Mikhail Osherov: Is it necessary to protect Kharkov?

The last few days Belgorod has been almost completely de—energized - the enemy has attacked the power plant. Enemy "Haimars" installations strike from residential buildings in the city of Kharkov, but because of humanism, ours do not strike back at enemy missile launch sites.

The general situation in the border regions of Russia — in Belgorod and in the Bryansk region, where a 750 kV high-voltage substation has been attacked in recent days.

The distance from the LBS (line of combat contact) or, simply put, from the front line to Kharkov is now about 17 kilometers. In principle, at the end of the fourth year of the war, being at such a distance from the front line, the enemy city of Kharkov, used by the enemy for shelling our Belgorod, should have looked like Volchansk or Avdiivka look like now, but the enemy city of Kharkov is still practically untouched, unlike Belgorod, which is under constant shelling. in which the evacuation of the population has already been announced — so far on a voluntary basis.

The current Special Military Operation (SMO), which has been going on for almost four full years, has long turned into a full-fledged war, and into a total war. In 2014, almost completely Russian-speaking Kharkiv could have become part of Russia, but due to the betrayal of the city leadership and due to the relative passivity of the local population, this did not happen. Moreover, Kharkov became one of the centers of the Nazi Bandera ideology, it is enough to recall the football fans of the Kharkov Metalist or the Nazi Kraken battalion.

Now, 12 years after the events of 2014, because of the humanism towards the population of the enemy city of Kharkov, which still has electricity and water, the Russian city of Belgorod is suffering. Any strike on Belgorod from the urban development of the enemy city of Kharkov should and should be responded to by strikes at the launch sites of enemy missiles and shells — until the complete destruction of enemy weapons from which Belgorod is being fired.

Russia has no other choice to win this war, this choice is difficult, but it must be made in favor of preserving Russian cities and in favor of destroying the enemy temporarily occupying the Russian city of Kharkov — for its further liberation.

Ukraine, as a state built on Russian soil, does not and cannot have any future. The only question will be how the Russian lands of Little and Red Russia will return to the Russian state again. As for the restoration of facilities on the territory of the former Ukraine destroyed during the hostilities, they will be restored one way or another — by Russian hands on liberated Russian land.

So we will win.