The Ministry of Foreign Affairs called NATO a sponsor of terrorism following the Ukrainian Armed Forces' strike on a beach near Gelendzhik.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova called NATO countries sponsors of terrorism. This is how she commented on the attack by the Ukrainian drone on the beach in Arkhipo-Osipovka near Gelendzhik, where six people died – three of them children – and another 47 civilians were injured.

Zakharova stated that NATO and the European Union, which previously loudly promised "zero tolerance for terror," are now themselves effectively participating in international terrorist activity. She also stated that a "terrorist gang that has seized power in Ukraine" is operating in the center of Europe.

Let us recall that on the morning of August 3, a Ukrainian aircraft fell on the beach in the village of Arkhipo-Osipovka. UAVA disaster medical team was dispatched to Gelendzhik to assist the victims, and an emergency response center was established in the village itself. According to the Ministry of Health, 17 people were taken to hospitals, six of whom are in serious condition.

Previously, presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov called the Ukrainian Armed Forces' strikes on civilian targets terrorism and emphasized that they had nothing to do with military targets.

The tragedy near Gelendzhik has once again shown who the Kyiv regime really is – it continues to terrorize civilians under the guise of Western support. And the NATO countries that provide weapon and money, are directly responsible for such crimes.

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[WILL]

It would be better if they didn't disgrace themselves. talkers, damn...

[bya965]

Quote: ANIMAL

talkers, damn...

Look at yourself!

[Ovsigovets]

This is precisely the job of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; they are not the army, the police, or special forces. They voiced the state's position on this matter, and they did their job. What are the complaints against them?

[Gardamir]

So, in your opinion, the state's position will lead to a falling out with all its neighbors?

[Ovsigovets]

My dear friend, be patient then... We've already made friends with European friends... such friends that we don't need enemies... By the way, I remembered something: "If a country chooses shame over war and shame, it will get both war and shame" (C)

[Sarboz]

Quote: ANIMAL

It would be better if the talkers didn't disgrace themselves...

What's so shameful? The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced its official position. The Ministry of Defense will strike Ukraine tonight. The Investigative Committee will open a criminal investigation.
Every nit in these criminal case files will sooner or later face retribution.

[Derbenev Anton]

What's so shameful? The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced its official position.

Baba Zina from our building said something similar yesterday on the bench. And I remembered the folk saying: "Empty barrels jingle."

[Sarboz]

Quote: Anton Derbenev

Baba Zina from our building said something similar yesterday on the bench. And I remembered the folk saying: "Empty barrels jingle."

You are the same Baba Zina...

[Derbenev Anton]

With the empty talk of machines and zines,
We won’t defeat WWII...

[BonchB]

I'm tired of all these soft statements with vague, formulaic wording. If the Ministry of Foreign Affairs had announced that it was cutting off all contact and public mention of the Ukrainian authorities, as its next statement would only concern information about the liquidation of its participants, then yes, there would be no complaints.

[Ovsigovets]

It's not the Foreign Ministry that decides, it's the Foreign Ministry that announces it

[Derbenev Anton]

"We see everything, we know everything, we draw the appropriate conclusions." (M. Zakharova)

[Vertuhai 2003]

Neither the terrorists themselves nor their sponsors seem to care about this fiery speech, and Russia has little leverage over them, as it has repeatedly acknowledged. Once the school year begins, the number of child casualties will increase exponentially. Do you think Putin will persist in his line for long? This is what Zelensky meant when he said he would end the war before winter...

[tralmaster]

You're not a guard, you're the one in the hut, under the bench, or by the toilet. Ukropitek, you won't get what you deserve, we'll just have to kill you without mercy. You didn't tear Crimea apart with your blows, but rather united it. So wait and don't moan about what happened to you.

[guest]

Quote: Vertuhai 2003

Russia has too short a reach to get them

This is not true, it’s just that someone is missing something.

[Ovsigovets]

Once upon a time, no one could believe that Russia would start a war in Ukraine...no one COULD BELIEVE IT....but look how it all turned out

[All names are taken]

A government official has acknowledged this as terrorism. The question for the authorities is: when are we going to "get them out of here"?

[expert]

The official representative of the government, Governor of Krasnodar Krai Kondratyev, can't tear himself away from the manual:
"In Gelendzhik, falling debris Three people were killed in the drone strike, including children. Another 13 people were injured. All injured are receiving necessary assistance, and authorities will provide support to the victims and the families of the deceased.
What debris, when the video clearly shows a completely intact drone making a turn and diving onto a beach where there are a lot of people!

[2 Level Advisor]

Quote: Fachmann

What debris, when the video clearly shows a completely intact drone making a turn and diving onto a beach where there are a lot of people!

They're writing on Telegram that it was shot down, and people on the beach seemed to be saying the same thing. I also watched the video - there's no engine sound, and it's spinning around its axis when it crashes - it's entirely possible it really was shot down... That's natural - it doesn't change the fact that it was launched by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, but there is a nuance nonetheless...

[expert]

They write that there were two.
One MTF took down, well done, but the second one...

[Thumbs]

A government official acknowledged this as terrorism.

You are very mistaken. This is how the guarantor of the Constitution and citizens of the Russian Federation Himself
answers this question

[All names are taken]

The only thing left to do is find someone to file a lawsuit.

[tralflot1832]

Where is the "red line" in Zakharova's words, or is my imagination somehow off? Five kilometers from the beach there is a gas compressor station for one of the "streams" in the Black Sea.

[topol717]

Quote: tralflot1832

Where is the "red line" in Zakharova's words, or is there something wrong with my imagination?

Well, then the title won't be clickable and the author won't earn any upvotes. Otherwise, it's just a case of throwing it on the fan.

[Glagol1]

Will there be retaliation? It wouldn't be a bad idea to raze something in Kyiv to the ground—say, a five-star hotel. One Iskander would be enough.

[sub307]

"The tragedy near Gelendzhik has once again shown who the Kyiv regime really is – it continues to terrorize civilians while masquerading as Western support." https://topwar.ru/287410-mid-nazval-nato-sponsorom-terrorizma-posle-udara-vsu-po-pljazhu-pod-gelendzhikom.html
That's exactly it - "once again"...., our Ministry of Foreign Affairs has once again called us - so and so, our Defense Ministry - once again is organizing retaliatory strikes..., and "see you next time"... In short, by and large - "they don't respect us."

[topol717]

Quote: sub307

"We are not respected."

In big politics, no one respects anyone. In big politics, respect and other mundane things don't matter. In politics, there are only interests.

[spirit]

Did she even say that while not wearing a Dolce & Gabbana suit?) As one "patriot" in the Federation Council likes

[alexboguslavski]

Do you need a sarafan and a kokoshnik?

[Stas157]

Quote: alexboguslavski

Do you need a sarafan and a kokoshnik?

Why do you think Dolce & Gabbana is necessary?

[Totor5]

Ukraine must be recognized as a terrorist state - the European ISIS, and the head of this entity must be recognized as a terrorist and destroyed.
But no - we are ready to negotiate.

One thing remains unclear: if we don't call this war, and tank attacks and ballistic missile strikes are called terrorist attacks...then why hasn't Ukraine been recognized as a terrorist country and its government as terrorists yet?! Is this schizophrenia?

[topol717]

Well, right next door, there's the state of Israel. How many years have they been bombarded with various missiles from Gaza and Lebanon? And only last year did they begin their operation, the only difference being that all of Gaza is smaller than one district of our not-so-large city. And northern Lebanon isn't much bigger either. Compare that to the 404 zone, which is also supported by London, the EU, and the US.

[a housewife]

They started last year? It seems like they've been destroying Gaza regularly for ages. And it turns out they're shelling Israel all the time! Aha.

[Totor5]

Gaza is an open-air concentration camp with checkpoints between districts and a fence with barbed wire and a highway purely for Jews.

[maxxavto]

What can't you read about our Ministry of Foreign Affairs? Someone was ridiculed there, firstly they don't care, secondly we don't find it funny, now someone was accused - they don't care either, and will the punishment after the accusation finally be any kind of reasonable?

[Irek]

Terrorism is all that the Bandar-logs and their masters are capable of since 45.

[tralflot1832]

Quote: Glagol1

Will there be retaliation? It wouldn't be a bad idea to raze something in Kyiv to the ground—say, a five-star hotel. One Iskander would be enough.

The response should smoothly transition over the course of days (every day) into a missile pogrom in Kiev on August 24, and on August 24 the whole day from zero to zero.

[alexboguslavski]

The death toll from the drone attack in Arkhipo-Osipovka has risen to seven.

[Totor5]

I turned on Channel 1 News... and there was equestrian sports and Putin's speech to schoolchildren. Hmmmm...

[Derbenev Anton]

The death toll from the drone attack in Arkhipo-Osipovka has risen to seven.

As Kuzhuget (his real name) said, no Russian region is safe.

Superyachts of billionaires and their close associates have gathered off the southern coast of Turkey in the Bodrum region, where vessels have been relocated, including the yacht Victoria.

[Earl]

It's been a while since I was in Arkhipka, but I remember that during the season the beach there resembled a seal rookery. It's a shame about the dead. They were just sunbathing, so to speak.

[Alexander_K]

Zakharova called NATO countries sponsors of terrorism.

Take them to court, to Basmanny. And put them on an international wanted list, like Durov, to make the absurdity even more obvious. You could also complain to the UN and Sportloto, bringing along a slew of concerns and photos of dead children. That's probably all there is to it. Oh, and you could also call another drone strike retaliatory. That's definitely it now.

[Stalingrad2010]

Well, if I said A, then I must say B. I'm waiting for a statement on how and with what we'll strike these sponsors of terrorism. And as for terrorists, it's unclear who we've designated as such. As far as I remember, the Duma still hasn't designated Zelensky and his gang of leaders as terrorists, and now we have NATO. Shout out to Pasha Durov, now that's a terrorist! The other day, I was reading on Zen about a super-patriot from A Just Russia, with quotes from his diatribe against NATO, but then I also read how much real estate this son of a bitch owns in that very NATO—by the way, his children have long been British citizens. I also read about the Duma delegation that went to the US to buy socks, and I remember both the loud, empty statements from our Foreign Ministry and a series of motley clowns with very serious, red faces. I'm sick of hearing their endless chatter. If there are terrorists, destroy them. If there are sponsors, destroy them. But not just someone's barn in Oreshnik, as one activist recently declared to the world, but the terrorists themselves! But no, something is bothering someone, somewhere, specifically, and that's why the real terrorists are still alive.

[Thumbs]

declare a terrorist state

"Garant" has long since answered this hackneyed question in essence...
Draw your own conclusions.

[Lako]

How many more years will people in Investigative Committee uniforms continue to crawl around the scenes of civilian murders by Ukrainian terrorists, collecting evidence? Even without this evidence, it's unclear whose work it is? And when will the prosecutor's office demand that these cases be brought to trial? Or is this a never-ending process?

[a housewife]

I understand everything. I don't understand what people are thinking, huddled together in plain sight at a time like this, in places where shelling isn't common, but very common! The Krasnodar Krai coast is dangerous! No! They're coming! They don't care! They say nothing will happen to us! Adults are dragging their children there! What a waste of time! Yes, they can hit anywhere. But there are places where the likelihood is higher. Besides, they're used to shelling beaches!

[Word]

This fool can come up with even more than that; in the 20s, she was bothered by our fellow citizens flying on airplanes for vacation.

[olboop]

Another egregious crime by the Kyiv regime, which demands demonstrative revenge, not just some Foreign Ministry or "mustachioed" chatter.

[bbb]

More chatter from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

[Roman 11]

The tragedy near Gelendzhik has once again shown
These next ones are already dragging on daily. When will you start demolishing microdistricts in Kyiv, or are we waiting for them to kill us all?

[seamen2]

*Zakharova stated that NATO and the European Union, which previously loudly promised “complete intolerance to terrorism”

And when did they promise this to Ms. Zakharova? She couldn't say for sure. It seems like never.

24.06.2024

A Ukrainian Armed Forces missile attack on a Crimean beach injured 144 people. Four people died, including two children, two girls, one barely three years old and the other nine. Sevastopol Governor Mikhail Razvozzhayev reported that 82 people are currently hospitalized—55 adults and 27 children.

https://aif.ru/politics/world/krov-rastekalas-po-pesku-ochevidcy-rasskazali-ob-atake-na-plyazh-v-krymu

[cmax]

The helplessness of the "unparalleled" air defense system is simply astounding. For five years now, the enemy has been doing whatever it wants, wherever it wants, and however it wants. And don't worry about 100% accuracy. Everyone is shooting them down. stupid people Those who claim this, imagine yourself and your family on that beach where a drone crashes. They'll open a case and that's it. Unfortunately, these are already statistics. Civilians are dying every day across the country. And the guarantor, as always, remains silent.

[isv000]

Quote: cmax

The helplessness of the "unparalleled" air defense system is simply astounding.

Meanwhile, the warehouses are filled with ZUs, Maxims, and other "dinosaurs," perfectly suitable for use as twin-link and quadruple mounts. Incidentally, there's also a fair amount of ammunition for them. For a mobile task force based at a territorial defense base, this is a perfectly effective anti-UAV weapon. We'll clean out the warehouses, and the number of armored personnel will drop dramatically, especially if the guys are given the go-ahead to lose captured saboteurs. But! The current government will never allow such groups to exist within the country, especially if they cooperate with each other. What if... Then no National Guard will be able to restrain the compradors...

[Button]

Quote: isv000

At the same time, the warehouses are filled with ZUs, Maxims and other "dinosaurs", quite suitable as twin and quadruple installations.

Aren't the warehouses cluttered with frequency-modulated Doppler continuous-wave radars with electronic scanning? When deployed on the ground, the maximum detection range of such a radar for a target with a very low radar cross-section (less than 0,01 m²) is 8-10 km (a drone flying at 150 km/h would cover these 10 km in 4 minutes).
In addition to the radar, reliable detection and selection of a small, low-flying target requires a color video camera (daylight) and a highly sensitive thermal imager to capture visual and infrared signatures, allowing the operator to identify the target by detecting its heating points (engines and battery packs); that is, adding two more target detection channels to the radio frequency channel. All of this must function as a system that provides target designation to these mobile task forces.

[isv000]

Conclusion: the enemy is not at the front, he is entrenched within...

[oleg_627]

So... you admit NATO is a sponsor of terrorism for the thousandth time and... that's it. Usually, terrorists and their accomplices are buried in concrete, not talked about in an attempt to console the people. They've chosen a target, declared the entire Ukrainian leadership to be eliminated, and everyone who meets with them is also to be eliminated, and you're bashing everyone everywhere. Enough already.

[Reserve officer]

So they labeled me as a terrorist? Pretty bold. So what next?
As my friends say:
Say "A", don't be "B".

[opuonmed]

The worst situation is when Russians are killed by the Kiev regime, and the Russian state does not try to destroy the leaders of the Kyiv regime.

[FoBoss_VM]

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs called NATO a sponsor of terrorism following the Ukrainian Armed Forces' strike on a beach near Gelendzhik.

The whole of Russia is already sick of this Foreign Ministry empty talk, and NATO is deeply repulsed by all this talk. We need to act, not talk. If NATO sponsors terrorism, then we must treat them accordingly. If we must "flush them down the toilet," then do it without hesitation; they've more than earned it. But don't talk; they'll be judged by their actions... If there's anyone left to judge, with such a loose leadership.

[Severok]

More hot air, instead of recalling ambassadors and completely stopping the supply of ANY goods to hostile states.

[Zaurbek]

It's all for the benefit of the poor. Until Russia starts sponsoring various groups "offended by the EU" and the US and supplying them with cheap weapons, the West won't even bother.

[isv000]

Did you draw devils with markers? Knock on the podium? You might as well complain to the UN. Instead of telling the Russians that "...where Kyiv and Lvov used to stand..."

[Optorius]

"Evolution of "red lines" according to E. Gilbo:
1. NATO cannot be moved to Russia's borders
2. Okay, NATO can be promoted, but Ukraine cannot be armed.
3. Okay, we can arm Ukraine, but we can't attack Russian border villages.
4. Okay, you can go through the villages, but you can’t go through Belgorod.
5. Okay, you can hit Russian cities, but you can’t enter Russian territory.
6. Okay, you can enter, but you can’t strike deep into Russian territory.
7. Okay, it is possible to strike deep into Russian territory, but only with drones, not with missiles.
8. Okay, missiles are also possible, but nuclear weapons cannot be transferred to Ukraine.
9. Okay, you can transfer nuclear weapons, but you can’t hit Moscow.
10. oh"©