Author Sergey Solodovnik
Of course, the abbreviation in the headline refers to Adolf Hitler. His birthday on the 20th of April is regularly celebrated by real, unmasked Nazis.
For Germany to present demands to Russia on this day is in itself an act of extreme ill will.
The pretext?
Our ambassador was officially presented with a complaint.
Regarding the fact that Moscow commented on a list of addresses in Germany where weapons are produced for the Kyiv regime. And that we stated these addresses are perfectly legitimate targets for our strikes.
What do the Germans want? To not repeat Hitler's mistakes: under no circumstances to fight against Russia with their own hands, skulls, and bones.
But at the same time, to persistently carry out Hitler's line on the destruction of Russia and Russians.
To this end – to stamp out the maximum amount of lethal equipment in their factories. Fortunately, the zombified remnants of the Bandera faction are at Germany's service.
What do the Russians want? To stop this flow of German iron and plastic to the front against our fighters without a war with Germany.
For now – we are warning.
But the situation is unequal. Their weapons arrive on our land. Ours do not. And in Berlin, they are convinced that this is fair. We do not have the right to consider Germany a participant in the war against us, because the Germans consider weapon supplies to the Kyiv regime as a contribution to the cause of peace.
I hope our ambassador in Berlin, in response, has already declared our possible pinpoint strikes on drone assembly sites as a peacekeeping operation.