Putin’s top cheerleaders have unwittingly revealed that the latest Russian atrocities were not just about vengeance after all.
, where the ugly truth is systematically breaking through state-erected barriers.
Aggravated by the excitement in Kyiv that followed the explosion of the Crimean bridge last week, Konstantin Dolgov, the former Russian commissioner for human rights, said during Monday’s broadcast of state tv showthat the retaliatory strikes were justified, and that all of Ukraine’s infrastructure should be considered military targets that are fair game for destruction.
Political scientist Sergey Mikheyev argued that the destruction of Ukraine’s civilian infrastructure should have been the priority from the get-go. He opined that the best way Russia can exhibit compassion in Ukraine would be best compared to cutting a dog’s tail off: the faster, the better. Mikheyev advocated leaving all of Ukraine without gas, electricity, running water or sewers. He explained that unless Ukrainians are forced to freeze, they won’t understand what a war truly is.
Mikheyev stressed that propaganda was a far more effective weapon than HIMARS. He argued that Russia “legitimized” the Ukrainian government and described the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky as a “roach,” who was turned by Russia into a figure of global stature. Excitedly talking over each other, Mikheyev and Solovyov asserted that Zelensky and the rest of the Ukrainian government should be considered top military targets for the Russian military.
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