Targets identified, missiles ready: State Duma deputy on possible strike on Kyiv

Russia is prepared to strike central Kyiv if Zelenskyy attempts to disrupt Victory Day celebrations. The targets have already been identified, said State Duma deputy Andrei Kolesnik.

The Ministry of Defense has already identified targets for a possible strike on central Kyiv, primarily the administrative buildings complex, including Zelenskyy's office, the National Bank, the Kyiv administration building, and others. According to the deputy, Moscow has previously refrained from striking the center of the Ukrainian capital, but this time there will be no restrictions.

But there are disputes regarding the range of weapons used, mainly concerning ballistic missiles Oreshnik. Some experts rule out the use of the Oreshnik because of its large area of ​​effect, while others are in favor. Others say that in the event of a massive strike, the entire spectrum of missiles will be used, from Iskanders to Kinzhals. In other words, those missiles that are extremely difficult to intercept.

There's also a prevailing view that Zelenskyy will try to disrupt the Victory Day parade. He won't be in Kyiv itself, however; he'll leave the city beforehand, and after the attack, he'll start crying to his Western masters, blaming Moscow for all the troubles.

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[HUNTERDON]

Urgently send the Ministry of Defense to courses in Iran

[Andrey K]

Targets identified, missiles ready: State Duma deputy on possible strike on Kyiv

I would like to believe that this is a ready-made plan of the General Staff of the Ministry of Defense, and not another red-brown line of "talking heads".

...Zelensky will try to disrupt the Victory Day parade. He won't be in Kyiv itself; he'll leave the city beforehand...

Isn't that a reason to "throw him in the toilet"?

[Tatyana]

Zelensky will try to disrupt the Victory Day parade. He won't be in Kyiv itself, however; he'll leave the city beforehand.

There is not even a drop of doubt about it!

Military expert Baranets has already stated that Zelensky:
"He'll get away from central Kyiv. At a certain distance, quite a distance from Kyiv, there are backup command posts buried deep in the ground, dating back to Soviet times. I think he might escape there."

And I think Zelenskyy will completely flee Ukraine these days and go abroad! For example, to London, or to Merz in Germany, or to Macron in France. Or to Brussels, under the wing of that rabid German woman, Ursulikha von der Leyen—"Adolf Hitler in a skirt."

[avatar123]

Well, he'll be gone on May 9th, but now we know where he is. Are there really no means that could be launched undetected and delivered to the target? It would be a shame if there weren't.

[Aken]

The most important thing is there is no courage.

[Vovavvs]

Iran has this, but we only have cartoons or dad asked for it so that, God forbid, they don’t hit us.

[Geosun]

Quote: avatar123

now we know where he is

So, the Americans destroyed Iran's top brass, and what did that make things easier for them? The old ones were predictable and could be pressured. But they can't negotiate with the new ones. So what was the point?

[WILL]

I'm wondering why Kolesnik suddenly started making statements on behalf of the country? Who authorized him? He somehow quickly became a "patriot," right after the Kaliningrad Sea Port was taken away from him.

In July 2023, the Central District Court of Kaliningrad, following a lawsuit filed by the Russian Prosecutor General's Office, ordered the seizure of Kolesnik's controlling stake in Kaliningrad Commercial Sea Port JSC.

This comrade is protected from prison by parliamentary immunity; apparently he decided to earn some more points, “guardian of the state.”

[mikh-korsakov]

Opinions differ on whether to bomb central Kyiv. Yes, those who believe that if the strike is aimed at killing Zelenskyy are right, it won't work, because our intelligence capabilities (or, in parentheses, lack of orders) aren't comparable to those of the US, which can pinpoint the location of a person of interest at any time (Maduro, the Persians). But on the other hand, such a strike would demonstrate that we're not afraid to cross our own red lines, and that's valuable.

[your1970]

Quote: mikh-korsakov

Our intelligence is not like the American one, which is capable of locating a person of interest at any time (Maduro, Persians).

AWACS in Europe signal the missile launch with the flight direction – after receiving the go-ahead, security simply moves Ze from his location by literally a couple of hundred meters.
Moreover, taking into account the distance to the target, the time is quite long - at least 20 minutes

[Tatyana]

Quote: ANIMAL

Somehow he quickly became a “patriot”, right after the Kaliningrad Sea Port was taken away from him

In July 2023, the Central District Court of Kaliningrad, following a lawsuit filed by the Russian Prosecutor General's Office, ordered the seizure of Kolesnik's controlling stake in Kaliningrad Commercial Sea Port JSC.

This comrade is protected from prison by parliamentary immunity; apparently he decided to earn some more points, “guardian of the state.”

Thanks to the esteemed Zveroboy for this very insightful comment! It immediately became clear who's sitting in our State Duma and what to expect from them!

[Alec]

I think Zelensky will simply flee abroad these days! For example, to London, or to Merz in Germany, or to Macron in France.

Tatyana, this humanoid (they didn't miss another one) spends more time outside the used area, "caring for the well-being of citizens."

[agent518]

And I think that Zelensky will completely disappear from Ukraine and go abroad these days!

That's unlikely. Remember, when the West offered him asylum in the early days of the war, this scoundrel brazenly replied that he needed weapons, not a taxi.

[a vacuum cleaner]

This was said by a deputy, not the military. So think about it.

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

In general, you shouldn't talk a lot in advance, but act without warning in a timely manner!!!!

[Per se.]

Quote: Andrey K

Targets identified, missiles ready: State Duma deputy on a possible attack on Kyiv

I would like to believe that this is a ready-made plan of the General Staff of the Ministry of Defense, and not another red-brown line of "talking heads".

By the beginning of the SVO, the "operation" was already in its fifth year...

Now, a few important, very important words for those who might be tempted to interfere with current events. Anyone who tries to hinder us, much less create threats to our country and our people, must know that Russia's response will be immediate and will lead to consequences you have never experienced before in your history. We are prepared for any development. All necessary decisions have been made. I hope my voice will be heard. (Vladimir Putin)

[bayard]

Quote: Andrey K

I would like to believe that this is a ready-made plan of the General Staff of the Ministry of Defense.

It looks like he is. Moreover, now we really just need a pretext to start carrying out such strikes. I hope there will be a pretext.
And there is no need to feel sorry for Kyiv. At all.

[snow mountain]

Urgently send the Ministry of Defense to courses in Iran

Or invite the Houthis here to give a series of lectures on how to fight

[ABC-schutze]

"The rest of it says that in the event of a massive attack,... will be used."
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Hmm ...
But I somehow believe that these kinds of so-called "warnings" from the Russian Ministry of Defense or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, or even from "the Russian authorities themselves," are completely unnecessary. Especially when they appeal to the population and the so-called "diplomatic corps" to evacuate the city in advance...

Firstly, in the territories of the formerly united Ukraine, EVERYONE, without exception, was officially warned at the highest state and political level back in February 2022. And in this warning about the launch of the Russian Armed Forces' Second Military Operation, with the announcement of its primary objective and two main tasks, there were no "exceptions" or "territorial restrictions" where anyone in the aforementioned territory could feel safe. Incidentally, ALREADY THEN, all of Russia's enemies and their masters located in the territory where the Second Military Operation was being conducted understood this absolutely correctly...

And in crowds of thousands, including the so-called "diplomatic corps", they poured from Kyiv to the "west" to Lemberg and to the borders with the Poles...

Secondly, in the fifth year of the Second Military District, the Russian Defense Ministry's devastating response to all manner of anti-holiday convulsions of the Bandera-Nazi regime in the context of May 09th must be self-evident and objectively perceived as a legitimate and natural, mercilessly punitive reaction. And precisely for such a punitive response (strike) to be maximally effective, it must be delivered without any "warning." And if, as a result of such a response, some "Western diplomats" hanging out with the circus circus representatives on Bankova Street get "scolded" (to the point of "transitioning to the 200-hundredths"), that would even be better and more useful in the long run... What claims does Russia have? I repeat, Russia OFFICIALLY warned EVERYONE, including the so-called "diplomats," back in February 2022. And it made no "exceptions" for anyone... So, from now on, whether to scold or not, it's their decision, and therefore their "diplomatic" risks...

And so... Once again, for the Nth time, they've warned us in advance and, of course, "seriously." Anyone who acts shady toward Russia and its holiday will be safely "hidden" (including "diplomats"). And the entire massive "response," if launched, will turn into a loud bang on buildings and all sorts of unimportant debris... And I have no doubt that strikes will be carried out on major Russian cities around the clock on Victory Day... Their leaders and bosses have simply been trained to accept such actions with impunity...

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: HUNTERDON

Urgently send the Ministry of Defense to courses in Iran

And also grow beards and hand out slippers. That should probably help.

[Same lech]

I hope that Kolesnik's words will match his actions.

[Sky strike fighter]

Quote: The same Lech

I hope that Kolesnik's words will match his actions.

Is deputy Andrei Kolesnik now the most important person in the country? Apparently I missed something. The deputies are taking the initiative from Maria Zakharova.

[Murmur 55]

Sky strike fighter Today there was already an article about M. Zakharova’s statement, but few people will like it.

[kapitan92]

Quote: Sky Strike fighter

Quote: The same Lech

I hope that Kolesnik's words will match his actions.

Is deputy Andrei Kolesnik now the most important person in the country? Apparently I missed something. The deputies are taking the initiative from Maria Zakharova.

But they have elections coming up. Competitions have begun to see who "loves their homeland" and PZh more.

[snow mountain]

missed. Deputies are taking the initiative from Maria Zakharova.

They are exactly the same chatterboxes who are not responsible for their words.

[Vovavvs]

Can you tell me the nationality of deputy Kolesnik?

[January]

Quote: The same Lech

I hope that Kolesnik's words will match his actions.

Could you tell me what the words of a chatterbox on state support have to do with the affairs of the Ministry of Defense?

[foxes]

Are they giving advance notice so that everything valuable can be evacuated? Lovely.

[Murmur 55]

foxes It's all in the fashionable style of today: warn in advance, designate in advance, make the performance characteristics publicly available, film a video and make it public, so that modern Stirlitzs are completely out of work.

[cocks]

There is also an opinion, and this is the main one, that Zelensky will try to disrupt the Victory Parade.

What a bastard. Why would he do this? He's a drug addict, obviously. Totally inadequate.

[Novel_]

Fresh tradition, but hard to believe ...

[Dedok]

Цthe trees have already been determined, said State Duma deputy Andrei Kolesnik.

Is this for the 5th year of the war?
and before that, for 4 years, you couldn’t set goals?

[Smoked]

Well, the targets have been hit all these years. The point is, these defeats aren't really that helpful, because they don't change anything globally. So, no, we don't have our own factory anymore; there will be one in neighboring countries. They've taken over the headquarters with generals, well, they'll recruit others. They might even be controlled by an Anglo-Saxon neural network, which is perfectly in keeping with the times.

[Earl]

Zelenskyy wants to disrupt Victory Day celebrations, but what if they strike downtown Kyiv? Perhaps it would be better to strike Zelenskyy? Although striking the National Bank is a good idea: destroying the financial system would clearly make things more difficult for the enemy.

[avatar123]

You're wrong, empty concrete buildings are treacherous.

[Murmur 55]

Earl Since when does a building = a system? Especially in the modern world, a building is now a symbol and nothing more.

[Pantsuy_]

Quote: Murmur 55

Moreover, in the modern world, a building is now a symbol and nothing more than a status symbol.

These buildings contain computers, servers, archives, and other documentation, as well as various specialized communications and control equipment. Therefore, by completely demolishing the buildings of the Ministry of Defense, the General Staff, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and the Main Intelligence Directorate, as well as the presidential office, the Rada, the Government, and the Central Bank, you are plunging the entire command system into permanent chaos. And if the bodies of employees—from the manager to the janitor—find themselves under the destroyed buildings, the chaos will double.

[Ivan Vasilievich 282]

I'll tell you, otherwise you'll never know. The banking system is located in large data centers, and only the building and the employees who service the system from regular PCs remain on-site. You could raze the Central Bank building to the ground, and the system would be unharmed. For example, Ukraine's banking system is hosted on Amazon servers. The employees would just sit down at new PCs and continue working.
Everything else is arranged exactly the same.

[Vovavvs]

We're afraid to hit fraudulent data centers, but here we have a Ukrainian bank. Orban is no example for us.

[Sedov]

There's also a prevailing view that Zelenskyy will try to disrupt the Victory Day parade. He won't be in Kyiv itself, however; he'll leave the city beforehand, and after the attack, he'll start crying to his Western masters, blaming Moscow for all the troubles.

What's the problem with waiting for him to return and squashing him? It's high time to send him back to the bunker and bury him there. And then the Loveria ratings would start to rise again. And the "European rulers" would start to think about what's more important to them... It's time for our powers to move from invitations to negotiations with elephants handed out to real action. Maybe the devil isn't as black as he's painted?

[avatar123]

What's the problem with being proactive? Or is there no problem?

[Murmur 55]

Sedov There's an answer to your question, and it's been known for a long time, but no one likes it. That's why Zelensky feels so comfortable and prances around like a goat in a meadow.

[Sedov]

Hi Sedov, there's an answer to your question, and it's been known for a long time, but no one likes it. That's why Zelensky feels so comfortable and prances around like a goat in a meadow.

Sasha, (Sorry for the familiarity, and on a first-name basis. If you're in the Urals, we'll definitely have a drink like brothers (let's not call it "brotherhood," it's more humane in this world). I know the answer to this question just like you do, but lately I've been haunted by thoughts that our leadership benefits from engaging in military operations, just like Zelensky. The budget for defense is being cut up, infrastructure is being restored, military budgets are being cut off. There are kickbacks everywhere. Maybe I'm wrong, but people (not just economists and war correspondents), ordinary people, are already shouting "Help" from all sides. And even Bonya (who doesn't care about any of this - she decided to hype it up). But the resource has actually already been exhausted. Thanks to Iran, we'll get a few pennies for the oil industry, but they'll all go "in the right direction." The latest attack by Naebullina (who calculated that Russians keep 65 trillion rubles in their personal accounts), which should They will move towards economic recovery (this despite the fact that this "economy" only takes from me, and the leadership "tightens the screws" wherever possible, trying to suck the maximum out of our families (with their taxes, restrictions, recycling fees, ban on the import of electronics) - this is some kind of absurdity.
Once upon a time, the Sergeant Major in our company used to say: "They're screwing us, but we're getting stronger." Now I understand - that's not a very good position... But it looks like they really decided to strengthen our position.

[Vovavvs]

What are you saying? It's okay to applaud our generals in Moscow, but what if our "partners" get offended?

[alexoff]

He was in Yerevan the other day, flew in and out on a plane. And our troops in Armenia were supposedly protecting him.

[Same lech]

Quote: Sky Strike fighter

Deputies are taking the initiative from Maria Zakharova.

That's why I say I hope...
Hope is my earthly compass.

[victor_47]

Is the truth that "whoever chooses shame over war, gets both shame and war" outdated?!

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

I'm so sick of the idiocy of some deputies! They use everything to gain publicity. Empty talkers....((((

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

How does the deputy know which targets are involved in the rackets?

[snow mountain]

How does the deputy know which targets are involved in the rackets?

He's just a regular stargazer. Just trying to blurt out something.

[g_ae]

"The goals are defined..." The result, one would assume, would be the same as the author of the quote?

[HAM]

In fact, Zelensky should constantly and everywhere look around, and run from bush to bush, and not hang around abroad...

[snow mountain]

In fact, Zelensky should constantly and everywhere look around, and run from bush to bush, and not hang around abroad...

He gives interviews, threatens Russia, and meets with foreign delegations. He recently attended a summit in Yerevan.

[Vovavvs]

A bad example is contagious. Now even the deputies and the Ministry of Defense have resorted to "red lines." And this instead of immediately announcing the supply of anti-ship missiles to Iran in response to the US and European supplies to Ukraine.

[Montezuma]

Quote: VovaVVS

And this instead of immediately announcing the supply of anti-ship missiles to Iran

Do you seriously believe that deliveries of such weapons should be "immediately announced" for public information?

[Vovavvs]

Trump and his ilk are not shy...

[turembo]

What's the point of hammering away at already empty buildings?

[alexoff]

Well, sort of to show that at least once every five years our leadership lives up to its promises. And there was no talk of substance. Making smart moves and not bluffing is too much to ask of these people; they can't do that...

[Free Island]

During World War II, defense industry companies (mostly Western) reaped superprofits. After WWII, construction companies rebuilding Europe began to reap superprofits. I don't think anything has changed today. The more destruction that occurs in this war, the more orders there will be for all sorts of "restorers."

[Pantsuy_]

Quote from turembo

What's the point of hammering away at already empty buildings?

Are you sure these buildings are empty?

[vitaliy20091959]

So they'll destroy the center of Kyiv, but what will that accomplish? It won't have any impact on the conduct of military operations.

[8_-MistVieh-_8]

Wäre mal an der Zeit, dass dort was einschlägt, ja!

[Alex66]

How effective would such a strike be, given that the top brass of the Ukrainian Reich won't be there, and are the destroyed buildings worth the missiles expended? They need to strike at gatherings without warning.

[Nikolaevich I]

"Targets identified, missiles ready..." I don't know about you, but I wasn't impressed! What should have been done "the day before yesterday" was promised "tomorrow"! Even if it happens, it won't be the way we "dream" today! Too often, the promises of the "country's leadership" and the Russian Ministry of Defense have turned out to be the lines of a song: The accordion sang, the accordion played...!

[Ed Mac]

The article's ruling isn't a statement from the Russian Ministry of Defense, but rather from Deputy Kolesnik. Is the State Duma deputy privy to the target selection, weapons readiness, and so on? That's odd, somehow...

[Free Island]

There's a profession called a deputy. The idea is that for the entire four (or however long it is now) years of their term, they stuff food into their heads. And only once every four years, during the next parliamentary elections, do they open their mouths to say something. 😂😂😂🤷☝️It doesn't matter what, as long as some sounds are audible.

[Free Island]

"If a fight is inevitable, strike first!" (c) The boy said it, but the boy forgot what he said 😂😂🤷

[pexotinec]

Decision makers need to be toppled, not buildings. And not retaliatory, but preemptive. No one fears our verbal threats anymore.

[Uh Neuhov]

Perhaps it was worth intimidating Kyiv so much after the Minsk Agreements were signed, so that the Ukrainian Armed Forces would stop shelling the territories of the Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics. After all, they did nothing to prevent it.

After February 24, 2022, the territory of Russia itself began to come under attack.

[Wladyslaw]

It's the same thing, they're pouring from empty to empty.

[Anatoly Eliseev]

And half a million a month for this. Multiply by 400 how much is the loss from freeloaders?

[snow mountain]

And half a million a month for this. Multiply by 400 how much is the loss from freeloaders?

There's also living expenses, a hefty pension, and benefits. And then there are the anti-people laws they're quietly passing. That needs to be factored in, too.

[Wladyslaw]

So these are pennies, they are sitting there for the sake of other figures and other interests

[cat Crush]

Once we destroy the center of Kyiv, Ukraine will beg the EU for money for reconstruction. The EU will take pity and allocate the funds. It will be a celebration. The money will be divided fairly. There will be no rush to rebuild, and their pockets will be full.

[Lynx2000]

Russia is prepared to strike central Kyiv if Zelenskyy attempts to disrupt Victory Day celebrations. The targets have already been identified, said State Duma deputy Andrei Kolesnik.

Are the deputies really part of the executive branch of government? Will they give the order to "bomb" Kyiv?!
Kolesnik would have remembered his youthful fighting days in "Parusnik" and would have arranged for Zelensky's arrest in Armenia, since we have a military base there...

[Zheka111]

The poor deputies are always thinking about Mother Russia, trying to harness the people's anger and channel it in the direction they need, so they say things they don't understand and don't have the authority to say - after all, speaking is not like carrying sacks.

[Anatoly Eliseev]

Complete nonsense! I don't believe it! And there's no point in attacking Kyiv. They need to attack the dam and the bridge in Kyiv, and they haven't been touched for four years—was it a deal or something?

[Sergey28]

So, they brought in a batch of new red markers? And now they're going to the State Duma too?

[Andrei from Chelyabinsk]

The Ministry of Defense has already identified targets for a possible strike on the center of Kyiv, first of all,

Even now we warn where we will hit... Ugh!

[Uncle lee]

Quote: Andrey from Chelyabinsk

where are we going to hit... Ugh!

[rmlmura1960]

Finalmente os Russos vão abrir os olhos e atacar o centro das decisões em Kiev. Já o deviam ter feito há anos, porque estão a ser humilhados por um palhaço. Este Palhaço é como o cão que morde o dono. Não respeita a cultura e origem do seu pais. Limpem as elites que estão dominadas pelo ocidente. Olhem o que foi feito no Irão? Tem medo? Vejam o que fizeram ao Madura da Venezuela? Tem de agir rapidamente. Para que querem as armas potentes. Um pais como a Rússia tem de se fazer respeitar e aplicar armas que ponha o imperialismo ocidental em sentido.

[Free Island]

A curious military-political situation is emerging in our country... Everyone and their dog is talking about military affairs. Mustachioed secretaries, deputies, and soon even street cleaners from Red Square will be reporting on which missiles are ready where. Who's planning to strike where, what to respond to, and what's going on in the SVO. Everyone and their dog is chatting, but not those who are supposed to report to their people due to their direct authority and RESPONSIBILITIES. It's become fashionable... Deputies, secretaries

[tank_killer156]

No, what's stopping you from destroying all this now? Is it because you lack the courage, or is it just hope again (the woman off the cart is easier for the horse)? Maybe it will all work out. Yes, the war will continue. Didn't everyone steal enough?

[Boris Sergeev]

Russia is prepared to strike central Kyiv if Zelenskyy attempts to disrupt Victory Day celebrations. Targets have already been identified, said State Duma deputy Andrei Kolesnik.

Russia was not prepared for attacks on the Kremlin dome, strategic airfields, the Crimean Bridge, the Black Sea Fleet command, Belgorod, Voronezh, Perm and Cheboksary.

[She34]

Empty talk. The whole country is waiting and waiting. There's no faith left.

[Sailor]

We need to hit, not warn. It's a shame for the country.

[dnestr74]

Shut up already, let the military do their job.

[musorg]

The strange thing is that we're still afraid to strike Kyiv. And who are our experts today?

[guest]

Russia is ready to strike central Kyiv.

If I had been ready, I would have struck long ago.

[Lablador23]

Our State Duma deputies give out threatening interviews left and right, but they are not allowed to make military-technical decisions. And so, these are just their fantasies.

[isv000]

Targets identified, missiles ready: State Duma deputy on possible strike on Kyiv

Did they dust off the old record that said, "We're not like that, this isn't our method"? It's still on the gramophone anyway...

[Roman Efremov]

I'd bet a bottle of cognac that even if Red Square is hit on May 9th, there won't be any retaliatory strikes on central Kyiv. A strike on Kyiv in general, as before, is possible, but specifically on the aforementioned government buildings – no.

[Lexeus]

They're writing that Zelensky will flee Kyiv on the ninth. The question is, why? He's long since realized that he has nothing to fear except Zakharova's statements.

[reframing]

Targets identified, missiles ready, tongues well hung without bones: State Duma deputy on a possible strike on Kyiv.

And these are our rules... bravado, show-off, backstreet.

[Alexey Alekseev_5]

Utter nonsense. Nothing will happen.

[Idle_piston]

[QuoteTargets identified, missiles ready: State Duma deputy on possible strike on Kyiv] [/ Quote]
I like the fighting spirit of our deputies. You read about the events of the early 20th century, and in 1916, the State Duma deputies from the Octobrist and Cadets parties had the same spirit.