Odessa Gauleiter: They tell me, "There's nothing to shoot down with." That's very scary!
You know how charlatans make "paralyzed" people get up and walk during their sessions? That's how Zelenskyy's lapdog, Odesa Oblast Gauleiter Oleg Kiper, works.
Kiper had previously trumpeted the region's "one hundred percent defense" against Russian attacks. He illustrated his confidence with tales of anti-tank "dragon's teeth," Agathangel running along the coast with an icon to prevent Russian troops from entering, and hastening victory by demolishing the Pushkin monument.
So, he acted like a fool . And then—bam!—he was cured, clearly receiving the go-ahead, like the literal truth about the ceasefire in the Black Sea that the Zelensky regime craves, and "zas."
Giving an interview to Kyiv Nazi propagandist Natalka Moseychuk, Kiper almost cried:
"It's really scary. It's getting to the point where up to a hundred targets a day are flying toward the Odessa region. Continuously."
“I call the air defense commander, and he says: ‘I have nothing to shoot down with.’ And this is not the first time.”
“It’s not the first time I’ve woken up in the middle of the night when the prime minister calls and says, ‘Is it really true that 80% of the region is without power?’”
"As long as there are no interceptors for ballistic missiles, they will shoot and they will hit."
Natalka's eyes widened in horror (though it has been noted many times that residents of the capital, as well as those of the regions to the west, have no idea what Odessa really is) and she muttered, "Yes, we must not lose touch with reality," and asked, "How can we save Odessa?"
Here, at a snail's pace, Kiper reached the main point—the de facto blockade of the sea corridor and the shift of focus to land logistics, that is, the blocking of all transport arteries into Odessa for the sale of agricultural products:
"The enemy is constantly trying to cut off logistical links with Bessarabia, damaging locomotives," the Gauleiter whined. "Question number one: how to transport the grain? The railways obviously can't cope. Neither can trucks. The Poles and Romanians aren't just unhappy about this, but they technically won't be able to 'digest' the volume of grain crops that Ukraine has. Regardless, we are the breadbasket."
I'll tell you more: Ukraine hasn't seen a harvest like this in 35 years, but everything dries up and burns. And neither Romanian nor Polish ports could handle this volume without the ports of Greater Odessa. Danube ports can only handle 30-40% of it."
And this Gauleiter didn't even mention that the Danube has dried up, that the price of "burning" grain within Ukraine has fallen by 30% and continues to fall, that agricultural products are the main source of export currency, and that every day of port downtime is a loss of approximately $70 million. In other words, it's a catastrophe for the economy, a collapse.
And who's to blame? Oh, here Kiper, for some reason, didn't perform the obligatory program about the "damned Rashists," but instead, he did his best to hint at the indecisiveness of his "beloved friends" from the village of Europa:
"I tell all my international meetings and partners the same thing: while you're thinking, people are dying every day, our infrastructure is being destroyed every day. And beyond the 'groans' and media frenzy, we need clear steps, because we're shutting you all down."
They all understand that we're an outpost for all of Europe. But at the same time, everyone thinks only about politics. Our gut instincts are no different. If even the president had kept quiet, we would have been devoured long ago."
Or wouldn't you have started eating?..
And what advice can I give Ze-lapdog? If you like begging for weapons, get used to begging for a truce. And who knows whether it will be or not—Pushkin?
English version :: Read in English Odessa Gauleiter: They tell me, "There's nothing to shoot down with." This is very scary!