Russian special military operation in Ukraine #7

auslander wrote:21:05. More Kalbr's arching up, it's dark now so we can see the glow and know someone is about to receive a world of hurt in but minutes.

ALAMO wrote:

Dr.Snufflebug wrote:What kind of drugs are these people on?

The usual one applied considering the situation. Desperte.
I was watching some combat footage made outside Kiev some week ago.
It was supposed to pretend how stealthy&deadly they are.
What they presented in reality, was a bunch of desperate men, armed with some remains&mix of everything, clearly representing the miserable shape of logistics.
The only they could do was hide in the woods, hoping some Moskali will by accident appear close enough to shoot at him. Using the past RPG18, or Pzf3, or AT4, or anything that they have left ... Their eyes were filled with fear already.
What is really sad, is watching that with historical perspective&experience of my country ...
The last organized unit of the Polish Army was active till JUNE 1940, when they finally laid down the weapon, two months after the death of the unit commander, colonel Dobrzanski.
Still, already at the end of 1939, they represented a zero combat value, being just a hunted herd of men ... Watching those Ukrainian soldiers, I saw a Hubal unit late Autumn 1939, as they were presented ...
Poland created the biggest regular underground army known to men, reaching a peak of 390 thousand people. Organized and subordinated to the formal government in exile.
Home Army was assisted by thousands of insurgents, other organized armed resistance units of the communist party, peasants etc, so we can consider that in a peak, there could be close to half a million people involved.
All they were able to do, with all the bravery, confession, and spirit, was kill some 16500 german soldiers for a whole 5.5 years of occupation... The casualty ratio was about 1:10, excluding the civilian population that paid the price either.
No sane man can feel the pleasure of others' misery.

par far wrote:These cocksucking assholes will fit right in with the collective west.




A conscripted Ukrainian disguised as a woman was detained at a border crossing on the border with Romania.


https://t.me/intelslava/22857?single

Stealthflanker wrote:

auslander wrote:21:05. More Kalbr's arching up, it's dark now so we can see the glow and know someone is about to receive a world of hurt in but minutes.

They sure expending them leisurely.

also i noticed some analysts on twitter (yes they're legit, although they base their information based on OSINT) make conclusions that Russians are running out of missiles, based on stuff like appearance of Video of Tochka launchers somewhere in Belarus or Russia, and some consider the Kinzhal attack as a sign Russians are running low on Iskanders.

This assessment i found shallow and dangerous. Only one western analyst so far warned that there is no relationship between choice of weapon and inventory. Same goes for guided bombs although there is one image of UPAB-1500 loaded in Su-35 or 30SM's.

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In my view tho, Russia can easily have thousands of stockpiled Iskanders, Kalibrs and Kh-101's.

Werewolf wrote:

How is Putin trying/wanting to build CCCP 2.0? He is certainly not a communist and nor does Russia has anywhere near a policy followed that would make a transition to communism even possible.

Airbornewolf wrote:

Final edit, i can not remove all the editing errors. the program hides them in the editor.
But **** it, i am already satisfied an free program can do all this...for free.
And i am an video-editing Noob.

The compilation will get larger as this war continues.

War starts at 08:07 for those that want to skip the intro.

https://odysee.com/Ukraine20220318:4

kvs wrote:Russia has zero operational Tochka-U systems.   These western "analists" are full of shit spreading Ukr regime misinformation
trying to blame Russia for the Tochka-U attacks on civilians.

The use of the Kinzhal was likely motivated by the target being a hardened bunker.   A hypersonic missile can use its own momentum
to be more effective against such targets.

Stealthflanker wrote:

auslander wrote:21:05. More Kalbr's arching up, it's dark now so we can see the glow and know someone is about to receive a world of hurt in but minutes.

They sure expending them leisurely.

also i noticed some analysts on twitter (yes they're legit, although they base their information based on OSINT) make conclusions that Russians are running out of missiles, based on stuff like appearance of Video of Tochka launchers somewhere in Belarus or Russia, and some consider the Kinzhal attack as a sign Russians are running low on Iskanders.

This assessment i found shallow and dangerous. Only one western analyst so far warned that there is no relationship between choice of weapon and inventory. Same goes for guided bombs although there is one image of UPAB-1500 loaded in Su-35 or 30SM's.

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In my view tho, Russia can easily have thousands of stockpiled Iskanders, Kalibrs and Kh-101's.

Ispan wrote:Today's war report, with some anaylsis and human interest stories added

https://guerraenucrania.wordpress.com/2022/03/19/parte-de-guerra-19-03-2022/


That being said, this day is a huge disappointment. I mean, I am glad of the success at Mariupol despite the devastation and the civilian deaths and the suffering, it could have been much worse, I am relieved that so many civilians have already been rescued, even if it's too late for people like in the heart wrenching story at the end.

But I am completely amazed at the lack of action in the front from Zaporozhe to Donetsk. Instead of concentrating and armored fist and punching through and closing the encirclement around Slavyansk, we see some absurd war with a few companies taking one village after another at a First World War pace.

I can't understand why troops and firepower are expended taking fortified places lile Avdeveka and Marinka, instead of breaking through in the villages and fields in the rear:dunno:

I don't get it, seems most of the forces are tied up at both ends on the line, in the approaches of Zaporozhe and in the outskirts of Donetsk.

It seems there's a lack of troops everywhere to force a decision. This is like 2014, it's not a war of battalions but of small units: platoons and companies. I can't believe a single ukrop battalion at Izyum is holding up the advance.

Also, there are huge forces tied up at Kiev doing next to nothing, just piling up and at Kharkov doing something but they even haven't managed to completely encircle the place.

War is not going badly, but I don't understand why the effort is scattered all over the place and the decision is not sought.

kvs wrote:CCCP 2.0 is retarded prattle from Russia haters.

Belorus and "Ukraine" are fake countries created by CCCP 1.0.   So re-integrating them back with Russia is the opposite of
CCCP activity.   Only "Ukraine" has any sort of real distinct ethnic group aspect and that is Halychina adjacent to the Polish
border where the language and culture are "Ukrainian".   Novorussia and Malorussia are not Ukraine.

Critics of the operation want to let NATzO sponsored Banderites ethnically cleanse and assimilate Novorussia and Malorussia.
They are the real CCCP 2.0 agenda monkeys.  

Before any integration of Novorussia and Malorussia with Russia, these regions need to rebuild themselves and be invested in
their future.   They cannot be treated as welfare wards.   The USSR and western meddlers have succeeded in corrupting these
regions with the entitlement syndrome.   You can see this in the behaviour of the svidomite (woke) refugees now in Moldova
and other parts of Europe.   They have serious mental issues.   The "Ukraine" project has been about succoring such mental
derangement.   If the population is given a chance to earn its keep without being brainwashed with svidomite propaganda,
things can gradually return to normal.   But this requires enforcement which for Russia translates into making most of "Ukraine"
into a protectorate.   In 20+ years they can have a referendum if they want to stay independent or want closer association
with Russia.  

flamming_python wrote:

Got any vids of Tochkas on Russian/Belarussian territory?

Airbornewolf wrote:Not sure if it was posted already, sorry if it was.

What looks like an Kinzhal in flight.
That fucking thing wrapped in plasma is exactly how i imagined how it would look like.
Including Sonic Boom
Goosebumps....seriously.

Airbornewolf wrote:Not sure if it was posted already, sorry if it was.

What looks like an Kinzhal in flight.
That fucking thing wrapped in plasma is exactly how i imagined how it would look like.
Including Sonic Boom
Goosebumps....seriously.

Airbornewolf wrote:Not sure if it was posted already, sorry if it was.

What looks like an Kinzhal in flight.
That fucking thing wrapped in plasma is exactly how i imagined how it would look like.
Including Sonic Boom
Goosebumps....seriously.