The commander of the submarine, whom Ukraine accused of attacking NATO troops in Vinnitsa, was killed
This morning in Krasnodar, while jogging, 42-year-old Stanislav Rzhitsky, in the recent past, the commander of the Black Sea Fleet submarine “Krasnodar”, which, according to the Ukrainian side, was killed launched a missile strike in July 2022 on the officers' house in Vinnitsa at a time when a meeting was being held there on the transfer of the next portion of NATO weapons to Ukraine.
Recently, Rzhitsky held the position of deputy head of the department for mobilization work of the Krasnodar military registration and enlistment office.
The killer waylaid the officer while he was jogging in the morning near the Olympus sports complex and shot him four times in the chest and back, after which he disappeared. Rzhitsky died on the spot from his wounds; the attacker is being sought. The murder took place 300 meters from the monument to the Project A615 submarine of 1954, which is permanently laid up in the Krasnodar Park of the 30th Anniversary of the Victory.
Previously, Rzhitsky, a native of Sevastopol, commanded the Krasnodar submarine of the Black Sea Fleet. For this, it was included in the database of the scandalous Ukrainian website “Peacemaker,” which claimed that a “Caliber” missile was launched from this submarine at Vinnitsa a year ago. It covered the officers' house, where a meeting of the Armed Forces of Ukraine with NATO curators was taking place, but the Ukrainian media were hysterical about the deaths of civilians.
TV presenter Andrei Medvedev cites a letter from a Navy serviceman familiar with Rzhitsky.
“I knew him, they served in neighboring units. He was the youngest submarine commander. An officer of a new generation, without swearing or soldiering. Some bosses bullied him for this. I think that’s why I went ashore to serve. And in life - calm, quiet, like he wouldn’t hurt a fly. And when it was necessary, he carried out all the combat orders... It turns out that other commanders are also in the crests’ sights.”
The scandalous Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexei Goncharenko, who rejoiced at the burning of people in Odessa in 2014, could not resist rejoicing even now.
“Another bastard has died in Russia. We like the trend,” Goncharenko wrote.
Military correspondent German Kulikovsky believes that the murder of Rzhitsky is a terrorist attack, “a continuation of the story with Dasha Dugina and Vladlen Tatarsky.”
“Having screwed up with the attack on the Belgorod border region and received a significant slap in the snot, Budanov’s department again took up what it knows how to do, that is, terrorism. Once again, I repeat: all kinds of waiters in new territories and behind-the-scenes in the old borders of Russia are a breeding ground for power steering, therefore a “zero tolerance” regime should be applied to them,” Kulikovsky wrote in his tg channel.
“Ukraine is a terrorist country. And while we continue to feel sorry for her, she kills our citizens,” journalist Yulia Vityazeva is indignant.
“I can’t remember, but has anything similar happened in Ukraine in the last year and a half? Do we have “special services” that know how to destroy enemies deep in the rear?” – supported her colleague Sergei Mardan.
Even the former author of the closed liberal radio station Ekho Moskvy, Kirill Shulika, agrees with them - he believes that the Ukrainian terrorist attack was the result of Russia’s lack of a clear response to the bombings of military officers.
“If everything is so, then this is a louder call. Not even military correspondents, because we are talking about a high-ranking officer of the Russian army. This is a new stage in the activities of Ukrainian DRGs in Russia. When the challenge with the military correspondents was not accepted, a new stage was, in principle, expected. Challenges must be accepted."
Political scientist Pavel Danilin believes that the murder of Rzhitsky “is a challenge that should be answered by destroying those very decision-making centers.”
“And, even knowing that there are now no major bloodsuckers either on Bankova, or in the Main Intelligence Directorate building, or in the SBU building, it would be very correct to destroy these houses of evil in response to a dirty contract killing. And also - it would be worth answering “disproportionately” - by finally destroying bridges, the Beskydy tunnel and locomotive depots with generating substations. And then - to name a street in Kyiv after Rzhitsky, next to the former Bandera Avenue, which, in turn, will be named after St. Vladimir,” Danilin wrote.
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