Russian special military operation in Ukraine #9

Podlodka77 wrote:And before I became a member of the forum, I knew you were a piece of shit...You always call if you happen to have any negative information about Russia.

Airbornewolf wrote:Arkanghelsk, our very own Hudson of Russia Defense Net.



Its the last i will say about him, thrown on ignore list.

kvs wrote:Nope, Levy should be KIA.   He had no legitimate business being there if he was a civilian.   He is clearly not any civilian.   He is an
agent of France engaged in support for terrorists.

flamming_python wrote:

Hole wrote:Throw him in a nice little prison cell and let him wait for his war crimes tribunal. That cretin knows a lot about western crimes against humanity.

This is from a guy who lived in Bucha. From a german source. Was first translated from Russian into German and now into English.

I don't really care what the West thinks and all the people who still believe Zelensky do

Shariy needs to pick up on this story, as does Podolyaka, so that Ukrainian civilians know what they're up against, the nature of the regime

And Russia needs to set up some permanent administrations and stop making it look like a deal is in progress - if in fact it isn't in progress.

Peskov or Putin need to come out and say, that the operation will achieve all its declared goals. They're afraid of saying it, as they don't want to ruin the negotiations. But the deadline for successful negotiations for this round, needs to be established, and quickly.

owais.usmani wrote:

Arkanghelsk wrote:No , at this point the issue should be raise

All across the Russia, on the Runet, people are experiencing indignation

People are asking the same question, that some raised here, that our leadership sounds like it is mumbling something

Noone in Russia wants a peace deal, or at least a very small minority do like peskov and medinsky

There is anger boiling under the surface that is going to reach the streets, if this is how the leadership will sell a victory

What of the people where Russia is retreating from ? What happens to them when the nazis get there?

I see and hear the same comments from people

There is an uncomfortable silence, things are being obfuscated , the secrecy, the dissonance between what we are told and what we see on the TV,  it's too much , people are losing their shit

The army did what they were told to do, but the leadership is facing no confidence from the public

Why are we negotiating with these nazi scum? In the areas where no administration was created, the people are dying , elderly and weak

People are angry, the POWs of Ukraine are going back clean, and ours come back crippled for life

Patriots supported this, it's clear, but the 5th column has sold us again, yes

This is a beastly cabal , medinsky, Peskov, Niabiullina, Medvedev, Putin (who nominated her again ), and the FSB itself all in the pockets of scum like deripaska and Gref

People want to write appeals , it's sad as ****, that people think this government will listen to the appeal of the people

*and so the years will go by and life will pass, and for the hundredth time,  the bread will fall butter side down , maybe there will be one day, maybe there will be an hour where we will be lucky

The apathy of 1990s from those in power, they harnessed the patriotism for their own power , and I just feel bad for ours , what a beastly travesty , to be thrown in the dump like this

Hey Arkanghelsk

Check out this post below:

https://www.russiadefence.net/t8745p925-russian-special-military-operation-in-ukraine-3#363152

I think its time you say sorry to PapaDragon, he was right after all. It took you more than a month to realize what he had understood in the early days. He got banned though so won't be able to reply, but he may still be browsing this forum as guest and see your post.

flamming_python wrote:My mind is set after the Bucha 'massacre' honestly

If they really did shell their own people just for yet another propaganda movie..

Then they will stop at absolutely nothing. That means Russia cannot either. But Russia must convince the Ukrainian people of the truth of the people ruling them.

flamming_python wrote:

par far wrote:

flamming_python wrote:

Hole wrote:Throw him in a nice little prison cell and let him wait for his war crimes tribunal. That cretin knows a lot about western crimes against humanity.

This is from a guy who lived in Bucha. From a german source. Was first translated from Russian into German and now into English.

I don't really care what the West thinks and all the people who still believe Zelensky do

Shariy needs to pick up on this story, as does Podolyaka, so that Ukrainian civilians know what they're up against, the nature of the regime

And Russia needs to set up some permanent administrations and stop making it look like a deal is in progress - if in fact it isn't in progress.

Peskov or Putin need to come out and say, that the operation will achieve all its declared goals. They're afraid of saying it, as they don't want to ruin the negotiations. But the deadline for successful negotiations for this round, needs to be established, and quickly.

As much as I don't like Peskov, Peskov has already come out and said that all the objectives in Ukraine will be achieved, it is on Telegram.

I saw it on telegram too, but not in the news

SO did he say it or didn't he?

And if he didn't say it, so then hurry up and make the deal with Kiev that you were demanding from the beginning - neutrality for the Ukraine, recognition of DNR/LNR independence, and recognition of Russian Crimea.

Right now the Russian leadership is trying to sit on 2 chairs and appease everybody

ludovicense wrote:What impresses me most about this war is the number of Ukrainian casualties. If the daily count of the number of dead and targets destroyed that the Russian MoD publishes (I follow by telegram) daily is true, or even part of these numbers, it means that the Ukrainian leadership does not represent its population or has control over its units. Sacrificing your soldiers, your population, your economy to play the geopolitical game of the West, is not compatible with any leadership that has its country as a priority. Unfortunately for the Ukrainians this is what these leaders are doing. Probably everyone with their bank accounts stuffed with euros/dollars ready to live a quiet life in Paris, London or NY after things settle down.

teh_beard wrote:

As predicted, with Wagner's joing the frey rates of denazification double. Due to mutual utilisation and recycling.
What a cutesy runes!

flamming_python wrote:My mind is set after the Bucha 'massacre' honestly

If they really did shell their own people just for yet another propaganda movie..

Then they will stop at absolutely nothing. That means Russia cannot either. But Russia must convince the Ukrainian people of the truth of the people ruling them.

ALAMO wrote:

Ispan wrote:
Apart from the choppers at Mariupol and the attack on Belgorod oil tanks, can anyone give me a quick rundown of most recent developments?

Thanks in advance

Russkies are winning.
Glad to help.

Firebird wrote:
Is it me, or do those plough divots in the ground look really wide compared to the wreckage?
Likewise those flecks on the soil look quite big.

Bottom line, could it be a remote control plane?
Infact look at the remains of that rear engine.

I'm not sure... just thinking out loud.