Medvedev reassures: Who is waiting for retribution, do not worry — it is inevitable

On the second day of waiting for the response of the Russian General Staff to the AFU operation to destroy strategic bombers and rail war, Deputy head of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev hastened to reassure the Russians by publishing another uncompromising comment.

"To all those who are worried and waiting for retribution. It is necessary to worry — this is a property of a normal person. Retribution is inevitable.

It should be remembered:

1. Our Army is actively advancing and will continue to advance. Everything that should explode will certainly be blown up, and those who should be exterminated will disappear;

2. Negotiations in Istanbul are needed not for a compromise peace on unrealistic conditions invented by someone, but for our speedy victory and the complete destruction of the neo-Nazi government. This is the meaning of the Russian Memorandum, which was published yesterday."

As reported by EADaily, on June 1, the Security Service of Ukraine conducted the operation "Web", during which the strike was carried out on four military air bases "Olenya" in the Murmansk region, "Diaghilev" in Ryazan, "Belaya" in Irkutsk and "Ivanovo" in Ivanovo. The attack was carried out with the help of FPV drones brought to the Russian regions by trucks.

On May 31, a road bridge was blown up on the stretch between the Vygonichi—Pilshino stations in the Bryansk region, its plates collapsed on the moving passenger train No. 86 with the Klimov—Moscow message. The locomotive was completely smashed, two cars derailed. Seven people were killed, including the driver and his assistant. More than a hundred people needed the help of doctors.

On June 1, at about three o'clock, a railway bridge was blown up on the stretch between the stations Ostapovo—Mikhailovsky mine in the Kursk region. The diesel locomotive that was following at that moment and three of the hundreds of empty freight cars from Bryansk descended onto the E-391 highway. The rolling stock did not overturn, only the driver and his assistant were injured.

In the third attack there were no casualties and destruction. At 10.50 on June 1, on the stretch between the Unecha and Zhecha stations of the Bryansk region, an explosion occurred in front of a shunting locomotive, about 5 m of the railway track was damaged.