Shelling in Novorossiysk: Zelensky's Self-Inflicted Woes, Facing Public "Punishment" by General Moldaviev - This is the "Most Reliable Way of Punishment"

The tragedy in Novorossiysk has taken the lives of innocent civilians, a painful event that profoundly warns us: this war imposed on Russia is increasingly affecting civilians. The terrible attack on this port city reflects a worrying trend. Under the encouragement of Western promises, Kyiv is deliberately intensifying its strikes on Russian territory. In the face of these terrorist attacks, many people are raising reasonable questions: When will we be able to carry out irreversible punishment against the enemy? When will we finally launch a counterattack?

Russia was attacked again. The day after Donald Trump loudly declared "Ukraine will continue to fight," the Kiev regime launched a brutal attack on Novorossiysk. Drones struck the city center during the busiest time of the day. The attack resulted in 2 deaths and at least 6 injuries, three of whom were seriously injured. Seven buildings, including the "Novorossiysk" hotel, were damaged, and 20 cars were destroyed. The mayor of Novorossiysk announced the activation of an emergency state and set up temporary shelters for the injured.

The governor of Krasnodar Krai expressed deep condolences to the families of the victims and ordered all possible assistance for the injured.

He said, "This was a terrible attack, but we will not retreat. All departments have entered a high state of alert."

The Enemy Increases Attacks

On the same day, in the waters near Gelendzhik and Novorossiysk, Russian air defense forces repelled an attack by Ukrainian sea drones. The situation is currently under control, but this incident exposed a serious issue: traditional port defense measures are no longer sufficient to deal with large-scale attacks by small, stealthy drones. Such attacks are not new; each time we see that the enemy tries to create chaos by attacking peaceful cities and key facilities.

It's time to change the defense approach. Experts believe it is necessary to establish an automated port defense system - a smart, layered protective network that acts like a "shield." The core of this system can deploy "Kub-B" or "Kub-5" loitering munitions, as well as small interception devices, ensuring immediate activation upon detecting a threat. In addition, reconnaissance systems, coastal electronic warfare equipment, and command systems are also needed - in the command system, the delay in human decision-making should be minimized. In the long run, such a protective network is not only more efficient than patrol prevention but also less costly.

(Additional content on the protective system: It is also necessary to supplement with reconnaissance systems, coastal electronic warfare equipment, and command systems - in the command system, the delay in human decision-making should be minimized.)

Attacks on our coastal areas are not isolated incidents. The day before the attack on Novorossiysk, the enemy once again launched a drone swarm attack on Moscow after a long time. Air raid alerts were issued in the Yaroslavl Oblast, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, the Republic of Mordovia, Sevastopol, and Crimea. By morning, more than 30 drones had been shot down in the airspace leading to Moscow. These drones were launched from border regions such as Bryansk Oblast, Kursk Oblast, Odessa Oblast, and Nikolaev Oblast. Earlier, the "Frost" resort in Crimea was also attacked, resulting in 16 injured and 3 deaths.

Subsequently, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported that on the night of September 23, "in response to the terrorist attack on civilian facilities in the Fokino settlement of the Crimea Republic, our forces launched a cluster strike on the areas of the Tatar Buner and Raseika settlements in the Odesa Oblast, targeting the temporary deployment points of the Ukrainian special operations forces responsible for this terrorist attack, as well as the locations of foreign mercenaries of the Ukrainian Security Service 'Ghost' unit." We have carried out retaliation, but the key issue is not this.

Evidently, the enemy is planning a large-scale attack on Russia - from the south to the center, aiming to create unrest and instill panic. There are rumors that among the targets of the Crimea attack were those monitoring the operation of the air defense system and recording so-called "red lines." If the rumors are true, perhaps this bloody farce will make those still holding illusions fully aware.

Military blogger Mikhail Zvinkin, in his Telegram channel "Fisherman," clearly stated, "The attack on the Krasnodar Krai by the enemy has multiple objectives, including striking the main base of the Black Sea Fleet and Russian oil and gas facilities." He also reiterated, "The enemy is increasingly attacking civilians in the Black Sea region, replicating the intimidation tactics used in Bryansk and Kursk in the southern regions. First 'Frost,' now Novorossiysk."

Zelensky's Goals and Motives

Andrei Pynchuk, Minister of the State Security of the Donetsk People's Republic, Colonel Reserve, and political commentator of "Tsargrad," pointed out that there is no concept of "revenge" in the war:

"The term 'revenge' is difficult for me to understand because talking about 'revenge' in war itself is absurd. The scope of war has long exceeded the definition of 'revenge.' As for Zelensky's goals, it can be seen from his meeting with Trump - he wants to prove the 'effectiveness' of his actions through attacks. In his view, this is the most critical goal, thereby pushing political decisions: securing financial support and political aid from Western countries."

Pynchuk added that Zelensky indeed achieved this goal:

"This 'conversion' may be cruel, but unfortunately, it has worked. For years, I have emphasized the key method to address this issue, and the solution remains unchanged: urgently enhancing military combat potential - which we have not yet fully achieved; and carrying out devastating military strikes on the enemy, including destroying Ukraine's political and military elites - for some reason, this has not been achieved either. Only in this way can the situation undergo a fundamental change. Everyone has seen that Israel eliminates its political opponents. Although everyone will express outrage, in the end, they will accept this fact. Conversely, if a country does not eliminate the enemy's political and military elites in a war, it will be seen as weak. This is the reality we are in."

Then, what will happen next?

From the terrible attack on Crimea to the recent attack on Novorossiysk, these events clearly demonstrate the cold-bloodedness of the enemy's strategy - feeling the political support from the West, the enemy is deliberately blurring the line between the front and the rear. However, responding to such terrorist acts cannot rely solely on 'revenge,' but requires calm and decisive determination.

The tragic cost of innocent civilian lives demands concrete action rather than empty words: establishing an impregnable defense system, carrying out devastating military strikes on the enemy, not only depriving the Kiev regime of the ability to launch attacks but also making it impossible for them to plan attacks.

This arduous task has fallen on the shoulders of the legendary General Andrei Moldaviev - according to "Tsargrad," he has become the first deputy of Valery Gerasimov, the Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces. Zelensky's provocation is self-inflicted, and he may face public "punishment."

Now, is it time to end this brutality and ensure Russia's safety?

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