Topic: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] - page 240. (Read 77398 times)

When their 98th and 45th SF brigades are wiped out south of Vysokopillya, they will 'strategically withdraw' from Kherson to 'secure' the land bridge to Crimea.

The talking heads on RTV (and be.open) will be saying that it is all according to Putin's master plan to defend Russian speakers in Donbas.

Kherson front will be forgotten, just like the fronts on Kyiv and Sumy.

The only way to deal with the occupiers and their collaborators is to physically eliminate them.

There is no other way.

around 2 000 people have gathered at Augustusplatz in Leipzig city centre to begin what has been proclaimed as a “hot autumn” to protest.
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The AfD further called on the government to stop the sanctions war, which is leading to a sharp increase in prices.
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Demonstrators demanded the “immediate capping of electricity prices” and for officials to secure direct contracts with gas suppliers at low prices, and further called for the resignation of the government and military neutrality.

If Europe or the United States ever went nuclear against Russia and fired the first shots, the Russian nuclear defense system is designed to annihilate its enemies autonomously, even after the country is converted to a wasteland. The Russian nuclear defense system consists of 700 nuclear weapon “carriers” — strategic bombers, nuclear submarines and intercontinental ballistic missile silos — that are poised to unleash hundreds of autonomous nuclear missiles, even if the country is already obliterated by a nuclear attack and no human operators are available. This autonomous “Perimeter” system is called “Dead Hand” and it was created in the wake of the Cold War as a fail safe retaliation defense system to deter nuclear threats from the West.

Russia’s Dead Hand system ensures total destruction of the world if nuclear weapons are used against Russia

After the United States tested out two nuclear missiles over the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945, the Soviet military command better understood the capabilities of the West and their intemperate manner of war.

To deter a potential nuclear strike on Russian soil, the Soviet military command needed a missile defense system that could operate even if its own human operators were taken out. It would only take one enemy nuclear missile to destroy a command post, knocking out the entire operations for their nuclear facilities. Likewise, advances in radio-electronic warfare threatened standard control channels, potentially putting the entire country’s nuclear arsenal at risk. This is why the Soviet military developed a retaliatory nuclear defense system that could strike from all the intercontinental missile silos without human operators.

This led to the development of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM). In the event of an all-out nuclear war, the hub could be launched, activating hundreds of atomic projectile silos across the Russian territory. This master silo was constructed in the mid-1970s and was explicitly designed to withstand a direct nuclear hit. It was equipped with flight coordinates and radio transmitting equipment that could activate all other missiles across the country during its flight.

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Cmon, you cheer for every dead Slav, be it Ukrainian or Russian

Yes yes, hobos are not poor. This is typycal russian move to justify what happens in russia with poor people on the streets.

The video doesn't show poor people, it's fucked up.

Do not be to hard on him, it is difficult to be the latest intern in a Kremlin Troll farm and he is having some multiple personality issues.

LOL that's really weak sauce for someone who was boasting about capturing some villages in Donbas, didn't get any new talking points?

LOL that's really weak sauce for someone who was boasting about capturing some villages in Donbas, didn't get any new talking points?

The "open field" is just a tiny part of the counteroffensive. All those bavovna also mean something. The disappearing of bridges and daily attacks on ferries basically makes the invaders surrounded. Ukrainians don't need to go guns blazing into Kherson, they can slowly squeeze them until the inevitable "good will gesture". Or if the brilliant Russian military strategists decide to send more reinforcements cannon fodder - that can work out well for Ukrainians too, meaning less pressure elsewhere.

Twist it as you want, but the momentum is clearly shifting. Capture Kyiv in 3 days -> capture some villages in Donbas -> try to hold on to some villages in Donbas -> ah shit, lost some villages near Kherson, no big deal -> next I suppose will be a retreat from Kherson and some desperate attempt to reinforce the land corridor through Melitopol because that's being himarsed daily too.

I want to say that raising the flag over Vysokopolye and taking three more villages (by the way, which ones?) is too thin a result for a week of suicidal attacks on an open field as part of a counteroffensive that has been prepared since the beginning of summer.

I want to say that raising the flag over Vysokopolye and taking three more villages (by the way, which ones?) is too thin a result for a week of suicidal attacks on an open field as part of a counteroffensive that has been prepared since the beginning of summer.

Your propaganda is bad, you should have written several tens of thousands to make it more convincing. ...

So, what you're trying to show with this one? It's war and loses is inevitable. But these thousands of Ukrainians killed in few days of counteroffensive reminds other fairytales from Russian Defense ministry like destroyed all Ukrainian aviation in first days of war, destroyed (I lost count already) HIMARS and it's loading vehicles, which doesn't even exist.

Your propaganda is bad, you should have written several tens of thousands to make it more convincing. People who fight for their country and their women and children are not afraid of death, and everyone who died did so honorably - unlike your compatriots whom the Russian authorities do not even want to bury with dignity, but leave them to rot on Ukrainian soil.

Why invent when Ukraine has more than enough confirmed losses.

IMHO, don't drop to their level and gloat on dead people...after the war, you'll still have to live as neighbors

Why invent when Ukraine has more than enough confirmed losses.

Your propaganda is bad, you should have written several tens of thousands to make it more convincing. People who fight for their country and their women and children are not afraid of death, and everyone who died did so honorably - unlike your compatriots whom the Russian authorities do not even want to bury with dignity, but leave them to rot on Ukrainian soil.

Well, I hope this photo of the Ukrainian flag in Vysokopolye justifies the several thousand dead soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine during the week of the counterattack on Kherson.

It literally says "unverified photo being shared online"... in a British tabloid. But hey, good fake busting nonetheless. Try this now:

The orcs in Kherson could soon go for a winter swim.

Also, what once was Russian stays Russian.

Russian AA12 in action
https://www.bitchute.com/video/wT3gaQFATzyu/

70,000 people take to streets of Prague to protest against anti-Russian sanctions, arms supplies to Ukraine
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The event organizers are planning another demonstration on Sept. 28
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The protest in central Prague came a day after parliament failed to support a vote of no confidence in Fiala's coalition amid opposition claims of inaction on inflation and rising energy prices.

Six in 10 British Factories at Risk of Going Under as Bills Soar
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Soaring energy bills are threatening to put six in 10 British manufacturers out of business
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nearly half of manufacturers have experienced a jump in electricity bills of more than 100% in the past year.
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Britain’s factory sector is already in decline, according to a purchasing managers’ index published by S&P Global this week. MakeUK’s survey said that 13% of factories now have reduced hours of operation or are avoiding peak periods, while 7% are halting production for longer stretches.