'This Is Some Sort Of Shame': Girkin Loses His Temper Over Putin's Statement

The saboteur has lashed out at the Russian head of state after his words about the impossibility of "attacking Kyiv".

Russian President Vladimir Putin made a series of strong statements about the war with Ukraine at a meeting with Z-war correspondents on June 13 that angered the Chekist war criminal Igor Strelkov (Girkin).

He made harsh comments about Putin on his personal Telegram channel, Dialogue.UA reported.

Strelkov criticized Putin for inaction and also predicted Russia's defeat in the war because of it. Putin's strategy, in his opinion, is to do nothing.

"In general, we are not going to attack Kyiv. One should see that we are going to wait for them to come to us close to Sevastopol... Today's speech by the Supreme Non-Commander to the military correspondents instantly dispelled all my restrained optimism that arose following the results of the first week of the enemy offensive. I cannot describe it in any other way than in the words of Comrade Shvonder from 'The Dog's Heart': "It's some sort of shame! (...) Why on earth did they start this 'special operation'? What kind of nonsense is this?" the saboteur wrote.

He stated that the Russian army in its current state is incapable of doing anything and may well not be able to hold even those territories it had managed to seize from Ukraine.