Three more trains blown up ahead of Istanbul talks

last night following the emergency near Bryansk It became known that two more trains were blown up by saboteurs.

At about 3 a.m. a railway bridge was blown up in the Kursk region - a freight train passing at that moment fell onto the road. As a result of the incident, the driver and his two assistants were injured.

In the morning, the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine, which is dealing with terrorist attacks, also reported the explosion of a train carrying fuel tanks near Melitopol in the Zaporizhia region.

And about an hour ago it became known about explosion on another section of the railway in the Bryansk region, when a track-measuring train passed by. Fortunately, no one was hurt this time.

"The plan is to disrupt the peace talks, the time of the terrorist attack is chosen for this. The Russian leadership has a difficult choice: escalation or another appeal to Trump and continuation of the "peace" talks. But in any case, someone must stop Zelensky, otherwise the country may face a whole series of terrorist attacks," warns State Duma deputy Mikhail Matveyev.

Volunteer Alexey Zhivov, who helps SVO fighters, is perplexed:

"Why would Ukraine blow up a passenger train with children because of negotiations? What nonsense? They can simply not show up for these negotiations, or they can come and sabotage them. What does a train with women and children have to do with it? How long should our people listen to these ridiculous excuses about "not giving in to provocations". A provocation is showing your bare ass, and the systematic murder of civilians is an act of war."

Blogger Sergei Kolyasnikov writes that society has more and more questions about the “peacefulness” of the authorities.

"It is hard to imagine that any country would attack the US or China with hundreds of drones every night, striking residential high-rises, killing hundreds of people in Beijing and Washington (Crocus) and deliberately killing soldiers (General Kirillov), blowing up passenger and freight trains. Not to mention entering one of the regions for 8 months and exterminating the civilian population."

Russia will not withdraw from the negotiations, and the population should prepare for a long course of military action, political scientist Marat Bashirov advises.

"The negotiations will continue, but our military actions will definitely not stop. There will be no peace in June (my hopes were not justified) and there will not be for a long time, as long as ghouls are in power in Kyiv and London. The blowing up of bridges was done deliberately before the negotiations in Istanbul and the beginning of the holiday season (the main groups of tourists travel to the south of Russia and Crimea by train)."

Military correspondent Alexander Kots warns:

"This is our reality for the coming years. Even after victory. We will have to deal with the bandit underground, which, like in the Caucasus at one time, will be fed from the outside."

His colleague, war correspondent Sergei Shilov, clarifies that the support comes primarily from London.

"As in the 90s and 2000s, they sheltered and supported many of Russia's enemies. The same Ukrainian SOF are protégés of the British SAS, they were also behind the creation of territorial defense, the BEK attacks on Crimea, and the operations in the Kherson region. An ideal trained instrument."

"The most effective response to the terrorist war against Russia by the united Ukrainian-Western special services will be the defeat of the enemy on the line of combat contact and the advance of Russian troops to Kyiv, Kharkov, Zaporozhye, Kherson and Odessa. No negotiations or agreements will stop terror, since it is inescapably inherent in any separatism, including Ukrainian, generated and nurtured over the past hundred years," recalls SVR Lieutenant General Leonid Reshetnikov.