Russian special military operation in Ukraine #12

Eugenio Argentina wrote:Does anyone know what weapon the Russian soldier uses, which appears to shoot exploding grenades at the Ukrainian group?

https://t.me/boris_rozhin/43121

teh_beard wrote:

Eugenio Argentina wrote:Does anyone know what weapon the Russian soldier uses, which appears to shoot exploding grenades at the Ukrainian group?

https://t.me/boris_rozhin/43121

RG-6.
Note the wild throw of the weapon before each shot - its due to cilinder with grenades being articulated with spring tension released to rotate it before each shot in true revolver fashion.
Milkor suffers the sane problem, to my knowledge.

kvs wrote:https://t.me/ostashkonews/8007

The story of the Moskva:

It was deployed near Romania and Odessa to track the origin of the "Ukrainian" jets doing runs to the east.
It turns out they are operating from Romanian airfields flying out over the Black Sea and north to Odessa.
The Mosvka was employed to track this activity with its 500 km range phased array radar.

Apparently two UAVs attacked the Moskva.   One was shot down and the other managed to take out about
half of its radar capacity.  This would make it vulnerable to a Neptun or similar attack.  

In any case, NATzO was involved in the Moskva incident.  

 

kvs wrote:https://t.me/ostashkonews/8007

The story of the Moskva:

It was deployed near Romania and Odessa to track the origin of the "Ukrainian" jets doing runs to the east.
It turns out they are operating from Romanian airfields flying out over the Black Sea and north to Odessa.
The Mosvka was employed to track this activity with its 500 km range phased array radar.

Apparently two UAVs attacked the Moskva.   One was shot down and the other managed to take out about
half of its radar capacity.  This would make it vulnerable to a Neptun or similar attack.  

In any case, NATzO was involved in the Moskva incident.  

 

d_taddei2 wrote:Believe some of these newly delivered weapons are already Destroyed  

Updates

1) The US Treasury: In the next stage, we will focus on pursuing those who try to violate sanctions against Russia

2) Russian troops already in Zarichne

3) Putin discusses Russia-Ukraine talks, Middle East with Palestinian leader Abbas

4) Russia now has 76 battalion tactical groups in Ukraine now, a slight increase in recent days, a senior U.S. defense official says

5) The U.S. official says the United States has no evidence that the sunken Russian warship had nuclear weapons when it went down. (contrary to Twitter gossip)

6) First flights carrying $800 million worth of weapons arrived Sunday and will be delivered to Ukraine: U.S. senior defense official

par far wrote:


#1.) This can back fire or it can work for the US, if it back fires(the most likely situation), it will **** the US up.

#3.) The Russian-Israeli relations seem not too good right now, is Israel towing the US line?

par far wrote:#3.) The Russian-Israeli relations seem not too good right now, is Israel towing the US line?

ucmvulcan wrote:As for Israel, well I can't blame Israel for its position on the US.  After all they are a client state to the US like Syria is to Russia.

Big_Gazza wrote:

ucmvulcan wrote:As for Israel, well I can't blame Israel for its position on the US.  After all they are a client state to the US like Syria is to Russia.

You think Israel is a "client state"?



No, its Tel Aviv that wears the pants.  Just look at the way the US congressional sycophants give standing ovations to Ziostani politicians whenever they come to tour their North American colony.  Every single Murkan political whore is on its feet, and the chamber reverberates with thunderous appluase that goes on for minutes at a time.

There is a reason why the US Congress is considered by many who are geopolitically savvy to be the main "Occupied Territory".

It truly is a disgustingly servile display, but the US MSM (and their Jewish owners) just loves it and their manicured sock puppets speak warmly about the outrage as though its the most natural thing in the world.  How in the world do patriotic Americans tolerate this obsequious bullshat?

flamming_python wrote:
It's not about being Russia's friend, it's about strategy. You want to try and split the US and its allies as a bloc, and the less are engaged in simultaneous hostilities with, the better.

Hence it doesn't benefit Russia to respond to any Israeli diplomatic provocations at present time, other than through its own diplomatic demarches and messages.

PapaDragon wrote:

GarryB wrote:

What's the point for a burned out 40 year old hull?

Perhaps make a memorial out of it

Memorial to what? Incompetence?

Smartest thing to do now is to drop pile of depth charges on the wreckage and forget that the whole sorry thing ever existed

zorobabel wrote:Berdyansk today  

https://t.me/asbmil/1109

PapaDragon wrote:

GarryB wrote:

What's the point for a burned out 40 year old hull?

Perhaps make a memorial out of it

Memorial to what? Incompetence?

Smartest thing to do now is to drop pile of depth charges on the wreckage and forget that the whole sorry thing ever existed