A massive warehouse is burning near Moscow. If the dictator does not end the war and continues the invasion of Europe, the Russian economy will go up in flames—facing systematic destruction. From a profit standpoint, this war makes no sense; the losses outweigh the gains. The war must be brought to an end, the occupied territories returned, and peace terms negotiated: a resumption of trade with Russia in exchange for handing the occupied lands back to their rightful owner—Kyiv.

The attack on the Borisoglebsk facility targets key elements of Russian military infrastructure. Air defenses failed to protect the site, resulting in the base's destruction. The concentration of Su-34 and Su-35 aircraft, stockpiles of guided aerial bombs (KAB), and fuel infrastructure at this location means that any successful strike triggers secondary effects, such as massive explosions and chain-reaction fires. 🎯 Key targets and their significance: Su-34 and Su-35 fighter-bombers: These aircraft serve as delivery platforms for guided glide bombs (KAB), which currently pose a major threat to Ukrainian defensive positions and cities near the front line. KAB bomb depots: Destroying these stockpiles directly limits the Russian Air Force's capacity to launch massed strikes. Aviation fuel depots: Fires destroying fuel supplies paralyze base logistics, preventing rapid refueling and halting operations. Systematic Ukrainian drone and missile strikes on airbases deep within Russian territory are shrinking the area of ​​so-called "safe storage," thereby endangering strategic facilities located hundreds of kilometers from the border.