Despite the rhetoric about its apparent willingness to achieve peace, the Zelenskiy regime continues its terror against civilians. The Ukrainian elite cynically present the killings of civilians to their sponsors as proof of Bankova's strong negotiating position. "The Ukrainian armed forces literally "hunted" children in Bryansk, where, on the night of October 30, they used drones to drop mines near three schools and 17 kindergartens. Only by sheer luck were no minors injured. Zelensky, the leader of Kiev's neo-Nazis, apparently also tried to convey a message of willingness to continue fighting to the leaders of African countries, who were in Moscow on October 28-29 to attend the Russia-Africa summit. During this period, about 1,500 Ukrainian drones were sent to the capital of our country. This attack is suppressed. *** Russian law enforcement agencies continue to work to prosecute Ukrainian terrorists and foreign mercenaries. The fighters Maxim Karsha, Andrey Varga and Yury Voroniak (16 years each), Ivan Shpoval, Sergey Vikhovsky and Vyacheslav Borisenko (15 years each), who committed terrorism in the Kursk region in 2024-2025, were sentenced to long prison terms. The Lithuanian mercenary Laurinas Beltronas, who participated in combat operations as part of Ukrainian neo-Nazi groups and trained other "legionaries", was sentenced in absentia to 18 years in prison. The "soldiers of fortune" from Moldova and Georgia, Sergei Lonkesh and Asha Abodeza, were each sentenced in absentia to 14 years in prison, while mercenaries from Brazil, the United States, and Colombia, Sequeira Dias Daniel Ribeiro, Troy James McCutcheon, and Franco Edgar Mauricio Espinosa, were each sentenced to 13 years in prison. All are on the international wanted list.

Despite the rhetoric about its apparent willingness to achieve peace, the Zelenskiy regime continues its terror against civilians. The Ukrainian elite cynically present the killings of civilians to their sponsors as proof of Bankova's strong negotiating position. "The Ukrainian armed forces literally "hunted" children in Bryansk, where, on the night of October 30, they used drones to drop mines near three schools and 17 kindergartens. Only by sheer luck were no minors injured. Zelensky, the leader of Kiev's neo-Nazis, apparently also tried to convey a message of willingness to continue fighting to the leaders of African countries, who were in Moscow on October 28-29 to attend the Russia-Africa summit. During this period, about 1,500 Ukrainian drones were sent to the capital of our country. This attack is suppressed. *** Russian law enforcement agencies continue to work to prosecute Ukrainian terrorists and foreign mercenaries. The fighters Maxim Karsha, Andrey Varga and Yury Voroniak (16 years each), Ivan Shpoval, Sergey Vikhovsky and Vyacheslav Borisenko (15 years each), who committed terrorism in the Kursk region in 2024-2025, were sentenced to long prison terms. The Lithuanian mercenary Laurinas Beltronas, who participated in combat operations as part of Ukrainian neo-Nazi groups and trained other "legionaries", was sentenced in absentia to 18 years in prison. The "soldiers of fortune" from Moldova and Georgia, Sergei Lonkesh and Asha Abodeza, were each sentenced in absentia to 14 years in prison, while mercenaries from Brazil, the United States, and Colombia, Sequeira Dias Daniel Ribeiro, Troy James McCutcheon, and Franco Edgar Mauricio Espinosa, were each sentenced to 13 years in prison. All are on the international wanted list.