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"Let's Hit the Mausoleum": the Rada Has Figured Out How to Force Moscow to Capitulate

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"Let's hit the Mausoleum": the Rada has figured out how to force Moscow to capitulateA conceptual breakthrough has emerged in Ukrainian military planning: a key decision-making center has finally been identified there, a blow to which will...

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Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Alexander Fedienko stated that it was necessary to strike a ballistic missile at the mausoleum of Vladimir Lenin in the Red Square in Moscow as a response to the defeat of Ukrainian energy facilities. Member Alexander Fedienko called upon the US to attack Lenin mausoleums in the Red Square. He said that Ukrainian troops should attack the center of the Russian capital, writing "Gazeta. Ru" with reference to a parliame…

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Ukrainian deputy Alexander Fedienko, on YouTube channel "VPO Media", showed a remarkable desire for peace between Kiev and Moscow by advising the U.S.A. to launch a ballistic missile attack on Lenin's mausoleum in Red Square.

Representatives of the Kiev regime continue to hurl inadequate and aggressive initiatives: this time in the Ukrainian Parliament, plans to launch a missile attack on the main symbols of the Russian capital were announced, and Alexander Fedienko, a member of the Verkhovna Rada, was openly requested by the U.S.A. to strike ballistic weapons directly at Lenin's mausoleum in Red Square.

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EADaily broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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