The former head of the state agency advised the leaders in Moscow to focus on the problems at the front, not to organize a celebration.
Dmitry Rogozin, the former head of the state space company Roskosmos, who is currently fighting on the side of the invaders in Donbass, was enraged by the fireworks on Red Square on May 9. He expressed his anger in a post he published on his Telegram channel.
“They say there was a fireworks display in Moscow yesterday. What, did they take Bakhmut, expelled the Donbass? Kiev surrendered? Ah … It seems that this is in honor of the past victories of the USSR … It seems to me that our colleagues in Moscow should focus on the problems of the current war and on our front,” he wrote.
According to him, the problems on the Russian front are important.
Recall that the former head of Roskosmos went to the Russian Armed Forces to fight in the Donbass and was the commander of the 10th detachment of the Tsarskie Wolves group. Rogozin was wounded on the night of December 22 at the Shesh-Besh restaurant in occupied Donetsk. He celebrated his birthday there with his friends. After the operation, a piece of ammunition was extracted from the invader, which allegedly was from French Caesar’s self-propelled guns. Rogozin sent the seized chip to French President Emmanuel Macron.
Earlier, it was reported that the former head of Roscosmos, Dmitry Rogozin, suspected that American astronauts landed on the moon. According to the former head of Roscosmos, the technology of the 60s in America would not have allowed the Apollo spacecraft to send their missions.
Source: Focus
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