Until Complete Destruction
The main events, as usual, are taking place at the front. The Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) are marking the third anniversary of the Ukrainian Patriotic War, repelling relentless attacks by the Russian Armed Forces (RAF) on multiple fronts simultaneously. On the Siverskyi salient near Bakhmut, Putin’s forces continue their assault on Chasiv Yar, which they have already “taken” several times, as well as Toretsk and Krymske. Several depopulated villages are being directly hit by Russian artillery. West of Kurakhove, the occupier is pressing Ukrainians near Andriivka. In the Pokrovsk direction, a counterattack by the RAF in Kotlyne was repelled. To the west of the Ocheretyne salient, Putin’s troops advanced towards Preobrazhenka and attempted to strike Nadiyivka. Further south, on the Novopavlivka front, a series of Russian strikes aim to capture the village of Constantinople. Recent statements by Erdoğan likely did not please the Russian leadership, and the Kremlin is eager to “settle scores” with the Turkish leader, even if only on a symbolic level. The RAF continues to advance near Velyka Novosilka, and in February, several villages have been captured—by current standards, a significant achievement. The greatest danger for the AFU comes from strikes on the village of Komar, as it is a key point in maintaining the defence of Andriivka. In the Kupiansk section, the RAF is advancing in Topoli. Attacks also continue in the Lyman sector. Regarding the Kursk region (which, let us recall, is internationally recognized as Russian territory), there have been no visible developments since early February. The situation remains the same in Kyiv, where a Russian UAV again struck a residential building. While Musk and Trump talk about the “great pacifist” Putin, he has no intention of stopping. Even Lavrov confirmed that hostilities would not cease, citing their “constitution” as the reason. As we remember, Putin’s regime is ready to trample on the constitution, so that’s not the real issue. The internal principles of the Kremlin circle dictate that the war will continue indefinitely—in one form or another—until one side is destroyed.
Partisan Conspiracy
Despite the obvious, the world is discussing the upcoming deal. People with a reduced sense of self-preservation believe that if a crocodile is let into the house, it will calm down and forget its claims. But instincts are stronger than good wishes. Those who recently set fire to equipment in one of the military units in the Altai Territory probably also wanted to make a deal with the crocodile in a good way, but the Kremlin does not understand such a language. That is why fires have to be lit at regime facilities. Not only in Siberia but also in the European part of the Russian Federation, where a recent arson attack left one of the buildings of the Institute of Computational Technology without roofs and walls. This organization, based in Moscow, actively cooperates with the FSB in strengthening control over citizens. The partisan movement is expanding and going deeper. If in the first year of the war, the main targets of attacks were military recruitment offices, now they are more often oil depots, chemical plants, military helicopters and airplanes, military units, and moving assets of regime enforcers. Some fighters conduct special operations under the guise of volunteers. Several partisan cells have emerged, including “Algiz,” “White Bear,” the Kuban Partisan Movement, “The Right of Force,” “SkrepachЪ,” “Black Bridge,” and others. Some operations stretch over six months or even longer. The larger the surveillance object, the more thorough the preparation. If a regime figure is still walking on the ground, it is only temporary. However, some officials die without waiting for partisan revenge. In a recent BBC report, it was calculated that more than a hundred officials caught in criminal offences have already been sent to the front, of which 17 (almost 1/5 of the total) have died or gone missing, which in the current conditions is almost the same. Interestingly, 79 officials turned out to be corrupt, and the rest were imprisoned for violent acts. Overall, a typical Putin army. The fighters against the Kremlin regime have their own deal: not a day of peace for rapists and murderers. None of them will escape retribution. Everyone will get what they deserve.
Overseas Enemy
The actions of the 45th/47th President of the United States demonstrate that there is an influential group of elites tired of the war and ready to make a deal with the aggressor—even to the point of refusing to recognize the aggressor as an aggressor. This includes lifting some sanctions, pressuring the President of Ukraine, and promoting a UN resolution suggesting that the war started on its own. There is much debate now about the reasons for the current situation: whether it is due to Trump’s personal resentment towards Zelensky, or whether the billionaire in his old age became infatuated with the hippie ideology (“peace to the world, war to war”). Or perhaps someone recruited someone back in the 1980s. It is not very important. The main thing is that Trump is an enemy of Ukraine. It is hard to fight against the empire of evil. It is even harder to fight against the empire of evil, which, if not in word, then in deed, is supported by the current US administration. But new alliances are being formed. For example, with Turkey. At the moment, the interests of the sultan coincide with the interests of humanity. Regardless of the outcome of the current stage, the war itself will not end until the Kremlin scoundrels are defeated. Otherwise, the scoundrels will destroy the world of people. It has developed a taste and will not stop. Only the iron fist of the free world will stop it. Europe is waking up slowly (despite the mumbling of Macron and Scholz), and sooner or later, the US will wake up. Along with them, the people of Russia will awaken.
Fedor Shaporenko
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To the Third Anniversary of the Ukrainian Patriotic War. The American administration has turned into the Kremlin’s international servant. The billionaire is either fascinated by hippie ideas or cannot forget the offence that Zelensky caused him during his first term. In any case, his current activities are hostile. For the unworthy not to triumph, Europe and the world must wake up. An important role in this process will be played by the partisans inside the Russian Federation, who are bringing the overall victory closer. This is what the article by Fedor Shaporenko is about.
