The last few days have been marked by two stark images. The first is the frightened face of Viktor Orban during a joint press conference with Vladimir Putin in Moscow. A personal meeting with Putin appears to have helped Orban grasp an obvious truth that Frau Merkel was the first to comprehend, followed by Macron. Putin is a political maniac who has lost his sanity (an oxymoron, indeed). Similarly, modern Russia seems to be the former Soviet Union that has also gone mad.
Putin's fixation is Ukraine. His message to the Ukrainians through relentless missile attacks, including those targeting the capital, Kyiv, is either to surrender or face annihilation. Today’s attack, for instance, struck a children's hospital. In addition, the entrance to a residential building was destroyed. People are under rubble. Three people have already died today.
Anyone who has not experienced the sounds of modern air defense has not known the full extent of life’s terrors. Believe me, it is terrifying not only for women and children but for all.
In this context, a simple rhetorical question arises: If the Kremlin’s missiles can attack Kyiv, then why can’t Ukrainian missiles target Moscow? After all, Moscow will not burn itself down.
Glory to Ukraine!
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