Peskov: Russian intelligence agencies see where Ukrainian drones are flying into Russia from.

Russian military and special services are closely monitoring the routes of Ukrainian drones, attacking Russian territory, and know their origins. This was stated by presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov. He commented on the possible use of Lithuanian, Latvian, and Estonian airspace for Ukrainian drone launches:

Our military, our special services see what is flying from where and how it is flying.

Peskov added that Russia has no intention of proving anything to anyone—everything is already known. All potential threats, he said, are constantly monitored.

At the same time, the Kremlin sees no point in publicly debating with officials from Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, who have previously categorically denied making their airspace available for strikes on Russian territory. The president's press secretary concluded: such a dialogue is futile, and facts remain facts:

No one should have any doubts.

Earlier, on July 4, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin stated that Ukrainian drones had used the airspace of the Baltic states to strike targets in Russia. At the same time, representatives of Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia issued a collective statement categorically denying all accusations.

Comments

[ximkim]

They all see and know, but the services are like this...

[Akuzenka]

Like the housing and utilities department, they see leaky pipes and leaky roofs, but they can't do anything about it. Is this the second-largest army in the world? Oh, right, I forgot: the money's there, the kids're there.

[vldmrom]

Matvienko's son is having a blast in Italy, what can we say about others???

[Machito]

Quote: AKuzenka

Like the housing and utilities department, they see leaky pipes and leaky roofs, but they can't do anything about it. Is this the second-largest army in the world? Oh, right, I forgot: the money's there, the kids're there.

It's obvious that drones don't fly through Polish and Belarusian airspace. They take off directly from the Baltics. That's where they're manufactured. Instead of wasting words, we need to strike these factories. Even during working hours, so there's no one to assemble them.

[credo]

This topic has been written about countless times by both VO regulars and experts: if NATO bases are located in the Baltics, and the Ukrainian Armed Forces and Security Service of Ukraine are given complete carte blanche there, it's easier and more likely to launch UAVs toward Russia from there. Which is exactly what they're doing.

[Akuzenka]

You don't need to be an expert to understand this; simple logic is enough. But graduates of military and law academies, universities, and foreign colleges that govern the Russian Federation are guided by a different logic. We can't comprehend it, because here we have pennies here and children there.

[credo]

You don't need to be an expert to understand this; simple logic is enough. But graduates of military and law academies, universities, and foreign colleges that govern the Russian Federation are guided by a different logic. We can't comprehend it, because here we have pennies here and children there.

Who knows, maybe there is some truth to this, but it seems to me that our leadership is afraid of a blockade of the Kaliningrad region in response to the destruction of infrastructure and UAV launch points in the Baltics.
The shortsightedness of the Soviet leadership, which ceded part of Prussia to Poland and part of Belarus to Lithuania after the end of the Great Patriotic War, is hitting our enclave hard, and Russia is forced to calculate the consequences and endure until this Soviet abscess suddenly explodes.
The enemy knows this very well and it doesn’t make things any easier for us.

[Akuzenka]

The shortsightedness of the Soviet leadership, which ceded part of Prussia to Poland and part of Belarus to Lithuania after the end of the Great Patriotic War, is hitting our enclave hard, and Russia is forced to calculate the consequences and endure until this Soviet abscess suddenly explodes.

The shortsightedness of the Russian leadership—that's the reason. The Soviet leadership back then couldn't even imagine that sweat, blood, and victory would be squandered to please the West, using their bank accounts. There's no point in blaming the betrayal of some on the common sense of others. And in these times, a demonstration of determination to defend territory and supply routes would be enough. A couple of demonstrative military actions. But alas, Russia lacks the strength to do so, because the money is one way and the money is another.

[credo]

The shortsightedness of the Russian leadership—that's the reason. The USSR's leadership in those years couldn't even imagine that their sweat, blood, and victory would be squandered to please the West, using their bank accounts. There's no point in blaming the betrayal of some on the common sense of others...

Then please explain what was the far-sighted and positive decision to give half of Prussia to Poland and cut off the Kaliningrad region from the RSFSR.
Strategically, the Kaliningrad region was already a closed region during the Soviet era, serving as a military outpost on the country's western borders. However, investment in it was a last resort, while at the same time, the country's immense resources were poured into the Baltic Union Republics, despite the fact that the local populations of these republics were, from the very beginning, mostly resentful of the Soviet regime and always kept their figs in their bosoms.
These are well-known facts; the Politburo and the KGB of that time knew this perfectly well, but they still cut off the Kaliningrad region from the mainland.
Is this foresight?

[Akuzenka]

I won't explain it. Much should be obvious if you read about the formation of Poland in the postwar period. Much has been written on this topic in detail. Especially if you read pre-North War news about Poland's claims on Germany.

[Emil]

You are judging from the 'current bell tower'... but back then there were different times and concepts, and the politics were different...

[tsvetahaki]

Do you think the Belovezhskaya Pushcha is also THEM?
Is it far-sighted to give away Ukraine, Belarus - not to mention the entire Baltics - without revising borders and obligations - all this is the USSR?

[cat Rusich]

Quote: credo

Then please explain what was the far-sighted and positive decision to give half of Prussia to Poland and cut off the Kaliningrad region from the RSFSR.
?

Then they gave it away Bialystok district, which was in the USSR since 1939, that’s when the “enclave” was created.
And let's not forget Memel, also known as Klaipeda, which was also torn away from East Prussia and shoved into the Lithuanian SSR.

Quote: credo

These are well-known facts, the Politburo and the KGB of that time

Then we're talking about NKGB USSR 1943-46g.

[ZloyCat]

"The shortsightedness of the Soviet leadership, which gave part of Prussia to Poland, and"
Damn it, did Yeltsin, in his rush to seize Russia's resources, remember the Kaliningrad region and its reliable routes? Or was he, as usual, completely drunk? Those were the holy 90s, when drunk drivers could lose their licenses and sometimes even get jailed, and drunk drivers at the helm of the country built Yeltsin-style centers. And the current president could have done something about it, but he didn't. Why bother? He doesn't live in Kaliningrad, so what does he care about those places?

[tsvetahaki]

We see and know everything!
But we won't tell anyone and we won't do anything.

[your vsr 66-67]

Our military, our special services see what is flying from where and how it is flying.

It is not enough to see, it must also be stopped.

[marchcat]

The people actually expect retribution, not justification, from Peskov. It turns out he doesn't feel sorry for the people...

[alanery]

This has already been said in Russian: "We feel sorry for the Ukrainian people!"

[kebeskin]

They are under constant monitoring. The situation is under control; only one pine tree is burning.

Rhetorical question: Where are the actions...

[tihonmarine]

Quote: kebeskin

Rhetorical question: Where are the actions?

Well, look, Peskov spoke, here’s the action for you.

[alanery]

We see everything, we know everything... That's all, thank you all, we're leaving! :-)

[Vladimir M]

Navka's husband is simply "a great guy" - he sees everything, knows everything, and doesn't intend to prove anything to anyone...
It would be better if he was silent.

[carpenter]

Quote: Vladimir M

It would be better if he was silent.

Yes, he is a real chatterbox.

[blackcat]

Well, that's his job: to chatter, to cast doubt on others, and so on and so forth.

[Mishka78]

Quote: carpenter

Yes, he is a real chatterbox.

He's actually the deputy head of the Presidential Administration. He's the press secretary of the Russian President. It's more than just an official position. He's Putin's "mouth."
"According to the law and diplomatic protocol, any public statement made by the press secretary at briefings, interviews, or in media comments is perceived as the direct will and opinion of the head of state." (c)

[alexbor]

is perceived as the direct will and opinion of the head of state

Words, words, but no action, so they will kill everyone with whom grandpa is left, with the Kremlin, the oligarchs and the State Duma with the Federation Council...

[ZloyCat]

"and the State Duma and the Federation Council..."
Are you talking about Matvienko?

[alexbor]

Are you talking about Matvienko?

about everyone in a crowd, useless, gobbling up people's money and raising their own salaries

The State Duma will increase the salaries of deputy speakers and committee chairs using savings following a proposal from the lower house's leadership, Vedomosti reports.
State Duma deputies will receive their annual bonuses early, Vedomosti reported on July 8, citing five members of parliament. The payments will arrive in September, ensuring they receive the money before the end of the eighth convocation's term.

Vyacheslav Volodin stated that State Duma deputies' salaries have become too low compared to ministers' incomes and announced early bonuses for parliamentarians. He noted that the salaries of officials of equal status should be comparable.

[Machito]

Quote: Mishka78

Quote: carpenter

Yes, he is a real chatterbox.

He's actually the deputy head of the Presidential Administration. He's the press secretary of the Russian President. It's more than just an official position. He's Putin's "mouth."
"According to the law and diplomatic protocol, any public statement made by the press secretary at briefings, interviews, or in media comments is perceived as the direct will and opinion of the head of state." (c)

And no.
Putin called him a purgonos on live television.

[papas-57]

"He's actually the deputy head of the Presidential Administration. He's the press secretary of the Russian President. It's more than just an official position. He's Putin's mouthpiece."

[ZloyCat]

"Yes, he is a real chatterbox."
is not inferior to the boss in anything Both are Purgon-bearers

[16112014nk]

What is the response? Do not offer condemnation or concern.

[seamen2]

*What countermeasures?*

M. Zakharova is fighting off Baltic drone attacks as usual...and everything in general.

but since *No condemnation or concern is offered*.

All options for response have been exhausted.

please be understanding (c)

[Bad_gr]

Quote: 16112014nk

What are the countermeasures?

It has already been proposed to launch missile strikes against countries supplying arms to the Kyiv junta from the Luhansk and Donetsk regions using rebel forces. Europe doesn't recognize them as Russian, meaning the strike would be launched from Ukrainian territory (by their standards). If Russia protests, it should shrug it off and blame the rebels on the fact that they are not under its control.

[ZloyCat]

"If Russia files a protest, we should shrug our shoulders."
It's too complicated for the Kremlin. It's easier not to shoot, but to puff out your cheeks.

[Personal opinion]

They see and know the routes.
And here on this website, for months now, they've been wondering where the people coming to Siberia and the Leningrad region come from.
Can't you share it with the people?

[alexbor]

Can't you share it with the people?

there's no need, the people aren't mature enough

[Svetlana]

It's time to think about Iran's response. And the General Staff has likely already assigned all the targets and calculated everything. The question is, "Decision Making."

And to make this decision, we must answer the question: Are Russians ready to resort to all-out war and thousands of deaths in cities and villages? Are they ready to sacrifice their well-being, endure hardships, and clean up the mess with their loved ones?

Judging by the tears over mobile internet, it's not ready yet. Therefore, there's no solution.

[shm_kv]

War has long since reached cities and villages, especially along the border. But even the Ministry of Defense is getting its share of the blame, as seen last night. Meanwhile, Europe (a de facto party to the conflict) suffers absolutely no costs. So what if they strike back? What difference will it make? They're already doing it through their proxies (Ukraine). And as long as they enjoy complete impunity, their appetites only grow.
Iran has found a sore spot in capitalist countries, and Russia has far greater leverage. For example, by destroying semiconductor production (there are dozens of such factories around the world, excluding China), which would cause trillions in losses to Uncle Sam. This would also make it extremely difficult for the enemy to use UAVs.
But this will not happen for reasons that I do not want to voice here.

[your1970]

Quote from: shm_kv

For example, destroying semiconductor production (there are dozens of these factories around the world, excluding China), which would cause trillions in losses to Uncle Sam. This would also make it extremely difficult for the enemy to use UAVs.
But this will not happen for reasons that I do not want to voice here.

Because the reason is known - it is practically impossible to destroy the plant without using nuclear weapons.

[shm_kv]

To discuss this topic, we need to formalize the concept of "destroy." Of course, a refinery can be rebuilt from scratch. For example, the enemy, using cheap drones, knocked out some oil refineries for six months. It's scary to imagine what would have happened if they had launched a couple dozen missiles.
Semiconductor manufacturing, for example, is incredibly complex. It requires sterility; even a simple breach in the containment of some of those rooms would disrupt the processes for an indefinite period.

[your1970]

Quote from: shm_kv

For example, the enemy, using cheap UAVs, put some oil refineries out of action for half a year.

You are comparing incomparable - a high-risk facility and an ordinary factory - where the same missile would shatter windows, shrapnel two to five machines, and knock down a couple of floor slabs. And that's it...
Sterility and an indefinite time? Did they create it for an "indefinite time" when the plant was launched, or was it a precisely defined time according to the construction schedule?
And again, high sterility implies multi-compartment production - precisely to achieve it.
And clearly not with plasterboard. - in this scenario, a rocket explosion in one room may not affect neighboring rooms

[shm_kv]

Sorry, but this is utter nonsense. This happens when a weapon misses its target.
In my hometown, not far from my mom, a drone crashed into a Magnit building, taking out half the second floor (referring to the "breaks the glass" part). The warhead was probably about 50 kilograms. What if a missile with a warhead 10 times more powerful?

[your1970]

Quote from: shm_kv

In my hometown, not far from my mom, a drone crashed into a Magnit building and took out half the second floor (this is a reference to the "break the glass" part).

Is this a solid brick building or a sandwich panel module?

Quote from: shm_kv

Sorry, but this is utter nonsense. This happens when a weapon misses its target.

He didn't fire rockets - he was just a regular 152mm artilleryman.
So, an ordinary brick private house does not always collapse after one shot - despite the fact that in theory it should unfold in 4 directions.
Get out of the habit of swinging - "shaz like bdysh and there's nothing!!" (C)
During their raids, the Allies poured out 3 to 6 bombs at a time on cities. KILOTON (!!!) bombs - and this didn’t really help: the cities had to be stormed.
And you hope that 300 kg will arrive and the plant will be finished...

[blackcat]

And how they were upset about McDonald's, to the point of hysteria, they almost killed themselves.

[Apis1962]

...Therefore there is no Solution...

And the later this Decision is made, the greater the sacrifices that will be required to implement it. Let's recall '14, when that Bandera scum could have been swept away without great loss of life. But the leadership decided that we sort of existed, and sort of didn't. And this continued for eight years, with us supposedly "preparing," and them preparing without any "supposedly." They rounded up opponents of Bandera and other supporters of the Russian World, and in '22 it turned out they were ready, while we couldn't even produce the necessary uniforms. So, the later the Decision is made, the greater the bloodshed and sacrifices that will be required for Russia to implement it.

[Gardamir]

Strange! I wasn't prepared for the retirement age to be raised, but the decision was made. How is that possible?

[Derbenev Anton]

You simply didn't understand it. But the President spoke and asked.

[Gardamir]

I remembered.
Announcement on the entrance door.
Dear residents, today your power, gas, and water will be cut off. Tomorrow you will be taken out of town and shot. Please be understanding.

[snow mountain]

Quote: kebeskin

Rhetorical question: Where are the actions...

At our gas stations

[Apis1962]

At our gas stations

And just look at how skillfully the enemy is trying to stir up unrest among Russian citizens. Everyone needs gas, it's not like they're at some lousy McDonald's. That's a pretext for provoking instability. But what if there are two, three, or more such pretexts? The political situation is being destabilized, while the media is simultaneously whipping things up. These bastards are doing a good job, unlike us.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Russian military and intelligence agencies closely track the routes of Ukrainian drones attacking Russian territory and know their origins.

So you know that NATO countries are attacking us and you're not doing anything?
Excuse me, but why do we need such a government?!

[Mike777]

It is because people like you only blabs and are not ready to fight and die for your country, once the bombs start flying, people like you will be the first to leave the country

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Honey, first of all, if you are a citizen of the Russian Federation, then write in Russian, and if not, then it is none of your damn business what and how I do, this is MY COUNTRY, and IT IS FOR ME TO DECIDE what kind of government there should be in MY country.

[Same lech]

Quote: Personal opinion

They see and know the routes.
And here on this website, for months now, they've been wondering where the people coming to Siberia and the Leningrad region come from.
Can't you share it with the people?

You can't...this is classified information... for the people.

[Irek]

So the khakhly get a pot of it several times a day.

[shm_kv]

They see it, but they do nothing about it.

[Same lech]

Quote: Svetlana

Are Russians ready to resort to all-out war and thousands of deaths in cities and villages? Are they ready to sacrifice their well-being and endure hardships?
Judging by the tears about mobile internet, not yet.

A counter-question...are Europeans ready to resort to all-out war and thousands of deaths in cities and villages? Are they ready to sacrifice their well-being and endure hardship?
Judging by the number of mercenaries in the BD, they are not ready...the mercenaries are mainly Latinos and Poles.

[Rostov_1976]

Do you think our people are ready for all of the above?

[Sergei Fonov]

"Do you think our people are ready for all of the above?"
No one asks people what they're prepared for. There's the Constitution and the laws. They supposedly apply to the entire vertical of power, but those at the very bottom suffer the most. An order is handed down from above, you don't carry it out, and you're a traitor. You weren't given food and ammunition, and there are no guilty parties. Endure steadfastly all the hardships and privations of military service—that's what you swore.

[blackcat]

Oh, who will ask them, as well as us?

[Dizel200]

It would be better if he kept quiet. Although the government's silence also speaks to its complete impotence. There are many questions for the government, but United Russia will win again.

[cocks]

There are many questions for the government, but United Russia will win again.

Do you think these two questions are related? In my opinion, absolutely not.

[saigon]

But I'll still come on the third day and vote for the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, just for the hell of it, not my vote, United Russia.

[cocks]

Russian military and special services closely monitor the routes

Well, that's great. That's all we needed to know on this issue. Let's go.

[miry_mir]

What are you talking about? You know everything and do nothing? What is this called in legal terms?
For a decade now, scammers from a neighboring country have been extorting money from the people of our country through deception and other tricks. The people were simply left alone to deal with them, and the authorities did nothing. Why can't the same be done with this country? After all, two can play this game. Set up call centers and let them experience the same.

[jovanni]

They see everything, they know everything! But they don't stop it... And it looks like they have no intention of stopping it in the future...

No one should have any doubts.

[seamen2]

Pestsov, this is serious.

"He sometimes spouts such nonsense that I watch it on TV and think: what is he talking about? Who commissioned him to do this?"* V. Putin.

[ximkim]

Quote: AKuzenka

Like the housing and utilities department, they see leaky pipes and leaky roofs, but they can't do anything about it. Is this the second-largest army in the world? Oh, right, I forgot: the money's there, the kids're there.

Both the housing and utilities sector and the intelligence work with Artyom Uss showed who these services work for.

[My_log_in]

"...that means someone needs it." (c) not mine.

[Alexey Lantukh]

Our military, our special services see what is flying from where and how it is flying.

I would like to be more specific, and not say “we know everything.”

[LaraM]

Our military, our special services see what is flying from where and how it is flying.

"We were just sitting there, and suddenly we see something flying. We look to see where it's going. Belgorod? No... we keep looking. Izhevsk? No... we look again... Omsk? Definitely. We got a good look at everything, checked how much of what flew and where. We'll check again tomorrow."

[baltiksi]

Peskov is the same kind of prostitute as Putin. He knows it. Every day, 3-5 people, civilians, are killed. And these traitors from the Kremlin don't care. The whole nation should have cursed them long ago.

[Zaurbek]

There's a simple cuckold, and there's a cuckold. The physics of the phenomenon seem the same, but the essence is different.

[Karelian]

Peskov added that Russia does not intend to prove anything to anyone.

Just make excuses with a guilty look. It won't be surprising if, in the next note of protest, the three Baltic states accuse Russia of launching drones at St. Petersburg from their territory.

[Sergei Fonov]

"At the same time, the Kremlin sees no point in publicly debating with officials from Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, who have previously categorically denied the fact."

Iran also doesn't engage in public debate with anyone; it simply responds with blow for blow. But Peskov engages in public debate with us.
But we are not interested in Peskov’s monologue; what does he give to the country and the people?

[KSLN-CZ1]

A space and nuclear superpower and a very small result in 4 years. A disgrace.

[ZovSailor]

KSLN-CZ1
Today, 15: 09

Dear, have you long dreamed of going to Hell and your children, neighbors, fellow tribesmen and neighboring countries?
We will go to Heaven as martyrs, and our enemies will not have time to confess, so remember and do not anger the Russian bear and pass this on to your friends and strangers.
The eternal light is not extinguished
Under the vile winds.
Even the dead fear us.
Don't fight the Russians.
Our bronze soldiers
No matter how much you destroy,
We will return the favor back.
Don't fight the Russians.

[Wratch]

They probably enjoy watching drones fly overhead. It's interesting, isn't it? Look, count, and... Then sit still.
I don't know who is actually responsible for countering this beastliness, but it's time to kick him out of here.
What are these super-services going to do if, God forbid, a heated conflict with Europe breaks out? Should they just sit back and contemplate in a Zen-like state?

[Idle_piston]

[i]Peskov: Russian intelligence services see where Ukrainian UAVs are flying into Russia from[/I]

The impeccable logic of a high-ranking Russian official: UAVs are falling on your heads, it doesn't matter, the main thing is we see where they're coming from.

[Roman_Vasilyevich]

No one should have any doubts

But people who have lost relatives and property, as well as those injured by drones flying in from "over there," are likely to have doubts about the state's ability to provide protection...

[Peace]

The most important thing is that even this clown of the emperor knows about this, and, of course, the emperor himself.
But this needs to be analyzed, and only after that will the emperor give personal orders on what to do with it.
But first, we need to wait for the opinion of the puppeteers, so as not to accidentally disrupt ties with highly respected partners.
And then the clown will definitely inform the people, that is, the slaves, about this.

[PVV22121922]

the sad truth. nothing to add or take away

[APASUS]

If they had filed an official complaint with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or filed a lawsuit, that would have been grounds. But here are the words of the press secretary.

[Roman_Vasilyevich]

Our military, our special services see what is flying from where and how it is flying.

The eye sees, but the tooth feels dumb

It's just like in I. A. Krylov's fable "The Fox and the Grapes"...

[yuriy55]

Peskov: Russian intelligence agencies see where Ukrainian drones are flying into Russia from...

...But until the bourgeois elite or anyone important to the government comes under attack, no one will even bother...

[PVV22121922]

Well, they "see." No one doubts it. Does the Kremlin intend to destroy the Ukrainian-Banderon-like statehood? When cancer has metastases, they not only remove the metastases, but also the tumor itself, right? Or will this be the case?

[Martin Porubcan]

But what if the entire surgical team is also found to have metastases?

[guest]

Russian intelligence agencies see where Ukrainian drones are flying into Russia from.

Well, they see, but what next?

[Fisher]

So what's the point of this passage? If you can't (don't want to) hit someone, then just keep your mouth shut and don't embarrass yourself. But what was I even saying?

[Million]

We see, but we do nothing. This is probably what he wanted to say.

[Martin Porubcan]

Russian intelligence agencies are seeing this; it's interesting information. I hope that now that Mr. Peskov has published this intelligence information, not only the intelligence agencies but also the air defense forces will see these drones and take decisive action against them.

[Al manah]

This is, of course, encouraging, and even, one might say, comforting.

[sgr291158]

I wonder if they also fly to Siberia from the Baltics.

[ZloyCat]

"And they also fly to Siberia from the Baltics."
no, to Siberia - from Ukraine, everything is fair here

[Berg berg]

They fly to Siberia through traitors - the waiters, who are supposedly deceived and who, for money, are engaged in arson and the transportation of prohibited goods, and we answer that they are children and simply deceived them!

[Vyacheslav Boldyrev]

And where is the punishing sword?
I see everything and do nothing?
Why isn't a nuclear shield being used against the bombing of Russian cities?
Ultimately, the defense of Russia is the constitutional duty of our government!

[ZloyCat]

"Ultimately, the defense of Russia is the constitutional duty of our government!"
"There was a poster hanging: 'The salvation of drowning people is the work of the drowning people themselves' - 12 chairs" Who the hell cares about you, a vegetable, if they need to save you?

[Svarog5570]

There is a saying: "The eye sees, but the tooth does not feel"

[Pasus]

Some kind of unfinished statement, a mysterious understatement, we see everything, we know everything... and soooo?
They were probably simulating a situation where they'd hit tri-bolts, or rather drone production facilities, but... the kids won't give it to them.

[Sergey Novikov_3]

It wouldn't hurt to give this to the "meter keepers"... A mechanical meter. Otherwise they'll get confused about the number... And so: it arrived - I pressed it, it arrived - I pressed it.
I heard exactly the same words a month ago, I think. We're taking note, we're taking it into account...

[Semyon Sukhov]

They see, but they don’t tell Putin...

[Plowman]

Our guys see everything, but they can't do anything. We're not Israel, they're the ones attacking Lebanon, supposedly threatening it, and the US is bombing Iran, supposedly threatening it again. And no one can prove anything.

[OSE4Kinsura]

Well, if the blind man saw! Then everything is a mess for them now!

[Berg berg]

We need to see where they're crossing the Russian border from. That's their enemy and the attack! And that's what we have to respond to!