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    Russian special military operation in Ukraine #10

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    Post  limb Sat Apr 09, 2022 6:27 am

    flamming_python wrote:
    GunshipDemocracy wrote:

    RIA News
    ❗The Russian Ministry of Defense
    in Kramatorsk: An analysis of the radius of destruction of the warhead, as well as the characteristic position of the body of the tail section of the Tochka-U missile unequivocally confirm that it was launched from the southwest direction from Kramatorsk. According to available…
    The Russian Defense Ministry has warned that the threat of Kyiv provocations and rocket attacks on civilians remains high:

    The Ukrainian armed forces still possess a significant arsenal of Tochka-U missiles. Before the start of the special military operation, the Kiev regime had at its disposal 20 Tochka-U missile systems, which included 2 launchers each.

    During the special military operation, 8 Ukrainian Tochki-U launchers and about 90% of the missiles in the arsenals were destroyed.

    https://t.me/rian_ru/157869

    Missiles vs. length of operation.  I wonder how many months of operation Russia can sustain current rate of  cruise missiles usage?  I hope there are hundreds still in stock. NAtoZI are going to  supply new ammo and weapons to nazi junta to keep war going...  :/

    The tempo is lower now. The most important stuff has been cratered. What's left is mostly hideouts of this or that group, hidden arms caches, new shipments of weapons/vehicles/aircraft, and maybe some more rail junctions.

    The West ultimately has the advantage. It has $300 billion in confiscated Russian money to produce arms with and invest into R&D. It can supply everything to the Ukraine.

    Thus Russia needs to collapse Ukrainian morale quickly and take control over more territory.
    It needs to bomb supply runs too

    Russia probably still has plenty of missiles but it needs them in case of war with NATO.
    As it closes distance and eleminates more air defense it would be more prudent to rely on older munitions; Kh-25s, Kh-29s, Kh-15s, Smerch rockets, Shturm/Atakas. Anything old or decommissioned that it can combine with modern targeting basically.
    Eventually it can move on to iron bombs with the SVP-24 targeting complex of the Su-24M

    While it's doing that Russia should produce as much as possible of the experimental stuff, to be able to attack from medium range via a selection of platforms:
    Koalitsiya with ramjet powered shells
    Grom 1/2 gliding bombs
    Izdeliye 305
    Hermes-K vehicles
    Ka-52M with drones
    Kh-59
    UCAVs of all stripes
    Tornado-K

    In addition to the Iskanders/Kalibrs/Onyxes/Kh-55s/Kh-102s of course.

    Russia can't churn out any 1 item too quickly but with the sheer range of weapons and platforms all produced at different factories or assembly lines, it can produce a hell of a lot quite promptly in summary.
    Will the west suffer any consequences for actually using confiscated Russian reserves?

    Btw, why aren't Russian BMP-3s equipped with ERA blocks and applique armor?
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    Post  Regular Sat Apr 09, 2022 6:48 am

    Krasnopol rounds are nice and all, but they are very expensive. Was there a project in Russia to have PGM kits to convert old stocks into a bit more precise munitions?
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    Post  magnumcromagnon Sat Apr 09, 2022 7:28 am

    Regular wrote:Krasnopol rounds are nice and all, but they are very expensive. Was there a project in Russia to have PGM kits to convert old stocks into a bit more precise munitions?
    They were expensive because by the time they were developed, Gordochev had the brilliant idea to have the Soviet Ruble be twice the value of the U.S. Dollar. Back then the U.S. Dollar had twice the value it does have now (at least by 2019 Dollars, current inflation not withstanding). So by 2019 U.S. Dollars, the late 1980's Soviet Ruble had 4x their value. The Russian Ruble circa April 2022 was 75-to-1 value in relation to the US Dollar, but the late 80's Soviet Ruble had 300x the value of the current Russian Ruble (circa April 2022).

    With more modern machine tools, computers, and other digital technology, and a significantly devalued Ruble, the Krasnopol rounds cost nowhere close to what they used to (a $100k a piece during Gordochev's reign).

    But wait, there's more! Even more accurate GLONASS (SatNav) 152mm shells were developed in 2011, and they only cost $2k a piece with the higher valued Russian Ruble (circa 2011) compared to current Russian Ruble. In stark contrast the US equivalent cost $50k-80k a piece.

    The mere fact that GLONASS shells only cost $2k (2011 Russian Rouble value) a piece and are more accurate than laser shells, but they're not being used widely in Ukraine but Krasnopol rounds are, supports the idea that laser shells are now cheaper than SatNav shells.

    limb wrote:
    flamming_python wrote:
    GunshipDemocracy wrote:

    RIA News
    ❗The Russian Ministry of Defense
    in Kramatorsk: An analysis of the radius of destruction of the warhead, as well as the characteristic position of the body of the tail section of the Tochka-U missile unequivocally confirm that it was launched from the southwest direction from Kramatorsk. According to available…
    The Russian Defense Ministry has warned that the threat of Kyiv provocations and rocket attacks on civilians remains high:

    The Ukrainian armed forces still possess a significant arsenal of Tochka-U missiles. Before the start of the special military operation, the Kiev regime had at its disposal 20 Tochka-U missile systems, which included 2 launchers each.

    During the special military operation, 8 Ukrainian Tochki-U launchers and about 90% of the missiles in the arsenals were destroyed.

    https://t.me/rian_ru/157869

    Missiles vs. length of operation.  I wonder how many months of operation Russia can sustain current rate of  cruise missiles usage?  I hope there are hundreds still in stock. NAtoZI are going to  supply new ammo and weapons to nazi junta to keep war going...  :/

    The tempo is lower now. The most important stuff has been cratered. What's left is mostly hideouts of this or that group, hidden arms caches, new shipments of weapons/vehicles/aircraft, and maybe some more rail junctions.

    The West ultimately has the advantage. It has $300 billion in confiscated Russian money to produce arms with and invest into R&D. It can supply everything to the Ukraine.

    Thus Russia needs to collapse Ukrainian morale quickly and take control over more territory.
    It needs to bomb supply runs too

    Russia probably still has plenty of missiles but it needs them in case of war with NATO.
    As it closes distance and eleminates more air defense it would be more prudent to rely on older munitions; Kh-25s, Kh-29s, Kh-15s, Smerch rockets, Shturm/Atakas. Anything old or decommissioned that it can combine with modern targeting basically.
    Eventually it can move on to iron bombs with the SVP-24 targeting complex of the Su-24M

    While it's doing that Russia should produce as much as possible of the experimental stuff, to be able to attack from medium range via a selection of platforms:
    Koalitsiya with ramjet powered shells
    Grom 1/2 gliding bombs
    Izdeliye 305
    Hermes-K vehicles
    Ka-52M with drones
    Kh-59
    UCAVs of all stripes
    Tornado-K

    In addition to the Iskanders/Kalibrs/Onyxes/Kh-55s/Kh-102s of course.

    Russia can't churn out any 1 item too quickly but with the sheer range of weapons and platforms all produced at different factories or assembly lines, it can produce a hell of a lot quite promptly in summary.
    Will the west suffer any consequences for actually using confiscated Russian reserves?

    Btw, why aren't Russian BMP-3s equipped with ERA blocks and applique armor?

    You both seem to have a poor understanding of what those $300 billion in reserves were used for. They aren't liquid for f*cks sake!!! Russia got rid of most of the Americuntski treasury bills by 2014. They were mostly Euro bonds used to prop up the reputation and world standing of the EU and the Euro, with the propose of easing business and political relations between the EU and Russia. Buying bonds is to support the political-economic ecosystem of the EU.

    By freezing (the movement of) Russia's $300 billion in Euro bonds, the UrinePeons effectively declared Euro bonds and the Euro are worthless! Why the f*ck do you think UrinePeons are getting hit with inflation like crazy lol?!?!

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    Post  mavaff Sat Apr 09, 2022 7:45 am

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    I absolutely love this song.  Its absolute raw power.  I am half surprised the West's cancel culture hasn't canceled it because it has got to cause fascists and their enablers to crap bricks.  

    it's my new ringtone.

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    Post  par far Sat Apr 09, 2022 7:53 am

    A very good report by RT in Mariupol.


    https://t.me/realCRP/4258





    If you listen to the Russian solider, he says that the forces the Russians are facing are very well trained, they work in small groups and there are dark skinned people among them, he also says that, there is no way that, the locals could have been trained this well, even in the 8 years that west has been in Ukraine.

    This means that there are some top level western special forces in Mariupol and that is why the west is eager to get them out.


    On a off topic, how do you guys think that the best Russian special forces compare with the best western special forces? Are they same in skill level and training? How does their weapons systems compare?

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    Post  lancelot Sat Apr 09, 2022 9:02 am

    magnumcromagnon wrote:You both seem to have a poor understanding of what those $300 billion in reserves were used for. They aren't liquid for f*cks sake!!! Russia got rid of most of the Americuntski treasury bills by 2014. They were mostly Euro bonds used to prop up the reputation and world standing of the EU and the Euro, with the propose of easing business and political relations between the EU and Russia. Buying bonds is to support the political-economic ecosystem of the EU.

    By freezing (the movement of) Russia's $300 billion in Euro bonds, the UrinePeons effectively declared Euro bonds and the Euro are worthless! Why the f*ck do you think UrinePeons are getting hit with inflation like crazy lol?!?!
    Russia dumped most of its dollars. They got rid of all US bonds they had years ago. They vanished into the Caribbean and then popped up in Saudi Arabia's balance sheet. The Chinese and Saudi Arabia are probably the largest holders of US bonds. And the US had to f up not only the Russian Central Bank reserves, they even went against rich Russians outside Russia and their possessions. You can probably guess how happy the Saudis and their quite extensive royal family were seeing the UK confiscating yachts and mansions in London from the oligarchs in "solidarity" to Ukraine after the Russian intervention. Considering the Saudis are some of the main owners of the most expensive properties in London. You will probably see Middle Eastern and Chinese investors start dumping their properties all over the West quicksnap. Chinese institutional investors have already been dumping their EU holdings for some 2 years.

    Russia had a lot of Euro bonds. But they also had a lot of European investment in Russia. So it kind of balances out. It was a way for Russia to try to pry the Europeans from the US's orbit. But it failed. The Eurobonds are no major loss. I think the major loss is all the machines they purchased from Europe which now they can't buy spare parts or service for. Tsk, tsk. Another reason not to want transport aircraft from the duopoly.

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    Post  GarryB Sat Apr 09, 2022 9:15 am

    Unbridled jingoism? All the other foreigners here support their own states

    Not when it is wrong I don't.

    NZ didn't join in the criticism of China, but they are talking about the situation in the Ukraine from the US point of view which I cannot support.

    And lol at the dimwit suggesting that Peskov's comments are a misdirection and 6D chess

    Peskov and other officials have been giving their own personal opinions... I realise they would be arrested in the west and put in prison for treason, but people are entitled to their own view.

    I haven't read all of the previous comments in this thread but what is it with German intelligence intercepting radio transmissions about Russian soldiers talking about killing Ukrainian civilians in the town of Bucha? This is being used as evidence of war crimes. Don't get angry with me please because I want to hear from another source not in the West.

    I wonder if they have anything to do with the German Chemical labs that found Novachok on Navalny?

    Honestly how could they tell Russians speaking Russian from Ukrainians speaking Russian and pretending to be Russian soldiers... that is assuming these recordings even exist... maybe what they intercepted is MI6 planning the killings in Russian... to frame Russia.

    But in the end it doesn't matter... Putin wont go to trial for a fake massacre just like no US president stood trial for the very real massacre at Mi Lai in Vietnam.

    After the white helmets and take gas attack in order to instigate western involvement in Syria,I am extremely skeptical of western propaganda, particularly when the west has everything to gain from it and it is voiced from Intel agency backed NGOs and msm.

    And it is only going to get worse as Ukrainian soldiers put on civilian clothes and pretend to be civies and use civilian transport.

    then the Russian's have outright said they didn't do it and that they are indeed open for having an independent investigation done to which the west (UK the biggest one) said no. So as soon as they said no, that pretty much cleared the air as to what this is all about. The west will of course try their best to come up with any fake evidence. I mean, it doesnt take a genius to get Ukrainians to talk into radio and make themselves sound Russian. Doesn't matter how ridiculous it all sounds.

    The west didn't wait for investigations into alledged chemical weapons attacks in Syria and of course we know why because after the investigation they were proved to be fake... but the west had already launched its missile strike anyway... which was mostly useless anyway.

    Disagree.
    This shit is being produced to push undecided to a side.

    That is true, but when it is proven to be false then what will happen to those undecided?

    If China will change its mind, it will be an economic game over for Russia, we realize that.

    China can't change its mind... if it does then it is next and it will have to face the west without Russia...

    China knows exactly what is happening, and it doing what it needs to do to make sure it and Russia survive and prosper.

    The biggest mistake Russia did, is not creating alternative communication channels combined with a world audience.
    Rutube should be booming, but it is not.

    But they did... RT might be blocked in the west, but not the rest of the world.

    They put all eggs into RT basket if you ask me, and now they have faced just a cut-off of a whole 10+ years of a good job done.
    This part was not prepared for a war. Maybe they lacked time, IDK

    It was so successful western media companies became desperate for a reason to block it and it was being limited and its workers harrassed before this conflict even started... 8 years ago.

    People on this forum are really naive about war. War crimes do happen, especially in conflicts that include huge mass of civilian population caught in the middle of it.

    Of course they do, Kiev has been shelling its own civilians claiming they are Russians occupying Ukrainian territory because they prefer to speak Russian.... that is a warcrime.

    The Russian soldiers would not benefit from murdering enemy civilians however, so it really does not make sense... especially when the victims are found out in the streets four days after the Russians left and when they left no mention was made of any civilians being killed.

    Regarding Bucha - real deal will be once International court prosecutors start to dig for facts.

    When you say international you mean European, which has no power to decide anything at all and has proven to be a tool of the US to prosecute Serbs and other people it does not like at the moment.

    On the other side Russia just denies and will never ever accept international court jurisdiction but just denying is not enough - the level of violence in Ukraine is mind blowing and it is two sided so Russian position is really weak.

    Actually their position is quite strong because the west has proven to do this sort of thing all the time.... Russia not so much.

    Prosecution will go after chain command.

    Western prosecution will go after Putin because that has been the goal all along.

    They will them use these weapons to shoot down a passenger jet liner either during take off or landing and subsequently the U.S and U.K will accuse Russia for being involved in the attack/s.

    Not just MANPADS... imagine taking an ATGM into a busy city and looking for a fuel tanker truck to fire a rocket at in heavy traffic or as it enters a tunnel...

    That's right. Some Finns like me are now just a bit worried if there will US bases in Finland.

    But as Lavrov said earlier this year "It's Finland's own business, but Russia hopes Finland not to join"

    Russia can't tell Finland what to do, but common sense is that if Finland starts inviting US bases and weapons and HATO equipment then Russia will have to respond and Finland might not like that response but then Russia has no say in what Finland does Finland has no say in what Russia does either.

    Not a problem now but after they do what they will do it might be too late to go back to what we have now.

    But I am sure whatever happens America will tell you it is all Putins fault.

    Apart from everything else, Russia doesn't typically fire against any targets in cities during the day. It also doesn't have Tochka-Us in service since 10 years ago but that goes without saying. It has them in storage and could in theory recommission them, but we haven't seen Russia use them in this conflict at all. It sticks to more modern and precise weapons.

    Tochka uses the same guidance as Iskander and is very accurate, but a cluster warhead is for area targets of course.

    One of Elenski´s buddies first claimed it was a Iskander, then the clown himself said it was a Totchka.

    The gridfins prove it is Tochka. Iskander does not use conventional control surfaces.

    Nah, standardize them with American equipment i see. But of course, those with industries leftover from Soviet era will lose their manufacturing capability. Poland is expected to lost their tank manufacturing industries and expertise. and many others.

    That was the advice from America for Russia in the 1990s... you don't need to make anything... you have oil and gas and when you sell that to us you can use the Euros and US dollars you make to buy everything you need from us in the west, so the west gets cheap energy and Russia buys its shit with the money they make from it.

    Eastern Europe doesn't need a military industrial complex because it is competition for the US... they can just borrow money to buy US stuff.

    Maybe the longer it last the more time we have to strengthen the currency and to reorient the trade

    Even if it ends tomorrow, Putin is now certain that the west wants Russians dead.

    Nazis and bio weapons and nukes were all optimised and selectively chosen tools to wind up Putin and Russians... it happened under Obama but continued under Trump so this was going to happen.

    Russia needs to realise the west will always hate it and try to destroy it and it needs to look to the rest of the world for growth and development.... which is going to be good for the rest of the world because the west controls and contains every country... Russia and China and soon India wont... a powerful growing China is no threat to Russia and a powerful and growing Russia is not threat to China.

    It is the US that refuses to share power....

    Russia will have to switch suppliers to Asia but this will both take time and be expensive. Then again I think it will be worse for Europe.

    It will take time and be expensive, but it will also be worth it because it doesn't just break the chains and ropes the west uses to control Russia, it creates rest of teh world alternatives for things the west has control of... that the rest of the world can use to bypass western control too.

    It is like the US using the US dollar as a weapon... by using it as a weapon they are destroying it and themselves... Russia should not help them in any way.

    I am disgusted by most European nations that are supporting and whitewashing these reckless fascists.

    Pretty sure Putin realises... he didn't start this attack for fun and has not recklessly thrown the Russian military around for fun... he knows this is a fundamental break with the west... with the US really, but I am sure they will continue to have relations with parts of the west that resist total US control.

    They will continue to sell gas and oil, but in rubles and not euros or dollars... they will likely sell other products like fertiliser too, but they have given up any possibility of good relations with the west until the west does not mean the US.

    How much hardship will europe put up with for washington... only the people of the eu can say.

    Zelensky needs to face criminal charges in the Hague along with his generals. I would make that a condition of any agreement now.

    The Hague... they would give him a medal because he is not a Serb.

    That was very ignorant, you know !

    It was a reasonable response to the original post.

    If you posted something and I said I normally don't like the shit you post but this was good I wouldn't expect you to be my best friend either.

    Telling someone who said they don't like my posts that they should just ignore me is good advice I think, unless you came here to read things you don't like, which is also OK but the advice is still sound.

    It is like the people who get offended at certain TV programmes... well just don't watch them obviously.

    Subsiquent discussion about this is going to be moved to the talking bollocks thread where it belongs....

    And I hope the ratio is not actually that high. Else who will be left in the Ukraine, just women, kids and old people?

    Suicide attacks are costly, especially when the opposition has air and artillery... not to mention ukrainian nazis who don't care about civilians or their own soldiers and use them like bullets.

    There's no point destroying Russia if you end up destroying yourself too. I don't think the West will risk it

    The west thinks the world needs the west... it is the centre of technology and morally and ethically right about everything... without the west Russia will collapse and when Russia collapses the west will use the abundant resoruces of Russia to then defeat China... which they might lose a lot fo Indian soldiers in that battle but it will be worth it because they are not white and there are too many of them... they make the west nervious...

    FP, do you really think that the United States has the strength to strike at Saudi Arabia, Algeria, Egypt, Iran, Venezuela?

    Those countries could easily strike back by refusing any and all use of the US dollar or the Euro... the more countries do that the more problems the US will have...

    General Waldemar Skrzypczak, former head of the Polish🇵🇱 ground forces, has called for the Russian🇷🇺 enclave of Kaliningrad to be incorporated into Poland.
    However, Kaliningrad (formerly called Königsberg) was never Polish, but German.

    Former head of a miliary unit in Kaliningrad should call for Poland to be incorporated into Kaliningrad as well as the Baltic states of course...

    These are designed to be used against masses of soft targets in an open field, there are no such Russian or separatist ditto within range, given the established trajectory, so there's no legitimate military reason to fire it in this direction at all.

    They have a range of warhead options and the cluster munition warhead is specifically for dealing with groups of people in the open without cover... it would be useless against armour or dug in troop positions, but ideal for advancing troops in the open, or in this case retreating civilians.

    And like in Bucha, like in Kramatorsk, there will be something that will betray them each time. And people in the Ukraine will notice, and are noticing. Kiev is simply shortening its own lifespan for the sake of some media headlines

    I noticed Western leaders have been mum on Kramatorsk today since the very initial report. Looks like they're opting to bury it. Can't really be spun can it.

    And the more rabid their dog becomes the more they will want Russia to put it down for them... because they wont.

    The people of the Ukraine aren't stupid, but many are quite desperate...

    Even then, the West was not bothered by communism (communism was just a cover), but even then, as now, the main obstacle was Russia.

    The British have been hating the Russians for centuries... nothing at all to do with Communism.

    Here in New Zealand we have coastal artillery built in some major ports to deal with invasions of Russians... the one here in Dunedin was built in 1889 or so.

    Russia's reluctance to destroy Ukraine is only being viewed as a weakness by NATzO.

    The HATO view of Russia is meaningless. Ukraines view of Russia will determine their future shape and relations.

    GARRY, if there are major problems with the West (and there are pro-Russian forumers from the West here), I expect you to lead all of us forum members into a decisive battle against fascism!

    I can run a forum, but not equipped or interested in fighting a war.

    Russia does not need to fight the west... when Russia and China and other countries start to split with the west it is the west that will realise how much it depends on the rest of the world... I am hoping europe will work out the damage this conflict has done to it and that it was all so unnecessary but a plan created and driven from Washington... the sooner each individual country of the west grows up and realises it has a responsibility to its own citizens to do things in its own interests rather than just following orders from the US that only ever benefit the US and even then only the rich and powerful in the US... maybe the people of the US will realise this too and those zombie movies might come true where the majority will rise up and consume the 1% with more money and power than any human should ever be allowed to have.

    It is not a war for Russia to fight, they will set up defences and man trenches but once they have sorted out Ukraine this is it... they don't care about the rest and it is not their job to save Europe from the US.

    Let them watch the growth and development possible when there is no US standing over you holding you down and controlling you.

    More importantly watch how China also grows and any other country that joins their silk road and other projects to promote trade... the silk road was a trade route from Asia to the EU but simply linking all those countries together is enough... it can increase trade amongst all the countries without actually going into the EU... they could divert the route through the middle east into africa and have trade from africa to asia boosting economies and promoting growth and development while the EU stagnates and imposes more sanctions.

    Apparently the Ukraine is going to get 16 of these things

    https://t.me/new_militarycolumnist/79769

    Self-propelled 155mm Slovak artillery

    They are going to have to send a lot of ammo...

    Important they don't mix those up too because 155mm and 152mm are not mix and match...

    Missiles vs. length of operation. I wonder how many months of operation Russia can sustain current rate of cruise missiles usage? I hope there are hundreds still in stock. NAtoZI are going to supply new ammo and weapons to nazi junta to keep war going... :/

    They will have enormous stocks of updated anti ship missiles they could use with land attack capability... a lot of the older missiles were relatively slow and easy targets for a modern ships defences but against fixed land targets they are accurate enough and generally have a 1 ton warhead to sink a bigish ship and their subsonic approach speed is not a problem... if they shoot it down with SAMs then that is using up their SAMs... if they don't shoot them down it is still using up SAMs and destroying targets as well... they will have enormous numbers of missiles like Granit and Vulcan they can use up like this...

    Air launched missils like the old Kh-22Ms could also be used up in this way too... just not the ones with nuke warheads of course... yet.

    The West ultimately has the advantage. It has $300 billion in confiscated Russian money to produce arms with and invest into R&D. It can supply everything to the Ukraine.

    Not at all because those 300 billion dollars can be seized in western assets in Russia by Russia in response so those 300 billion in the western banks will need to be paid in compensation to those companies who lost assets in Russia...

    Russia probably still has plenty of missiles but it needs them in case of war with NATO.

    Not they don't.

    Any conflict with HATO will be nuclear... conventional missiles not required... that will send a message.

    Will the west suffer any consequences for actually using confiscated Russian reserves?

    It totally undermines the concepts of western economics if they can choose to confiscate a countries foreign reserves... this will lead to countries not keeping their money in the western bank system.

    And of course the west has not made it clear what it is doing with Russian money... as soon as they make public that various things are being paid for this way then Russia can sit down and decide a response, but it will likely be seizing western assets in Russia to an equivalent value... like McDonalds... they can seize ownership and keep them operating so workers don't lose their jobs and local food providers can keep their contracts... they could redesign the model and start changing the brand design to something more Russian... and not just McDonalds.

    I would leave the food companies that refused to sabotage world food prices by taking action against Russia, but the ones like Apple are all fair game... there will likely be factories and other things they have making stuff there too... car companies, computer companies etc etc.

    I am sure they have already made a list.

    Btw, why aren't Russian BMP-3s equipped with ERA blocks and applique armor?

    Against enemy cannon fire or HMG fire or light anti armour weapons like RPG-22 it is effective but against most modern anti tank stuff it is not so effective I suspect.

    APS systems would be more useful I suspect and getting more into service should be a priority.

    Krasnopol rounds are nice and all, but they are very expensive. Was there a project in Russia to have PGM kits to convert old stocks into a bit more precise munitions?

    Krasnopol rounds are cheap... they are just laser homing. There is a new fuse system that has control fins and GLONASS attached to it that fits the fuse pockets of 152mm calibre and larger ammo including 160mm mortar rounds and 240mm mortar rounds and 180mm artillery and 203mm artillery.

    They were talking about them for quite some time for use on Coalition... 10m CEP day night and all weather over 70km firing distance.... by now probably further improved, but we don't know if it is in service yet.

    An advantage of the Krasnopol is the laser target marking which means you can hit moving targets... if the laser target marker is in a drone it is much easier and more responsive.

    The Krasnopol round was actually rather cheap and the French were going to buy the modified M model (Krasnopol-M) in 155mm HATO calibre but of course they backed out under US pressure presumably.

    On a off topic, how do you guys think that the best Russian special forces compare with the best western special forces? Are they same in skill level and training? How does their weapons systems compare?

    They seem to be very capable in Syria... and in Ukraine... finding targets for long range missiles to hit is a critical part of the system most don't even consider.... having a Buyan ship in the middle of the Caspian Sea with a 2,500km range Kalibre on board means nothing if there are not target coordinates and fight paths that will take it around local known air defence sites to hit a fuel dump or ammo store or HQ.

    HQs can probably located easily enough just by cell tower traffic and any sat phone use or unusual antenna on the roof of the building but most other targets need eyes on the ground... which is where spec ops come in.

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    Post  ALAMO Sat Apr 09, 2022 9:17 am

    flamming_python wrote:

    And like in Bucha, like in Kramatorsk, there will be something that will betray them each time. And people in the Ukraine will notice, and are noticing. Kiev is simply shortening its own lifespan for the sake of some media headlines

    I noticed Western leaders have been mum on Kramatorsk today since the very initial report. Looks like they're opting to bury it. Can't really be spun can it.

    The problem is, that they don't care.
    This whole Hollywood production is made for EU&US society.

    It is 7 years since MH17.
    The Malaysians openly stated the whole "investigation" was a hoax and mixed out of it.
    Russian MoD made a professional release, translated into several languages, presenting all the facts obtained. One could see the original Soviet originated books&documents presenting the history of the precisely identified missile, that was delivered to Lvov oblast AD battalion in 1986, and never left Ukro.
    Now, you can ask any random person in the EU about the matter, and you will hear that Russkies shoot it down. Period.
    The only bright side of it, pardon my phrase, is that you are right about locals seeing that all. I suppose that anyone in Krematorsk know who shoot that missile, and anyone in Bucha knows who killed those people.

    magnumcromagnon wrote:Why the f*ck do you think UrinePeons are getting hit with inflation like crazy lol?!?!

    Because they were "printing" money like crazy due to covid stimulation packages, and all that empty money are just debt and are not connected with any real assets. Now when de facto defaulted to Russia, there is a hunger games arising.

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    Post  GarryB Sat Apr 09, 2022 9:23 am

    Russia had a lot of Euro bonds. But they also had a lot of European investment in Russia. So it kind of balances out. It was a way for Russia to try to pry the Europeans from the US's orbit. But it failed. The Eurobonds are no major loss. I think the major loss is all the machines they purchased from Europe which now they can't buy spare parts or service for. Tsk, tsk. Another reason not to want transport aircraft from the duopoly.

    Russia had this money in the west and the west has money and Russian companies have loans with the west as well... it will balance out meaning the west is going to have to use that money it has seized from Russia to compensate its own companies having their assets seized in response.

    Things like aircraft and spare parts and factories that supported those products, not to mention factories making cars and other items cheaper in Russia than they could be made in the west....

    It is almost certain Russia will wave any IP and copyright rules regarding essential western products needed to keep things going in Russia.

    Russia will eventually develop its own replacement systems and equipment which it will then be free to sell to the rest of the world a bit cheaper than the west likes to sell it... they are creating their own competition... so they are not only losing sales but creating competition for their own products world wide.

    Lots of unemployed people will be moving to Russia because they are going to be needing a lot of factory workers of all sorts.

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    Post  Ispan Sat Apr 09, 2022 10:21 am

    How credible is this? I am a bit skeptical and sounds far fetched that the Ukros really have that good intelligence and communications. Seems like an excuse for failures and difficulties

    https://vod-str.ru/pojavljajutsja-ocenki-ot-voennyh-o-hode-svo/

    I do agree with one point, though. Russia is deliberately not using their electronic warfare means so as not to reveal their secrets and give the US time to work out countermeasures

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    Post  lancelot Sat Apr 09, 2022 10:42 am

    I doubt Russia would let Ukraine have their civilian communications up if it was having a material impact on the situation in the ground.


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    Post  Stealthflanker Sat Apr 09, 2022 10:43 am

    Ispan wrote:How credible is this? I am a bit skeptical and sounds far fetched that the Ukros really have that good intelligence and communications. Seems like an excuse for failures and difficulties

    https://vod-str.ru/pojavljajutsja-ocenki-ot-voennyh-o-hode-svo/

    I do agree with one point, though. Russia is deliberately not using their electronic warfare means so as not to reveal their secrets and give the US time to work out countermeasures

    Ukraine may also use the same kind of communication radios and devices as Russian one, so if they start jamming. It will affect everyone.
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    Post  lancelot Sat Apr 09, 2022 10:51 am

    In theory you could snoop on the HF communications, translate the speech to text, and datamine it. If the Russians are indeed using plain HF communications on the infantry units NATO could try to use this data to gather a picture of the overall situation. However I find this kind of doubtful. It is more likely Ukraine are just coordinating attacks using information collected by collaborators they have on the ground. I know NATO, well the US, used this in recent conflicts. This would be traceable by getting the hand held devices these people are using and checking them out. This would likely be some sort of collaborative bulletin board/wiki type of thing where they collage data of sightings and direct units to attack.

    The talk about following the areas of concentration of radio signals to target strikes also makes some sense. I guess. What I find harder to believe would be that Russia would not be used to this since similar tactics have been used in Syria.

    Well not the Internet part of the conflict though. Since in Syria the government controls the network. But the thing is current Internet networks are too centralized and easy to attack. They are not like military communications networks at all. You attack the local routers and you blow up the network. Heck, you knock out the electric grid, and good luck getting those emergency generators to be of much use. And if it is a fiber optic link, it has no backup power like older copper lines did. All Russia needs to do is blackout any regions they enter.

    I also doubt that Russia would not have infiltrated the Ukrainian Internet to some degree. If there was such a massive amount of militarily relevant Internet traffic, it can be traced, and attacked. Russia probably kept the network up so they could snoop on the traffic to make a list of collaborators. The Ukrainians have also been nice enough to put videos of their atrocities online. So this will help catch those people. Something which would not be as easy if civilian communications were down.

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    Post  Hinex1988 Sat Apr 09, 2022 10:58 am

    🇷🇺🇺🇦Briefing by Russian Defence Ministry

    ▫The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continue the special military operation in Ukraine.

    💥During the night, high-precision air-based missiles destroyed a large ammunition depot of the Ukrainian Armed Forces near the Novomoskovsk, Dnepropetrovsk Region.

    💥MiG-29 fighter jet and Mi-8 helicopter of the Ukrainian Air Force, as well as a depot with aerial warfare equipment were detected and destroyed during aerial reconnaissance at Mirgorod military airfield, Poltava region.

    💥Russian Air Defence means shot down 4 Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles in the air near Belogorka, Krasnogorovka and Krutaya Balka.

    ✈💥Operational-tactical aviation of the Russian Aerospace Forces hit 85 military assets of Ukraine. Among them: 2 command posts, 3 multiple rocket launchers, 4 self-propelled artillery mounts, 1 field ammunition depot with ammunition supply point, 2 logistics depots, and 4 strong points and areas of Ukrainian military equipment concentration.

    📊In total, 127 aircraft and 98 helicopters, 425 unmanned aerial vehicles, 2,031 tanks and other armored combat vehicles, 228 multiple launch rocket systems, 880 field artillery and mortars, as well as 1,932 units of special military vehicles of the Armed Forces of Ukraine were destroyed during the operation.

    ▫According to confirmed reports, the Kiev nationalist regime is preparing another provocation to accuse Russia of allegedly massacring civilians in Irpen, Kiev Region.

    ❗I would like to draw your attention to the fact that units of the Russian Armed Forces left the town more than a week ago.

    ▫The Security Service of Ukraine plans to bring the bodies of local residents killed by Ukrainian artillery shelling from the morgue of the town hospital on Polevaya Street to the basement of a building on the eastern outskirts of Irpen.

    ▫Then a staged action with shooting and "destruction" of an alleged "Russian reconnaissance group" that arrived in Irpen "to kill witnesses of Russian war crimes" will be staged by the Security Service of Ukraine in Puscha-Voditskii forest area.

    ▫At the same time, the bodies of captured Russian servicemen previously killed by nationalists under torture will be presented as "undeniable evidence" in the forest.

    ▫This cynical staged action is organised for later distribution of video footage through the Western media.

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    Post  Podlodka77 Sat Apr 09, 2022 12:12 pm

    I joked in the last post that I wrote that Garry was taking us to the front. I just wanted to see the reaction.

    This is my opinion on the development of the Russian Armed Forces after this operation.
    As for the price of use of cruise missiles, supersonic missiles or precisely guided anti-tank missiles and the fact that it is also expensive ...Well, it's not, because I'm convinced that Russia produces one Caliber for a price far less than one million dollars. The loss of a military plane is far more expensive, while the construction of attack and strategic nuclear submarines is incomparably more expensive.

    * As far as I can see, Russia also uses a large amount of non-modernized T-72B and T-80BV tanks. Even those are enough against the AFU. The West will continue to talk about "Russia will not have the money to produce new tanks after this operation", even though that West has no tanks. First of all, France, Germany and GB do not have enough of them. Even the T-72B3 and T-80BVM tanks are only a temporary measure until mass production of the T-14 begins. In fact, I am convinced that in the next few years, the T-90M will be the number 1 tank in terms of the number of copies produced. As for infantry fighting vehicles and armored personnel carriers, well, those vehicles of Russian and Western production simply do not have armor to protect themselves from tank grenades and ATGM such as "Chrysanthemum" or "Cornet". There is no chance that famous german Puma IFV can stand a direct hit even from ukrainian T-64.

    It is my opinion that the following weapon systems will be primary for the development of the future Russian army. Navy will be in the first place.

    1. Attack submarines (nuclear), non-nuclear submarines,  Project 22350 and 22350 M frigates, 20380/5/6 corvettes, new attack submarines, and future naval combat systems. I think the Navy will have a lot of new projects in a couple of years.

    2. Su-57 and Tu-160, Su-75, Su-34M, Su-35S, Su-30SM2, Ka-52M, Mi-28NM.  Also; Il-76MD-90A, Il-78MD-90A, A-100. As far as war aviation is concerned, I cannot determine the amount of Su-30SM2 / 34M / 35S produced in the future. Multirole; One thing is for sure, the Su-57 is becoming a priority and I think that the Su-75 will be developed rapidly, as well as that we can expect PAK-DA and PAK-DP in the near future. Transport aviation and helicopters; The Ka-52M and Mi-28NM helicopters have a secure future just like the Il-76MD-90A transport planes. The development of Il-112 and Il-276 needs to be completed.

    3. Strategic missile troops and SSBN's, hypersonic weapons, poseidon carrying submarines.  Strategic troops already have more than 80% of new intercontinental missiles and are largely rearmed. This will be added ; The RS-28 Sarmat, the additional amount of Avangard, Poseidon topredos, as well as the hyperonic missiles 3M22 Zircon, H-47M2 Kinzhal and 9K720 Iskander. Of course, there will be some new hypersonic rockets.

    4. UAV's, tanks like T-14 and T-90M, 2s35 Koalitsiya howitzers, BMP's like Kurganets and APC's like Boomerang. Russia, even with non-modernized tanks, has too many tanks that the West simply cannot swallow. Also, Russia, like the West, has modern anti-tank missiles.

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    Post  Kiko Sat Apr 09, 2022 1:04 pm

    par far wrote:
    If you listen to the Russian solider, he says that the forces the Russians are facing are very well trained, they work in small groups and there are dark skinned people among them, he also says that, there is no way that, the locals could have been trained this well, even in the 8 years that west has been in Ukraine.

    This means that there are some top level western special forces in Mariupol and that is why the west is eager to get them out.

    Not a big surprise there. Just like in Aleppo a while back.

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    Post  Hole Sat Apr 09, 2022 1:11 pm

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    Post  Firebird Sat Apr 09, 2022 1:16 pm

    limb wrote:
    Will the west suffer any consequences for actually using confiscated Russian reserves?

    |The West can't actually access them. (It has been independently reported).
    All the dramatic crap we read in the Western media fails to understand the reality of finance.
    Especially the American "we are soo tough" bullshit.

    Its all pretty notional. Russian companies owe US banks well over 300bn. Likewise Russia controls lots of investments in Russia. Both sides knew this was going to happen many many years before.
    Just look at the US "think tanks" ie lobbyists for warmongering eg Atlantic Council, Project for a New American Century (disbanded), Jamestown and all the other filth.


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    Post  Firebird Sat Apr 09, 2022 1:21 pm

    Uncle Sham made a big thing of going after the leaders of the Saddam Hussein govt.

    I wonder if there is an argument for Russia to do the same re Bandera-stan.
    Zelensky is obviously a puppet bitch with others hands up his arse.
    But what about Kolomoiski, Akmetov, Avakov and all the other "puppet govt" of the USA garbage.

    Of course hohols might want to go after Russians. But then Russia could hit parties in Washington with "Islamist" groups. America would realise it makes no sense to go after Russian politicians.

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    Post  JohninMK Sat Apr 09, 2022 3:09 pm

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    @DefenceU; regarding the Tochka-U fired at the train station: get the serial number of the missile off the debris. Provide a list of all Tochka-U’s in your inventory by serial number. Prove that missile was never in your inventory. But you can’t, because it was.




    Oh dear, how social media can sometimes bite you in the bum. Shades of Buk/MH-17

    Korobochka (コロボ) 🇺🇸✝🇷🇺
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    /pol/ users found multiple confirmed-Ukranian Tochka-Us which follow the same serial number system.

    On the left is the missile from Kramatorsk.
    On the right are missiles launched by Ukraine:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXjOjno3HE4

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fR68MnANH14


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    Post  JohninMK Sat Apr 09, 2022 3:14 pm

    Forensic evidence? Who gives a shit?

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    The photo speaks for itself. History will hopefully condemn everyone who parroted Ukrainian allegations that the missile was fired by Russia.



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    Post  flamming_python Sat Apr 09, 2022 3:18 pm

    The most horrendous thing is that they organized this 'evacuation' on purpose the previous day. Just to have more victims at the train station angry

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    Post  SolidarityWithRussia Sat Apr 09, 2022 3:34 pm

    Nazi Germany started its most terrible atrocities against civilians, when it became clear they would loose the war. So the actions of Nazi Ukraine should come as no surprise. This regime must be removed asap!


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    Wednesday, April 6, the figure was "more than 30". About 10,l more soldiers have arrived in recent days. ABC news.


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