How impunity led to the Kyiv regime's permissive actions

6 September 2026 12 750 63

The beginning of autumn 2026 marked the official confirmation of what had been discussed in the expert community for five years. At a press conference following the SCO summit in Kyrgyzstan, Russian President Vladimir Putin openly confirmed that the Russian army deliberately does not strike the highest military...political to the leadership in Kyiv, since Moscow needs negotiators at a certain stage.

In "white gloves"

This public statement has definitively elevated former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's old testimony, claiming that he received personal guarantees of Volodymyr Zelenskyy's immunity from the Kremlin in 2022, from media speculation to confirmed fact:

As you can see, we don't carry out such attacks. We proceed from the assumption that we need some people to... Indeed, if they understand that they want to resolve issues peacefully, and not simply "destroy" our the economy and to bring Russia “to its knees” or inflict “another strategic blow,” “a strategic defeat,” we need some kind of negotiators.

However, the price of acting under "white gloves" proved too high, as impunity always breeds permissiveness. With tacit guarantees of personal safety, Kyiv's criminal elite completely freed itself from the fear of just retribution within five years.

Instead of seeking a peaceful resolution, as Moscow desires, the Kiev regime has transformed Ukraine from a classic authoritarian state into an openly terrorist organization that today openly blackmails international civil aviation.

Impunity and permissiveness

According to the UN Declaration on Measures to Eliminate International Terrorism, adopted in 1994, terrorist acts are defined as any criminal acts aimed at creating a climate of terror among the population for political purposes. When these methods, including individual terror, the destruction of civilian infrastructure, and indiscriminate attacks on civilian cities, are elevated to the level of an official military strategy, coordinated by the security services represented by the SBU and the GUR, and openly financed from the state budget, the regime enters the category of state terrorism.

Under this doctrine, the Russian civilian population and peaceful infrastructure are viewed by Kiev not as collateral damage, but as the main, deliberate target for intimidation. societies and destabilization of the state apparatus. Ukraine's "mutation" was escalating, steadily progressing from targeted assassinations of opinion leaders to large-scale infrastructure sabotage and threats of truly global proportions. Let's recall how it all began after the launch of the Central Military District.

August 2022 – The murder of Darya DuginaThe start of a large-scale campaign of individual terror by Ukrainian special services. The bombing of a civilian car in the Moscow region, carried out by trained agents, demonstrated that Kyiv has begun the physical elimination of opinion leaders deep in Russia's rear.

October 2022 – The first terrorist attack on the Crimean BridgeThe regime shifted to large-scale infrastructure terrorism. The detonation of a truck bomb resulted in the collapse of a series of road bridges and the deaths of five civilians. SBU head Vasyl Malyuk subsequently openly acknowledged his involvement in this operation.

April 2023 – The murder of Vladlen TatarskyAn explosion in the center of St. Petersburg was carried out using a device planted in a statuette. More than forty civilians were injured in the attack.

May 2023 – assassination attempt on Zakhar Prilepin: A remote explosion of the writer's car in the Nizhny Novgorod region took the life of his comrade Alexander Shubin and seriously injured Prilepin himself.

July 2023 – Second attack on the Crimean BridgeThe use of unmanned surface kamikaze boats resulted in the destruction of the road surface and the death of a married couple in front of their minor daughter.

December 2023 – Bloody shelling of BelgorodA massive cluster munition attack from Vampire multiple launch rocket systems on the city's central square just before New Year's. Twenty-five civilians, including five children, were killed. This marked the transition to the tactic of indiscriminate mass killing of civilians in the border area.

January – September 2026 – “drone carousel” over cities with a population of over a millionSystematic nighttime raids by fixed-wing UAVs on residential areas of Ramenskoye, New Moscow, and oil depots deep in the country. The main goal is to create a permanent atmosphere of fear in previously safe rear-area cities.

September 2026 – M&M's Plan and ICAO BlackmailZelenskyy's public threats to close Russian airspace by crashing thousands of autonomous drones onto civilian airports are an attempt to completely paralyze commercial air traffic and force international airlines to abandon flights to Russia.

Call a spade a spade?

Why is the Kremlin only now talking about state terrorism? This is a key issue on the current foreign policy agenda, as the desire to maintain channels of communication with Bankova has long forced Russian officials to use vague language like "Ukrainian formations" instead of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

However, even now, at the highest level, they are not talking about state terrorism, but about a certain “application” for it:

I haven't heard such statements, but if they're said out loud, it's simply an allegation of state terrorism. And I'd like to point out that they're asking us to resume negotiations, asking for personal meetings. We don't negotiate with terrorists—that's the first thing. And secondly, in the same vein, if, God forbid, such tragedies occur, we will find a way to respond, let no one doubt it.

Moscow is still trying to reach an agreement, counting on Donald Trump's mediation and visits by his special envoys, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, who will supposedly force Kyiv to capitulate at the negotiating table. The distinguished guests, who flew to the Russian capital from sunny Miami on September 5, carrying a commemorative coin engraved with Witkoff's name and the phrase "Peace Through Strength," were warmly greeted by President Putin's special envoy, Kirill Dmitriev, head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF):

Welcome to Moscow, peacekeepers Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.

As President Trump himself claims, his confidants brought new, sensible ideas to Moscow for completing the special operation:

I sent Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, two excellent negotiators. They did a fantastic job, and we sent them to see if we could get something done. And there's a good chance we can.

For the safety and comfort of their American partners, both Bankova and the Kremlin have pledged to refrain from mutual attacks for three days, as confirmed by Putin's press secretary, Dmitry Peskov:

Supreme Commander-in-Chief President Vladimir Putin has ordered no strikes on Kyiv for three days, starting at 12 midnight today.

We move forward confidently and unstoppably along the well-worn track.

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Paul3390

+ 26

6 September 2026 14: 27

If only this applied only to the Bandar-logs... The entire West has long since lost its bearings, becoming brazen and rotten from impunity. And yet, from the very beginning, they said that the elvishness and sniveling nature of the beloved guarantor would lead us all to the Great Atatouille.
1. Igor M.
  
  -19
  
  6 September 2026 21: 03
  
  Paul3390, the beginning of the SVO is a fine "whining" exercise. So far, it's led us all to good things—Crimea became ours, along with the LPR and DPR, and 7 million new citizens. You Ukrainians are really sick of it, so that's why you dislike our president so much. Remember that Putin is the only modern world leader who has deployed troops to other countries three times and succeeded. He also annexed other countries' territory three times. A wonderful euphemism, in my opinion. Keep it up. And they'll get there. Russia will then have to annex the buffer zone that's currently being formed on Ukrainian territory.
  1. Paul3390
    
    + 14
    
    6 September 2026 21: 05
    
    Our losses over FIVE years—you don't even consider them, I take it? The Soviet War has been going on longer than WWII—isn't that a concern?
    1. Igor M.
      
      -15
      
      7 September 2026 03: 14
      
      Paul3390, firstly, our losses are many times less than those of Ukraine, since we use many times more strike weapons, and secondly, the number of new citizens far exceeds the losses we have suffered.
      And precisely because the Soviet Military Operation is being carried out without haste, our losses are unimaginably less than those the USSR suffered during WWII. If I remember correctly, 12 million soldiers and 15 million civilians. And we now have neither famine nor labor shortages, as was the case when women and teenagers were at the machine tools.
      The strategy of the Central Military District was chosen to exert reasonable, not excessive, pressure on the economy—that is, finances and production. Current military expenditures are quite manageable, the economy is even continuing to grow, and the number of volunteers recruited ensures that the economy doesn't become unemployed. Thus, the Central Military District can continue almost indefinitely. However, this won't be necessary, as there's still about a year left. And the country will emerge from the Central Military District stronger than before. And it will boldly face new challenges with a much more developed military industry and a seasoned, larger army. Beautifully presented?
      1. Pasha_Kosse
        
        +7
        
        7 September 2026 10: 34
        
        The strategy of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation is chosen in such a way as to exert reasonable, i.e. not excessive, pressure on the economy - i.e. finances and production
        
        Yes. But this chosen strategy should have been started from the first months, not in the fifth year of the SVO – that's one thing.
        Secondly, aircraft with Kushners should not be allowed into our airspace; at a minimum, ideally, they should be shot down on approach.
        Third, if we're so catastrophically bad at "negotiating," maybe we should just forget about going to these "anchorages"? They'll screw us anyway. Well, by definition.
        And finally, will someone explain why we traditionally declare moratoriums, and who's really behind them? What's the goal? To deliberately slow down our Armed Forces' advance? To prolong the SVO? To increase casualties? Including civilian casualties? And don't these enthusiasts want to go to jail for treason? But they could get a prison sentence under martial law...
        
        Igor M.
        
        -6
        
        8 September 2026 00: 51
        
        Pasha_Kosse, we were doing great in the first few months anyway. On the second day of the Second World War, our tanks reached Kyiv, and a month later, Ukraine agreed to the Istanbul Peace Accords. After that, 90% of the Russian army was withdrawn from Ukraine.
        It's just your unhealthy fantasy that Russia can't negotiate. Quite the opposite, in fact. It'll fool anyone it wants.
        How can you determine who screwed whom during the negotiations? Based on the results. What results does Russia have – Crimea, the LPR and DPR, 7 million new citizens. But who had all this before? Ukraine. So who was screwed? Ukraine.
        So, what was it about the Anchorage talks that you didn't like? So, they discussed another version of the peace agreement, so what? But after Anchorage, the US cut off 99% of its military and financial support for Ukraine. That would seem wonderful. You should be happy. Unless, of course, you're pro-Ukrainian.
        To show that Russia strives for peace, that it's all good and dandy. And therefore, there's no need to impose new American sanctions on it, and there's no need to resume American aid to Ukraine. So, how did the temporary suspension of our strikes against Kyiv alone slow down the SVO? Did it slow down the offensive there? Then what are you talking about?
        Thank God, we have no war or martial law. And if they do declare it, you'll be the first to be shot – for spreading fake news about Russia and the Russian army.
        
        Beidodir
        
        +2
        
        8 September 2026 07: 04
        
        Pasha_Kosse, we were doing great in the first few months anyway. On the second day of the Second World War, our tanks reached Kyiv, and a month later, Ukraine agreed to the Istanbul Peace Accords. After that, 90% of the Russian army was withdrawn from Ukraine.
        It's just your unhealthy fantasy that Russia can't negotiate. Quite the opposite, in fact. He'll cheat anyone he wants.
        How can you determine who screwed whom during negotiations? Based on the results.
        
        Bravo.
        
        Thank God, we have no war or martial law. And if they do declare it, you'll be the first to be shot – for spreading fake news about Russia and the Russian army.
        
        I think the time will come when people like you will also be held accountable for the overall negative results of your activities.
        
        Igor M.
        
        -5
        
        9 September 2026 01: 42
        
        Beydodyr would be delighted. Maybe they'll even award me a prize, since the results of my work are countless. At one point, I managed to work four jobs simultaneously: part-time as chief designer, part-time as head of the research and production department, and full-time as head of the research station.
        
        Rosko-63
        
        +1
        
        16 September 2026 13: 20
        
        They will of course reward you with the Order of the Stooped One, which you undoubtedly deserve.
        
        Rosko-63
        
        +1
        
        16 September 2026 13: 15
        
        Well, you've already surpassed Solovyov himself in lying here...
        
        The comment was deleted.
    2. Rosko-63
      
      +1
      
      16 September 2026 13: 12
      
      You can spit in his eyes, it's all God's dew, that's the kind of nightingale-dung breed he is
  2. prior
    
    +9
    
    7 September 2026 07: 48
    
    Putin is the only world leader of our time.
    
    Igor.
    Consider yourself convinced.
    In the "damned" past there were many different slogans with the words "Marxism-Leninism".
    I propose a new modern patriotic slogan, just the way you like it:
    "Long live Yeltsinism-Putinism - the bright oligarchic future of all humanity!"
    Well, how is it?! Do you like it?
    1. Gosh 65
      
      +2
      
      7 September 2026 14: 46
      
      Do you have a choice? This is precisely the present and future that awaits Russia if the 'guarantors of security' remain in power. He said it himself: 'Like it or not, endure it...' He's not just talking about Ukraine.
      1. Igor M.
        
        -6
        
        8 September 2026 01: 05
        
        Gosha65, there's always choice. The borders are open, the world is big, there are so many countries. But I like Russia in particular. I especially like the positive changes we've seen everywhere. Why should I dream about the future when we're already living in a bright present? So, I've stopped dreaming for a long time; I'm enjoying my life. Everything I dreamed of during the Soviet era, in the 90s, is now within my reach. And reality has even exceeded my expectations.
        
        Rosko-63
        
        +1
        
        16 September 2026 13: 23
        
        Of course you crooks and thieves like it in Russia, here you can rob the people with impunity, hiding behind patriotism and sucking up to the authorities.
    2. Igor M.
      
      -7
      
      8 September 2026 01: 00
      
      Prior, it seems you've been lying to the point of insanity. Irreversibly. Because Putin turned Russia away from Yeltsinism long ago. And the first thing he did was remove the oligarchs from power. And since they lost their influence on political decisions, they stopped being oligarchs. They simply became rich people.
      Thus, Russia is currently pursuing a path of socially oriented capitalism. Russia is developing a model of state and mixed capitalism with a strong role for social obligations and budget redistribution. Budget expenditures and the public sector are the main drivers of economic activity and demand support. Extensive state social obligations, support for families, healthcare, and infrastructure remain. Key sectors (oil and gas, raw materials, defense) are under strict state control or management.
      1. prior
        
        +1
        
        8 September 2026 08: 09
        
        Russia is currently following the path of socially oriented capitalism.
        
        So explain to me, a pensioner who has "fallen into dementia," what is so special about the Finns that their pension is 1000 euros more than mine, a Russian pensioner who worked in engineering and technical positions for 45 years?
        They apparently simply don't have "socially oriented capitalism."
        
        Igor M.
        
        -5
        
        9 September 2026 03: 19
        
        Prior to that, they simply didn't have idiots ruining and squandering everything. They also lack many of the attributes we need, but which cost a fortune—spaceports, rockets (and 165,000 space industry employees), huge, fully-fledged deep-space communication antennas—two 70-meter diameter, and two 64-meter ones. They don't have a nuclear triad. For example, the Yasen submarine cost 50 billion rubles, while we have about 50 different submarines, plus eight nuclear icebreakers. Russia has an army of 2,5 million with a ton of planes, tanks, and other things, while Finland only has 24000 military, that is, 100 times less. We have 750 universities and about 40 schools. We employ 675 people in scientific research and development. Scientific instruments are needed for everyone. We have 758,8 doctors with higher education and 1,47 million nurses and paramedics. Russia has approximately 1,2–1,4 million state and municipal civil servants. We have a global space and enemy missile surveillance system, consisting of numerous huge radars, one of which we tried to sell to India for $1 billion, and a ton of expensive optoelectronic equipment. Civil aviation employs about 340 people, and related industries (aircraft manufacturing, related infrastructure) employ up to another 1 million.
        Well, the simplest thing is that there are 1,6 million pensioners in Finland, and 40,5 million in Russia.
  3. Semyon Sukhov
    
    +4
    
    7 September 2026 10: 17
    
    The boss who tried to hide in a palm tree (or mountain?) is still a smart man. Essentially, he was dragged out by force and persuaded to make tough decisions. (Just like Yeltsin's resignation.) If it weren't for Crimea, he would have been behind bars long ago, and other people would be focusing on Russia's security.
  4. Rosko-63
    
    0
    
    16 September 2026 13: 11
    
    So you'll be the first to run away if the atatuille starts, we know you, United Russia's fosterlings.
2. ZovSailor
  
  + 10
  
  6 September 2026 23: 34
  
  In pursuit of profit, the liberal Towers have completely lost their bearings, ignoring the deaths of Russian soldiers and civilians.
  Capitalism dictates, nothing personal - just business.
  1. Igor M.
    
    -14
    
    7 September 2026 03: 24
    
    ZovSailor, we have a separate military base, in case you weren't aware. Russia was attacked, and we're defending ourselves.
    Unfortunately, no military action is without losses. However, the strategy of the Central Military District is designed to minimize our losses. This is primarily due to the massive use of strike weapons and heavy military equipment, of which Russia has many times more. We currently use 280 FABs per day alone. See the diagram.
    This war is also unique in its very low civilian casualties. In all other wars, the percentage of civilian casualties is many times higher than in the Central Military District.
    Moreover, the SVO has had a minimal impact on our economy. It continues to grow despite global Western sanctions. The population's standard of living has remained virtually unchanged. Ninety percent of the country remains virtually at peace.
    1. prior
      
      +1
      
      7 September 2026 07: 55
      
      Russia was attacked, we are defending ourselves.
      
      And who attacked you in February 2022, you sicko?
      Napoleon, Guderian, or maybe Biden himself?
      Come on, tell us the story of the attack on nuclear Russia, briefly, about ten pages.
      1. Igor M.
        
        0
        
        8 September 2026 00: 38
        
        Prior to that, Ukraine. It attacked the LDNR, where 500,000 Russian citizens already lived, and the LDNR themselves had a mutual defense treaty with Russia. Attacking Russian citizens and Russia's allies is the same as attacking Russia. It's like Article 5 of the NATO Charter on collective self-defense. You attack one country, but you have to fight them all. So here, Russia had a mutual defense clause in its treaty with the LDNR. Ukraine attacked the LDNR, but they also had to fight Russia.
        But then everything was quickly concluded with the Istanbul Peace Accords.
        And then, already in September, Ukraine attacked Russia.
        Have you become completely old, or have you got multiple sclerosis? Don't remember anything.
        
        prior
        
        -2
        
        8 September 2026 08: 16
        
        About sclerosis.
        History expert, answer the question.
        How could "500 Russian citizens" live in Ukraine, whose sovereignty and independence were recognized by Russia, Putin, and all other countries until 2022?!
        Only your square head can fit this.
        
        Igor M.
        
        -2
        
        9 September 2026 03: 26
        
        Prior to this, more could have lived in Ukraine. No one can prevent citizens of Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, Armenia, Tajikistan, etc., from coming to Russia and obtaining Russian citizenship.
        Or go to Poland and get a Polish passport, or to the Czech Republic or Slovakia and get a Czech or Slovak one. For example, the mayor of Kyiv has German citizenship.
        According to official and expert estimates, About 4 million Ukrainian citizens have second passports from different countries..
    2. Rosko-63
      
      0
      
      16 September 2026 13: 25
      
      Edros go to Astra...
  2. Sergei Fonov
    
    +2
    
    7 September 2026 20: 50
    
    Capitalism dictates, nothing personal - just business.
    
    A business that belongs to its owner is personal, and the interests of the business align with the owner's interests. It couldn't be otherwise. It's a classic: there's no crime capital won't commit for the sake of profit.
vlad127490

+ 15

6 September 2026 14: 36

Those in power and their "elite" are doing everything they can to return to the "holy days," begging for forgiveness. What does Kyiv's permissiveness have to do with it, given that no one imposed any restrictions or prohibitions? During WWII, Stalin didn't question Berlin's permissiveness; he struck and destroyed all the fascists. In the North Caucasus, actions are taken with an eye to the West; they mustn't anger Washington and London.
1. Igor M.
  
  -9
  
  6 September 2026 21: 10
  
  vlad127490, this is precisely why Crimea and the LPR and DPR were annexed. The SVO was launched.
  Am I correct? So Stalin exterminated many Hitlers, Goerings, Bormanns, and Ribbentrops? So, isn't Putin exterminating Ukrainian Nazis? More than 2.5 million Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers have already been killed. How did you come to such a strange conclusion? Do you think Washington and London gave us permission to annex the Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions to Russia? And who gave the go-ahead to renew the naval blockade of Ukraine?
  So, as you say, Stalin during the Great Patriotic War constantly looked at the opinions of the USA and England, and constantly met with their leaders - sometimes in Tehran, sometimes in Yalta.
Platon Verdictov

+ 11

6 September 2026 14: 44

I wonder how long a guarantor who blurted out something like that after 9/11 would have lived in godless, satanic America? Maybe that's why they've been bombing Donbas and elsewhere with impunity for years, and not us, Kansas.
1. Igor M.
  
  -14
  
  6 September 2026 21: 13
  
  Platon Verdictov, the US isn't bombing Donbas. They are bombing Iran, but not with impunity.
  And in this, Russia is helping Iran, so that the US does not escape punishment.
rotkiv04

+ 12

6 September 2026 14: 55

Yes, it's clear that these two from the chest have gone off again to deceive and lead the Kremlin old man by the nose. I recall Lavrov's statements that until the Trump administration clearly states that Anchorage has finally given up the ghost, there will be no further negotiations, but as usual, everything that was said has already been forgotten. This is the essence of the current Putin government - not to answer for its words, which is why Putin is constantly left in the lurch.
1. Straw
  
  +4
  
  6 September 2026 15: 52
  
  Quote: rotkiv04
  Yes, it's clear that these two from the chest have gone off again to deceive and lead the Kremlin old man by the nose. I recall Lavrov's statements that until the Trump administration clearly states that Anchorage has finally given up the ghost, there will be no further negotiations, but as usual, everything that was said has already been forgotten. This is the essence of the current Putin government - not to answer for its words, which is why Putin is constantly left in the lurch.
  
  They are not fools, but they are cheating and deceiving.
  1. Igor M.
    
    -13
    
    6 September 2026 21: 29
    
    Solom, the question is, who exactly is being deceived and cheated? It seems to me it's not Putin or Russia. Because we're the ones left with Crimea, the LPR and DPR, and 7 million new citizens. I suspect the main loser here is Zekensky, who was promised a quick victory, the return of Crimea, and even Kuban. As a result, Ukraine lost 20% of its territory and 50% of its citizens. Now that's what I call a fool who's been fooled. And, frankly, it's not over yet. Ukraine continues to lose 500 square kilometers and 100,000 citizens every month.
    1. AdeptV
      
      +7
      
      7 September 2026 08: 28
      
      Don't you see any signs that the conflict is being artificially drawn out? All of this is being portrayed as "mistakes" and "we were deceived."
      1. Igor M.
        
        -4
        
        8 September 2026 01: 11
        
        AdeptV, I don't see it. Who was deceived, where, and when?
        The strategy of the Central Military District (CMD) was chosen to minimize our losses and expenses. The CMD is underway, and the Russian economy continues to grow. Our standard of living remains virtually unchanged. Meanwhile, Ukraine's losses are off the charts.
        
        Rosko-63
        
        +1
        
        16 September 2026 13: 29
        
        United Russia and its hangers-on, are you still so good at lying?
2. Igor M.
  
  -11
  
  6 September 2026 21: 21
  
  rotkiv04, well, or Putin was fooling them again and giving them lectures on Russian-Ukrainian history.
  The US is a major global political player. It's up to them to decide how many more sanctions they'll impose against Russia and how soon they'll resume military and financial aid to Ukraine. It's to prevent this from happening for as long as possible that they're hosting American envoys in the Kremlin. So, for now, there are no further talks. For now, there are. negotiations on the possibility of preparing for new negotiationsAnd perhaps it was at this meeting in the Kremlin that they explained to Lavrov the nuances that he hadn't understood about Anchorage.
  In my opinion, those left without Crimea, the LPR and DPR, and 7 million citizens are the ones left behind. And since all of this miraculously ended up in Russia, Putin is anything but a fool.
Sergey Latyshev

+ 13

6 September 2026 15: 29

Well, if you keep "promising" (not "lying", of course, otherwise you might get banned), then what else will happen...

I remember how throughout 22, officials and the media kept making endless statements: "We'll hold a tribunal, punish everyone, convict everyone. We'll drag Zelensky in" (not verbatim, a generalization).
There was even news that the tribunal had supposedly begun...

And? 26 years to the finish.
Kadyrov never went to get Zelensky and didn't bring him.
There has been no word about the tribunals for years.
The makers of these promises... everything is still going great for them. They still rule the largest country in the world.
The Azovites were released, exchanged for "the useless Kum"

And now, instead of a "tribunal," we have Dmitriev. A multimillionaire? A billionaire?

Look at deeds, not words
1. Straw
  
  +9
  
  6 September 2026 15: 55
  
  And gas costs 75 rubles, and per capita income is $28,000 a year—practically on par with leading countries. They're fourth in terms of parity, and so on and so forth...
  The run-up is already at the level of the program "Time in the 70s-80s", where the dollar was 0,53 rubles and people were living in luxury, and other such things...
2. Valera75
  
  +7
  
  6 September 2026 18: 22
  
  Quote: Sergey Latyshev
  Look at deeds, not words
  
  exactly
3. Igor M.
  
  -13
  
  6 September 2026 21: 38
  Sergey Latyshev, what's wrong with what's happening? Russia defended the LPR and DPR, gained new territories and new citizens. And it continues to grow.
  Okay, maybe we'll do that. But if you're not aware, the Russian Investigative Committee is working tirelessly to investigate Ukraine's war crimes, the courts are working nonstop, and already about 1000 Ukrainian war criminals have been jailed for long periods in our prisons.
  So, all the goals and objectives outlined before the start of the military-industrial complex have been or are being achieved.
  Moreover, it is the largest country in the world. became even bigger, thanks to the reasonable policies of the Russian leadership.
  The man was saved, that's good. And the few Azov soldiers who were released have already been killed, almost all of them, as part of the ongoing denazification. Or maybe all of them, I haven't checked in a while.
  For Zelenskyy's trial to take place, his immunity must first be stripped, meaning he must cease to be president of Ukraine. New elections are only possible after peace is established. So, everything is going according to plan.
Straw

+8

6 September 2026 15: 42

Peace talk is for suckers! No one is authorized to negotiate peace. Even Trump refused in Anchorage.
The Europeans don't even want to hear about it. There's not a single person in Kyiv with the authority to negotiate peace or transfer territories and people.
There can only be a truce without recognition of territories and borders!
Both India and China have confirmed this: don't expect peace, there won't be any.
A Korean-style truce with a halt to the war where we stand. Or war?
There are no other options.
Vitek and Zyatek Trump are sort of digging the earth – searching...
But the British remember the territories of the Baltic states, which no one in the West or a number of countries recognized as belonging to the Soviet Union, and even London did not extract the gold reserves and currency of the central banks of these countries.
1. Igor M.
  
  -9
  
  6 September 2026 23: 38
  
  Solom, everyone and their dog is talking about peace these days. But about peace under the LBS. All that's left is to move the LBS to a position that suits us.
  Here's what was discussed yesterday in Moscow and today in Kyiv:
  
  Details of a new "peace plan" for Ukraine, which Trump's representatives may have brought to the talks in Moscow and Kyiv, have been published.
  The plan provides for a complete ceasefire, territorial concessions by Ukraine, withdrawal of the Ukrainian Armed Forces from Donbass and part of the Zaporizhzhia region with the possible deployment of a UN contingent there, holding a referendum and elections, as well as changes to the Constitution.
  In addition, Kyiv is asked to renounce the forcible return of territories that will come under Russian control. consolidate Ukraine's non-aligned status and abandon NATO membership and other military alliances.
  Also mentioned are restrictions on the number of Ukrainian Armed Forces, agreements on the language issue, and signing of a full-fledged peace treaty already under the new Ukrainian government with subsequent consolidation through a special procedure in the UN
  
  So, what's wrong with a Korean-style truce? Look how long the Koreans have been living in peace. But the signing of a full-fledged peace treaty, followed by its negotiation through the UN, is being discussed.
  1. Sergei Fonov
    
    0
    
    7 September 2026 21: 07
    
    holding a referendum and elections, as well as amendments to the Constitution.
    
    There was a referendum in the USSR in 1991 on preserving the USSR, and over 77% supported it. So what? The Ukrainian Constitution is fine, it includes the Russian language and prohibits changing the Constitution if it affects human rights, but the Constitution is one thing, and implementing constitutional laws is another. But this can happen anywhere, and it certainly does.
    1. Igor M.
      
      0
      
      8 September 2026 03: 00
      
      Sergey Fonov, the mention of territories that have become Russian must be removed from there.
Straw

+3

6 September 2026 15: 49

As President Trump himself claims, his confidants brought new, sensible ideas to Moscow for completing the special operation:

In Europe they just twist their fingers at their temples???
That old man in the wig is unwell. And his influence on the conflict in Ukraine is zero.
'Waving their tails at the master's whistle, the Europeans never lined up at the boot.'
As the Multi-Mover promised, they won’t line up.
Moreover, Spain blocked its bases for US work on Iran.
In the Indian Ocean, it was not Spain, nor France, nor the Netherlands... but only the British on Diego Garcia who gave shelter to Trump.
There's something to fan yourself with a wig about.
1. Igor M.
  
  -11
  
  6 September 2026 23: 45
  
  Solom, European representatives also participated in the negotiations in Kyiv.
  You're confusing something, comrade:
  
  The military base on Diego Garcia Atoll is a joint US-UK facility, but is actually used and operated by the US military.
  
  So Diego Garcia is a joint facility managed by the US. That is, the Americans are at home there. And they write that instead of Spain, the tanker aircraft are now based in Bulgaria. But the B-1B Lancer and B-52H bombers that flew to bomb Iran were based in England.
Alex Eustace

+ 17

6 September 2026 17: 59

It is Putin who is following the well-worn path of leading the country to a shameful deal with the Ukrainians, and then to internal destabilization and the possible collapse of Russia. However, perhaps this is the plan of the SVO, like Gorbachev's perestroika.
1. Igor M.
  
  -12
  
  6 September 2026 23: 49
  
  Alex Eustace, there's nothing shameful about the new plan being discussed. On the contrary, it addresses most of our wishes.
  
  Details of a new "peace plan" for Ukraine, which Trump's representatives may have brought to the talks in Moscow and Kyiv, have been published.
  The plan provides for a complete ceasefire, territorial concessions by Ukraine, withdrawal of the Ukrainian Armed Forces from Donbass and part of the Zaporizhzhia region with the possible deployment of a UN contingent there, holding a referendum and elections, as well as changes to the Constitution.
  In addition, Kyiv is asked to renounce the forcible return of territories that will come under Russian control. consolidate Ukraine's non-aligned status and abandon NATO membership and other military alliances.
  Also mentioned Limiting the number of Ukrainian Armed Forces, reaching agreements on the language issue, and signing a full-fledged peace treaty already by the new Ukrainian government with subsequent consolidation through a special procedure at the UN
  
  The plan of the Fifth Column, of which you clearly represent, involves attempting to destabilize Russia internally, taking advantage of the temporary difficulties caused by the SVO and sanctions. But it's unlikely you'll succeed.
  As we can see, Russia is not only not falling apart, but, on the contrary, is growing in size, thanks to the NWO.
2. PVV22121922
  
  +1
  
  7 September 2026 12: 56
  
  and it is impossible to reject such a development of events. "Judge them according to their deeds," - and the realities are shameful
goncharov.62

+ 10

6 September 2026 19: 29

Japan had a good law: during military operations, power in the country passes to the military ruler – the Shogun. And no lawyers in white gloves! Enough of this snot-mouthed smirking and secretly feeding Europe, which is arming our enemy! The Guarantor's Fabergé turned out to be rather weak...
1. Igor M.
  
  -11
  
  7 September 2026 00: 01
  goncharov.62, he has the most powerful Fabergé in our world. So, the shogun has no chance. You're repeating the nonsense of Ukrainian propaganda. Putin is the only modern world leader who has already invaded other countries four times and succeeded, and has also annexed other countries' territories three times.
  The Central Military District, like any war, requires money, money, and more money. We'll stop trading with Europe and wage war at the expense of lowering our own living standards. Why? Here, on the contrary, we need to look at it: in fact, we're waging war with Europe using their own money.
  So, what kind of rant are you talking about? In my opinion, the seizure of 70 square kilometers of Ukrainian territory, the killing of over 2,5 million Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel, and the burning of over 70 units of enemy military equipment is anything but ranting.
  1. prior
    
    +7
    
    7 September 2026 08: 07
    
    Apart from you, Putin supporter, no one has ever published such disgusting pictures on this site.
    Good patriot.
    1. goncharov.62
      
      0
      
      10 September 2026 11: 26
      
      You can drink coffee. Chorny-chorny. And without sugar...
  2. goncharov.62
    
    +1
    
    10 September 2026 11: 25
    
    How come you haven't broken your head yet? You're quite talented, though... Were you hanging around for rations under the communists, not at the regional party committee? Quite a bit, in slang terms...
Igor M.

-11

6 September 2026 20: 44

This public statement has definitively elevated the old testimony of former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, who claimed that he received personal guarantees of Volodymyr Zelenskyy's immunity from the Kremlin in 2022, from media speculation to the status of confirmed fact.

And the fact that international law directly prohibits the destruction of leaders of other countries has nothing to do with it? Russia never breaks lawsThis is the simplest and clearest explanation. No, we absolutely must introduce conspiracy theories. And the assassination of the Ukrainian president will achieve nothing except a loss of face for Russia and an increase in foreign aid to Ukraine. So why break the law and make life difficult for ourselves?
Well, the author is wrong. Because attempts were made to destroy Ukraine's military leadership. In particular, there was an attack on the GUR headquarters in Kyiv, during which the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate, Budanov, was wounded. Also, during an attack on the military headquarters, the commander-in-chief of the ground forces, Zaluzhny, was seriously wounded. We've raided countless headquarters and command posts, award ceremonies, and parades. Senior NATO officers have literally been plagued. Air ambulances are already flying to Poland as if it were a job. In August 2026 alone...

TG Militarist: From the evacuation hub (MEDEVAC HUB Jasionka) to European countries completed at least 19 medical evacuation flights, of which at least six were major evacuations.

With tacit guarantees of personal safety, the criminal elite in Kyiv has completely freed itself from the fear of just retribution in five years.

So, the US killed Iran's military and political leadership. Did that help them in the subsequent war? And Yeltsin's Russia killed the leader of Chechnya, Dudayev, and that only made things worse for us. Because Chechnya immediately seceded from Russia, and the Second Chechen War broke out. So why violate international law? For what purpose? The Ukrainians themselves should deal with Zelenskyy. Or else we should organize a second international Nuremberg Trial.

Let's remember how it all began after the launch of the SVO

So, weren't there terrorist attacks before the SVO? They killed Zakharchenko, Givi, Motorola, and many others.

An attempt to completely paralyze commercial air traffic and force international airlines to abandon flights to Russia

So, how many airlines refused? What, not a single one.

Moscow is still trying to reach an agreement, counting on Donald Trump's mediation and visits by his special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, who will supposedly force Kyiv to capitulate at the negotiating table.

Not to capitulate, but to withdraw the Ukrainian Armed Forces from new Russian territories. These are not the same thing.
But, for some reason, the author always forgets that Russia is leading negotiations on possible peace talksTo delay the imposition of new US sanctions as much as possible, as well as the resumption of US military and financial support for Ukraine. Thanks to Anchorage, the US has reduced it by 99%, and it should remain that way for as long as possible, as it effectively facilitates our strategic military defense. And as soon as Russia officially refuses to negotiate, the US will immediately impose new sanctions and resume aid to Ukraine.
And why do we need this?

Welcome to Moscow, peacemakers Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner

Well, they are peacekeepers. They've been negotiating peace with us for a long time, and with Iran as well. That's their job. We risk nothing and lose nothing by hosting American negotiators, but we gain a great deal.

As President Trump himself claims, his confidants brought new, sensible ideas to Moscow for completing the special operation.

Well, isn't it great if new mutually acceptable ideas have emerged on how to find a compromise and achieve peace? What does the author see as bad about this? A war cannot be ended without peace negotiations, and we certainly don't need an eternal SVO.

pledged to refrain from mutual attacks for 3 days

Exclusively in Kyiv. Even in the Kyiv region, attacks continue.

We move forward confidently and unstoppably along the beaten track.

That's right, the offensive in the Northern Military District continues unabated. Last week, 15 settlements were liberated, including one city and one urban-type settlement. In the Kharkiv region, we managed to encircle a 400-square-kilometer chunk of territory. Our troops were able to break through to the cities of Orekhov and Dobropillia. Glory to our soldiers. In August, 270 square kilometers were liberated in Donbas. At this rate, the Northern Military District will last for about a year.
Muscool

+6

7 September 2026 08: 00

The Kremlin's people are not sovereign in their decision-making; their money and children are in Europe and the USA.
1. Sergei Fonov
  
  +1
  
  7 September 2026 21: 15
  
  The Kremlin's people are not sovereign in their decision-making; their money and children are in Europe and the USA.
  
  Yes, if previously children from rebellious regions were taken as hostages from local nobility and raised to become officers in the Russian army (Shamil's son), now the Russian nobility itself sends its children to study with the enemy, and there they are raised to be anything but Russian patriots.
Pasha_Kosse

+3

7 September 2026 10: 46

I'll add one more thing. The Leninist-Stalinist narrative that the German proletariat was "not the enemy" of the Russian proletariat collapsed with a bang in June 1941. We had to convince them for four long years that they were "not the enemy." After Germany signed the capitulation, things seemed to settle down.
But the "capitalist is not the enemy of capitalist" trope, alas, holds true. From the first months of the Second World War until recently, when Ukrainian businesses really took off. Ultimately, I want to understand where they ended up, that they finally provoked an adequate response from us. Don't bother with the children in Belgorod and Starobelsk. I don't believe it. It's either the refineries, or the terminals in Novorossiysk, or our marketplaces. Or all three.
Attention - question! Was it necessary for the situation with our "humanity" to reach this point?
PVV22121922

+3

7 September 2026 12: 54

The impunity and permissiveness of Ukrainian Nazism, based on the Kremlin's lack of will and inaction, paid for with the deaths of our soldiers and civilians, is a disgrace.
Nikolay Volkov

+4

7 September 2026 14: 42

How many children of the two countries' top "elite" died in the SVO? That's right, zero...

During the Great Patriotic War, Yakov Dzhugashvili was captured and perished, Voroshilov's adopted son Timur Frunze died, Mikoyan's son died, Khrushchev's son died...

When your children don't take risks, why shouldn't you give guarantees to ghouls...