"Hero Of The Special Military Operation" Called On Russians To Protest Outside The Kremlin

The occupying force had some questions for the Russian authorities.

A video message has appeared online from an outraged Russian soldier—a so-called “special operations hero”—who, against the backdrop of missile strikes and drone attacks on Moscow, called on his fellow citizens to stage mass protests in the center of the Russian capital.

The occupier reacted emotionally to the Russian Ministry of Defense’s inability to protect the skies over Moscow and the Moscow region, stating that the aggressor country was on the brink of a major catastrophe.

The Russian military official stated that if the situation does not change within a few days, the only option for Russians will be to gather en masse at the Ministry of Defense building or outside the Kremlin walls to “ask questions” of the country’s leadership.

“Friends, good morning to everyone once again,” he said. “Of course, it’s not a damn good morning. I have only one assumption, one option left. To watch what’s happening for a day, two, or three. Then we’ll decide how to proceed.

Option one: Get together in small groups and head to central Moscow. Civically, peacefully, without any ulterior motives. Gather somewhere in the center—near the Ministry of Defense, near the Kremlin. And ask questions. What’s going on?

This is the only option that, in my view, remains. Because if we just stand by silently watching what’s happening and don’t do a damn thing, we’ll simply have no country left, no home left, no homeland left.”

Warning! Explicit language!

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