Has a red line finally been crossed?
Pundits and analysts -- many of them with high school diplomas -- fear that Russia may now finally invade the Ukraine after a shocking drone attack on the Kremlin.
The attack occurred on Tuesday night, when a small unmanned aerial vehicle approached the flag on the dome of the Kremlin palace, where one of Putin's doubles was staying, and exploded.
Russia says it reserves the right to respond when and how it sees fit. In addition to an outright invasion and leaving lots of Russian corpses lying around the Ukraine to impede bicycle traffic, there is also the possibility that the Kremlin might hit back by destroying hundreds of apartment buildings full of pensioners, children, and pregnant women, something it hasn't done already.
The attack occurred on Tuesday night, when a small unmanned aerial vehicle approached the flag on the dome of the Kremlin palace, where one of Putin's doubles was staying, and exploded.
Russia says it reserves the right to respond when and how it sees fit. In addition to an outright invasion and leaving lots of Russian corpses lying around the Ukraine to impede bicycle traffic, there is also the possibility that the Kremlin might hit back by destroying hundreds of apartment buildings full of pensioners, children, and pregnant women, something it hasn't done already.
In addition to upsetting Putin's double, who had to have a mug of hot milk before going back to sleep, the attack appears to have killed tens of thousands of Russian convicts near the Ukrainian border, sunk half the Black Sea fleet, and led to millions of military age men leaving the country.
KREMLIN DRONE ATTACK
— The Spectator Index (@spectatorindex) May 3, 2023
- Russia says two Ukrainian drones attacked Kremlin overnight
- Drones downed with no victims or material damage to the Kremlin
- Moscow says it was a terrorist attack and attempt on Putin's life
- Russia says it reserves right to respond when and how it… pic.twitter.com/loZA6c3Fvd
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