Russian special military operation in Ukraine #8

Big_Gazza wrote:

flamming_python wrote:There needs to be a museum of Ukrainian Nazism built in Slavyansk

There needs to be a museum of Ukrainian Nazism built in Lvov once the West has been totally de-nazified and the local orcs are in chains.

Only problem is, it'll be full of American idiots doing smiley selfies. And the remaining Bandera-trash will be reaping in the tourist income, whilst pretending someone else did it.
Basically like Poles and Auchwitz.

flamming_python wrote:

auslander wrote:I am Sk.E.E. Kapitan, 1st Regiment K A Sevastopol.
My English is perfect.
I am here. I have some little time before they operate on my husband. I will go to Hospital before they operate. I do not like this operation, my husband does not heal fast because of the cancer. I have talked to my son and my daughter. My daughter is working hard in Hospital.
My son says even teenagers are hunting the orcs in Mariupol and other villages. The children talk on their social media and tell each other what to do. Teenagers know all, they know where all the orcs hide in their positions. He says the teenagers have made wood wedges. He says the teenagers wait for the orcs to go in and shut the door. He says the children then throw in a cocktail, take the hammer and wedge the door. He says the teenagers have others waiting to shoot the orcs as they try to get out of the shooting holes. He says no one tries to stop the children. He says all the children have dead relatives from the killings. Now the children are fighting back. He says the enemy scream as they burn. He says no one feels sorry for them as they burn. He says soldiers protect the teenagers as they do what they must. He says no teenagers have been hurt, at least for now. I know some will be hurt and killed. This is war, war to the finish. He says many thousands of enemy are lying in piles in Mariupol. They will all die.

Nothing of the sort is going on

Then perhaps, sir, you will like to join my other son and daughter as they fight in Novorossiya. Then, sir, you can see with your very eyes what my son and my daughter see every day all day.

Unlike you, sir, I have faced that horrid enemy to our north. I have seen what they do. The first time I saw their fetid hatred was in 2014 and 2015. My husband and I went to DNR/LNR and we got over 100 women and children out when no one else would help them. It was the first time I saw in my life what true evil is. We lost 2 mothers, six children and two drivers. I could hear their screams as we crossed the swamps at the border. I am so short my husband and one of our Tatar Scouts had to hold me up in the foul green waters as we went as fast as possible to get to them. We were too late and I will never forget the screams. Never. I and my husband and our Tatari killed all of them. I am a Russian woman and I do not take prisoners. My husband is now a Russian man and he does not take prisoners. I have heard such screams since then. What have you, sir, heard, what have you, sir, seen? I would aver the most violent sounds you have ever heard is the keys on your computer as you denigrate the greatest men and women in this world you will never have the honor of meeting as you should be on bended knee when meeting them.

On this day I will bury the most beautiful girl and the most handsome man you have never seen. I have not slept this night, I have knitted a delicate lace cover for my daughter's face when I put her to rest. The workers could not fix the damage but I make sure my husband and I see her as she was, a pure beauty with a heart of gold. How ironic that she gave her young life covering the body of an enemy soldier with her body when his comrades were shooting at her and this enemy soldier would do to her what we saw done by those foul cretins to others.

I have been to Hospital this dark night to see my husband. I have ironed his uniform, I have polished the ancient brass buttons to diamonds and put his medals on the chest. Lubov has helped me all this difficult night. I know it is March and he should be in Winter Black but he wants his summer white, that is what our son and daughter last saw him in so he will be in gleaming hurt your eyes white. His short old style boots with the one delicate brilliant red lace of honor on the right boot are shined like mirrors. Two strong men will stand beside him to hold him up, he can not stand this day but he will not sit, Doktor is very with anger that my husband will not have a chair to sit in. He refuses.

Now I must go and weep one more time for my children.I do not want to be seen with wet eyes at the ceremony and I will not be seen with wet eyes, I will be seen with clear and dry eyes as I put my son and my daughter in our rich black earth, gone from us but forever immortal in our hearts and our eyes, with my clear black Tatar eyes. I am half Tatar, you can see it in my eyes, sad eyes on this day but my eyes on this day.

auslander wrote:Then perhaps, sir, you will like to join my other son and daughter as they fight in Novorossiya. Then, sir, you can see with your very eyes what my son and my daughter see every day all day.

May God bless you and your family.

Our Lady of Kazan, please provide comfort and strength to Auslander and his wife in this time of terrible agony. Please shorten this war and protect all of those in this war. Welcome those who have lost their lives in this war into the the presence of Christ our God, and give comfort and healing to their families. Amen.

Firebird wrote:Basically like Poles and Auchwitz.

cut that crap. Poles neither build Auschwitz nor were operating it. Brother of my Granma was there. Luckily Soviet Army freed him so he survived. He was Pole married to a Jewish girl.

ucmvulcan wrote:Our Lady of Kazan, please provide comfort and strength to Auslander and his wife in this time of terrible agony.  Please shorten this war and protect all of those in this war.  Welcome those who have lost their lives in this war into the the presence of Christ our God, and give comfort and healing to their families.  Amen.

Open vocal prayers for Auslander's family!

Anecdote courtesy of Mr Martyanovs blog spot https://smoothiex12.blogspot.com/

Madeleine Albright gets to the Charon the ferryman at the river Styx and offers him a coin (one sixth of a Drachma) for crossing the river. Charon shakes his head in disagreement and replies to her: "I accept only Rubles".

Unbelievable stupidity from the pro-Orc fluffers in the West....  this time by that mega-twat Dave Axe (yes, that blithering idiot...)  

The Ukrainian Army Has More Tanks Now Than When The War Began—Because It Keeps Capturing Them From Russia

Ukraine has lost at least 74 tanks—destroyed or captured—since Russia widened its war on the country starting the night of Feb. 23.

But Ukraine has captured at least 117 Russian tanks, according to open-source-intelligence analysts who scrutinize photos and videos on social media.

In other words, the Ukrainian army might actually have more tanks now than a month ago—all without building a single brand-new tank or pulling some older vehicle out of storage.

The Russians meanwhile have captured at least 37 Ukrainian tanks—a sum inadequate to compensate for the roughly 274 tanks it is believed to have lost to all causes.

What is there to say in response to such bloody-minded self-defeating complete & utter imbecility?  

No source will be provided. Orc agitprop won't get a boost from clicks, no matter how small.

I must say that I'm becoming increasing concerned about the cost of vital supplies due to sanctions on Russia and the effect they will have on domestic support for the war....

For instance, I've heard that the price of popcorn has increased in Russia. +23% in Moscow, +31% in Saint Petersberg, and +46% in Smolensk

Hopefully this is untrue. I can't imagine how Russia can cope with such terrible pressure. Maybe they need to throw themselves upon the tender mercies of the Axis powers?

Big_Gazza wrote:I must say that I'm becoming increasing concerned about the cost of vital supplies due to sanctions on Russia and the effect they will have on domestic support for the war....

For instance, I've heard that the price of popcorn has increased in Russia. +23% in Moscow, +31% in Saint Petersberg, and +46% in Smolensk  

Hopefully this is untrue.  I can't imagine how Russia can cope with such terrible pressure.  Maybe they need to throw themselves upon the tender mercies of the Axis powers?


 

Price manipulation, most of Hollywood movies were withdrawn from Russia. Then why do you need popcorn anyway? BTW its interesting stuff with gas for Rubles. EU doesn't want to do it but is Russia ready to stop gas pumping? I hope EU returns to common sense before Russia cuts deliveries..

GunshipDemocracy wrote:

Big_Gazza wrote:I must say that I'm becoming increasing concerned about the cost of vital supplies due to sanctions on Russia and the effect they will have on domestic support for the war....

For instance, I've heard that the price of popcorn has increased in Russia. +23% in Moscow, +31% in Saint Petersberg, and +46% in Smolensk  

Hopefully this is untrue.  I can't imagine how Russia can cope with such terrible pressure.  Maybe they need to throw themselves upon the tender mercies of the Axis powers?


 

Price manipulation, most of Hollywood movies were withdrawn from Russia. Then why do you need popcorn anyway?  BTW its interesting stuff with gas for Rubles. EU doesn't want to do it but is Russia ready to stop gas pumping? I hope EU returns to common sense before Russia cuts deliveries..

Well Mosfilm and Lenfilm and Gorkifilm have made some great contributions to cinema through the years. It would be nice if they could produce some new films. Maybe these absolutely asinine sanctions will invigorate the Russian film industry. BTW, and its completely off topic but its such a great series, is Russia 1 TV airing season four of its Catherine the Great series? As far as the EU goes, well honestly their leaders may be okay with shelling out far higher costs for gas, but I think the European people are going to hate it.

ucmvulcan wrote:
Well Mosfilm and Lenfilm and Gorkifilm have made some great contributions to cinema through the years.  It would be nice if they could produce some new films.  Maybe these absolutely asinine sanctions will invigorate the Russian film industry.  BTW, and its completely off topic but its such a great series, is Russia 1 TV airing season four of its Catherine the Great series?  As far as the EU goes, well honestly their leaders may be okay with shelling out far higher costs for gas, but I think the European people are going to hate it.

ok the last OT post


Perhaps in Russian cinemas better then popcorn and cola would fit sunflower seeds (roasted yummy and kvas?


As for gas EU govts dont care about people like in established democracies yets price of gas is hitting industry which has lobbyists. I hope this might work....

China in talks with Solomon Islands to setup a base, about 2000km from Australia, Aussies throwing a tantrum, some even calling for Australia to invade to prevent this, however, many people are pointing out the hypocrisy considering what nato has done in Ukraine and how vocal the Australian government has been in supporting nato and criticising Russia
How the narrative crumbles

Serberus wrote:China in talks with Solomon Islands to setup a base, about 2000km from Australia, Aussies throwing a tantrum, some even calling for Australia to invade to prevent this, however, many people are pointing out the hypocrisy considering what nato has done in Ukraine and how vocal the Australian government has been in supporting nato and criticising Russia
How the narrative crumbles

There is a federal election coming up in Australia in May I think, and the government's handling of the pandemic has cost them a lot of votes, so they are distracting the public with anti-China and anti-Russia propaganda.

Дело сделано. День холодный и черный. Я тот, кого вы, глупые "христиане", называете старообрядцем. Мои боги верят в месть. Мои боги разгневаны. Мои боги отомстят.
Владимирова Любовь

It's done. The day is cold and black. I am what you stupid "Christians" call an Old Believer. My gods believe in revenge. My gods are angry. My gods will take revenge.
Vladimirova Lyubov

Isos wrote:

d_taddei2 wrote:

Autodestruct wrote:

owais.usmani wrote:

Isos wrote:Impressive. S-400 is firing 90° upwards.

How come it came so close to Sevastopol in the first place??? S-400 should have shot down the drone at least a 100 km away from the city.

Russian air defense is being very careful to make sure it is a valid target.  Russia is being subjected to complete demonization.  The last thing they need is to shoot down some business jet or something like that which is off course and not answering comms.  

Ukrainian airspace is closed. Anything flying into the airspace can be considered a target, and no civilian aircraft would be stupid enough to fly into it, and if it did then there can't be any comeback they were warned. I would also imagine neighboring countries with have a small airspace buffer zone right now something like 10-20km from Ukrainian borders

Actually there are plenty of stupid pilots and companies. The Malaisian plane that was downed was flying in the middle of Donbas when downed eventhough use of air defence in the area was common at the time.

Also the jamming in the area could lead them to fly in Ukraine. They rely a lot on GPS. It's a matter of few minutes and civiliab plabes are static targets for S-300/400 or buks that have missiles flying at mach 4 or more.

The Malaysian flight was completely different. The Ukrainian government was slated for not closing the airspace over Donbass. This was even stated in the Dutch report. So now it's closed therefore aircraft would not fly over or plan a route over Ukraine and therefore avoid any jamming. Pilots ain't stupid or suicidal.

Russia has a serious problem with the Azerbaijan leadership. Directly challenging a Russian peace keeping mission to send a message, and embarrass the Russian leadership, at a very opportunistic time. Can't have any two bit leader thinking they can get away with it otherwise other states get funny ideas, feel empowered, miscalculate and place Russia is a worse off position by forcing it to slap these leaders in the face. At the same time it's not ideal to slap the Azerbaijani leadership right now due to the obvious. It's not by random chance the Azerbaijani's are doing this now.

That's a problem, on top of conflict resolution problem, on top of Armenia's leadership problem as well.