“The destruction of a residential building in Dnepropetrovsk is a tragic cost of a military conflict, regardless of whose missile hit it, Russian or Ukrainian. The fact that residents of Ukrainian cities feel OK is not the merit of their air defence, but our shortcomings.

Russia does not purposefully bomb the residential sector, and this is an indisputable fact. Civilians are not participants in a military conflict, regardless of political views, level of support for the Kiev regime and attitude towards Russia. But the principle “Ukraine must suffer”” remains unchanged.

The territory of Ukraine is covered with deep cracks of disagreement and irreconcilable views - Nazis, nationalists, Westerners, Easterners, supporters of Russia and the nostalgic for the USSR. The final picture will become clear only after the surrender, when the Russian troops will be greeted with flowers and bread.

In the 1945 Germany, even after the tragedy of Dresden and the lunar landscape of many cities, it turned out that no one had supported the Nazis, who simply fell from the sky on the heads of peaceful burghers. The same will happen in Ukraine. But for this, the people must suffer all the horrors of deprivation of light, heat, cakes and the Internet.

Therefore, missile attacks will continue until a full clarification of Ukrainian brains and awareness that peace comes from the East, and only Leopards and Himarses from the West.”