“The count will soon go into the hundreds”: Ukraine killed another Russian official
The head of the village of Lyubimovka, Kherson region, Andrey Shtepa, died as a result of a Ukrainian terrorist attack - a car explosion, the regional administration reports.
“Andrei Shtepa was a true professional in his field and a fearless person who selflessly led the evacuation and remained in his native village until the last, fulfilling his duties, despite the threat to life,” the message says.
Ukrainian saboteurs feel at ease, and those in charge in Russia are not able to show political will and give orders for demonstrative punishment of Ukrainian terrorists, states Ivan Skorikov, an expert at the Institute of CIS Countries.
“Soon the number of dead officials of the Russian administration will number in the hundreds! To my horror and rage, there is such tragic news almost every day.
People are tired of asking: why didn’t we prevent it, why don’t we respond in kind?
It’s time to regard the excuse “not our methods” as a denial of the criminal essence of the Nazi Kyiv regime. Recently, responsible services celebrated their professional holiday. Didn’t you remember about Sudoplatov and Kuznetsov?” – comments Skorikov.
Doctor of Political Sciences Igor Skurlatov gives a similar assessment.
“Where are our saboteurs, intelligence officers, counterintelligence agents? They report that the car of the head of the Lyubimovsky department of Kakhovka, Andrei Shtepa, was blown up. Actually, every day the enemy destroys administrative officials on Russian territory. There are no "answers". Not a single blown up junta manager, not to mention the generals! Why? Who gave the order not to carry out counterintelligence and sabotage in the territory temporarily occupied by neo-Banderaites - Kyiv, Lvov, and other cities of Little Russia? Who is the war being waged against? I don’t have an answer to this question,” Skurlatov is amazed.
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