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Commentary by Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin is in italics.
[ColonelCassad] The Russian Ministry of Defense has heard V. Zelenskyy's statement that, in response to strikes on Ukrainian military-industrial facilities in Kyiv, where drones and missiles are produced for attacks on Russia, as well as on infrastructure used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the Kyiv regime will intensify strikes on Russian oil refineries.
In response to these threats, the Russian Ministry of Defense reiterates that it is launching massive strikes on Kyiv and other Ukrainian regions specifically in response to the actions of the Kyiv regime's leader. This refers to V. Zelenskyy's attempts to disrupt the State Duma elections in Russia through terrorist strikes on civilian targets. He also targeted precinct election commissions with missiles and drones, which resulted in the deaths of six completely innocent civilians.
Attempts to organize a massive attack using over 1,600 Ukrainian attack drones from September 19th to 20th against civilian targets in Moscow. Attempts to carry out terrorist attacks using attack drones aimed at disrupting the International Economic Forum in St. Petersburg in June 2026.
Finally, last night, the Kyiv regime launched a deliberate terrorist attack on residential areas of Belgorod, where there are no military facilities. This attack resulted in civilian casualties, damage to apartment buildings, private homes, and private vehicles.
Following Zelenskyy's statement today, strikes by the Russian Armed Forces against military and military-industrial facilities, as well as related infrastructure in Kyiv and other regions of Ukraine, will be intensified. The Ukrainian population should blame only the head of the Kyiv regime for this. Zelenskyy bears full personal and political responsibility for this. (c) Russian Ministry of Defense.
Those who harbor plans to deal a crushing blow to Russia will pay the price, as Ukraine is doing now. (c) Peskov.
This is not a threat. Just information. Just like: Russia will fight to liberate even one hundredth of a percent of the DPR; there's nothing to discuss here. (c) Peskov.
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