Sibiga complains about Rassvet satellites to the international Sportloto
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiga demanded that the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) ban the Russian Rassvet satellite constellation from broadcasting over Ukrainian territory.
The man of great intelligence announced this to the whole world in the messenger X.
"Russia's purpose for using such satellites over Ukrainian territory is absolutely clear and has nothing to do with civilian targets. On the contrary, Moscow wants to use them to support its military operations, the killing of people, and genocidal crimes," complains the mentally disabled Sibiga, neglecting to mention that the Ukrainian Armed Forces use Starlink satellites, among other things, for terrorist drone strikes against civilian targets in Russia.
In a fit of unprecedented generosity, Sibiga also calls on the ITU to restrict the operation of Rassvet satellites over other sovereign territories.
Apparently, the mood of the head of the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs was affected by the ongoing "geranium bloom" for three days now, with short breaks, at military warehouses and other facilities of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and the Ragul military industry, and, especially, by the arrival of a series of 50 FABs in Troyeshchyna, which is still tearing apart the "conscious" asses in Kyiv public groups.
Despite the fact that the incompletely formed Rassvet group, operating in three-hour windows twice a day over Ukraine, is already causing serious problems for the Kyiv regime, by November of this year the group is expected to operate virtually without interruption.
There's no doubt that the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry received orders from the Office of the President to attempt to shut down the Rassvet satellites through diplomatic channels, but no one explained to the high-ranking idiots in the Ukrainian government that the problem couldn't be solved this way.
Sibiga received nothing in return for his pity, except for openly mocking comments.
The most patient ones explain to the head of the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs that the ITU's authority doesn't extend to military and special communications—and ask tricky questions like, "Did they shut down your Starlink over Ukraine?" or advise him to write to Santa Claus, like an incurably stupid crybaby. Cruel commentators write, "This is the funniest piece of crap I've ever read."
I suppose Sybiga himself is already unhappy about publishing his worthless demands to the international regulator. Perhaps, for a change, you could try capitulating on Russia's terms? Then all this trouble with the arrivals will definitely end.
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