From: Transform Ukraine By Douglas Landro / June 4, 2025
As Moscow openly admits its genocidal intentions, Ukraine delivers devastating blows to Russian strategic aviation while Kremlin forces massacre civilians in Sumy during morning rush hour
Summary of the Day – June 3, 2025
The mask finally slipped in Moscow, revealing the true nature of Russia’s so-called peace negotiations. Deputy Security Council Chairman Dmitry Medvedev publicly declared that Russia seeks not compromise but Ukraine’s “complete destruction,” while President Putin’s forces demonstrated this commitment by launching a savage attack on downtown Sumy that killed four civilians during morning rush hour. Yet even as the Kremlin’s genocidal intentions became undeniable, Ukraine struck back with unprecedented force—confirming that Operation Spiderweb had damaged 41 Russian strategic bombers and executing a third devastating attack on the Kerch Strait Bridge. The day’s events crystallized a fundamental truth: while diplomats gathered in Istanbul to discuss peace, Russia’s actions revealed its unwavering commitment to Ukraine’s annihilation.
Mask Off: Medvedev Admits Russia’s True Goal is Ukraine’s “Complete Destruction”
In a rare moment of brutal honesty, Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev shattered any remaining illusions about Moscow’s intentions in Ukraine. Writing on his Telegram channels, Medvedev declared that Russia’s Istanbul memorandum was designed to achieve “swift victory and the complete destruction” of the Ukrainian government—not any “compromise peace on someone else’s delusional terms.”
The admission came as a calculated response to Ukraine’s devastating June 1 drone strikes on Russian strategic aviation, with Medvedev threatening that Russia would “explode everything” and “disappear anyone” who opposes Moscow’s war aims. His words exposed the fundamental lie underlying Russia’s participation in peace negotiations—that Moscow has any interest in genuine compromise rather than Ukraine’s total capitulation.
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