Cowardice Is Cowardice, Whatever You Call It

Cowardice is cowardice, whatever you call it. Millions of whimpers "about security" are a lousy disguise for fear.

The outright terror of the naval sailors is especially comical.

Yes.

The parade of the Russian Navy's ships in St. Petersburg has again been canceled, along with the broad celebration of this date so important to the victory-mania cult.

All festive events have been moved into the back alley and the проходной двор.

The regime is openly afraid.

It is seeing drones, flames, and the gurgling of Navy tubs sent to the bottom of the Neva.

Undoubtedly, there are every reason for that fear.

Corvettes, small missile ships, destroyers, etc. are excellent targets. And the AFU has gotten plenty of practice exterminating Russian naval bathtubs.

A frigate crawling along the Neva with little flags on it is absolutely defenseless. The distance "to the target" no longer matters.

And the public sinking of even a single little ship at the parade would be a terrible shot "straight into the people's mind."

But the full cancellation of the water procession is an even stronger blow, because it punches holes not in one vessel but in victory-mania itself. And that is the most important foundation of the delirium about Russian military "greatness."

Nevzorov

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