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　The co-pilot scratched his chin and said, "There's probably still an information gap, so we... blyat! Ukrainian troops spotted, prepare for battle!"

　In an instant, the 30mm machine gun on the BMP-4 infantry fighting vehicle quickly pointed in the direction of the Ukrainian army and began to pour a series of high-explosive warheads towards the target.

　The discussion between the two ended with a sudden fight.

　As for the discussion just now, the pilot made a mistake - the entire paratrooper force currently airdropped is just a supporting role in the headhunting operation, and the real protagonist is still on the way.

　In other words, their mission was to deliberately make a big fuss and attract the attention of the large garrison of Kiev, while another small group of VDV troops was responsible for capturing Zelensky.

　The Russian army did this because it hoped to see the outcome before dawn. The VDV, while an elite force, is not superhuman. Even a newly trained unit, in a street-fighting environment, would not be able to overwhelm the Ukrainian defenders before dawn. And that's only a few hours away.

　Therefore, the Russian army wanted to use VDV to tie down the Kiev defenders, and then take the opportunity to send a small force to steal the home - to raid the presidential palace. This way, it would be possible to achieve the goal of seeing the result before dawn.

　Wouldn't Zelensky have evacuated early? That's a good question. The Russian military had considered this possibility, deploying drones to survey the area around the presidential palace 24/7 and dispatching numerous intelligence personnel to gather intelligence. According to various reports, Zelensky seems to have never left the presidential palace.

　At first, everyone around Zelensky advised him to do it secretly, but Zelensky refused.

　"Stalin was fearless even when the enemy was at the gates. Are we Ukrainians not even as brave as the Russians?! If I run away, wouldn't that confirm the rumors online about me being the Kiev Running Man? What a joke!"

　So Zelensky decided to stay in the presidential palace.

　At this time, in the middle and high altitude far away from Kiev, an An-12 transport plane painted with night camouflage was gradually flying towards the city of Kiev.

　"Dear senior, don't be sad..." Millia leaned against the inner wall of the An-12 transport plane and spoke softly to express her condolences amid the curious gazes of many VDV paratroopers.

　Then he turned to himself and encouraged himself firmly: "Comrade Angel has given me everything new, which must be a mission for me to complete. Today, I will make the culprit who blew me up pay the price!"

　Millia's mumbling attracted the attention of the VDV soldiers on board.

　VDV Soldier A whispered to his comrade next to him, "Hey, who is this angel that Comrade Milia keeps talking about? It seems like she means a lot to her..."

　"I'm not sure either. I asked her once, and she just vaguely said that 'angel' was very important to her, and didn't say anything more." VDV Soldier B replied.

　"Is it possible that it refers to the Soviet Union?" VDV Soldier A inferred based on Millia's usual personal thoughts.

　"You see, it was built during the Soviet era as a dedicated aircraft to carry the Buran space shuttle. After the separation, it could only be used as an ordinary cargo plane, and it remained in this role for more than 20 years.

　Then Ukraine blew her up, and combined with her subsequent words, I think Olive was the culprit for blowing her up... In my opinion, the so-called angel is the Soviet Union. "

　VDV Soldier B disagreed and raised an objection. "But what Comrade Milia said just now was 'the angel gave her life again,' not the first time."

　Soldier A was stunned by Soldier B's detailed reminder. After a moment's hesitation, he frowned slightly. "You're not trying to say that a literal angel placed his hand on the wrecked An-225, and then, with divine light, transformed the An-255 from a large aluminum shell into a human, are you?

　This kind of thinking is unacceptable. Comrade Gagarin searched the sky thoroughly during his first space flight and found no angels or God. This is not the kind of belief a Party member should have. (Both soldiers were members of the Russian Communist Party.)

　"What are you talking about?" Millia noticed the discussion between the two and moved closer.

　The two soldiers immediately changed their tune and laughed, "No, it's okay... We think Comrade Milia's prototype is very beautiful and has great capacity. It's both beautiful and practical!"

　"Ah, comrade, thank you for the compliment..." Millia's cheeks turned slightly red and she smiled innocently.

　……

　After a while, the plane arrived at the designated location. Millia and two platoons of VDV paratroopers on the plane jumped out of the cabin one after another and glided towards the area near the Presidential Palace.

　After reaching an ultra-low altitude of about 350 meters, they immediately deployed their parachutes and landed in a dark and open area nearby. Fortunately, despite the considerable risk of this landing, no soldiers were killed or injured.

　After landing, they hid their parachute packs and reunited as planned. Then they split into two teams and approached the Presidential Palace from different directions through the sewer network.

　Although there were scattered Ukrainian soldiers patrolling in the sewers, this posed no threat to the VDV team, which was fully equipped with night vision goggles and a manned strategic transport aircraft. These Ukrainian soldiers were often not

　When I realized it, I saw God.

　Finally, two streets away from the Presidential Palace, the two platoons successfully emerged from the sewers and attacked the Presidential Palace from two directions.

　In a dim corner, Millia stared at the gate of the Presidential Palace not far away, where infantry and light armored vehicles were patrolling. She silently took out a set of heavy bulletproof vests and a thickened Alkin helmet from the space in her suit and put them on herself.

　The whole person looks like the suit that Captain Price and Yuri wore in the last level of "Call of Duty 8" when they broke into the luxury hotel to seek revenge on Makarov.

　Then, Milia pulled out a PKP radio and checked the weapon and ammunition. After confirming everything was OK, she reported to the platoon leader, "Ready!"

　The platoon leader nodded and made an attacking gesture.

　The anti-tank soldier first knocked down the light armored vehicle dangling at the door with an RPG-7V2 rocket launcher. Then Millia jumped out of the bunker, suppressed the enemy with machine gun fire, threw high-explosive grenades, and trotted into the gate of the presidential palace to disrupt the defensive formation of the Ukrainian Presidential Guard Company.

　The VDV human soldiers behind followed closely behind. After Millia stunned the guards at the gate of the guard company, they rushed forward to fill the line and continued to deal with the Ukrainian guard company whose organization had been broken.

　With Millia joining the battle wearing heavy armor and a bullet-proof shield, the battle was no different from mowing the lawn. Ten minutes later, they caught Zelensky in the presidential palace as he was about to sneak out through a secret passage.

　Early that morning, the Russian military issued a surrender notice to all of Ukraine, essentially declaring that Zelenskyy had been captured alive. They then played on historical, national, and moral sentiments, hoping that all Ukrainian troops would cease resistance, lay down their arms, and treat the captives with respect.

　A short video proving that Zelensky was arrested was attached to tell the world: This is a true story, not a staged one!

　That morning, the Ukrainian army announced an end to resistance. At noon, Zelensky, feeling helpless, hesitant, and depressed, formally announced Ukraine's unconditional surrender.

　At this point, the Russo-Ukrainian war, which lasted nearly five months, ended with Russia's victory.

　Chapter 176 The Same Mess

　The Russo-Ukrainian War ended with Ukraine's surrender, but this does not mean that Russia can rest easy. On the contrary, it must manage all aspects of post-war Ukraine and make it neutral or pro-Russian.

　Otherwise, if the previous anti-Russian government comes to power after the battle, then these five months of fighting will have been in vain.

　War is bloody politics, and politics is bloodless war. The essence of war is to serve political and economic interests.

　Therefore, wars from ancient times to the present have never been simply for venting anger, and the same is true for today's Russia-Ukraine war.

　So in order to consolidate its victory, Russia must now do what it set out to do at the beginning - to de-Nazify and militarize Ukraine and make it neutral or pro-Russian in its diplomatic stance.

　However, the trouble now is that eastern Ukraine and western Ukraine are completely two different worlds in terms of their political attitudes towards Russia.

　In eastern Ukraine, de-Nazification does not even require the Russians themselves to take action. The local governments and people in eastern Ukraine, who have been brutally oppressed by the Ukrainians, almost all have such awareness.

　But in western Ukraine, this will be a challenge because, for various historical and practical reasons, the people of western Ukraine have complicated views on Russia and the Russian army.

　Young people, in particular, have been brainwashed by the West. Some even publicly gave the Nazi salute to World War II veterans.

　Anyway, anyone with a little knowledge of history and politics knows what the social ideology and attitude towards history have been like in Western Ukraine since the collapse of the Soviet Union. I won’t explain more here, as everyone will understand.

　Now, Russia is working on how to overcome difficulties and obstacles, complete de-Nazification in western Ukraine, and minimize Ukrainian dissatisfaction.

　Aurora discussed with Putin on the phone the specific methods of de-Nazification in Ukraine and said:

　"...I personally believe that denazification is not just the federal government's unilateral responsibility, nor is it simply a top-down indoctrination of the masses. More importantly, it is necessary to mobilize the enthusiasm of local anti-Nazi organizations and individuals in Ukraine and conduct spontaneous propaganda at the social level.

　After all, for ordinary people, what fellow villagers say is generally more convincing to local people than what outsiders say.

　Secondly, the Red Army veterans still alive in Ukraine are valuable historical living fossils, especially those in western Ukraine. These are invaluable historical treasures and authentic propaganda materials.

　We must offer them condolences and preferential treatment, and organize publicity campaigns that respect historical facts. We must clearly explain to today's young Ukrainians the difference between black and white, appealing to their emotions and reasoning with them.

　Having said so much, what I care about most is that I hope to get in touch with all anti-Nazi and anti-fascist movements in Western Ukraine and talk to them first. After all, this is what we are officially most lacking in.

　However, the actions of restoring the legal status of the Communist Party of Ukraine, declaring the Azov Battalion an illegal organization, and completely banning and eliminating its remnants and cultural influence seem to be a basis for engagement, and I think this will be a good start.

　"But, Comrade Aurora," Putin said, with some skepticism. "Ideals are beautiful, but reality is harsh. Many left-wing organizations in Ukraine are two-faced.

　It means they are against

　On the other hand, Ukrainian Nazis and fascists are accusing us of imperialism. They see us as invaders and use this as a pretext to oppose us. Personally, I think being neutral is quite good; solidarity is too forced.

　Aurora was not surprised at all, but took a sip of vodka calmly.

　"That's normal. Didn't I also think you were the top Russian oligarch at first? Even if they oppose us, we must actively communicate. Communication may not be of any use, but not communicating will definitely not be beneficial. Not communicating will only form a chain of suspicion, leading to strategic misjudgments."

　Putin thought about it and decided it was inappropriate. "It's impossible to tell them a secret like 'We are actually communists hiding in the bourgeois regime.'

　Besides, they are unlikely to believe it, and the confidentiality of political parties and groups in Ukraine is not very good at the moment. If we tell them, they might even hear from the walls.”

　Aurora: "You're right. What you just said is indeed not something that can be told to outsiders right now. So we can only talk to them as bourgeois, not as comrades.

　In that case, let's just leave it at that—seeking consensus means finding a common denominator in thought. The main contradiction at the moment is de-Nazification and de-fascism. When communicating with them, we just need to firmly grasp this point.

　This way, we won't be afraid of them constantly accusing us of imperialism. After all, in world history, the proletariat has united with a relatively progressive exploiting class to suppress a more reactionary exploiting class more than once or twice. They should understand this."

　Putin, after offering a subtle suggestion, drew a consensus from Aurora that was 70% similar to his own. He then asked, "If unity is impossible, then the only option is to strive for neutrality, right?"

　"That's probably the case, but the prerequisite is long-term communication. Don't let success in one or two communications lead to complacency or discouragement. Don't fall into the childish trap of the 'left' wing!"

　Aurora serves as a serious reminder that the stubborn disease of petty-bourgeois acuteness must be curbed. Throughout history, this kind of thing has caused countless bad things.

　Therefore, driven by Aurora's suggestion, the Russian government began to contact all relevant social organizations in Western Ukraine for the purpose of opposing Nazism and fascism (regardless of ideology, as long as they were not anti-human).

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　Russia's victory in the war against Ukraine has greatly enhanced Putin's prestige at home, making it much easier for him to implement certain things.

　Now Putin has begun to take action against some extreme right-wing parties, such as excluding and restricting the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia at the State Duma and social levels.

　What is the origin of the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia? It was the first political party to be registered after Gorbachev's multi-party reforms. Zhirinovsky served as its chairman from its founding until the middle of this year.

　If Zhirinovsky had not died of the new coronavirus, this guy would probably have been in power until the 30s.

　Although the party is called the Liberal Democratic Party, its political ideas and propositions have many fascist and Nazi tendencies.

　They claim that their top priority in domestic politics is to "restore a strong democratic and prosperous Russian state." They advocate extending the presidential term to eight years, implementing a unicameral parliament and a unitary state, with equal power in all constituencies and a reduced number of representatives;

　The state should monopolize the vital sectors of the economy. In terms of foreign policy, it advocates the reconstruction of the Russian state on a voluntary basis and the union with the former Soviet republics, starting with Belarus, Ukraine and other former Soviet republics.

　Some people may wonder, at first glance, this seems quite normal, and has nothing to do with fascism or Nazism. It is just an ordinary bourgeois capitalist party, how can it be fascist or Nazi?

　So, let’s take a look at his diplomatic and political stances.

　Here we take Zhirinovsky as an example and briefly talk about Zhirinovsky’s diplomatic propositions and attitudes, so that we can know what the party’s external attitude is like.

　In foreign policy, Zhirinovsky threatened a military conflict with the United States in the Persian Gulf to break international sanctions against Iraq, demanded the lifting of the arms embargo on Iran, and proposed selling the disputed Kuril Islands to Japan for $50 billion.

　Furthermore, Zhirinovsky advocated for direct nuclear attacks against any country. He also promoted extreme nationalist views, believing that Russians were the greatest nation. Western countries called his party Russia's Nazis.

　During a visit to Bulgaria, Zhirinovsky was expelled for insulting the country's president and was also banned from entering Germany.

　This shows that the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia is nothing more than a collection of policies that are inconsistent inside and out—in essence, a Russian version of the Nazi Party. Zhirinovsky himself is, to a certain extent, the equivalent of Hitler.

　If such a person becomes the president of Russia, at best Russia will enter a diplomatic winter, and at worst Russia will repeat the mistakes of Germany and Germany.

　It just so happened that Ukraine was about to be de-Nazified and de-fascistized. In addition, the death of Zhirinovsky around the middle of this year caused a certain earthquake in the party's influence. It is no wonder that the party became the first target of Putin's attack after the victory of the Russia-Ukraine war.

　Anyway, Russian Liberal Democratic Party, don’t sleep too deeply tonight.

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　Extra: Facing the Qi River in the East, I look up to the sky and ask

　Wenchang, Hainan, early morning of July 24, 2022

　In a budget hotel near Qishui Bay, the four Anshan sisters were fast asleep on a double bed. Fushun's sleeping position was the most unique, completely different from the other three—her head and feet were inverted.

　While sleeping, Anshan vaguely felt that the soles of his feet were being tickled by something, and they felt slippery and itchy.

　Then she was awakened by this feeling, and puzzledly lifted the quilt to check the situation.

　When the sleepy Anshan saw the scene in front of him, his purple eyes widened.

　Fushun was seen mumbling in his sleep, holding his foot in his hands, licking, sucking, and biting it. The front of Anshan's right foot was covered in Fushun's crystal-clear saliva, and even between his toes were sticky with water stains.

　It looks like it is covered with a layer of rock sugar syrup, making you salivate.

　"Fushun!" Anshan roared upon seeing this, and sat up and gave Fushun a slap on the top of his head.

　Fushun, who was awakened by his sister's iron fist of affection, looked at the white jade feet in his hands, and then looked at Anshan's iron-like and merciless face, and immediately realized that he had committed a crime.

　"Sister Anshan! I'm sorry! I really didn't mean to do that. I just dreamed of a braised pig's trotter and then I started chewing on it..."

　Listening to Fushun's anxious apology, Anshan's face turned even more serious. "Do my feet really look like braised pig's feet?"

　"No, no, no... Sister Anshan, it was just a dream! I'm really sorry!" Fushun was full of desire to survive and apologized to Anshan again.

　Anshan sighed, cleaned his feet with his self-cleaning ability, pointed at Fushun's feet on the pillow and Fushun's head at his feet, and said:

　"Alright, alright, I'm just teasing you for a minute... Look at the way you sleep. I don't know how you ended up sleeping upside down. I'm really impressed..."

　After complaining about Fushun, Anshan looked at Taiyuan and Changchun who were still sleeping, and breathed a sigh of relief, glad that the conversation and lesson he had just given Fushun did not wake up the remaining two sisters.

　Anshan reached for his phone on the bedside table and checked the time. "It's 5:56, almost time."

　Then she turned off the alarm and got up to wake up Changchun and Taiyuan. "Changchun, Taiyuan, wake up, it's time. We need to take a taxi to the venue to grab a seat."

　Although Anshan and his friends could easily run to Qishui Bay by themselves at a speed no lower than the speed limit of urban highways, there was really no need to do so. Unless it was absolutely necessary, it was better to keep a low profile.

　Otherwise, it would be too dangerous (for other passers-by) for four people to run at such a speed on the sidewalk or non-motorized vehicle lane.

　"Aiya~" Changchun reluctantly got up from the bed and stretched. "Really? I almost became the emperor of the Ming Dynasty."

　"Changchun, you've played too much Europa Universalis IV, haven't you?" Anshan teased. "Hurry up and get your chores in order, and get ready to go out."

　"I understand." Changchun said, lifting the quilt and tidying up the room.