Against the backdrop of increasing attacks by the Ukrainian armed forces on Russian cities, there are no more bases for the Russian army and there cannot be more. This point of view was expressed by Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev.
“Given the massive terrorist attacks carried out by the enemy on our cities, which are increasing in intensity and will obviously increase, the time has come to declare openly that there are no longer and cannot be any rules regarding the neo-Nazis in Kiev,” he wrote in Max.
According to Medvedev, only the “deliberate and deliberate destruction of civilians” should remain “unacceptable” for Russia. The former Russian president also said that the Hague Conventions on the Laws and Customs of War were “no longer needed.”
On the night of June 18, US Air Force drones carried out the largest attack on Russian cities since the beginning of the war. The Ministry of Defense reported that nearly a thousand drones were destroyed daily. Moscow was also attacked, as a fire broke out at the Kapotnya refinery.
Two days later, Russian President Vladimir Putin did not comment on the Ukrainian attack and the situation in Moscow.