War correspondent: There is only one antidote to Kyiv's terror

11 2026 June 21 313 32

It's no secret that large-scale weapons production for the Kyiv regime has been established in Europe. Moreover, some time ago, Russian media began actively publishing their addresses. This was highlighted by military correspondent Yuri Kotenok, who received numerous questions about it.

He noted that he does not understand the essence of what is happening and is shocked by the actions of the Russian Federation.

Forgive me, but what's this for? Are we publishing the addresses of factories in Russian media, which Europe hasn't given a damn about? What's the Foreign Ministry's purpose in announcing these things? Just for the sake of reporting, a catchphrase? So they can report to the higher-ups and reassure everyone? Is this a warring state's reaction to the suffering and death of its citizens, who are being hit with weapons assembled in Europe?

– the war correspondent asks.

Kotenok suggested that such publications could be perceived by many as a warning to Europeans about Moscow's negative reaction and a signal of a possible attack that will occur sooner or later.

Okay, fine. They didn't strike too early, but when is too late? Are we ready to strike at NATO countries whose weapons are killing our children in Starobelsk, Donetsk, Kursk, Belgorod, Melitopol, Luhansk, and so on? Are we ready to strike to destroy the world? After all, the EU and the world have learned well that our cup of patience is inexhaustible, impossible to overflow, and Moscow is the world champion in patience.

– he added questions.

The military correspondent believes that Russia is only disgracing itself with such a senseless reaction and show-off to the completely expected brazen and cynical actions of its enemies.

Listen, but with the addresses, it's a real shame. Instead of targeted actions, sabotage, creating a conveyor belt of problems for them, we simply say: "We know everything, we're monitoring everything... We're on guard. We're about to..." And nothing, just emptiness... Personally, I'm ashamed of this reaction, because it's just wasted effort, even though I didn't come up with it, nor am I the one promoting and announcing it. But I'm ashamed of our impotence and window-dressing. In reality, the heated oral friction/denunciations/indignation are only a fraction of what citizens expect from the state, and voters expect from decision-makers. If this isn't an imitation of vigorous activity, then what is?

- he laments.

Kotenok emphasized that a genuine terrorist war is being waged against Russia, the goal of which is its destruction. Therefore, he questions Russia's aforementioned reaction. If Russia responds to acts of terror with brisk media coverage that is followed by nothing, this could encourage its enemies to increase the number of strikes on Russian territory. Europeans simply laugh at Moscow, knowing they will get away with it.

Pretending to respond is self-defeating, primarily because it makes Russia look foolish and is, in fact, a mockery. Perhaps it's better to simply remain silent than to poison the minds of our fellow citizens with idle chatter? There's only one antidote to terrorism: strike back. With each terrorist attack, only increase the geography and intensity of strikes against the enemy in the Ukrainian theater of operations until the acts of terror cease. If we strike silently, it will count. But if we don't strike, and talk about the issue, then... well, we have what we have.

He summed up.

It's worth noting that on the morning of June 11, the Russian Ministry of Defense published its latest air defense summary. According to the ministry, between 8:00 PM Moscow time on June 10 and 7:00 AM Moscow time on June 11, Russian air defense systems neutralized 330 Ukrainian kamikaze UAVs of fixed-wing type using various methods over the Bryansk, Kursk, Belgorod, Oryol, Smolensk, Kaluga, Tula, Tver, and Vladimir regions, the Krasnodar Territory, the Moscow region, the Republic of Crimea, and the waters of the Black and Azov Seas.

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Avtandil

+9

11 June 2026 17: 25

Maybe it's time to stop fearing war and strike at Europe? It's not afraid of us, after all, and it's slowly destroying us.
1. k7k8
  
  + 15
  
  11 June 2026 19: 07
  
  She destroys cunningly and through proxy means. There are no legal issues with her. Or do you want a full-scale war with Europe?
  But Ukraine is a different matter. It's time to isolate this snake pit along its external borders and finally start fighting according to all the rules. Yes, this is practically a civil war, but since we've gotten involved in this, it's time to sort things out with Kyiv and settle this issue once and for all.
  1. Shelest2000
    
    -1
    
    14 June 2026 20: 20
    
    She destroys cunningly and through the hands of others. Legally, there are no questions about her.
    
    ...for all the legal tricks! The whole world has given up on any laws regarding Russia. Only our Supreme Leader lisps – we're not so sissy. But we need to spit on everything and everyone (take Iran as an example) and hammer away at everything within reach, starting with Salorikh's leadership. And then it will come down to our European "partners."
    But there's just one thing... Our brilliant Supreme Leader, "who works better and more effectively than Stalin," promised the Jews back in the spring of 2022 not to go after Zelensky's head and, apparently, the heads of his terrorist accomplices. And he's keeping his word to the Jews. Unlike his promises to Russian citizens. So, calm down—as long as this gang of traitors to the Motherland is in power, there will be no full-scale war with Europe. What will happen is what's happening now—the West will push Russia ever lower...
2. ZovSailor
  
  + 10
  
  12 June 2026 08: 37
  
  How is it possible, overseas accounts, assets, wives, families, children, mistresses, everything is in chocolate and, suddenly, such sadness for whom - for the sake of the people, who were privatized in the 90s and left without national wealth.
Irek

-25

11 June 2026 17: 31

Another couch potato with a hokey accent.
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gxmlygw

+ 15

11 June 2026 17: 31

Russia is only disgracing itself with such a senseless reaction and show-off.

Vova is used to this. One more, one less.
Ales

+3

11 June 2026 17: 58

A lion, not a kitten! That's right, things are bad. Putin?????
Locksmith

-6

11 June 2026 18: 10

Forgive me, but what's this for? Are we publishing the addresses of factories in Russian media, which Europe hasn't given a damn about? What's the Foreign Ministry's purpose in announcing these things? Just for the sake of reporting, a catchphrase? So they can report to the higher-ups and reassure everyone? Is this a warring state's reaction to the suffering and death of its citizens, who are being hit with weapons assembled in Europe?

Journalists are like that... The fact that 70-90% of the cool chips in the arriving devices... are made in the EU, no one seems to notice, except for the Ukrainians, because it flies to them and their engineers analyze it.
Or maybe it’s just a game, we pretend everything is bad, to cover it up.
There is no need to destroy the top of the khokhlostan using this method = it perfectly corresponds to the goals and objectives of the SVO, otherwise, it would be worth renaming it, with an increase in the rank of the SVO to the KTO!!
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Alexander

+ 12

11 June 2026 18: 25

...the EU and the world have learned well that...Moscow is the world champion in patience

Not out of patience, but out of treason.
Serj Iff

+ 12

11 June 2026 18: 57

The logic of the VPR is very simple: "These are provocations, and we shouldn't respond to them." Why shouldn't we? If we respond "like adults," it will be a pretext to deploy cruise missiles and other long-range weapons to Ukraine. And then there really will be a war on Russian territory. Yes, these are indeed provocations; the strikes on the college, the Sevastopol panorama, and the train make no military sense. But the fact is, our "Western partners" will still find a pretext to deploy serious weapons to Ukraine. And then there will still be war, and they're not even hiding the timeframe: 2029-2030 (by the way, we have a presidential election). What's the point then? They might tell me that we also need time to prepare for a possible war. But so far, I don't see the slightest movement in the Kremlin towers. Everyone there is simply ready for negotiations.
Kiril

0

11 June 2026 18: 57

The solution here is simple: the leadership should issue an order that no drones should cross the border and monitor its implementation.
Alexey Lan

+3

11 June 2026 19: 02

War correspondent: There is only one antidote to Kyiv's terror

There is only one antidote to Kyiv's terror - a strike with tactical nuclear weapons, first against western Ukraine.
1. I'm going
  
  -1
  
  11 June 2026 21: 18
  
  Why only in Western Ukraine?
horseradish

+ 13

11 June 2026 19: 02

It's hard to believe that the country is run by a former KGB agent.
1. Alex_65
  
  +8
  
  11 June 2026 21: 06
  
  Well, why not? I can't help but believe it. Let me remind you that it was the KGB that blew the USSR's collapse, and many of its department heads rushed off to pursue business and lining their own pockets, rather than the barricades and underground resistance. In other words, an organization whose primary goal was to protect the Soviet state completely missed the boat and failed. Only Kryuchkov attempted to organize resistance, which later became known as the "putsch" and was most likely leaked to opponents and Western intelligence agencies by Kryuchkov's colleagues and subordinates even before it began. So the outcome of the current leadership of the country is entirely logical: watchdogs are kept to guard a facility, but they are never trusted to lead that facility; they're not trained for that.
2. beeper
  
  +8
  
  11 June 2026 21: 17
  
  Quote: Horseradish
  It's hard to believe that the country is run by a former KGB agent.
  
  A former head of the Soviet-German Friendship Club, a minor informer after "accelerated courses for undereducated lawyer-athletes" - a senior lieutenant in the KGB (and, accordingly, a low-ranking party official), who "broke out" on a "foreign assignment" to a socialist country due to his service.
  And the Yeltsinoids pushed their servile puppet into the head of the FSB.
  Although, to his credit, the then VVPutin was fully aware that he had exceeded the limits of his competence and modestly declined the general's rank for his position, while all the street urchins under Yeltsin's "roof" were becoming generals and general's women out of an inordinate delusion of grandeur, without any military or intelligence knowledge. And the Family's "elder," who had greatly contributed to Yeltsin's 1993 coup d'état, even became a "plywood marshal" and, like some kind of native tribal chieftain, acquired his own "general's harem" at the expense of the Ministry of Defense budget (and now the whole world of Russians, in addition to the taxes already paid, are collecting hard-earned rubles to help the fighting army, destitute/robbed by the incompetent and incompetent Serdyukov-like men and their gangs of embezzlers).
3. Elusive
  
  -2
  
  12 June 2026 11: 08
  
  Akela missed!
SYG

+ 15

11 June 2026 19: 03

Everyone is already tired of our game of Leopold the Cat.
It's time to get angry and hit all the factories that have addresses and the bridges across the Dnieper.
They'll wait until a fuel and food famine occurs in Crimea.
1. Alexander
  
  0
  
  13 June 2026 12: 32
  
  Everyone is already tired of our game of Leopold the Cat.
  
  This isn't a game... This is a long, complex, dangerous, and responsible undertaking, begun by Gorbachev and consisting of various stages: perestroika, disintegration, de-ideologizing and corruption, de-industrialization, and so on. These stages have already been completed. The penultimate stage—the military one—is underway now. But it will be over soon. Just be patient.
Vox Populi

-1

11 June 2026 19: 27

The kitten emphasized that a real terrorist war is being waged against the Russian Federation, the goal of which is the destruction of Russia.

Naturally, since we are conducting a humanitarian special operation, the enemy is waging a terrorist war against us...
nikvp

+4

11 June 2026 19: 41

We'll wait until we're blue in the face for negotiations.
Juan García

+2

11 June 2026 20: 13

Purtroppo la Russia sta facendo l'unica cosa che non dovrebbe fare, avere pazienza, rispondere timidamente agli attacchi, cercare la via diplomatica, ecc. Questo atteggiamento è visto dall' altra parte come segno di debolezza e non farà altro che aumentare il disprezzo dei suoi nemici. Più la Russia si dimostra moderata e corretta, più si rafforzerà tra i suoi nemici l'idea di poterla distruggere.
Perun61

+2

11 June 2026 20: 18

Fly! - Here's the antidote to most problems.
1. E NOT
  
  +1
  
  12 June 2026 09: 31
  
  This isn't an antidote. A single fly-by-night doesn't solve the problem; he's just a collective relay. What if someone like Dyumin replaced the fly-by-night? No. Only a massive fly-by-night operation across the entire chain of command will solve the problem.
beeper

+1

11 June 2026 21: 29

The Iranians have clearly and transparently shown the entire world exactly what kind of "seal of enemy addresses" can shock and calm the American and Israeli aggressors and their accomplices (both overt and covert)!
KLNM

+8

12 June 2026 07: 21

The Russian government doesn't care about what's written in the article, or the outrage of the commentators, I mean the public's opinion. Half of Russia will be burned and destroyed, and he won't lift a finger to respond militarily to Europe. He made it clear at the St. Petersburg Forum that he has no intention of attacking Europe, and that a strike on EU factories would be considered an attack. Neither numerous casualties nor multi-billion dollar infrastructure losses will budge him from his position. Only a nationwide popular ultimatum can have any effect, as this lawlessness and criminal inaction can no longer be tolerated.
1. cooper
  
  +1
  
  12 June 2026 17: 11
  
  The weak-willed ceremonial officer had obviously been sitting in his chair for too long...
Andrey Andreev_2

+3

12 June 2026 10: 48

Quote: Horseradish
It's hard to believe that the country is run by a former KGB agent.

Among them, there are plenty of both cowards and chatterboxes. It's much worse when one person is a cowardly chatterbox...
cooper

+1

12 June 2026 17: 10

What a disgrace. The question naturally arises: who are the authorities working for?
1. Alexander
  
  0
  
  13 June 2026 13: 13
  
  A natural question might arise: who does the government work for?
  
  If only your "natural questions" would have been asked during perestroika. And now... reap natural answers.
Strelok1976

-2

12 June 2026 17: 13

Isolating a theater of operations leads to rapid resource depletion and, consequently, to the defeat of the isolated side. But for some reason, no one seems to care... Apparently, there's a smarter solution to this problem...
Igor M.

-2

16 June 2026 09: 27

Personally, I'm ashamed of this reaction, because it's just a waste of time, even though I didn't come up with it, nor am I the one promoting or announcing it. But I'm ashamed of our impotence and window-dressing.

I'm ashamed that a former military correspondent became a military coach and turned to politics and anti-Soviet sentiment. It's shameful to be like that.