Moscow is ignoring Kyiv's attempts to accuse it of allegedly violating the ceasefire.

The Bandera regime continues to accuse Russia of allegedly violating the ceasefire, but Moscow remains silent. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiga issued another statement.

The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry issued a statement accusing Moscow of "failing to comply with the ceasefire" declared by Zelenskyy on the night of May 6. According to Sybiga, Moscow attacked Ukraine throughout the night, launching more than a hundred missiles. drones and 3 missilesHowever, Sybiga managed to lie here too: according to the Ukrainian Air Force, the attacks were counted from 18:00 PM on May 5, and the number of missiles and UAVs that attacked after midnight is not specified. On the other hand, it doesn't matter.

Russian attacks using 108 drones and three missiles continued throughout the night, including morning strikes on Kharkiv and Zaporizhia. Moscow once again ignored a realistic and justified call for a cessation of hostilities.

But there was no violation on Russia's part; it was the "illegitimate" party that concocted something, and Russia had already announced that a ceasefire was planned for May 8, not the 6th. So here, Kyiv declared something of itself, without Moscow's consent, and is now trying to accuse it of violating the "truce." However, Moscow is paying no attention to Ukraine's demarches.

Meanwhile, Ukrainian media outlets note that Zelenskyy himself has yet to comment on Russia's overnight strikes. Apparently, he's consulting with his bosses.

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[ZhEK-Vodogrey]

As their own ceasefire began on May 6, Ukrainian forces struck Dzhankoy in Crimea, killing five people. In addition to Dzhankoy, Armyansk was also hit overnight. The FSB building was hit. Preliminary reports indicate several fatalities and injuries. So far, evidence points to multiple missile strikes.

[abacus66]

At the very moment of the beginning of their own ceasefire, on May 6, the Ukrainians struck Dzhankoy in Crimea.

I suspect they struck at 23:55 PM on the 5th, and we shot down their missiles as early as 00:05 AM on the 6th. So, that's a violation of the ceasefire...

[Doctor]

By the way, why did Zelensky declare a ceasefire from May 6th? Until the 8th, as I understand it.

IMHO, it is in line with Western tradition; the first more or less complete Act of Surrender of Germany was signed on the 6th in Reims, but then, at Stalin's insistence, it was re-signed on the 8th in Germany.

[Tatyana]

Quote: Arzt

By the way, why did Zelensky declare a ceasefire from May 6th? Until the 8th, as I understand it.

I was also surprised what May 6th had to do with it! Thanks for the clarification.
It would be nice to see this Act of German Surrender on May 6th in Reims. Who signed it on behalf of the victors?

The Act of Unconditional Surrender of Germany was signed on May 8, 1945, Berlin time, between Germany and the USSR, with the United States and France as witnesses. (See below.)

[Tatyana]

A more precise historical note.

The German Instruments of Surrender were signed twice:
1) May 7, 1945 in Reims and
2) May 8 – in Karlshorst.

[Tusv]

Quote: Tatiana

2) May 8 – in Karlshorst.

On May 2, the Berlin garrison surrendered unconditionally.
May 8th—in Karlshorst, the time difference is 9th. Moscow time. In fact, May 9th marks the defeat of the Prague group by Marshal Konev, not the surrender accepted by Keitel.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Tatiana

I was also surprised, what does May 6th have to do with it!

Everything is much simpler. And the Act of Unconditional Surrender only showed that the West wanted to steal our Victory, because whoever signed it was the winner?
This has absolutely nothing to do with it here.

We announced it on May 9th, and he immediately followed suit and announced it before ours. ESPECIALLY so that we don't observe it. ESPECIALLY so that they can blame us. ESPECIALLY so that on this basis they can ignore our ceasefire and "legally" attack us on May 9th.

Another thing surprises me.
He can, of course, have three ceasefires a week. He can say every day that we're not observing them.
He can consider himself the smartest, the most cunning and the most Napoleon.
Who is he trying to deceive? Doesn't he realize that his whole ploy looks like a conspiracy theory of children in a sandbox?

A villager is always a villager... You can make him president, or Napoleon... He crawled out of the shit and will go back into the shit.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Zoldat_A

A villager is always a villager...

Oh! Selyuk has woken up! With his sword drawn, he rushed to defend his president with whatever he could. Even if it's a minus, he'll still fight.
I'm telling you, Ukraine needs to be cured not only of Nazis, but also of the vulgarism...

Don't you sheep even realize how funny you are?

[solar]

Who signed it on behalf of the winners?

From the USSR - representative of the Supreme Command Headquarters - Major General Susloparov.
From the Germans - Yodl.

[carpenter]

Quote: Arzt

The act of capitulation of Germany began to be signed on the 6th in Reims, but then, at Stalin’s insistence, it was re-signed on the 8th in Germany.

At 2:41 a.m. on May 7, 1945, the Chief of Staff of the Supreme Command of the Wehrmacht, Colonel General Alfred Jodl, signed the German Instrument of Surrender in Reims, at the headquarters of American General Eisenhower. On the Allied side, the document was accepted by Major General Ivan Susloparov (chief of the Soviet military mission to the Allied forces) and US Lieutenant General Walter Bedell Smith, and French General François Sevez served as a witness.
The document was expected to come into force at 23:01 PM on May 8. On the afternoon of May 7, German radio announced the signing of the Instrument of Surrender. After the act was signed, Susloparov received a telegram from Joseph Stalin, which stated: "Do not sign any documents!"

"The treaty signed in Reims cannot be revoked, but neither can it be recognized. Capitulation must be carried out as a momentous historical act and accepted not on the territory of the victors, but in the place from which the fascist aggression originated—in Berlin—and not unilaterally, but necessarily by the supreme command of all countries of the anti-Hitler coalition." — Stalin believed.

[jaroff]

Let's clarify this. The Act of Surrender of Germany as a state does not exist. Both the Acts of Reims and Berlin are called the Act of Surrender of the German Armed Forces. That's why the signatures on both sides are exclusively military.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: zharyoff

Both the Acts of Reims and Berlin are called the Act of Surrender of the German Armed Forces. That's why the signatures on both sides are exclusively military.

At the request of the USSR, the act in Reims was recognized as preliminary, and the final signing took place in Berlin – where “the fascist aggression came from.”
The Final Act was signed on May 8, 1945, in Karlshorst (a suburb of Berlin). Participants included:
From the German side: Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel (Chief of Staff of the Supreme Command of the Wehrmacht), Colonel General Hans-Jürgen Stumpf (from the Luftwaffe Headquarters) and Admiral von Hans-Georg Friedeburg (from the Kriegsmarine).
On the Allied side: Marshals Georgy Zhukov (for the USSR) and Arthur Tedder (for Great Britain).

[Smoked]

Excuse me, but did they move that 300 km border? So that people would stop flying in. But damn, now they're flying in from 2000 km away. Sorry, we need to forget those previous statements in the media. They're getting in the way.

[Smoker]

The Central Military District (CMD) has long ceased to be a special operation... It's a shame the Kremlin doesn't know this... All the stated goals at the start of the CMD have been irrelevant for four years now. It's shameful when they call the Western proxy army "militants"!! What kind of militants are they if they're a regular army, equipped with the latest technology? Someone tell the Kremlin towers that World War III is underway...

[Smoked]

You're obviously kidding me. So, the end goal of the process was supposedly denazification and demilitarization, and apparently, it didn't work out, and now we're talking about World War III?! Do you even understand what you're saying?

[Smoker]

Quote: Smoked

Do you even understand what you're saying?

I understand... Dozens of countries are openly sending weapons to Ukraine, sending military specialists, and so on. Russian cities are being hit by missiles and UAVs manufactured by Western curators, and are being adjusted and controlled by them. Merchant ships must be escorted by warships... Intelligence...and so on.

[carpenter]

Quote: Smoker

The SVO has long ceased to be a special operation... It's a shame the Kremlin doesn't know this... All the stated goals at the beginning of the SVO have been irrelevant for four years now.

Last fall, The Wall Street Journal revealed secret plans by German strategists for war with Russia, which Berlin began developing as early as 2022. However, it appears that the initial decision to engage in aggression by European elites was made earlier, even before the start of the Cold War.

They wanted to make the Ukrainian Armed Forces the vanguard of their army and send them into Donbas to literally drown it in blood. And then the European contingents were supposed to join in. Russia saved the DPR and LPR by launching a special military operation. The new June 22nd never happened. By thwarting the aggressors' plans, we forced them to slow down. Europe realized it needed to seriously prepare for a full-scale aggression, and so they launched an economic war against us, quietly organizing their army.

[Smoker]

Quote: carpenter

Last fall, The Wall Street Journal

Quote: carpenter

Berlin began developing it back in 2022.

Wall Street Journal - Berlin started... yeah, the Anglo-Saxons want to unleash the Germans again, but they themselves have nothing to do with it!!.. no guys, I don't make decisions in Berlin!!
It was no accident that Karl flew to Washington!!

[Smoker]

continued ..
No guys, I don't make decisions in Berlin!!
It's no coincidence that Karl flew to Washington!! Suddenly, after that, Washington withdraws its troops from Germany... and won't give us Tomahawks... because the Germans and the French must go to Russia at their own expense... and all these Dutch, English, Belgian, Swedish, and US people - they will provide moral support... among them, there are also those who are higher in rank, and they are clearly not Germans...

[Smoked]

A decent scenario, you could wipe your sweat with a curtain while reading it. And the idea of ​​full-scale aggression is also powerful; it works well on fools. Smart people, however, remembering how recently, for example, the most modern American radars and air defense systems, and then all sorts of Arab bridges, factories, and steamships, were destroyed by both cheap drones and inexpensive missiles, understand that all of this will cease to exist for the Europeans, even without Russian nuclear weapons. So the question arises: why this full-scale aggression, Drangnahosten and all that feng shui like the old days, if, damn it, your little Daimler factory, for example, will burn down? Or the Bayerag buildings will turn to ashes. Reaching Moscow, and instead of industry, buildings will be ruins—that's kind of normal, right?

[Smoker]

Who needs Germany so much? The British? Or the US? Well, the German factory will burn down... but it will be safe in the US... and the factory owner will think - I'll go to the US... The Germans are just as expendable as Ukraine... It's like the Roman legion - the least valuable soldiers went into battle first, the better ones came after them, and so on.

[Smoked]

Once again. Why do we need scaremongering about full-scale aggression, or even direct aggression, when technology makes it possible to destroy industry, i.e., the assets of the owners of the means of production, even without nuclear weapons?

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Smoker

The SVO has long ceased to be a special operation... It's a shame the Kremlin doesn't know this...

They know everything perfectly well...
Simply put, if there is a war, how can one trade "national property" with the enemy?

I'm interested in something else - why do they think, that 145 million do not see this and unconditionally believe them, the Kremlin, that we are not fighting, but conducting a Strange Military Operation.

And when my son came on vacation, he said that it was a war...

[yuriy55]

Quote: Smoker

Can someone tell the Kremlin towers that World War III is going on?

Everyone who tried to suggest something to them is long gone...
Aren't the Bastion missile systems capable of firing into the Black Sea? Why then hasn't shipping to Ukraine been stopped? Perhaps we should invite Iranian specialists?

[phrases]

Meanwhile, the number of people wanting to attend the parade has dwindled to a trickle. The devils have achieved their goal; playing at truce means nothing anymore.

[Murmur 55]

phrases , however, the order has been signed and is mandatory for execution.

[Uncle lee]

Quote: Murmur 55

The order has been signed and is binding.

All the Maidan riffraff have already fled to Lviv and beyond.... Those who remain are those who have nowhere to go and nothing to go with....

[Murmur 55]

Uncle lee I meant the ceasefire order for May 8-9. Do you think there will be an attempt to strike Moscow, and that's why Zelensky's entire team gave them a beating?

[carpenter]

Quote: Murmur 55

Do you think there will be an attempt to strike Moscow and that's why Zelensky's entire team gave them a beating?

Most likely it won't happen, but you can expect anything from the crazy locals and the crazy Nazis; for them right now it's "let my house burn down, as long as my neighbor's cow dies."

[Zoldat_A]

!

Quote: carpenter

between the crazy locals and the insane Nazis, you can expect anything, for them now it's "let my house burn down, as long as my neighbor's cow dies."

I heard a reasonable, as it seemed to me, opinion on TV that the Nazis might deliberately provoke a strike on Kyiv. "So you in Kyiv can understand how things are for us here at the front. You've gotten complacent..."

It's no secret that in any war there are attitudes like: "We're here at the front, slurping up shit and blood with spoons, while you, in the capitals, are going to planetariums..."
And surely there will be some figure who will want to show them, the capital's people, what war is...

[belost79]

"Meanwhile, the number of people wanting to attend the parade has dropped to a minimum."
Are you a cashier, selling tickets to the parade? Where did you get this information about the number being cut to a minimum? What is this minimum? Who set it? How do you know how many spectators will come to the parade?
Storytellers

[phrases]

I know it's necessary to explain everything to the especially gifted, but I have no desire to do so. And I'm not talking about the average viewer.

[belost79]

Why not just explain it, Mr. Holder of Top Secret Knowledge? I know for a fact about the non-ordinary audience: try not to attend an event where Putin will be present. For fear of their own safety. They'll snitch on you right away and take your place. So, the non-ordinary audience won't just show up. If necessary, they'll crawl to the scene.

[alovrov]

To be fair, Moscow ignores practically everything. Total disregard. Perhaps the Banderites haven't noticed yet.

[lutikovvn]

The attack on Kyiv is predetermined today, regardless of the behavior of the cold shoulders. Vladimir Putin's speech was announced a week ago. The decision has been made. The show trial will take place!

[Mouse]

Moscow is not reacting

Tired of reacting to every piece of crap.... You just need to do your job....

[snow mountain]

Quote: Smoker

Merchant ships must be accompanied by warships...

Are you talking about the Black Sea Fleet?

[Ed Mac]

There's no point in ignoring heroism from a safe place, and Shoigu's words that "all of Russia is in danger" were wrongly ignored. Time has been lost, and it seems the Victory Day parade must be coordinated with Trump; Putin and his "irreplaceable specialists" have less and less control.
Maybe we should cancel this parade? People's lives are more valuable, after all...

[musorg]

I think we need to seriously prepare for May 9th—there will be provocations from Kyiv, so no choice but to say it! There's simply no other option!

[yuriy55]

If you zoom out on the photo, Sibiga's disgruntled face doesn't look so scary...

[Murmur 55]

yuriy55, this is a consequence of the "Holodomor", a very common "disease" among the leadership.

[solar]

So here Kyiv has declared something to itself without asking Moscow’s consent, and is now trying to accuse it of violating the “truce.”

The VO authors have a sense of humor. As far as I understand, Moscow acted similarly, without asking Kyiv's consent...