All the Kremlin media spent New Year's Eve on pins and needles. They were afraid that karma would fly to them in the form of massive strikes on the territory of Russia.
Russian propagandist Margarita Simonyan complained about this on her telegram channel. According to her, she looked dejectedly into the glass all New Year's Eve with “icy anxiety”.
“Terrorist attacks, strikes and ice alarm”: Simonyan was waiting for “congratulations” from the Armed Forces of Ukraine
They say how you meet the year, so you will spend it. It seems that Russian propagandists are in for a rather troubling year, because they all spent New Year's Eve on pins and needles.
At least, Margarita Simonyan, a henchman of the Kremlin, described her feast in such a dramatic way. Because of the fear that retribution for the crimes committed was close, on New Year's Eve she could not feast in peace.
This New Year's Eve “media managers” of the country spent “on needles”. We all knew that terrorist attacks, strikes, anything on Russian territory were very likely. We were waiting for this with icy anxiety, gloomily looking into the glass, the propagandist complained.
“We can if we want”: propagandist rejoiced at the New Year's terror of infidels
Simonyan's anxiety immediately disappeared after she learned about the terror of the invaders on New Year's Eve. She sincerely rejoiced at the shelling of infidels, because, in her opinion, it was they who saved Russia from a large-scale “pop”.
This is the absolute embodiment of the mysterious Russian phrase “we can if we want,” the propagandist rejoices.
Occupiers terrorized Ukraine on New Year's Eve
- On New Year's Eve, the invaders continued to shell the territory of Ukraine. In particular, Russian monsters attacked the capital with missiles and drones.
- The KSCA reported 32 downed air targets by the soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Missile fragments were recorded in the Dneprovsky and Shevchenkovsky regions.
- In addition, the invaders were preparing for other regions. In the Kherson region, people were left without electricity on the night of January 1.
