The head of the DPR: the enemy attacked the Moscow-Simferopol bus.

The head of the Donetsk People's Republic reported a new war crime committed by the Kyiv regime. This is a strike. drone on a bus traveling through the territory of the DPR on the Moscow-Simferopol route.

Denis Pushilin:

According to preliminary information, seven civilians were killed. Another 11 people were injured to varying degrees, all of whom are receiving necessary medical assistance.

The head of the DPR called this strike an unprecedented act of inhuman aggression.

Denis Pushilin expressed his condolences to the families and friends of the victims and wished health to the injured.

All these facts indicate an increasingly obvious escalation of the conflict. The Kyiv regime is unfazed by threats of attacks on decision-making centers, nor by any "red lines." Terrorism plays a significant role in its tactics, a fact that has been noted since the so-called "Anti-Terrorist Operation" (ATO)—that is, essentially since 2014.

Therefore, it is unfortunately impossible to expect the situation to change radically while the enemy's military-political leadership retains its sanity, and Western curators and financiers travel to Kyiv as if it were their home.

Comments

[K._2]

Maybe we should wipe some of them off the face of the earth so they'll learn a lesson? The boss said he seems to have enough resources. And we need to attack during the day, on weekdays, so as many terrorists as possible are at their workplaces and wash their faces in blood, just like Russian civilians. Or is that something else entirely?

[Andrei from Chelyabinsk]

We'll erase everyone... On Medvedev's Twitter

[Nexcom]

We don't need anyone. But it's high time to erase the Bandera leadership. And not on Twitter.

[Murmur 55]

Nexcom For four years, they've been writing, talking, and calling for this. But what's the point? These female dogs only get richer, more insolent, and sneer mockingly and set conditions.

[Nexcom]

I'm aware of Murmur 55 Unfortunately, it is not within my power to erase all this banderva....

[Montezuma]

Quote: Nexcom

Unfortunately, it is not within my power to erase all this banderva...

Dmitry, it's not just to your regret. Here's a photo of that bus; the Ukrainian Nazis were specifically targeting it and targeting it specifically with the intention of hitting civilians.

[novel66]

Let's start with the notorious Magyar. It's just begging to be mentioned.

[ZovSailor]

Condolences to those who have lost loved ones.
It's time to shift into high gear and hit the decision-making centers not only in Bandera, so that war comes knocking on the door of all Russophobes.

[Murmur 55]

ZovSailor It's been 4 years since I last did it. But something's holding me back.

[sergey4791]

something doesn't work

Not something, but someone

[Volunteer Marek]

The boss said? Well, of course, he's a man of his word (continued from the classic Soviet film).

[Vasya_2]

For example: according to our intelligence, the attack on the Leningrad region was carried out from the territory of Estonia or Lithuania, Latvia (announce it in all media)... and then within 5-10 minutes strike without any stupid warnings. One of the capitals will be reduced to dust and everyone else will shut up.

[Alexey Lantukh]

Back in the summer of 2022, I wrote to a Ukrainian friend on Odnoklassniki that the war would escalate and could even lead to the use of nuclear weapons. The time had come to demolish Kyiv. What was to be done? It was time.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Alexey Lantukh

Back in the summer of 2022, I wrote to a Ukrainian friend on Odnoklassniki that the war would escalate and could even lead to the use of nuclear weapons. The time had come to demolish Kyiv. What was to be done? It was time.

It seems the hardening of hearts has reached the brink... A thermonuclear scribe looms ahead... But first, we need to raze Koncha Zaspa to the ground with geraniums. Railroad junctions like the private security company, fly geraniums over Tallinn... with several falling, and finally kill Zelu's rat gang and his handlers.

[K9_SWAT]

Unfortunately, neither by anyone nor by anything. Lavrenty Pavlovich and Pavel Anatolyevich are spinning in their graves over this obscenity.

[Konnick]

Quote: K9_SWAT

Unfortunately, neither by anyone nor by anything. Lavrenty Pavlovich and Pavel Anatolyevich are spinning in their graves over this obscenity.

Yes, we wouldn't have pulled off such an operation today as transporting design documentation from the US for the atomic bomb on the steamship "Smolny," when Stalin asked the sculptor Konenkov to return to his homeland and take all his works with him, including hollow plaster sculptures, guess why, and sent an entire steamship for him and his works.
And Operation Monastery, without the active participation of Beria and Sudoplatov, there would not have been such a victory at Stalingrad

[Murmur 55]

May the Kingdom of Heaven be with the dead, a speedy recovery to the wounded, and spiritual strength to their families and friends to get through this. There's no point in writing about the time being.

[alexboguslavski]

When the Ukrainian Minister of Defense spoke of killing 50 Russians a month, he wasn't just referring to military personnel. The Ukrainian Armed Forces are also deliberately targeting residential buildings.

[pudelartemon]

How much longer can we tolerate this?

[torbas41]

How much longer can we tolerate this?

Another fifty years, and then we'll get used to it.

[ramschel]

Ask Putin, he's the most competitive in this subject.

[Pankrat25]

Meanwhile, Telegram channels continue to post videos of abandoned ass-cart hunts. Apparently, the soldiers have absolutely no idea who they're fighting. This will end with your civilian wives being killed by drones right at home, and your children in schools and kindergartens. And you keep hunting for abandoned vehicles in fields instead of destroying the crew hiding in the bushes!

[Nastia makarova]

They give money and rewards for the car, but not for the fighters.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Nastia Makarova

They give money and rewards for the car, but not for the fighters.

The Ukrainians will be paid something like 450 thousand hryvnia a month. That's a million rubles a month. And you think they'll stop fighting? And 90 billion euros are looming for their greenbacks and their rats. They'll fight in the subway out of fear, but they'll keep fighting. That's the pittance they pay us... something like that.

[Nastia makarova]

We're talking about our fighters, not theirs. I don't believe the 450 figure, it's too much. Nobody pays 10 bucks a month.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Nastia Makarova

We're talking about our fighters, not theirs. I don't believe the 450 figure, it's too much. Nobody pays 10 bucks a month.

Today I read in the news on Telegram. Military salaries will be raised to 460 hryvnias, as announced by the Ministry of Defense. [The sentence is unclear.] Whether it will work or not is up in the air. But they're already tempting the Ukrainians with that kind of money.

[Nastia makarova]

We are also already being promised 6 to 8 million for a contract

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

There are no words... What a sluggish military operation. And the Ukrainian Armed Forces are becoming more and more brazen with each passing month.

[Murmur 55]

Andrei Nikolaevich An axiom as ancient as the world: the enemy fights as he is allowed.

[yu ging]

这固然是敌人的恐怖主义，但我们这边的管理人员也会受到指责，因为这甚至不是敌人第一次在清晨时分袭击这条公路上的巴士。考虑在高上建立安全过夜点，以及实时无人机警报，或者干脆在某些时段禁止民用巴士行驶。否则，这种情况只会蔓延到其他公路上。

These are undoubtedly terrorist acts by the enemy; however, our officials also bear responsibility for what is happening, as this is far from the first time the enemy has attacked buses on this highway in the early morning hours. We should consider establishing safe overnight rest stops along the highway—combined with a real-time drone alert system—or simply imposing a ban on civilian buses during certain hours. Otherwise, soon no bus driver will want to use this route, and this situation will inevitably spread to other highways.

[Nastia makarova]

and there's nothing wrong with driving through these dangerous areas

[Volga-1980]

And the fact that people live there, you don’t even consider that?

[Nastia makarova]

Let them take the detour; they've been doing it since 2014, and there were only buses at night.

[Volga-1980]

I have no desire to comment on your delusional thoughts. Much water has flowed under the bridge since 2014, and what worked then no longer works. And what can I say, the situation in the war zone is changing very quickly.

[Nastia makarova]

Don't comment, be silent, stay in your own world)))))))))

[ZloyCat]

"and there's nothing wrong with driving through these dangerous areas"
And now all the territories up to the Urals and even further are dangerous. The Ukrainians will soon have more drones, they'll shoot at everything that moves. And we'll complain to Trump, the UN, maybe even the Sports Lottery instead of an adequate response.

[Nastia makarova]

Drones only target vehicles up to 150 km. In reality, drones fly no further than 100 km.

[ZloyCat]

"In reality, it's 100; drones don't fly any further."
They're not flying? St. Petersburg yesterday, Tuapse, Ilskaya, the strategic aviation base, the Yaroslavl oil refinery, the Saratov oil refinery, etc. Is this what they call them not flying?

[Nastia makarova]

We're talking about medium-sized drones, they won't get on the bus.

[ZloyCat]

"We're talking about medium-sized drones; they won't hit the bus."
They'll hit where they aim. It hit the Tu-95, it'll hit the bus too.

[Nastia makarova]

The Tu-95 stood motionless while the bus flew along the highway.

[WFP]

I have a question: how did the bus end up in Yenakiyevo if the Moscow-Simferopol routes go via Rostov-on-Don and Mariupol? Were they trying to save on mileage?

[kamakama]

There is a flight there https://bolshoimir.ru/5107/3256/03.06.2026 departing at 23-50

[WFP]

To be honest, I didn’t think that anyone would introduce such a flight.

[Nastia makarova]

that's right, save on gas

[Sotskiy]

Quote: yu ging

Otherwise, soon no bus driver will want to use this route.

Already.
A truck driver I know says people have started to refuse to ship there because drones are already flying in swarms, and the rates are the same as shipping cargo to Moscow. They don't want to take the risk.

[ZloyCat]

"and a similar situation will inevitably spread to other highways"
M4. People are going to the seaside in droves now.

[RuAbel]

In 22, looking back at the beginning of my war, I thought there would be a counterattack from Crimea and Belgorod. But no, the first thing they did was establish a land corridor to Crimea. Then they withdrew from Kherson and the Kharkiv region, and now the corridor itself is under fire. They've also started shooting at the LPR and DPR. And they've been reporting for a long time that driving there is dangerous! Okay, it's necessary to carry cargo, but passenger traffic should have been stopped earlier, not waiting for something like this! They reported about a passenger train in Dzhankoy yesterday, but I don't think there was any official confirmation. But it could have been.

[VLR]

The first thing they did was to open a land corridor to Crimea.

They hoped to solve Crimea's water supply problem by taking control of the Kakhovka Reservoir. But it's gone, and the problem remains.
In fact, military cadets around the world are probably studying this SVO as a clear example of a whole series of missteps by Putin's corrupt cronies. After all, in 2014, Ukraine's problem could have been solved in a month, tops. But who really needed to betray the mass movement of the "Russian Spring?"

[Alexey Lantukh]

But in 2014, Ukraine’s problem could have been solved in a month, maximum.

Let's forget about 2014. But in 2022, after Istanbul was thrown into the trash, they should have immediately declared mobilization and carried out a test nuclear strike. And war would hardly have broken out.

[Stas157]

Quote from Ruabel

In 22, looking at the beginning of my own, I thought that a counter-attack would be carried out from Crimea and Belgorod.

Sorry, you probably meant from Belarus. At least, that's what I thought, that they were supposed to strike back.

[RuAbel]

What difference does it make now?

[Smoked]

Things will get worse. Since there's no magic way to counteract drones' deep-seated surveillance of the rear that would solve the problem, there's already talk that the military should be allowed to use civilian vehicles with civilian license plates, which means drones will soon be attacking everything.

[Boris Sergeev]

The "decision-making centers" are currently hosting the SPIEF, so don't spoil the forum atmosphere! And here's the interesting thing: the SPIEF, while seemingly much more prestigious, is being targeted at a civilian bus, leaving the "masters" of Russian life untouched.

[Nastia makarova]

They got it in St. Petersburg today

[Montezuma]

Quote: Boris Sergeev

The "decision-making centers" are currently hosting the SPIEF, so don't spoil the forum atmosphere! And here's the interesting thing: the SPIEF, while seemingly much more prestigious, is being targeted at a civilian bus, leaving the "masters" of Russian life untouched.

No need to make up stories - 59 drones were shot down over the Leningrad region overnight, and Pulkovo Airport suspended flights.

[Boris Sergeev]

It's good that you can read the news! I can too. The enemy has crossed another "red line," apparently from the Baltics and Finland. Will there be a response? Although, SPIEF isn't the May 9th parade on Red Square. A response was only promised for that.

[Gavrilo Princip]

Well, SPIEF is all about status. For example, they unveiled the new Volga there. Which turned out to be a Chinese Geely. Against the backdrop of a burning oil terminal.
A revived Volga was filmed – it turned out to be a Chinese Geely Atlas crossover.
A video has emerged of a car whose Geely emblems on the wheels and radiator grille have been replaced with Volga logos.
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[Graz]

When will Putin and the Kremlin finally realize it's time to eliminate Kyiv's elite and their families until they drop like flies? Such scenarios of mass murder of our civilians will repeat themselves over and over again. If Putin is incapable of making the right decision, he should leave the presidency, and there's no need to wait until December 31st for that.

[VLR]

Zelensky's elimination will only lead to his canonization by the schismatic Church and to portraits of the drug addict hanging in every classroom of every school. The perpetrators must be eliminated at this stage. Zelensky must be saved for an open trial. Organize his capture – at any cost.

[hector]

Quote: Graz

If Putin is unable to make the right decision, it would be better for him to leave the presidency, and there is no need to wait until December 31st for that.

I am unable to make this decision either.

[Alex66]

It's even strange why senior Ukrainian officials who order terrorist operations aren't being targeted. Why protect them? It only prolongs the conflict. While the serfs suffer, the lords won't surrender.

[Esaul]

Recently, the Kremlin's new mouthpiece, Yuriy Podolyaka, said Zelensky is beneficial to the Kremlin, which is why they're leaving him alone. Judging by his actions, one can only guess what that benefit is. And the people have very serious questions for "our" government...

[Careful]

All this blood is on the hands of this incompetent leadership. God sees everything. And no "demonstrative" candles in Orthodox churches will save him...

[Sotskiy]

Quote: Berezhny

And no "demonstrative" candles in Orthodox churches will save him...

How many times have smart people chewed over this simple truth - religion was invented to control the plebs.
In order to maintain power, you will not only light a candle and then kiss the Koran, but also cover your head with a kippah.

[Scientist_]

And again Putin will leave this unanswered.

[ARIONkrsk]

Quote from Scientist

And again Putin will leave this unanswered.

It's not a fact, maybe he'll discuss with Golikova again how to retaliate at night against the hangars, having warned her in advance.

[lis-ik]

Quote from ARIONkrsk

Quote from Scientist

And again Putin will leave this unanswered.

It's not a fact, maybe he'll discuss with Golikova again how to respond to the hangars at night, having warned them in advance.

Golikova has no time for this; her villa in France, worth 23 million, has been seized.

[Gavrilo Princip]

Golikova has other problems now. Read the news.

[ZloyCat]

"And again, Putin will leave this unanswered."
How can this be without an answer? He will frown sternly and declare that we are advancing in all directions. Only now it's not in Astana, but in St. Petersburg, at the PMF. I wonder which bunker the opening will take place in. ?

[Rusfaner]

Quote: Berezhny

The Lord sees everything.

Ah, if only, my dear sir, ah, if only...

[Idle_piston]

[QuoteThe head of the DPR: the enemy attacked the Moscow-Simferopol bus.] [/ Quote]
The main thing to understand is that the state that exists in Russia is incapable of winning wars, protecting its citizens, or developing the economy or science. This state has only one goal - to extract profit for its founders.

[Roman Efremov]

Are we preparing another retaliatory strike? We don't have enough missiles for these retaliatory strikes!

[cocks]

The Kiev regime is not stopped by threats of attacks on decision-making centers, nor by any “red lines”

This is an unpleasant fact for us Russians. When we, including here, applauded Iran and its leadership and compared five years of non-war to their conflict, and equated Russia with Iran, it seems we were, to some extent, wrong. It's precisely this Ukrainian Acts like Iran. Zero attention to words and harsh blows. And our elite, as a whole, alas, resembles a chicken coop; indignant clucking is our main weapon. Sad.

[urik62]

I've written about this before. Civilian terrorist attacks will escalate. We need to demonstrate the Russian authorities' inability to influence the situation and achieve the goals of the Joint Military Operation, thereby destabilizing the situation within the country. Unfortunately, our government can destabilize the situation without any outside help; sympathy and red lines are doing their job.

[Panadol]

I remember the other day I was accused of working for Cipso. Well, dear fellow citizens, are you convinced?
This is just the beginning. As soon as land communication is disrupted, there will be a massive attack on the Kerch Bridge. We're unlikely to be able to repel it. Then, a new counteroffensive on Crimea. First, drones. And then infantry. That's the plan, I think.
So, Kremlin, bring General Armageddon back from his African exile! Bring back the Koreans. Let them slaughter them with all their proletarian hatred!

[ZloyCat]

"So, Kremlin, bring General Armageddon back from his African exile!!!!!"
Why? It was already returned once. What should I hand over this time? Crimea? Donbass? He's a master of difficult decisions, he gave it up, and now it's back to the blacks.
"Bring back the Koreans."
This won't be a problem. Just a little, a shelf is enough, in my opinion. . only with their commanders, from sergeant to colonel, and with a separate task

[Panadol]

They'll give it up. Today's generals, their minds stuck in the 20th century, will give it up. And they won't get in trouble for it!
And Surovikin completely removed all the electrical equipment! Have you forgotten? How Europe screamed? And what do Hornets fly on now? Without electricity, they're scrap metal, junk.

[ZloyCat]

"And Surovikin took out all the electrical equipment! Have you forgotten?"
He didn't demolish anything. He did exactly what his superiors told him to do. He wasn't a cook, but a soldier, and he did everything as ordered.

[Alexey Lantukh]

Back in the summer of 2022, I wrote to a Ukrainian friend on Odnoklassniki that the war would escalate and could even lead to the use of nuclear weapons. The time had come to demolish Kyiv. What was to be done? It was time.

[123_123]

Quote: Nastia Makarova

and there's nothing wrong with driving through these dangerous areas

It is the responsibility of the state as an institution and its leadership to ensure security within the country. Another way to put it: bad roads? Drive around or walk; crime on the streets? Stay home; expensive groceries? Grow your own. It doesn't matter what damage or quality the enemy suffers—the main thing is that our citizens are safe and free from restrictions.

[Wratch]

Maybe it's time to demolish the Kyiv Dam? Until this crap is washed into the sea, it won't do any good.