Peskov: The special operation in Ukraine has turned into a real war

Russia's special military operation launched in Ukraine has escalated into a full-blown war due to Western intervention, Dmitry Peskov stated.

Commenting on events in Ukraine, a Kremlin spokesman stated that the special operation has now escalated into a full-blown war due to Western countries being drawn into the conflict. According to Peskov, as he told Vesti correspondent Pavel Zarubin, Kyiv is receiving assistance not only from leading European countries but also from the United States, despite Trump's claims.

There's a war going on, a real war. Do you know why it's a war? Because it all started as a special military operation. It continues as a war because Kyiv is backed by Berlin, Paris, The Hague, Oslo, and, unfortunately, Washington. Because they're being helped to target us through their satellites, and they're being helped to direct foreign weapons at our targets through their entire infrastructure.

Moscow is aware that the Kiev regime is capable of anything in the current situation, hiding behind a supposed permissiveness that relies on its Western allies.

Previously, many Russian politicians and experts stated that it was time to acknowledge that the Central Military District had escalated into a full-fledged war waged against Russia by the collective West through the Bandera regime.

Comments

[Mouse]

Thought for a long time? ...............

[marchcat]

And to predict that there wasn't enough intelligence or something...

[alexoff]

I heard a story about Stalin forcing the Finnish War to prevent his esteemed partners from delivering everything they needed. But we didn't force the issue in 2022 to avoid unnecessary losses. We gave everything enough time to deliver across intact bridges, and bam! No one expected it!

[Atheist]

I heard a story that Stalin forced the Finnish war so that his respected partners wouldn't have time to deliver everything they needed.

What partners are you talking about? The events of 87 years ago can't be viewed through today's eyes. France and Britain formally entered the war with Germany on September 3, 1939, and de facto on May 10, 1940. The Wehrmacht's defeat of Poland in two weeks was a complete surprise to everyone, including Stalin. Poland had one of the best armies in Europe at the time, and most believed the war would last at least six months.
That's why, after this, the USSR began accelerated preparations for war with Germany: the transition from a formally contract-based army to a conscript army. In less than two years, the Red Army's strength increased from 100,000 to 5 million.
The Finnish War, the purpose of which was to "push back" the border from Leningrad (the largest industrial center at the time), was one of the consequences of the decisions taken by the USSR leadership to prepare for war.

[alexoff]

Quote: Atheist

Which partners are you talking about?

About today's. They behave pretty much the same way they did back then, although our higher-ups didn't like them back then, unlike today.

Quote: Atheist

The events of 87 years ago cannot be looked at through the eyes of today.

In the context of the Finnish war, it's possible. "Partners" were already preparing to send a contingent there.

Quote: Atheist

France and Britain have been formally united since September 3, 1939.

waited for their enemies to clash

Quote: Atheist

On May 10, 1940, they effectively entered the war with Germany

This seems to be after the Finnish war, no?

Quote: Atheist

The defeat of Poland by the Wehrmacht in two weeks was a complete surprise to everyone, including Stalin.

What does this have to do with the Finnish campaign, where they first stepped on a rake, then spent a month thinking and training, and then broke through the Finnish defenses and forced them to capitulate? Maybe you could also tell me about the First World War, which had something to do with it.

[Atheist]

Alexoff, have you ever wondered why there was a pause (September 3, 1939 – May 10, 1940) between France and Britain? And did they care about Finland during that time?
When they declared war on Germany, they expected to fight on two fronts, as they had in WWI. They assumed Poland would hold out completely undisturbed for six months, during which time they would mobilize, launch their military-industrial complex at full capacity, and so on. But Hitler crushed Poland in just two weeks, and it was a shock to everyone. France and Britain (at the time the best armies in Europe) instantly realized that the Wehrmacht was in a completely different league and that they would be next (the USSR and Germany formally had a non-aggression pact in place).
The Wehrmacht's two-week defeat of Poland was entirely related to the Finnish War (read above more carefully). The Soviet leadership realized that, despite the treaty, Germany would attack sooner or later. Since Germany was establishing contacts with Finland, it was clear that Finland would be Germany's ally in this war. Is that clear now? Leningrad is a border city, a major industrial center (including the military-industrial complex); its loss could have catastrophic consequences for the country.

[Atheist]

And don't forget that the Red Army had no experience with large-scale combat in modern warfare, so the Finnish campaign didn't start off smoothly. Nevertheless, within six months, the issue was resolved: the border was pushed back, Leningrad was secured.
These are lessons worth learning for the country's current leaders, aren't they?

[Glagol1]

Not six months, but three. The result was achieved, and quickly. True, the losses... 127,000 killed and 265,000 wounded.

[figwam]

The result was achieved quickly

But now time has been lost, and for the fifth year we have to take the fortified areas head-on.

[sergeyezhov]

Quote: Glagol1

True losses... 127 thousand killed and 265 thousand wounded.

This is nonsense. The main thing is that there are almost no losses in the current operation.

[alexoff]

Quote: Atheist

And don't forget that the Red Army had no experience of large-scale combat in modern warfare.

Doesn't Khalkhin Gol count? It seemed like no one was planning on fighting anyway; they thought everyone would run away.

Quote: Atheist

These are lessons worth learning for the country's current leaders, aren't they?

Should the leadership have learned the lesson that wars need to be ended as quickly as possible, rather than dragging their feet with mobilization and other negotiations? Once again, if our troops had fought Finland like that, they would have continued fighting for years, while the West would have been rubbing its hands in glee.

[Atheist]

Once again, if our people had fought Finland like that, they would have continued fighting for years, and the West would have just been rubbing their hands in glee.

You really don't understand the fundamental difference between goal-setting in the Soviet Union and today's capitalist Russia? Then you'll be faced with a whole host of "Why?"

[alexoff]

Quote: Atheist

What is the fundamental difference between goal setting in the Soviet Union and today's capitalist Russia?

Is it that there is no goal-setting as such these days? There are only fantasies?

[alexoff]

Quote: Atheist

Have you ever wondered why there was a pause (September 3, 1939 - May 10, 1940) between France and Britain? And did they care about Finland during that time?

Of course not! And no one was preparing an expeditionary force to Finland! And no one kicked the USSR out of the League of Nations!

Quote: Atheist

Since Germany was establishing contacts with Finland, it was obvious that Finland would be Germany's ally in this war.

And Finland wasn't prepared to host Franco-British troops? Or was it sort of neutral, like Japan?

Quote: Atheist

Is it clear now?

Do you understand that we're not talking about how the war started, but how it went? Or is that too complicated?

[Stas157]

Quote: Atheist

The events of 87 years ago cannot be looked at through the eyes of today.

It's quite possible. I also think that today's events echo the unfortunate Finnish war. It's not in our favor, though. How many complaints were leveled against Stalin after that! And similar questions arise now. And there are more of them.

[That's it]

You've written, excuse me, some nonsense, mixing together completely incompatible things. Poland didn't have "one of the best armies in Europe," if only because its weapons were comparable to those of World War I, but certainly not those of World War II. And this wasn't a surprise to Stalin, as the well-known pact confirms.
As for the expansion of the army, there's a very simple explanation. Universal military service, which was introduced precisely on September 1, 1939. But the decision was made earlier, before Germany's attack on Poland.

[Sevastiec]

And to foresee

Guess who? Never forget that Peskov isn't expressing his own thoughts.

[credo]

Did you think for a long time? belay ...............

The matter is much more serious.
Since Peskov voiced a long-known fact, it means that the Kremlin made some very important decision.
Of the possible scenarios, the fact that UAVs are being launched from the Baltics into the northwestern regions of Russia has been confirmed, and now Russia will strike the sites where UAVs are launched from the Baltics, their military-industrial complex enterprises, and possibly even military bases.

[Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin]

I thought the same thing. That was my first thought after reading the title.)))

[Konstantin Konstantinovich]

...Dmitry Peskov stated.

- “It’s not without reason,...” - m/f “Winnie the Pooh and everything, everything, everything” (1969)

[Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin]

Yes, we have plenty of aphorisms. For all occasions.)))

[sdivt]

Quote: credo

The Kremlin made some very important decision.
Of the possible... Russia will now strike UAV launch sites from the Baltics, their military-industrial complex enterprises, and possibly even military bases

maybe it will be like that
and, perhaps, is moving towards declaring martial law in the country, with many factors that follow from this
and this includes all production on a war footing, and the tightening of social programs to a minimum, and, unfortunately, mobilization
One thing is clear, Peskov doesn't say anything without a reason, he's a mouthpiece, he'll give out whatever he's instructed to.
but what they are preparing for us there, in the Kremlin towers, what will happen after September - only God, and the Supreme One, knows

[Monster_Fat]

It's obvious as day that a radical solution is being prepared regarding the Suwalki Gap and the border states. It's no wonder there was all this recent fuss with Lukashenko...

[Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin]

I've read similar statements from Mr. "P" before. About two years ago. And, as you can see, nothing happened.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote from sdivt

and this includes all production on a war footing, and the tightening of social programs to a minimum, and, unfortunately, mobilization

This is, first of all, a declaration of force majeure for contracts, loans and credits
A month ago, our troops restricted supplies to the Kazakhs, citing force majeure and military action, and they, not being fools, told them to go to hell, citing the fact that there was no war.

[paul3390]

This is a legal option to declare force majeure, not a mandatory function. It's optional for useful people. It's selective. And by the way, it's a very good excuse to make a show of thrashing the particularly brazen ones, like Pashinyan and Aliyev...

[Good Evil]

Quote from sdivt

and this includes all production on a war footing, and the tightening of social programs to a minimum, and, unfortunately, mobilization

All this should have been accomplished before February 22, and not hoping for an operetta war in 2 weeks!

[Tommy gun]

Peskov often speaks without thinking. I just remembered that at Bedros Kirkorov's funeral, he somehow said that he fought and went through the entire war, even though Bedros was born in 1932.

[tank_killer156]

The State Duma elections are coming up this fall, and they'll announce mobilization. In our city, they're handing out draft notices for military training. I was given one myself, but they didn't take me. I'm 54 years old, and I've had a stroke. I haven't been called up for 34 years, but now they've remembered. So, I think it'll be a hot fall.

[Konstantin Konstantinovich]

...and then mobilization...

- I completely agree, that's how it will be. I wonder if we'll have a "quarantine"???

[guest]

Quote: credo

Russia will strike UAV launch sites from the Baltics.

Which science fiction novel are you quoting from?

[OD. Preg]

Not in this life --> A friend of mine works at customs and I found out from him that the number of trucks with red markers hasn't decreased from month to month.

[tsvetahaki]

Quote: credo

Once Peskov voiced a long-known fact

What's interesting is that quite a lot of people were imprisoned for incorrectly naming the SVO.
Are they still sitting or has the "concept changed"?

[Nemchinov Vl]

Quote: credo

...and now Russia will strike UAV launch sites from the Baltics, their military-industrial complexes, and possibly even military bases.

Well this is unlikely.
You're confusing the Kremlin with someone else.

[knn54]

Who actually "opened his eyelids"?

[esoteric]

Who actually "opened his eyelids"?

I think the same ones that opened his eyes regarding Army Number 2 in the world.
And which guaranteed him an immediate blitzkrieg with the full support of the entire population of Ukraine for the actions of the Russian army

[Pasus]

Maybe he took the kids and lovers out of Europe, sold the houses, now he can sing a new song...

[January]

Quote: Mouse

Thought for a long time? ...............

Almost 5 years. And suddenly, an epiphany came...

[snow mountain]

Almost 5 years

The speed is amazing!

[Nexcom]

Basil
It has probably become impossible to justify it to the people with "clapping", "debris", etc.

[Good Evil]

Russia's special military operation launched in Ukraine has turned into a full-fledged war due to the intervention of Western countries.

What a surprising conclusion! Less than five years of fighting had already passed, and it had already reached the top that there was a war going on down there!
А before neither Mr. Lavrov, nor the gentlemen from the General Staff, nor to someone else It never even occurred to me that it would happen like this!

[Alexander Sl]

In the fifth year it became clear that the war had been going on for a long time.
While the regions of Russia were getting it, there was the SVO, it flew to Moscow, the war is going on.
It may be late, but it has come to pass, and maybe now there will be other actions.

[guest]

Quote: Alexander Sl

In the fifth year it became clear that the war had been going on for a long time.

If only they would understand that it is necessary to fight in war, they would be priceless.

[Alexander Odintsov]

But in 2022 there was no war and no help from the West if this was originally their Project?

[IVZ]

There is a war going on, it is a real war.

Look at this... It got through.

[your vsr 66-67]

Quote: IVZ

There is a war going on, it is a real war.

Look at this... It got through.

He (Peskov) and the others there live in the land of the n̶e̶p̶u̶g̶a̶n̶y̶h̶ i̶d̶i̶o̶t̶s̶ pink flamingos!

[IVZ]

No, what, they didn't understand what they were getting into from the very beginning? They attacked the 2nd Army of Europe, a country with combat experience that they could be sure would be supported by "all progressive non-humanity," and decided it wasn't really a war? I'm shocked.

[Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin]

Oh well, I said what I was told. Although... flamingos, you say... Nooo, those grenades aren't the right caliber.)))

[guest]

Quote: your vsr 66-67

pink flamingos!

But when these flamingos arrive, things don't get any fun.

[Mouse]

What, to the duck... Who knows what day...

[Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin]

And no one has cancelled the SVO.)))

[YOU]

I read a different version on another website. After the capture of Konstantinovka, the redhead called Zelensky, and only then the Kremlin. Perhaps he was congratulated on Independence Day, but apparently that's not the point. If that's the case, then the conversation must have been interesting. And then there are such statements—after all, talking mustaches only declare what's been agreed upon in advance. And here Washington was called a direct participant. That means something. However, time will tell; there have been countless statements and theories over the past five years.

[Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin]

"...after all, the talking mustache only declares what has been agreed upon in advance." - unambiguous. It's not he who decides why to open his mouth.

[your1970]

Quote: IVZ

There is a war going on, it is a real war.

Look at this... It got through.

Quote: Nexcom

Basil
It has probably become impossible to justify it to the people with "clapping", "debris", etc.

Quote: ian

Quote: Mouse

Thought for a long time? ...............

Almost 5 years. And suddenly, an epiphany came...

Quote: marchcat

And to predict that there wasn't enough intelligence or something...

Quote from alexoff

I heard a story about Stalin forcing the Finnish War to prevent his esteemed partners from delivering everything they needed. But we didn't force the issue in 2022 to avoid unnecessary losses. We gave everything enough time to deliver across intact bridges, and bam! No one expected it!

Didn't get through to you....
War and martial law are not a 4th shift at a factory where they already work 4 shifts - this is first and foremost CENSORSHIP.
And this is not jamming Telegram - but complete shutdown of cellular Internet , and the regular Internet - according to your passport.
Because in other ways CENSORSHIP - impossible in principle.
And at the same time, a complete closure of the borders...

And now downvote with anger - only first Read the martial law law. It's all written there.

[IVZ]

Don't worry so much. You're both right and wrong. A declaration of war doesn't automatically mean martial law, just as martial law isn't always declared during wartime.

[ARIONkrsk]

Quote: IVZ

There is a war going on, it is a real war.

Look at this... It got through.

But the point is that it needs to reach his boss or someone needs to tell him.

[lutikovvn]

And these are our leaders. What a shame!

[esoteric]

And these are our leaders. What a shame!

These "our leaders" have been choosing themselves for a long time now.

[alexoff]

Wow, you dared to mention Washington! Which supported Bandera since 1945 and imposed sanctions on the USSR for the elimination of Bandera itself, even though Khrushchev had tried so hard to mend bridges beforehand.

[Sir Galant]

Is there anything stopping us from declaring war? Or will we shamefully hide behind the SVO?

[Montezuma]

Quote: sir Galant

Is there anything stopping us from declaring war? Or will we shamefully hide behind the SVO?

Do you want martial law and a general mobilization? It's enough to curb excessive humanism and destroy key electrical substations and gas transmission facilities within a week, while also increasing air traffic through the port. This will seriously disrupt supply logistics and significantly hamper the activities of Ukraine's military-industrial complex, while electric rail service will grind to a halt. Yes, living conditions for the population of 404 will significantly worsen, but we can't continue at this pace; we could end up supplying more powerful missiles to the Ukrainian Nazis, and they won't hesitate to use them.

[Sir Galant]

Quote: Montezuma

Do you want martial law and general mobilization?

According to the Federal Law "On Defense," a declaration of war does not mean general mobilization. Learn the ropes.
Article 18. State of war
1. A state of war is declared by federal law in the event of an armed attack on the Russian Federation by another state.
They attacked the Russian Federation/DPR/LPR/Kherson/Zaporizhzhia/Kursk regions – yes! That's your answer – and it's all legal!

Quote: Montezuma

It's enough to limit excessive humanism and remove key electrical substations and gas transportation facilities within a week, while simultaneously increasing incoming air traffic through the port facilities.

But I completely agree with you on this, but these are our "wet dreams"...

[Evgeny_Sviridenko]

The missiles are already being prepared. Ballistic ones. With 800 kg warheads... Just look up what was recently shot down near Moscow and what was flying at the space communications center in Dubna...

[Voyager]

Why do you need it? For what purpose?

[Sir Galant]

Quote: Voyager

Why do you need it? For what purpose?

So that it would be legal. February 24, 2022, could have been called the SVO. With the accession of the DPR/LPR to the Russian Federation on October 4, 2022, it's already a war. This gives additional powers that are not being used. I repeat again: learn the ropes.

[Voyager]

You weren't asked for advice. Legality is a flexible concept. What powers do you require from the wartime status?

[alexboguslavski]

There's a war going on, it's a real war. Do you know why there's a war?

So maybe we should start fighting for real? For victory, not for some ephemeral goals of the Central Military District. First, we should practice in Ukraine, but not in barns. So that the enemy's blood runs cold with fear.

[IVZ]

So that the blood in the enemies’ veins would freeze with fear.

No way. It's hard to scare them; they're not Europe, unfortunately. And there's no point in wasting ammunition on that. Only destroying fortifications, equipment, military production, and manpower is more effective.

[Sotskiy]

Quote: alexboguslavski

Well then, maybe we should start fighting for real?

So the Forbes Russia lists are growing by leaps and bounds, it seems.
What is wrong?

[Million]

And who missed out on Ukraine and the other republics of the former USSR?
They made almost everyone an enemy, except Belarus.
You should have worked, not stolen and had fun, due to your narrow-mindedness.

[Askold65]

Quote: Million

They made almost everyone an enemy, except Belarus.

That's what enemies are for: to make new enemies against the main enemy. Only in Belarus they didn't let themselves be fooled...

[Waifu]

No. It's just that Lukashenko is in Belarus. If he were someone else, Russia would have been in a cordon sanitaire long ago.

[Askold65]

Quote: Waifu

No. It's just that Lukashenko is in Belarus. If he were someone else, Russia would have been in a cordon sanitaire long ago.

Lukashenko was president even before Putin, when Yeltsin's Russia began to deceive the Russian people with various pro-Western scumbags. Even now, Russian youth show little interest in their own history. They have plenty of idiots of their own.

[Dilettante grandfather]

And who missed out on Ukraine and the other republics of the former USSR?

Should I list them by name? Let me remind you that M.S. Gorbachev did this, and B.N. Yeltsin completed his work.

[Million]

Not so. Yeltsin continued, and the current ones are finishing.

[Dilettante grandfather]

I disagree. But I won't start an argument.

[your1970]

Quote: Million

And who missed out on Ukraine and the other republics of the former USSR?

You won't believe it, but there was a prostitution ring—the Politburo of the CPSU Central Committee. They let everyone go free, Yeltsin. then He waved his hands about sovereignty...

[Million]

Sovereignty is a relative thing.

[Gardamir]

Major territorial changes since 1992:Border delimitation with China: The largest reduction in land area. During the border demarcation between 1992 and 2005, Russia transferred to China approximately 600 islands on the Amur and Ussuri rivers, as well as Bolshoy Ussuriysky and Tarabarov islands, and some land (a total area of ​​approximately 337–340 km²).Agreement with Norway (2010): A 40-year-old territorial dispute over maritime delimitation in the Barents Sea was resolved. The disputed "gray zone" of 175 km² was divided between Russia and Norway into two roughly equal parts. Border with Lithuania: In 1997, when clarifying the borders in the area of ​​Lake Vishtynetskoye, Russia transferred about 4 km² of coastal territory to Lithuania. The Samur River and villages in Azerbaijan (2010): Under the state border agreement with Azerbaijan, Russia ceded half of the Samur River's water intake, and also transferred the territory of two Dagestani enclaves - the villages of Uryan-Uba and Khrakh-Uba, whose residents were subsequently resettled to the territory of Dagestan. Thus, the total land area transferred to other countries as part of the clarification and demarcation of state borders after 1992 amounted to less than 350 km². In turn, during the maritime demarcation with Norway, Russia renounced claims to half of the disputed waters in exchange for securing the remaining part for its exclusive economic zone.

And this is not the Politburo.

[your1970]

Quote: Gardamir

Major territorial changes since 1992:Border delimitation with China: The largest reduction in land area. During the border demarcation between 1992 and 2005, Russia transferred to China approximately 600 islands on the Amur and Ussuri rivers, as well as Bolshoy Ussuriysky and Tarabarov islands, and some land (a total area of ​​approximately 337–340 km²).Agreement with Norway (2010): A 40-year-old territorial dispute over maritime delimitation in the Barents Sea was resolved. The disputed "gray zone" of 175 km² was divided between Russia and Norway into two roughly equal parts. Border with Lithuania: In 1997, when clarifying the borders in the area of ​​Lake Vishtynetskoye, Russia transferred about 4 km² of coastal territory to Lithuania. The Samur River and villages in Azerbaijan (2010): Under the state border agreement with Azerbaijan, Russia ceded half of the Samur River's water intake, and also transferred the territory of two Dagestani enclaves - the villages of Uryan-Uba and Khrakh-Uba, whose residents were subsequently resettled to the territory of Dagestan. Thus, the total land area transferred to other countries as part of the clarification and demarcation of state borders after 1992 amounted to less than 350 km². In turn, during the maritime demarcation with Norway, Russia renounced claims to half of the disputed waters in exchange for securing the remaining part for its exclusive economic zone.

And this is not the Politburo.

Hmm, if the description of the border under the Tsar included the "middle of the river," then no matter how hard you try, the middle of the river has shifted along with the river over the past century and a half.

Quote: Gardamir

Agreement with Norway (2010 year): In the Barents Sea, a decision was made 40-year-old territorial dispute over the delimitation of maritime spaces.

That is, the USSR was still arguing in 1970.
In the end, we divided it up. equally DISPUTED territory

Quote: Gardamir

And this is not the Politburo.

The Politburo gave away some small change - Ukraine is miserable, Kazakhstan is cheap with uranium,
Here's Medvedev - he gave away as much as 90,000 square kilometers - against the Politburo's wasted 2,7 million square kilometers of Kazakhstan with 20 million inhabitants.

[Gardamir]

I understand that in your opinion, communists are evil, and today's are saints.

[your1970]

Quote: Gardamir

I understand that in your opinion, communists are evil, and today's are saints.

Do you think that communists are saints after they flushed the country down the toilet?
They filled the country with meaningless slogans, and then handed it over to someone else: "Here you go, capitalist citizens, take advantage."

[Gardamir]

So, in your opinion, we are now moving towards prosperity by leaps and bounds?

[your1970]

Quote: Gardamir

So, in your opinion, we are now moving towards prosperity by leaps and bounds?

Where have I ever praised the current generation? Or written that the current generation leads to prosperity?
Okay, Ehheha Thought 1 is straight as a rail: "If he criticizes the USSR, it means he praises the current generation!!" - but you are a reasonable person.
You understand that if Chavez scolded the United States, this absolutely does not mean that he praised the Russian Federation (he used it, but nothing more).
And when both sides criticize, I don’t join one side - there are a million examples.

The current ones have only two achievements, but they are undeniable - 1) they did not allow the country to fall apart further, 2) they saturated the market with food products at prices 2-3 times lower than in the USSR

[Gardamir]

Then why bother remembering what's long gone? Both achievements are dubious. They didn't give us anything to cut. The prices are also questionable. And there are things that can't be discussed yet.

[your1970]

Quote: Gardamir

They didn't give it to me so that I would have something to saw.

Nevertheless, the country was falling apart—they didn't give it to us. Even if there was something to saw through—they didn't give it to us.

Quote: Gardamir

The prices are also questionable.

Multiply the price of the product then and now by 100 kg - automatically It is clear that now products are 2-3 times cheaper.
Some things are smaller - 1-1,5, some are equal.
The only thing more expensive now is black caviar.

[guest]

Quote: Million

I had to work

That's how they worked, but you know who they worked for.

[alexoff]

Quote: Million

And who missed out on Ukraine and the other republics of the former USSR?

Aren't these the same people who sent their families to the aforementioned countries, by any chance? How many of us have defected from the Kremlin and are openly working for the enemy?

[your1970]

Quote from alexoff

Are they by any chance the same ones who sent their families to the aforementioned countries?

All the children of the General Secretaries except one son are in the West. All the children and grandchildren of the Politburo members are in the West.
The entire elite of the USSR (all sorts of Rodnins, Zykins, hockey players and the likes of Popov) immediately fled to the West

[alexoff]

Quote: your1970

All the children of the General Secretaries except one son are in the West. All the children and grandchildren of the Politburo members are in the West.

No, that's not true. Brezhnev's great-granddaughter is homeless in the center. My relative likes to hang out there and says she knows this lady well.

[Fisher]

Well, I'll be damned, it finally sunk in, if it did. And what's going to change now? We won't be congratulating Trump anymore.

[Leshy1975]

because behind Kiev stand Berlin, Paris, The Hague, Oslo, and, unfortunately, Washington.

At times, the fight against the insidious West takes on surprising forms and begins to resemble pasta on the ears of its own population -

Dear Mr. President, Dear Donald

P.S. An imperialist is a friend to another imperialist, a dear brother, and, if need be, fodder – folk wisdom, a new interpretation...

[your1970]

Quote: Leshy1975

S. An imperialist is a friend to another imperialist, a dear brother, and, if necessary, food – folk wisdom, a new interpretation....

And the communist was apparently an imperialist NOT Friend, when will gas go to Germany (to NATO!!) past its own people? And I won't even mention the food – the imperialists gobbled up the USSR with a vengeance and didn't choke on it...

[HAM]

Well, I said it and I said it. But what will THIS change? Will they kill Zelenskyy or destroy Kiev? Neither one nor the other...

[Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin]

Well, just captain obvious.

[Right hand of the eye]

]Berlin, Paris, The Hague, and Oslo stand behind Kiev, and, unfortunately, Washington. Because they are helped to aim through their satellites, they are helped to direct foreign weapons at our targets through their entire infrastructure.

So, why the hell, while Putin, through the Kremlin's talking head, admits and asserts that the US is our enemy, is simultaneously congratulating Trump and the US on Independence Day, calling him "dear," wishing him success, and so on?! What kind of theater of the absurd and illogical are we witnessing? Ruling elite, is there any sense or common sense in yourselves? How and who do you appear to the public?
Shame ....

[Waifu]

Something broke through him. Suspicious and alarming. They're starting to prepare for something.

[Sir Galant]

They stopped treating him to black caviar at invited/uninvited breakfasts/lunches/dinners) he was offended)

[Ivan F]

Oh, how some people want to “give nothing” themselves, because legally there is no war, but they demand from ordinary people as if it had been officially declared.

[esoteric]

And it all could have ended in 2014. Especially since the entire West was stunned and didn’t understand what was happening there.
Russia had every chance of sending troops to stop the war, and the West would even have supported it. Russia did the same in Karabakh, Transnistria, and South Ossetia.
But this time, our brilliant geostrategist decided to play behind-the-scenes games for the sake of his primitive plan to pull off a repeat of "Yanukovych's return," only this time with his godfather Pinchuk.
The result, as they say, is out the window.

[Vladimir M]

I’ll correct you, godfather Medvedchuk

[guest]

Quote: Vladimir M

I’ll correct you, godfather Medvedchuk

There may be a Freudian slip here.

[Vladimir M]

Well, I have no complaints, I just corrected it.

[Dart2027]

Quote: esoterica

Moreover, the entire West was stunned and did not understand what was happening there.

Do you really believe this? Did Nuland hand out cookies on the Maidan out of sheer misunderstanding?

[esoteric]

Do you really believe this? Did Nuland hand out cookies on the Maidan out of sheer misunderstanding?

Nuland was aware that the whole of Ukraine is divided into two parts - eastern (pro-Russian) or western (pro-European).
And she, I think, was also aware that the whole of Eastern Ukraine was against the Maidan.
And she handed out cookies only for support, so that they could see how the US was behind them and so that they would go to the end.

If Putin had sent troops into eastern Ukraine under the pretext of stopping the civil war, at least the entire EU would have supported him, since they did not want a "Yugoslav scenario" on their borders and it was important for them to receive a constant supply of cheap raw materials from Russia.

And even when the US put pressure on the EU for the downed plane and forced the EU to adopt some sham sanctions, they already declared that they had reached the limit of sanctions and could not impose anything more.

If we talk in images, then in 2014 Putin had a deck of cards full of trumps, but he managed to successfully blow it all... He was deceived (or rather, screwed) like the last fool.

[Dart2027]

Quote: esoterica

If Putin had sent troops into eastern Ukraine under the pretext of stopping the civil war, at least the entire EU would have supported him, since they did not want a "Yugoslav scenario" on their borders and it was important for them to receive a constant supply of cheap raw materials from Russia.

Well, they needed raw materials from Russia back then, but now they don't? And who were the guarantors of the agreements? In 2014, Russia was being pushed with all its might into a war for which it was completely unprepared.

[esoteric]

Well, back then they needed raw materials from Russia, but now they don’t?

It was needed exactly until 02/24/2022.
Then the West turned on its sanctions machine at full speed. Until then, Putin had been dutifully pumping energy resources and other raw materials there, diligently stashing the proceeds in a Belgian fund.

In 2014, Russia was pushed by all means into a war for which it was in no way prepared.

So, Girkin was prepared and fought quite successfully, until the wise Putin, from the Kremlin, ended that war and sent Girkin home. And Russia, according to you, allegedly wasn't prepared to fight a non-existent Ukrainian army, made up of various hardened scum called "volunteer battalions"...
Or perhaps the secret lies elsewhere entirely: Putin wanted to return Ukraine to its pre-Maidan state by installing his crony Medvedchuk? Is that why he ended the Novorossiya project to further his dream of bringing this so-called "brotherly nation" back into Russia's embrace?

[Dart2027]

Quote: esoterica

It was needed exactly until 02/24/2022.
Then the West turned on its sanctions machine at full speed.

Well, after this date, industry began to generate energy out of nothing?

Quote: esoterica

That is, Girkin was ready and fought quite successfully.

It depends on what you consider successful. Yes, he could have defended himself for a while, but he couldn't have won—the odds were too unequal.

Quote: esoterica

And Russia, supposedly, if we believe you, was not ready to fight with the non-existent Ukrainian army, consisting of various inveterate scum called "volunteer battalions"...

If Russia were to fight the Ukrainian army now, the war would end in 2 or 4 months.

[esoteric]

Well, after this date, industry began to generate energy out of nothing?

They found other suppliers, even though it was more expensive for them, but they blocked Russia's most promising and most profitable market.

It depends on what you consider successful. Yes, he could have defended himself for a while, but he couldn't have won—the odds were too unequal.

It's time for some amazing stories. Suddenly, like a miracle, Ukraine in 2014 acquired a combat-ready and professional army, the likes of which it had never had before. And this very combat-ready Ukrainian army completely routed Girkin's Russian "vacationers"...

Or perhaps the reality was a little different? Putin completely cut off supplies and support to Girkin, removed all vacationers, and, as they say, completely abandoned the Novorossiya project in favor of his plan to install Medvedchuk on the Ukrainian throne?

If Russia were to fight the Ukrainian army now, the war would end in 2 or 4 months.

This is how we fight the Ukrainians. It's foolish to deny it or try to shift the blame, especially against the backdrop of Ukrainian cemeteries.
And it is even more stupid to try to blame your own mediocrity and idiotic mistakes on the machinations of the bastard West.
You might as well try to shift the blame from our thieving generals and incompetent command to NATO.
In the USSR, as I remember well, all of one’s own mistakes and shortcomings were blamed on anything but oneself.

And the fact that the West will lay down its life for Ukraine and will help it from beginning to end – you don’t even need to have more than one brain cell to come to such a startling conclusion.

[Dart2027]

Quote: esoterica

We found other suppliers, even though it was more expensive for them, but

at the same time, they completely killed their competitiveness in the global market.

Quote: esoterica

It's time for some awesome stories. Suddenly, like in a fairy tale, Ukraine appeared in 2014

When the enemy is literally superior by orders of magnitude, then combat effectiveness is no longer critical - the militias would simply be overwhelmed by numbers.

Quote: esoterica

This is how we fight the Ukrainians. It's foolish to deny it or try to shift the blame, especially against the backdrop of Ukrainian cemeteries.

No, we are fighting with NATO, which uses Ukrainians as cheap cannon fodder.

Quote: esoterica

And the fact that the West will lay down its life for Ukraine and will help it from beginning to end – you don’t even need to have more than one brain cell to come to such a startling conclusion.

That's why Putin didn't interfere in 2014.

[esoteric]

When the enemy is literally superior by orders of magnitude, then combat effectiveness is no longer critical - the militias would simply be overwhelmed by numbers.

You think in terms of a village brawl: whichever village has more fists wins.
Tell me, how did small Israel completely crush the Arab coalition armies of Egypt, Syria and Iraq?
I can give you dozens of examples from history when small but well-prepared forces defeated their numerous opponents.
And you know perfectly well that those on vacation are career soldiers in the Russian army. Among all these Ukrainian volunteer battalions, there were almost no "brothers" of the military at all; 90% of them were criminals and nationalists, taking up arms for the first time. And don't tell me any funny stories about this whole gang defeating the Russian military.

at the same time, they completely killed their competitiveness in the global market.

Another version of Russian television, judging by which Europe is in complete shambles without us. They'll either freeze without our gas, or something else catastrophic will happen to them without Mother Russia.

No, we are fighting with NATO, which uses Ukrainians as cheap cannon fodder.

If we are at war with NATO, then why haven’t diplomatic relations with NATO countries been severed yet?
Why does Lavrov constantly say that he is ready to supply energy to the very NATO parties that declared war on us?

So maybe they "haven't started yet," but are only helping 404, just like they once helped the Afghan mujahideen resist the USSR?
And it doesn't take a genius to predict in advance: the West will do everything possible and impossible to help 404. Putin successfully blew his greatest chance in 2014, and the West immediately realized that their finest hour had arrived.

That's why Putin didn't interfere in 2014.

In 2014, all events in Ukraine in Europe meant civil war.
There were no drones yet, but the entire eastern Ukraine was pro-Russian. For Europe, the most important thing was to avoid war along its borders, and Europe didn't want to deal with the conflict between eastern and western Ukraine on its own, so they would have welcomed the deployment of Russian peacekeepers. Had Putin launched his SVO in 2014, it would have been a real blitzkrieg all the way to Kyiv, where Russian troops would have been greeted with flowers. But Putin blew his trump cards, allowing the consciousness of the residents of eastern Ukraine to be completely reshaped in eight years, for whom Russia has become as much an enemy as it is for the residents of western Ukraine.

[Lyokha1979]

Mikhail, you described everything perfectly! I agree 100%!

[Dart2027]

Quote: esoterica

And you know perfectly well that those on vacation are career soldiers in the Russian army. Among all these Ukrainian volunteer battalions, there were almost no "brothers" of the military, and 90% were criminals and nationalists, taking up arms for the first time.

Actually, besides the volunteer battalions, there were also military personnel.

Quote: esoterica

Another version of Russian television, judging by which

Quote: esoterica

It was important for them to receive a reliable supply of cheap raw materials from the Russian Federation.

You really decide.

Quote: esoterica

If we are at war with NATO, then why haven’t diplomatic relations with NATO countries been severed yet?

Did the USSR break off diplomatic relations with the USA?

Quote: esoterica

And you don't have to be a genius to predict in advance: the West will do everything possible and impossible to help 404. Putin

He understood this perfectly well, which is why he delayed direct entry into the war, strengthening the army and the economy.

Quote: esoterica

In 2014, all events in Ukraine in Europe meant civil war.

So what? Do you really think they care at all about the opinions of the natives?

Quote: esoterica

For Europe, the main thing was that there was no war along its borders.

Well, now they can't live without her. Don't you find it funny?

Quote: esoterica

If Putin had launched his SVO in 2014, it would have been a real blitzkrieg all the way to Kyiv, where Russian troops would have been greeted with flowers.

And who will vouch?

[Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin]

For that kind of money you could talk such crap.

[Gardamir]

The official income of the press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation (Dmitry Peskov), according to public declarations, is approximately 14-15 million rubles per year.

[yuriy55]

Peskov: The special operation in Ukraine has turned into a real war

I can't understand why officials of all stripes suddenly saw the SVO as a real war... And what's the result? What's left?

[nepunamemuk]

make out one
to announce and start is another thing 🤕

[Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin]

It seems that NOTHING. History has proven it.

[Monster_Fat]

They say a giraffe only grasps any idea on the third day. For some "giraffes," it's only in their fifth year...

[gribanov.c]

It's a statement of fact, but in essence, nothing will change. After all, strategy should ideally be consistent with war, not strategic military strategy. There can be no other strategy other than grinding, in principle, or we'll have to find a new leadership, but that's impossible. So we'll grind and grind until we've consumed all Western aid. Although we're not grinding satellites, for example, which means grinding isn't even working at full capacity, so to speak. Of course, we won't see any strategic offensive operation by any stretch of the imagination.

[kventinasd]

According to Peskov, as told to Vesti correspondent Pavel Zarubin, Kyiv is receiving assistance not only from leading European countries, but also from the United States, despite what Trump may claim.

While you're just twitching your moustache to the tune of the Kremlin's inhabitants and keeping your children abroad, the West will even get around to supplying nuclear weapons.

[Sergey Novikov_3]

I completely agree that martial law must be declared at least in the southern regions of Russia. A new round of mobilization must also be carried out. Furthermore, serious criminal penalties must be introduced for draft dodgers. The current penalties (driving license revocation, travel ban) are clearly insufficient. And, of course, the powers of military commissars must be expanded. Furthermore, the most severe penalty for traitors and traitors must be introduced – the death penalty. Unfortunately, these are the norms of a wartime state.

[Sotskiy]

Quote: Sergey Novikov_3

I completely agree that martial law must be introduced at least in the southern regions of Russia.

Why only in the South? Where are you from?
Martial law you say?
Will you send conscripts or contract soldiers to LBS, or maybe private military companies? Will there be enough money to support everyone, given the budget is already leaky?
Explain the technical side of your patriotic impulse.
And yes, will you work for everyone who is called up, or will the workers of Central Asia and India help?

[Sergey Novikov_3]

"Where are you from?"

Rostov Oblast. And yes: this isn't my "patriotic impulse," it's a necessity, whether you like it or not.

[Sotskiy]

Quote: Sergey Novikov_3

..Rostov region..

So you still haven't explained who you'll be sending in orderly ranks to the LBS, fellow countryman?
Is it really true that the entire State Duma, in a single impulse, led by United Russia, will rise to arms, or have they only decided to involve the local Duma?
And who will you put in charge of the combine harvester? Maybe Valentina Ivanovna Matvienko or Ksyusha Sobchak will be able to handle it?

[guest]

Quote: Sergey Novikov_3

It is necessary to introduce the most serious punishment for traitors and betrayers - the death penalty.

I am 200% for this.

[Serjy]

You are writing this from the front, I hope?

[TsShVS]

It's strange how it works: Peskov declared Trump an enemy, and Putin congratulates him, the enemy, on the holiday.
They should decide who is the Kremlin's friend and who is its enemy.

[Vitaly_pvo]

Quote: TsShVS

They should decide who is the Kremlin's friend and who is its enemy.

The "Why?" meme is just begging to be heard. They'll buy and sell everything anyway. And the blood of our soldiers and civilians is being shed—who cares about the opinions of grief-stricken children and parents before elections? The main thing is to immediately point the finger at the enemy. And to keep people from wondering why the organizers of terrorist attacks and mass murders in Kyiv are living so comfortably, there are methods to shut their mouths and deceive psychologists.

[Nemchinov Vl]

Quote: Vitaly_pvo

So that they don't start thinking why organizers of terrorist attacks and mass murders in Kyiv are living happily

Is it only in Kyiv?! Take a closer look at the mirror (!). And in Moscow?! (Volgodonsk, Kashirskoe highway, and so on pale + Ryazan sugar... !!) They are absolutely identical, and together (!), they are engaged in the extermination of Slavs on their own lands!!

Quote: Vitaly_pvo

...there are methods to shut people's mouths and to fool psychologists.

Aha

- "so that there would be something bad about the king,
people did not chatter in vain,
act strictly according to the law,
that is... act quietly"

- https://www.dw.com/ru/grozivsego-putinu-matezom-eksvoennogo-prigovorili-k-administrativnomu-arestu/a-77756011

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Sand

A special operation in Ukraine has turned into a real war.

III? !!!
Are you really going to declare martial law?

[your1970]

Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir

Quote: Sand

A special operation in Ukraine has turned into a real war.

III? !!!
Are you really going to declare martial law?

If martial law is introduced, "Military Review" will have to be closed due to censorship...

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: your1970

"Military Review" will have to be closed due to censorship....

We'll somehow survive

[your1970]

Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir

Quote: your1970

"Military Review" will have to be closed due to censorship....

We'll somehow survive

Hmm, that's not a given – the Criminal Code might add "in wartime – execution by firing squad..." It's unlikely, but it could happen.
In any case, it will become impossible to speak out against the authorities.
And they will come not for abstract "Abramovichs" - but directly for you.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: your1970

And they will come not for abstract "Abramovichs" - but directly for you.

Well, first of all, there's no need to scare me, I've been in different offices
secondly, why follow me?

[your1970]

Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir

Well, first of all, there's no need to scare me, I've been in different offices

There is no authority even to intimidate, let alone take.

Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir

secondly, why follow me?

Why not? Did they criticize the government? They did!
In the media (in the media with a license)? Of course!!! Here's the ready-made one for you-
"Anti-Soviet propaganda and calls for the overthrow of Soviet power" – a new reading...

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: your1970

Why not? Did they criticize the government? They did!

Well, that means this is my destiny
By the way, he didn't call for an overthrow, but he did criticize the government.

[Nemchinov Vl]

Quote: your1970

And they won't come for abstract "Abramovichs"

So they don’t come for Abramovich, Rotenberg and Chubais?!

https://www.dw.com/ru/grozivsego-putinu-matezom-eksvoennogo-prigovorili-k-administrativnomu-arestu/a-77756011

If they come, then it’s for Prigozhin, Lunin, Strelkov...?!

[Vitaly.17]

The sarcasm of most people is understandable. But you must admit, a correct diagnosis is at least a starting point for treatment. Whether this treatment will be effective or not, unfortunately, depends not on the military, but on politicians. Until there's a real threat of a change of power in Russia, whether through elections or for some other reason, as happened in 1941, no one in the Kremlin will draw conclusions; the chairs there are too soft and the incomes of "their" oligarchs are too large. When planes start flying over the Kremlin and Rublyovka with the icon of Our Lady of Kazan, then perhaps something will change for the better in the minds of the country's political elite.

[spektr9]

Until there is a real threat of a change of power in Russia as a result of elections or for any other reason, as was the case in 1941

Hmm, was there a threat of a change of power in 1941, especially as a result of elections? Even if Moscow had been captured in 1941, the war would have continued, and Joseph Vissarionovich would still have waged it.

This is when planes will begin flying over the Kremlin and Rublevka with the icon of Our Lady of Kazan.

You've taken the story from the novel "Frontier" and given it a new twist. I'm afraid it won't happen, just as it never did.

[Good Evil]

Quote: Vitaly.17

But you must agree that a correct diagnosis is at least some direction in treatment.

...In the fifth year, the Indian Sharp Eye noticed that the back wall of the cell was missing...

[Totor5]

He's just a professor... or an associate professor? But what difference does that make?

[gridasov]

This is simply madness! Both sides have gotten carried away with their power and are irresponsibly managing the destinies of millions of people. And nothing will change them. The machine operates on principles that cannot be changed, so anyone who joins the government remains a derivative of it. Such cumbersome systems are destroyed only from within.

[andrey martov]

Looks like soon all the TVs will start shouting, "Get up, great country!"

[isv000]

Quote: Andrey Martov

Looks like soon all the TVs will start shouting, "Get up, great country!"

There's not much time left to wait, until July 7-8, when the entire NATO alliance will gather in Ankara for the Sabbath. They'll be reading maps, choosing dates, and racking their brains over what to call the invasion of the former Ukrainian SSR...

[snow mountain]

He's not Estonian, by any chance? It's the fifth year of military action.

[isv000]

Quote: Schneeberg

He's not Estonian, by any chance? It's the fifth year of military action.

He's just a blizzard, Putin himself said so!

[OSE4Kinsura]

Umnov! No, Mudroff! How did he notice! Stirlitz - thought the woodpecker! You yourself are a woodpecker - thought Stirlitz!

[isv000]

Peskov: The special operation in Ukraine has turned into a real war

Well then, declare it openly and finally call this strange military operation a war for the liberation of Little Russia.

[Varyazhko]

It was only in the 5th year that Sharp-Eyed Falcon noticed that the barn had no fourth wall.

[Monster_Fat]

But just recently, people were held accountable for using the word "war"...
Apparently, something is seriously wrong in the Danish kingdom...

[bbb]

It is only necessary that words be confirmed by actions.

[Alexander Elizarov]

Peskov: The special operation in Ukraine has turned into a real war

Despite the fact that Peskov and his ilk are making scary faces, the scoundrel Zelensky refuses to capitulate.
It has gotten to the point that the English press is discussing a plan to destroy the Crimean bridge in July using drones and cruise missiles.
Now the propagandists are making faces in advance, trying to explain that everything is according to plan and will happen soon (but they don’t say when). ) We will defeat everyone, and we can live perfectly well without the Crimean bridge.

[Pavel57]

What was obvious to everyone was invisible to the eyes of the leadership.

[TAI]

Quote: Mouse

Thought for a long time? ...............

Perhaps, after four and a half years of fighting, our military will finally abolish the Central Military District and launch a real war? With all the attendant changes in the economy, politics, ideology, and corresponding military decisions? I'd really like to hope so, but...

[commander]

The SVO, as an operation specifically, ended back in April 2022. This applicant is simply "from the moon."

[Declarant]

There was a time when people threatened criminal liability for calling the SVO "War." I encountered this in comments on social media. I had to convince them that it was, after all, war.

[Viktor fm]

They wanted the best, but it turned out as usual. (Chernomyrdin)

[Scientist_]

Russia's special military operation in Ukraine has turned into a full-fledged war due to Western intervention.

A full-scale war broke out because the supreme commander-in-chief botched a special military operation. Western intervention was inevitable, and they couldn't have been unaware of that.

[esoteric]

The courtiers' ass-kissers only know how to deliver sweet talk to the Supreme Court: how we have the second-strongest army in the world, how everyone fears us, what a wise President we have, how all of Ukraine wants to embrace Russia, how the West can't survive without our oil and gas, etc.

Grandfather himself is no longer young, his head is not what it used to be, critical thinking and the ability to draw logical conclusions almost no longer work.
It's time to retire and work at your own apiary - making way for young, ambitious and charismatic individuals.
But he just can’t leave Russia...

[Nemchinov Vl]

Quote: esoterica

The most time to retire and work in my apiary

it is logical

Quote: esoterica

...giving way young, ambitious and charismatic individuals.

Interested in options?! Who is this about?!

[Scientist_]

Quote: commander

The SVO, as an operation, ended back in April 2022.

More precisely, it failed.

[roosei]

Did this just dawn on him?

[Wratch]

The Keen-eyed Falcons... in the joke, the one noticed on the third day that the barn had no wall. But it took these guys five years. And they still laugh at the Estonians.

[John_Doe]

Actually, this news is for those who have forgotten.
That mustachioed face already spoke about this, somewhere in 24.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.gazeta.ru/amp/politics/news/2024/03/22/22607155.shtml
So that:
Once upon a time there lived a Tsar.
The Tsar has a court,
There is a stake in the yard.
On a stake - a bast.
This tale is not new, start over.))
"It's boring, girls!" © ))

[Fangaro]

Peskov: The special operation in Ukraine has turned into a real war.

But the one who said this was not in military uniform.
Even the President sometimes wears a military uniform, but I don’t remember ever hearing the megaphone speak in anything other than civilian clothes.

[Fangaro]

Quote from Scientist

Russia's special military operation in Ukraine has turned into a full-fledged war due to Western intervention.

A full-scale war broke out because the supreme commander-in-chief botched a special military operation. Western intervention was inevitable, and they couldn't have been unaware of that.

Personal opinion...
For several months after the start of the Second World War, our friends/enemies, or comrades/opponents, were waiting for some Slavs to rein in other Slavs, install their own governors, and the routine would remain...
Renegotiations on the division of spheres of interest, on the acceptability/unacceptability of property transfers, on new boundaries of economic interests.
At times like these, the backstage must work to ensure that at the next meeting, one of the mutually hating parties has more arguments.
But there was a pause. Then came the trick.
And restarting the VPC. And stopping a running VPC is harder than starting it.

[Alexey Lantukh]

Previously, many Russian politicians and experts stated that it was time to acknowledge that the Central Military District had escalated into a full-fledged war waged against Russia by the collective West through the Bandera regime.

By law, the State Duma should declare war. Nobody knows what the deputies think about this.
Why the State Duma did not consider the issue of using the Armed Forces abroad, which has happened, is a big question.

[Skameri]

Quote from alexoff

I heard a story about Stalin forcing the Finnish War to prevent his esteemed partners from delivering everything they needed. But we didn't force the issue in 2022 to avoid unnecessary losses. We gave everything enough time to deliver across intact bridges, and bam! No one expected it!

You're a true military genius. There's always more stupid whining from those who don't make any decisions.

[old rats]

It seems he began to suspect something...

[Roman 11]

"Dear" Donald seems to understand what this is all about. American soldiers are gradually leaving the Euro, but the Euro is steadfast... at the same time, we are taking out fuel, the entire energy system, there are already concrete signs of a war with the removal of buildings and the people living in them... the war will end abruptly around the new year under the current developments, if the West doesn't get involved, but if the striped ones step aside, then this is most likely an early preparation, Russia-Euro, who will win, and a nuclear exchange will have even more dire consequences for the Euro... the Ukrainians will certainly try to involve
If the West is not involved, we are on the verge of victory for a year and a half, then the fronts will cease to exist

[Vyacheslav Boldyrev]

Well then, fight as befits a great nuclear power and not like a run-down country!
With your “maneuvers,” and the shuttle and “voyages” of shady individuals, you have lowered Russia to the level of a “banana republic.”

[Idle_piston]

[QuotePeskov: The special operation in Ukraine has turned into a real war] [/ Quote]
Looks like he fell from another Kremlin tower again.

[spectr]

It's not a given. It's possible that the Central Military District is being officially mobilized for war (and the population is being conditioned with such false information). In that case, mobilization could be announced after the elections.

[acetophenone]

There's a war going on, it's a real war. Do you know why there's a war? Because it all started as a special military operation.

Vitalik smokes enviously in Kyiv... Spanish shame...

[ZnachWest]

Here's the question: does Peskov have Estonian roots?

[Ivan Kuzmich]

Quote: Hand of the Eye

]Berlin, Paris, The Hague, and Oslo stand behind Kiev, and, unfortunately, Washington. Because they are helped to aim through their satellites, they are helped to direct foreign weapons at our targets through their entire infrastructure.

So, why the hell, while Putin, through the Kremlin's talking head, admits and asserts that the US is our enemy, is simultaneously congratulating Trump and the US on Independence Day, calling him "dear," wishing him success, and so on?! What kind of theater of the absurd and illogical are we witnessing? Ruling elite, is there any sense or common sense in yourselves? How and who do you appear to the public?
Shame ....

Hello, everything is very simple.
Putin has two daughters living in the US. What did you expect from Vladimir Vladimirovich?
So he could call Trump a big earthworm?
I beg you

[ShDE]

Does Peskov's confession give him a free hand to take down American guidance satellites over Russia? Then there's no point in shaking the air.

[Alexander Tkachenko]

What a brilliant press secretary! It only took four years to realize the obvious.
Although, why 4 years? It all started even earlier!
Remember Putin's "brilliant Munich speech"? Only the wrong conclusions and actions were drawn from it (Serdyukov was appointed to the Ministry of Defense, and a course toward reducing the Russian Armed Forces was set. Even the 2008 war with Georgia didn't stop the ruling class's evil actions).

[Garris199]

It's the 5th year of the war. Hmm.

[AC130 Gunship]

A well-known aunt is being expropriated for her €23 million house in France, which she failed to urgently sell to her stepson through shell companies in 2022. I wonder what Peskov thinks about this?

[sgrabik]

Finally, even the mustache has been acknowledged, and this is after four and a half years of war, but before it wasn’t a war at all, but just something incomprehensible.