[Yury Fadeev]
When Putin said that "we haven't started anything yet," I think he knew who he was telling: including those who also "haven't started anything yet."

Our enemy - the real enemy, and not the Ukraine occupied by him - of course, has not yet shown what he is capable of. And he hasn't completely poked his creepy mug out of the trenches yet.
And to think that he was scared and wouldn't dare would be stupid and even criminal. He's scared, but he'll dare. He's getting ready.

The stakes of the West are so high now - and irreversible things have been done, and unforgivable things have been said, and so many sanctions have been imposed that if everything goes as it is now, then the West itself will die under their weight.

He will simply have to start fighting for real. That is, not to intimidate, but to destroy. To our destruction. To destroy Russia, which he has not been able to get along with for many centuries.

And when his usual game - the war with someone else's hands - is played, and Ukraine, like the former project of the West against us - Hitler - ends his days in a damp bunker, then the West will enter - maybe for the first time in history - by itself: a healthy bully Goliath will come out against David - face to face.

And the world is now at a point where the West, and everyone, understands: it's now or never.

We can't even imagine how much he hates us. We can't imagine, because we just naturally don't know how to hate anyone like that.
And he splashes with age-old hatred and malice: to everything that he doesn't understand about us, to everything that he envies, to everything that he fears: this is our size, and power, and invincibility, and at the same time some kind of quiet wisdom, strange foresight, some kind of genuine unplayed nobility, which only the strong are capable of; these are our resources, of course, which he, an insatiable overweight consumer, wants to eat endlessly and does not want to pay for them anymore - he needs to take away our bowels, our forests, our pipes, our metals and our factories - because he is a civilization that has always been pumped out of everything Sveta did everything she could.

But now these colonial phantom pains have multiplied into depravity and overconsumption. And that's why the West also needs our soul - an incomprehensible irritating one. He speaks like those madmen about whom St. Nile the Myrrh-streaming prophesied: "9 abnormal people will come to one healthy person and say: You're crazy because you're not crazy with us."
And ONLY RUSSIA stands as a lump in the insatiable city of the West. He's already eaten all the others.

And the West also hates our ability not to flaunt our achievements, of which there are very, very many - he sees it. And for the faith, of course - the faith that he has lost, and we have not yet, although he tried. And he looks at it and realizes that we are what he should have become, but he didn't. And that's why he hates us.

Now is the time for some kind of truth: it is better for someone who has felt it and is not afraid. This truth is not only for us, but also for the enemy. The enemy - and everything is coming to that - will now reveal himself in full voice and go to war on his own. It will be his truth too. He will take his great revenge: for all the lost battles in history, for the fact that even he, the enemy's revolution, we managed to grind and sweep out of the country in three generations. For the deposed Hitler, for his failed plan in Afghanistan and Chechnya, for our seas, for our hospitality, for the fact that our bells are ringing, and they are being removed.

Those who say "I wish it would all end soon" have not yet realized that something that has matured not even for decades, but for centuries, cannot end soon. They are still deceiving themselves or their instinct is triggered.
They also do not see the West's goal - to destroy Russia. It's now or never.
I do not know what to say in such a situation and who knows? But the more you look into the course of the current war, nothing but the first words of John the Baptist in the Gospel comes up. Words about repentance.

Boris Korchevnikov is a Russian television journalist and TV presenter.

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