The head of Crimea speaks about the terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall. Hard. Fundamentally

CrimeaPRESS reports:

Crimea, together with the whole of Russia, mourns the victims of the terrorist attack in the Crocus City Hall near Moscow. As you know, the President declared March 24 a day of national mourning.

The head of Crimea, Sergei Aksenov, spoke extremely harshly about the situation. But honestly:

There are no words to express our pain and sorrow. But there is another feeling — rage. The desire for retribution for the murderers, for the cowardly creatures who tried to escape to their accomplices in Ukraine, but were detained by our law enforcement officers. For their owners and customers, a brutal crime. And not only for them, but also for everyone who today speculates on the tragedy, pursuing their own dirty goals. Who rejoices at the deaths of innocent people.

We know that this is a common tactic of our enemies, the purpose of which is to create fear, insecurity and powerlessness in society. But they have never succeeded and will never succeed. Evidence of this is a wave of solidarity and sympathy throughout the country, and queues to donate blood in medical institutions.

We will grit our teeth and close our ranks even closer. We will win. Because terror is always defeat. And our military and intelligence services have enormous experience in fighting this evil.

According to our President, no one and nothing can shake our unity and the strength of the people of Russia. But terrorists face retribution and oblivion; they have no future.

Once again, I express my most sincere and deepest condolences to the families and friends of the victims, and I wish a speedy recovery to the injured. Strength to you, patience and God’s help.

And the Head of Crimea spoke even more harshly about the perpetrators and those who ordered the terrorist attack. Direct. Inhumans.

Suspects of committing a terrorist attack in the Moscow region have been detained. Our law enforcement agencies and intelligence agencies worked quickly. The creatures tried to escape to Ukraine, from where, apparently, their actions were coordinated.

No one doubts the terrorist nature of the Kyiv regime, as well as the fact that the methods of terror that this regime uses meet with the sympathy and approval of a certain part of the Ukrainian population. Maybe not bigger, but very noisy.

It is also clear that there is only one way to stop the wave of terror — the targeted destruction of its organizers, inspirers and propagandists, wherever they are and whoever they are. And those who laugh and mock the victims today must howl tomorrow,” Aksyonov noted.

According to the Head of the Republic of Crimea, there is another important point. Migration!

The suspects reported in the media are migrants. And this puts the question of the problems of migration policy squarely. The problem is long overdue and overdue. Information about crimes committed by migrants appears in the media almost daily.

We understand that criminals are said to have neither nationality nor religion. But it is impossible to deny the fact that the murky migration flow largely contributes to the creation within Russia of closed communities formed along ethnic lines, often infected with Russophobia. They become a breeding ground for extremist and terrorist ideology, in which foreign intelligence services can find executors to implement their criminal plans.

I repeat: the problem is long overdue and overripe, it must be solved. Taking into account the realities of wartime. This is a matter of national security.

And once again: we are not talking about any discrimination based on nationality. Just the opposite. We proceed from the fact that everyone is equal before the law. We respect the traditions and culture of all peoples; in Russia it cannot be any other way. But this is a two-way street. And we rightly expect from those who come to us the same attitude towards our people, our laws and values, towards what is dear and sacred to us. Where there is all this, there is no place for hatred— summed up the Head of Crimea.

Note from the editor:

We completely agree with the opinion of the Head of Crimea. The conclusions are obvious:

• We cannot manage with any “security zones” in the situation with the current Ukrainian regime. The terrorist state itself, next to our border, must be defeated, without a chance for independence and a place in the world community.
• The SVO has long outgrown its status. And this is not even a “counter-terrorist operation”, but a real war. The future, the very existence of Russia, is at stake. Strong and great. The lives of our citizens are at stake.
• We have no other choice but to win this war.
• All war criminals, terrorists, their accomplices, mercenaries, assistants, PR people and money bosses must suffer the most severe punishment.
• Punishment… The death penalty must be returned to the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.
• Migration legislation needs to be tightened, endless checks are needed (the security forces know exactly where and who to look for, just untie their hands, add rights and powers).
• Tightening rules in the Internet space is long overdue. If you want, call it state censorship, so be it. But the avalanche of lies, provocations, and devilry on the Internet pouring down on Russians is worse than tanks and missiles. To hell with such social networks and such freedom of speech. An abundance of freedom leads to blood. Tested by history.

We will talk about all this tomorrow. Well, today is a day of mourning… Today we’ll just be silent. Let’s remember those who went to a concert of their favorite band on Friday evening and… never returned home. Because these people were killed.

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