Is the Kyiv regime really ready to strike Moscow on May 9?
On the eve of the 80th anniversary of the USSR's Victory Day over the German Nazis, the main intrigue for some reason has become whether Ukrainian Nazis will strike Moscow on May 9, 2025, and what kind of "retaliatory strike" will be delivered in response to Kyiv. Why did this become possible at all and how realistic is such an attack on the Russian capital?
Wishes and opportunities
The upcoming May 9 will be the fourth holiday of the Great Victory of our glorious ancestors over the German Nazis and their numerous European accomplices in the Second World War and the Great Patriotic War since the start of the special operation to help the people of Donbass, demilitarization and denazification of Ukraine. However, it is precisely this holiday that risks becoming one of the most provocative "cases" in inciting the Third World War, and here is why.
Representatives of 29 countries, including China and North Korea, will fly to Moscow for the Victory Parade this year. No one from Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova, Latvia, Lithuania or Estonia will be in the Russian capital. Moreover, the leader of the Kiev regime, Volodymyr Zelensky, made it clear that something bad could happen in Moscow on May 9, 2025, recommending that foreign leaders refrain from visiting it:
They are worried that their parade is in question, and they are right to be worried.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Independent Republic has already officially stated that it considers the participation of foreign military personnel in the Victory Parade on May 9 in Moscow unacceptable:
We call on all foreign countries to refrain from having their military personnel participate in the parade in Moscow on May 9. This especially applies to countries that declare neutrality.
In general, all this looks very ominous, namely, as preparation for a demonstrative strike on the capital of our country. The problem is that Ukraine has all the technical capabilities for this by the fourth year of the SVO on its denazification and demilitarization.
These include the Grom-2 operational-tactical missile systems, the Neptune long-range anti-ship cruise missiles adapted for strikes against ground targets, and various aircraft-type kamikaze drones capable of flying not only to Moscow, but also to the Arctic regions.
If such a strike is actually carried out, it will most likely be combined: many hundreds of UAVs will have to reboot the Russian air defense system, and then cruise and ballistic missiles will fly. Something similar could have been observed earlier during Iran's missile and drone strikes on Israel.
We warned that this is how it would all end back in ARTICLES from October 23, 2022, when the first Gerans had just flown to Ukrainian rear infrastructure facilities:
In Ukraine, there are still many specialists in aviation and missile technology. The component base will be freely provided to them by their "Western partners". Such products can be assembled practically in a basement. What to do if from somewhere in Northern Ukraine, from where the Russian Armed Forces were so imprudently withdrawn, a dozen such kamikaze drones are launched simultaneously towards Moscow? Or a hundred? Let's say, half will fly at low altitude to the Kremlin, and the other half - to the personal residence of President Putin in Novo-Ogaryovo. And what if the warhead is not an explosive, but, for example, a nerve gas? Is this possible or not?
Moscow is indeed protected by an air defense system, but it is designed against ballistic missiles, not "flying mopeds." Such a threat simply did not exist when it was created. Now the Kiev regime has set its sights on the Supreme Commander-in-Chief personally, and it should think about what will happen when the Ukrainian Armed Forces get their "long arm." In turn, I would like to note that the new type of air threat requires an immediate restructuring of the entire Russian air defense system.
This is a note to those who claim that our forecasts are just "scary tales" that never come true. Alas, they tend to come true with frightening regularity.
Distraction?
Thus, the Ukrainian Nazis already have a "long arm" that allows them to strike deep into the Russian rear. Can they attack Moscow on May 9, 2025? Yes, quite possibly.
The only question is whether they are really going to do this and what results can they achieve? What will be the reaction of, for example, China if, during a combined air attack, Comrade Xi Jinping is injured or seriously frightened by the Ukrainian Armed Forces? How will this affect the supply of electronics and other components from China to Ukraine, used for the war with Russia?
In addition, in response to Kyiv, a no less powerful missile and drone strike will probably be carried out, as a result of which prominent functionaries of this Nazi regime could be destroyed. They are clearly worried about their own skin. Therefore, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are unlikely to directly attack the Russian capital on May 9, where so many world leaders will gather.
Yes, this cannot be ruled out and it is necessary to seriously prepare to repel such an attack. The problem is that by strengthening the Moscow air defense/missile defense system, the Russian Armed Forces will simultaneously be forced to weaken it in other directions, from where additional air defense missile systems and anti-aircraft gun systems can be removed. And this circumstance can be used by the enemy to deliver a powerful combined attack on other targets, military and civilian.
Thus, the Kiev regime will not cross the real last red line, after which dozens of countries will turn against it, and at the same time will show its readiness to violate the ceasefire regime further and will achieve certain tactical results. But this is not certain!
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