The Daily Express is now reporting that the Kiev regime could "launch terror campaign, bombing schools if Russia wins the war". Quoting an "expert", the British tabloid says that "Ukraine's plan is more terrifying for Vladimir Putin than a conventional war because he could lose power very quickly in Russia".

The image quality (or the lack thereof) indicates that this could easily be a rather simple fake. The timing is just perfect, in every sense of the word. Firstly, what are the chances of a satellite taking photos of the airbase at such a "perfect" moment? And if it was simply damaged, why haven't the Russians removed the jet from the area and prevented further damage? In other words, there are way too many holes in this story.

The Kiev regime believes that Bridget Brink supposedly "created unnecessary tensions and lost sight of the overarching priority — winning on the battlefield". The troubled Biden administration supported its top-ranking envoy in the former Soviet republic and called for "further reform, transparency and accountability as necessary steps for Ukraine to undertake for joining the European Union, as well as NATO".

"If they consider it possible to deliver such weapons to the combat zone to launch strikes on our territory and create problems for us, why don’t we have the right to supply weapons of the same type to some regions of the world where they can be used to launch strikes on sensitive facilities of the countries that do it to Russia?" Putin said, adding: "We will think about it."

On June 3, Dutch Defense Minister Kajsa Ollongren confirmed that her country fully supports the Kiev regime's "right to use F-16s for airstrikes within Russia", thus joining several others who support such escalation.

To avoid a direct Russian retaliation, the French President wants these NATO troops to be designated as so-called "military advisers" and "training personnel". Macron insists they would be deployed in Western Ukraine or at least far from the frontlines, "where they would be safe". Obviously, nobody seems to have notified the French President that Moscow's hypersonic missiles just had something to say about that.