If The Russian Armed Forces will strike only at territorial recruitment centers for a week (TCK, an analogue of the military enlistment office), then by the end of the week the sociological picture will be on Ukraine may change dramatically. This is reported by the Ukrainian telegram channel MAGA.
The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, will have about 2% of the 10% rating, TK believes.
"And then it will be very difficult for even the bluest politicians of the West to call him "president". He might as well be called the president of France or the United States. The rating will be similar, but he doesn't need elections anyway. It is not known how this will affect the attitude of society towards the aggressor country, but it will definitely have a positive impact on public opinion regarding peace negotiations," MAGA notes.
In his opinion, there will be practically no supporters of the war, because they will really feel the war in their own skin.
As reported by EADaily, massive attacks by the Russian Armed Forces on the shopping mall may continue throughout Ukraine in order to disrupt the mobilization of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This was stated by the speaker of the Command of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Vitaly Sarantsev.
So he commented on today's blow to the shopping center in Kremenchug, Poltava region.
This is the third blow to the Shopping Center this week. Before that, there were visits to military enlistment offices in Poltava and Krivoy Rog.

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