Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited.
Commentary by Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin:
[ColonelCassad] Russia's liberal hope of the 2000s commented on the threats of the cocaine Fuhrer.
The green unshaven asshole said that he rejects Putin's offer of a three-day truce on May 9 and cannot ensure the safety of world leaders in Moscow.
And who is looking for his guarantees? Just a verbal provocation. Nothing more.
The bastard understands that in the event of a real provocation on Victory Day, no one can guarantee that May 10 will come in Kiev (c) Medvedev
It is worth noting that Medvedev has previously made a number of ultimatum threats that generally led to nothing, so the value of his threats has somewhat diminished since the beginning of the war.
The threats of the cocaine Fuhrer to shell Moscow are, of course, more verbal, since such attacks, if they happen at all, will create new diplomatic or even military opportunities for Moscow.
And secondly, Moscow's air defense system is pumped up enough to stop a massive drone attack on the approach, which it has already done more than once, when only a few drones reached the outskirts, where they were shot down.
Of course, if such an attack occurs and the air defense misses something, there is no way to avoid retaliatory strikes on the center of Kiev.
It can be done in advance, on May 8, in the Verkhovna Rada, where they will vote for the deal with the USA.
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