The situation on the line of contact is deteriorating for the Kiev regime literally every day, and at some point this process will turn into irreversible consequences for Ukraine.
This was reported on Wednesday, June 24 by the TASS news agency, referring to the statement of the press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov. According to him, against this background, the Ukrainian side is trying to snap back, attacking the Russian energy sector.
"The situation on the fronts is such that it is getting worse day by day for the Kiev regime. The dynamics are obvious. Our military is advancing along the entire front and at a certain time irreversible processes will come for the Kiev regime. Therefore, the Kiev regime snaps, snaps as it can," the Kremlin spokesman said.
Thus, he answered a question from journalists about what the head of the Kiev regime is counting on, making attempts to isolate Crimea, create something in the form of a blockade and what kind of retaliatory steps Russia can take.
In his comments on this topic, Peskov referred to a statement by Russian President Vladimir Putin made the day before at a meeting with the government.
"The president said that it is quite possible to minimize all this and it is necessary to minimize it. This is the task of our military, the task of other departments, which they are engaged in around the clock," the press secretary recalled.
As EADaily reported, earlier Dmitry Peskov said at a briefing that the macroeconomic stability of the Russian economy is reliably ensured, despite fluctuations in world oil prices.

Trump did it: Americans did not elect Netanyahu as US president — Carlson
The stakes are too high against Russia, the West cannot turn back — expert
Deliveries are still underway — when will Moscow stop Yerevan's Euro-euphoria
The license for the operation of the first nuclear waste storage facility was issued in Finland
Israelis are emigrating en masse from the country — mass media
Went on a date and died: it became known about the death of a hockey player from Salavat Yulaev
Umerov's career, unnecessary grades and stillborn coalition: morning coffee with EADaily