destroying Britain and half of Europe, right up to the Alps, and no defense will protect them. Otherwise, our cities will continue to be bombed by ever-increasing numbers of drones and missiles. It's time to stop this!

[alexboguslavski]

All that's left is to make a 300-megaton charge. And the whole world will be in ruins.

[K._2]

So, does this mean all the real estate and personal property, along with the offspring of our elite, will be washed away? How dare you say such a thing!

[Gavrilo Princip]

Now is not the time to rock the boat, comrades.

[north 2]

I'd like to respond to Sladkov that the dogma that destroyed the USSR about nations friendly to the Russian people is in effect and manifesting itself again today, but in a particularly boorish and cruel manner. From the highest towers, one hears constant talk of the friendly Ukrainian people, and if one considers that the accomplices and supporters of those who, while destroying the USSR, profited handsomely for themselves by plundering and privatizing the enterprises and infrastructure of the Ukrainian SSR also sit next to these same towers and wield enormous influence over them (others say they have a strong grip on Fabergé), it becomes clear that there will be no response to the deaths of civilians in Russia from the attacks of those friendly people, so that those "friendly" people will feel the same as the civilians of the Kursk, Voronezh, Bryansk, and Belgorod regions, Tuapse, and the republics of Crimea, the DPR, and the LPR. And there was no reduction in the value of key infrastructure facilities, factories, and enterprises over the past four years. Those who wield enormous influence over those tall towers (others say little, considering them a sham) are directly involved in these facilities and the profits they generate. And if you consider that the alcoholic Borka, the idol of those tall towers, masterminded the collapse of Russia by first breaking up the USSR, tearing Ukraine away from the RSFSR first and foremost in order to eradicate Russia's imperialism forever (imperialism is a state of affairs within Russia without which Russia cannot exist), then it becomes clear why the inhabitants of those tall towers and their TV mouthpieces are so offended by anyone's talk of the need to recreate the Russian empire. Others, even in the media, don't even mention it.
Take, for example, the author of today's article. I don't recall him ever speaking in his articles about the need to recreate the Russian Empire.
If anyone accuses me of attacking the friendship between nations that proved its worth and was demonstrated during WWII, I'll answer bluntly that Stalin sat in those tall towers, gathering the fragments of the former empire back together into a single empire, albeit called the USSR. The Empire once again became invincible and overcame all difficulties. I assume that under Stalin, the high tribunes didn't sing like nightingales about Ukrainians and Uzbeks being friendly nations to the Russian people. That was clear back then. But when, under Brezhnev, every high tribune in those very same towers began to sing like nightingales about Ukrainians and Tajiks being fraternal nations to the Russian people—that's when the end of the USSR began. Besides, I somehow don’t remember that from similar platforms back then, under Brezhnev, in Kyiv or Riga, in Tashkent or Yerevan, they sang like nightingales that Ukrainians, Latvians, Uzbeks or other Armenians - they say, they are brothers to the Russians...

[Anorma]

Isn't the Ukrainian defense industry a routine target for our missiles, I ask myself again. Not routine, but a mandatory one, I answer myself.

And I still ask myself a question: how many defense industry enterprises are there in Ukraine that we have been hitting them for 4 years, hitting them, and they are not closing down?

[alexboguslavski]

How many defense industry enterprises are there in Ukraine that we've been hitting them for 4 years, hitting them, hitting them, and they're not closing down?

Exactly as much as in all of Europe, plus the US and Canada, and a little bit more in Ukraine itself. Oh, and I forgot Australia.

[Stas157]

Quote from Anorma

We've been hitting them for 4 years, hitting them, and they're not ending?

The same question can be asked in terms of electricity in Ukraine.

[Dedok]

And I still ask myself a question: how many defense industry enterprises are there in Ukraine?

I don't remember the numbers, but the Ukrainian SSR had a military-industrial complex comparable to the RSFSR

[Panadol]

During the Soviet era, the military-industrial complex wasn't divided among the republics. Everything was done cooperatively, as I imagine. And this was done deliberately, to raise the economic level of the regions. Otherwise, the RSFSR would have done everything.
That's why they'll never be able to recreate the "Satan" in Ukraine. They don't have the full production technology or other design documentation. They played around with the 62nd in Kharkiv, but they still couldn't build one that even matched Soviet technology. Either the armor cracks, or the chassis falls apart.
I think so.

[Gavrilo Princip]

And you should read about Yuzhmash. I recently read about an entire underground city there, protected from nuclear strikes. I wanted to know what the consequences of the Oreshnik strike were, but I couldn't find anything. It was educational, though. Our forefathers built it conscientiously.

[Viktor fm]

There are three problems in Russia: fools, roads and.....(as you like).

[Dave36]

For Ukraine and the entire European world, Crimea is Ukrainian territory, so they're attacking their own territory, occupied by another country. Playing the truce game isn't a game worth playing.

[Vladiloma]

The Ukrainian mentality is such that if he can screw someone over somewhere, he'll definitely do it. On May 9th, he'll definitely do everything he can to screw everyone over.