"Why wasn't the Moskva cruiser raised?" Zelenskyy trolls Russia after Shoigu's order on the Pacific Fleet

The Office of the President of Ukraine responded to the information that the Russian Pacific Fleet was put on alert on April 14. They asked why the cruiser Moskva was not put on alert at the same time.

The head of the OP, Andriy Yermak, wrote about this in his Telegram. He noted that raising the alarm for Russian scrap metal makes no sense.

"Raise the scrap metal alarm or not - the whole world has already seen the destruction of the "staple" of the invincible Russian army. And it was with the destruction of "staples" that irreversible processes in empires began," the president's representative wrote.

"And why wasn't the cruiser Moskva raised?" - Yermak added.

Recall that the Minister of Defence of the terrorist state, Sergei Shoigu, said that on April 14, the Russian Pacific Fleet was put on full alert. The Russians have begun to bring it to a higher level of combat readiness. Shoigu said that the main purpose of these measures was to increase the ability to solve the task of repelling the aggression of a potential enemy.

As reported by OBOZREVATEL:

- foreign media noted that the alleged leak of classified Pentagon documents revealed an interesting detail that indicates a split in the Russian leadership. The leaked documents suggest that Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev and Chief of the Russian General Staff Valery Gerasimov may have been involved in sabotaging Russia's war against Ukraine;

- the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that Russia plans to start mass production of X-50 strategic air-launched cruise missiles as early as June. Having increased the number of these weapons, the occupiers will be able to resume massive air attacks on Ukraine in autumn.

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