Russia is thrown in different directions. Here is a sudden pseudo-partial mobilization, there is a sudden pseudo-referendum. On the one hand, there are nuclear threats, and on the other, there are faint hints of negotiations. What are the chances that the annexation of temporarily occupied territories invented by the Kremlin and not recognized by anyone in the civilized world will do at least something for the enemy? And why do the newly mobilized occupiers already call themselves "freaks" and ask the rest of the Russians not to go to war? And also about the peculiarities of pneumonia in Ukrainian for the Russian invaders - and about the enemy’s "Pantsyr", which aim at the enemies themselves - see the chronicle of the events of the 216th day of the great war with Russia - in Oleksii Pasak’s material.