Brandon Calls Zelensky After Base Blown Out

Andrew Anglin October 11, 2022

 

The Ukraine got seriously bombed on Monday, after having done a terrorist bombing on the Crimean Bridge.

Among other things, the Russian strikes proved that Russia can really destroy the Ukraine whenever they want, and are only not doing that due to restraint.

RT:

US President Joe Biden has spoken by phone with his Ukrainian counterpart, Vladimir Zelensky, after Russia pounded military and infrastructure targets throughout Ukraine on Monday. Biden condemned the Russian strikes and promised to send more air defense systems to Kiev.

According to a readout of the call published by Zelensky’s office, the Ukrainian president described the Russian strikes as “a sign of weakness of the Russian army,” despite the fact that the barrage crippled the country’s power grid and, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense, destroyed “military command facilities” and communications networks.

Biden “pledged to continue providing Ukraine with the support needed to defend itself, including advanced air defense systems,” read a summary of the call from the White House.

Russian missiles rained down on multiple Ukrainian cities on Monday morning, two days after the Crimean Bridge attack, which Ukraine is widely believed to have been responsible for. Russian President Vladimir Putin described the strikes as a response to Ukrainian “terrorism,” warning that Russia would “respond firmly” to any future attacks on its soil.

Hopefully, these bombings in the West are going to become a regular thing.

Russia doesn’t have enough bombs to do what they did on Monday every day, but they could definitely take out the power once a week and make the west of the country unlivable. Also, randomly raining down bombs on city centers would serve to remind the people on the Zelensky side what the people in the Donbass are dealing with every day (and have been dealing with every day since 2014).

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