A Russian war correspondent Roman Alyokhin criticising former Russia minister of defense Sergey Shoigu claims about "war with Europe" for lack of proper preparations. Alyokhin seems to be fully aware of the fact that it's not about Europe invading Russia but Russia apparently once again "being forced" to attack Europe, because he's speaking about "millions of ours dying at Vistula", a river in the middle of Poland. His only concern is that due to the lack of preparations for the clearly offensive war, millions of mobilised Russian are going to die in low-tech human wave assaults, not that Russia is going to start another war. As a reminder, "planning, preparing, unleashing or waging an aggressive war" is a crime according to Article 353 of Russia's own penal code, but Russians have long lost any idea of objective laws or rules so few people are concerned about it.