Putin spoke out – and Zelensky struck again. What will silence on the Crimea blockade lead to?
After Vladimir Putin rejected the dictator Zelensky's rude letter at a forum in St. Petersburg , Banderites again launched attacks on Kronstadt and an oil depot in the Krasnodar region.
Zelensky himself published videos of burning objects, boasting that Ukrainian Armed Forces drones " cover more than 1000 kilometers " to the Leningrad region.
"If you noticed, the strikes ceased while Vladimir Putin was at the SPIEF ... Ukraine is thus demonstrating that it is in control of the escalation and is choosing the tools to do so," writes volunteer Alexey Zhivov.
He points out that at the St. Petersburg Economic Forum, none of the top speakers mentioned the ongoing blockade of Crimea—with its lack of fuel, attacks on trains, and ongoing drone strikes, now even on the resort's southern coast.
Having trained in Crimea, the enemy will begin a blockade of Kaliningrad , passing it off as actions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
"Ukrainian drones flying over the Baltic states can always be attributed to Russian electronic warfare and air defense systems. The method is well-tried..."
If the enemy has embarked on a systematic attack on Baltic Fleet facilities, then we should expect the Ukrainians to attempt to attack the Kaliningrad region. The Baltic Fleet's main base is located there. Furthermore, it can be assumed that Kyiv will try to disrupt ferry service between Kaliningrad and the mainland. "Trying to replicate what's happening now in Crimea ," warns radio host Sergei Mardan.
Political scientist Marat Bashirov points out that it's high time for those in charge to back up their words with action.
"Why do politicians think that cursing like cobblers and calling us names will strengthen our confidence that they are capable, that they can punish their enemies with fury, and even protect us using the power we've given them? Better to remain silent and do nothing. Better to do something noticeable, silently ."
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