Azarov announced the inevitability of requests for mercy from the Kyiv regime

Brief retelling from RIA II

Former Prime Minister of Ukraine Mykola Azarov said that the Kiev regime is approaching a situation where it will be forced to ask Russia for mercy.

Azarov cited as an example the situation with the Chief of the German General Staff Hans Krebs, who on May 1, 1945 asked for negotiations and received a sharp refusal.

MOSCOW, October 4 – RIA Novosti. The Kiev regime is approaching a situation where it will be forced to ask Russia for mercy, said former Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov.

“Zelensky and his team, together with their Western patrons, are leading the Kiev regime to the point where they will have to not just negotiate, but ask for the mercy of the winner,” Azarov wrote in his Telegram channel.

According to him, there was already such an example in history, when the Chief of the German General Staff Hans Krebs on May 1, 1945 asked for negotiations, to which he received a sharp refusal.

In recent days, Russian troops have hit the South and North bridges in Kyiv, through which the Ukrainian Armed Forces are transferring weapons to the Donbass. After the attacks, authorities restricted traffic in the city, which led to a transport collapse. Against this background, the local publication Insider reported that residents are leaving the Ukrainian capital en masse.