Evgeny Poddubny, a war correspondent for state broadcaster RT, says that no one in the Ukrainian leadership seems to be afraid of Russia anymore.
He wrote on RT’s Telegram channel: “The enemy has stopped fearing and the situation needs to be corrected promptly. “Commanders of formations, heads of intelligence, politicians of the Kyiv criminal regime sleep peacefully, wake up without headaches and in a good mood, without a certain sense of punishment for those who commit crimes. crimes committed.”
Aleksandr Kots, war correspondent for the Russian tabloid Komsomolskaya Pravda, wrote on Telegram that the bridge attack signaled Moscow’s already troubled efforts to hold onto territory in the Kherson region in the south. Ukraine, and could very well foreshadow an attack on Crimea itself in the future.
He described the “consistency” that Ukraine showed during the war as “enviable” and called on Russia to “attack Ukraine in the 18th century, without meaningless reflection on how this would affect the populace.” as usual.”
The possibility of retaliatory attacks darkened the celebratory atmosphere in Ukraine immediately after the Kerch Strait Bridge attack. In Kyiv on Sunday, people go to their errands to reflect the insecurity they feel now about what might happen next.
Volodymyr Stelmakh, 50, said: “Everybody is worried, I think.
The attack only raised alarms to the Ukrainian people, especially those in Russian-occupied areas, that something worse could happen, he said.
“I don’t think it will happen immediately,” said Veacheslav Tuceac, 32, who was born in Moldova and moved with his wife to Ukraine a few years ago. But the bridge attack, he said, could be “the beginning of a chain of events”.
