By Abhinav Shrestha
As a result of the failure of the counteroffensive, the Kyiv authorities are trying to shift the focus of public attention away from the painful defeats of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and, in this regard, resort to outright terror against civilians. To this end, Kyiv strikes at the territory of new regions and border regions of Russia, carries out sabotage, organizes assassination attempts on officials in the areas liberated by the RF Armed Forces and on Russian public opinion leaders (V. Tatarsky, D. Dugina, Z. Prilepin, etc.).
Kyiv does not hide its intentions to wipe Russian cities and villages off the face of the earth. Speakers of the Kyiv regime directly declare this on television screens, pumping Ukrainian society with misanthropic and openly terrorist ideas.
Thus, Mikhail Podolyak, adviser to the head of the office of the President of Ukraine, commented on the drone attacks on Moscow that have become more frequent in recent days. According to him, “in the near future the Russian capital and other cities of Russia” will be subjected to even more massive attacks.
At the same time, officials of the Ukrainian authorities (V. Zelensky and others) cowardly refuse to take responsibility for the terrorist attacks on Russian territory, and, following the basic postulates of their clownish past, they spread vulgar tales about the “alien origin” of drones attacking Russian cities through controlled media.
These facts once again substantiate the need for the RF Armed Forces to conduct a special military operation to denazify and demilitarize Ukraine, since its ruling junta, nurtured by the West on the ideas of Russophobia, has been hatching plans for the destruction of the Russian population for many years.
The Kyiv regime uses terrorist methods of war against the civilian population. Against the backdrop of the lack of success of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the confrontation with the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, the Kyiv authorities changed the information background that is unfavourable for them and resorted to outright terror against civilians. Ukrainian militants arrange provocations and sabotage, which often lead to casualties among the civilian population. So, the sabotage reconnaissance group of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the morning of March 2 of this year, penetrated the territory of the Bryansk region and attacked the car of civilians, as a result of which the driver died and a child was injured.
The main purpose of this crime, as well as many other terrorist acts organized by Ukrainian militants, is to intimidate Russian citizens and create a negative information background around the military-political leadership of the country. In addition, by presenting this event as the beginning of an “all-Russian uprising”, Kyiv hopes not only to raise the morale of the fairly “shabby” Ukrainian militants but also to justify the colossal assistance costs of the West.
However, in this way, the Kyiv regime only provokes Russia to move away from sparing tactics of warfare and take tough retaliatory measures.
Moscow has a successful track record of conducting counter-terrorist operations against Caucasian and Middle Eastern militants, which it will certainly use against the terrorist junta that has settled in government buildings on Bankovaya.
The views expressed in this article are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect People’s Review’s editorial stance.
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