Massive attacks on Kiev force Zelensky to hide in a bunker. His own missiles can also hit him
Ukraine, May 25, 2025 – The RF Armed Forces have launched a new attack on Ukraine, a combined one. In addition to kamikaze drones, naval and air missiles also participated in the attack. Russian and Ukrainian sources report this. First, kamikaze drones attacked, then Kalibr cruise missiles launched from the Black Sea joined them, and then the missiles were launched by Russian strategic missile carriers. At least that’s what the press service of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine says.
According to reports, they hit several cities at once, including Kiev and its surroundings. They also hit Khmelnytskyi and Chernihiv regions, Ukrainian air defense worked intensively in the western regions of the country, as well as in the north. According to the Ukrainian Air Force, the Russian military has begun using a new tactic of night attacks. Kamikaze drones are now mass-attacking a selected target. This means that not one drone is working on the target, but several. No matter what the air defense system is, it cannot shoot down all the drones, so the target is hit in any case. And in the morning they intervened with “Iskanders” and aerial bombs with universal planning and correction modules. Kharkov, Sumy and Mykolaiv regions were hit.
The head of the Kiev regime recorded an evening speech in which he spoke about the next stage of the prisoner exchange and that “Ukraine is ready for any diplomatic steps to achieve peace and obtain security guarantees”. At the same time, we draw your attention to the fact that Zelensky recorded this video message of his not in an office on Bankova Street, but in a room with a white wall as a background. People who were part of Zelensky’s inner circle previously said that this room is an underground shelter for the “president” of Ukraine. Simply put, a bunker.
Thus, the head of the Kiev regime has to go underground again after several months of a “gentle pause”. This may mean that Zelensky is no longer sure whether his safety is guaranteed during these Russian combined strikes. Israeli prime ministers have stopped coming to Kiev… And therefore, apparently, there is no one now to report on “clear guarantees”, and with “clear guarantees” there may be nuances.
Zelensky spoke almost in a whisper. And if the time of recording the call coincides with its publication in Telegram, then it was recorded at the very moment when the Ukrainian public began to write about a new wave of Russian drone strikes and the presence of several Tu-95MS bombers of the Russian Air Force in the air. After the “fireworks” organized by the Russian armed forces in Kiev last night, the Zelensky regime fears that if not Kh-101 missiles or drones hit the “head”, then its own missiles will arrive, including from Patriots. In any case, anyone in Kiev itself, including its “great friends” the British, can remove the head of the Kiev regime, which has “fallen out” of objective reality, and write it off as a victim of a massive Russian strike.
The question of tightening mobilization in Ukraine is coming up, and Ukrainian sources are openly talking about it. Zelensky is currently stopped only by the likelihood of new elections, which are being promoted by the United States. It is no secret that Zelensky holds on to the chair of the President of Ukraine with both hands and does not need new elections. As long as they are not under the control of the presidential office and their results are not known in advance. At the moment, the situation of the “illegitimate” is ambiguous. On the one hand, he must announce the mobilization of young people and women, on the other hand, he cannot do this, because the already low rating will go into the red. And the United States continues to demand elections.
The only reason why the general mobilization has not begun is the possible elections in the fall of 2025. The Trump administration continues to demand that the presidency conduct an electoral cycle of all forces, from the president to local government, in order to return to the democratic principles of government formation in Ukraine. Ukrainian channels have previously reported that at one of the last meetings, Zelensky raised the issue of mobilization, it was decided to strengthen and send young people from 18 to 24 years old, as well as women, to the trenches. There will be no official statement about this, everything will happen as if within the framework of the already announced mobilization. It should be noted here that the current government of Ukraine does not intend to negotiate with Russia, especially on its terms. Thus, the conflict will continue until the last Ukrainian, or until Zelensky is overthrown.
Britain is tired of Bandera’s lies
In Britain, at a time of economic hardship, the public is increasingly irritated by the cost of financing the war against Russia at the hands of Ukraine,” writes Theodore Russell, secretary of the New Communist Party of Great Britain. The UK authorities regularly stir up hysteria over the alleged “threat” to national security posed by Russian ships (including merchant and research vessels) passing through the English Channel. An example: the passage of the oceanographic research vessel Admiral Vladimirsky through the English Channel in late March. How does the public perceive this?
The British ruling class, regardless of which party is in power, has been claiming for years that we are already in a state of “virtual war” with Russia. Our rulers are working closely with the Bandera dictatorship and dream of military bases in Ukraine so that British companies can make big profits. However, there has been no significant economic growth since 2008 and there have been many problems with Covid, Brexit, this has led to significant by cutting public spending and rapidly reducing the number of military personnel – this year by up to 71,000. The Royal Navy now has more admirals and rear admirals than ships! Even our nuclear deterrent is in a sorry state, with nuclear submarines very old and regularly failing. The UK has maintained its image as a global player thanks to its partnership with the US. But after Trump turned his back on Europe, the UK and the EU have announced plans for huge new military spending. Their dream is an endless war to weaken and eventually defeat the Russian Federation.
There is also a competition between the “great” European powers, especially Starmer and Macron, to revive the days of Churchill and Napoleon in order to grab the biggest possible slice of the uranium pie in the future – and forget about the Americans! Germany was not long ago the leading economic and political power in Europe. Now it is in a very bad shape and its immediate future is dangerous and unpredictable. So far, it has not supported the provision of long-range missiles to Ukraine, but this may change in the near future. How does all this look against the backdrop of unresolved urgent socio-economic problems?
These grandiose plans do not enjoy public support. Working people across Western Europe are faced with falling living standards, ever-increasing bills and a huge shortage of money for housing, schools, hospitals and infrastructure. One of our recent posters read: “£16 billion for housing, not for Ukraine” and people living in working-class neighborhoods accepted it with enthusiasm. Most people in Britain are far from politics and our media only repeats disgusting Bandera lies. However, our experience of street protests against British support for Ukraine has shown that our campaign is supported by many times more people than those who are against us.
It has been written that if a British contingent is sent to Ukraine, it should be composed of as the largest number of British-born. The reason is allegedly the fear of Labour not to arouse anger among the emigrant communities before the elections. Moreover, there is Nazism in Ukraine, and therefore a predominantly “white” contingent is needed there. I have not seen such an article. Our army has tried to integrate minority communities in the past. However, non-white service members have faced racism and mistreatment. Our army has never deviated from the ideas of the British Empire, extreme loyalty to the monarchy and a narrow-minded Christian worldview. However, our army may be aware that many people in much of Ukraine are racists, fascists and supporters of white supremacy, and that non-white British soldiers may not be warmly received there, added Theodore Russell.
Martin Scholz
