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Log inDr.Snufflebug wrote:The cruise missile strikes have been going on for many hours now, there are reports of fresh strikes just now. So yeah, could definitely be the most serious barrage yet.
What locations are being targeted?
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Russian special military operation in Ukraine #14
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What locations are being targeted?
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ALAMO wrote:
Like all fakes.
And quite old actually, this bullshit was aired a few years ago.
We have enough hidden Ukros here, no need to make new ones.
The way the Polish regime is acting it may as well be composed of 100% pure Banderites.
Poland has Russia derangement syndrome.
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Re: Russian special military operation in Ukraine #14
Dr.Snufflebug Wed May 04, 2022 3:11 am
Erk wrote:Dr.Snufflebug wrote:The cruise missile strikes have been going on for many hours now, there are reports of fresh strikes just now. So yeah, could definitely be the most serious barrage yet.
What locations are being targeted?
Railway infrastructure and logistical centers, ammo depots etc in all major cities in the west. Lvov, Ternopil, Ivano-Frankivsk, Rovno etc. Transcarpathia was struck too according to some, I think that's a first.
Too many locations to list, and the smoke hasn't cleared yet.
Latest strikes, over the last hour appear to have been on targets near Odessa and Zaporozhe, so further east.
It can easily put you in an SBU torture cell if you post private footage of strikes, it's a criminal offense, so local photos/videos have almost disappeared and the only material from Ukrainians that gets published is heavily censored (pixelated, cropped) not to give away any hints of the location of the filmer and who he/she could be.
It is therefore difficult to really get an idea of what exactly is going on, until the RU MoD releases another briefing. And those briefings are what they are, not universal truth by any means.
Text messages from locals do however corroborate the censored imagery, and encompass most of Ukraine.
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Re: Russian special military operation in Ukraine #14
Cyrus the great Wed May 04, 2022 3:21 am
Urluber wrote:Mr. Kadyrov is right, suggesting The second stage should be conducted on whole of "Ukraine".
Lawlessness needs to stop.
"The main thing is to start the second stage. And specifically to conduct a special operation not only in the territory of Luhansk and Donetsk, but throughout Ukraine. Why? Because all the world's states that are armed with the best weapons — so they say-brazenly provide Ukraine. And these weapons are already being sold to local residents. This is already global chaos, lawlessness. So that this does not last, we need to put an end to it, we need to start the second stage," Kadyrov said.
https://www.gazeta.ru/army/news/2022/05/03/17678264.shtml
Holly molly, so the 2nd stage hasn't started yet? I hope Russia prevails in the Donbass and takes Kiev shorty thereafter because this NATO nightmare must end.
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Impressive close combat footage recorded by drone , pows taken
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Hole wrote:
POW´s
Thats right you filthy rats, hang yer fcking heads in SHAME. You bastards know what your side has done. You know how the Nazis behave, and what crimes they have committed yet still you fought for them????
Pricks.
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Hole wrote:
Su-24M dropping bombs
Interesting is the time delay.
If you will watch the full film, there is A LOT of time before bombs detonate.
And the bombs do not look like a runway/bunker busters
kvs wrote:
The way the Polish regime is acting it may as well be composed of 100% pure Banderites.
Poland has Russia derangement syndrome.
Polish regime would do anything that hurts Russia, no matter how much that would ricochet.
Poland's stand concerning Ukraine has several causes, and one of them is the infiltration of the society by the hidden Ukrainian factor.
It traces back to 1947 when the communist regime was stupid enough to perform a Vistula Operation.
That was a forced relocation of about 150k native Ukrainians from the southeast borders. Earlier, there was the first wave of relocations, when about 350k were transported to the Soviet territory.
Those people were located in the ex-German lands of Prussia, Stettin, and Breslau, facing an already established Polish community.
A community that was affected by the Volynian massacres earlier, or the Ukrainian uprising in 1939.
As one might think, the welcome was not very warm, and the Ukrainians were in minority. They have been bullied heavily.
The effect was mass hiding of the nationality and religion, including the changes of surnames, but made in parallel with the closing of the Ukrainian society. They were doing all they could to keep own heritage, still pretending that they are Poles. What they have started, was arranged marriages among their own, keeping the families tight, common celebrating of religious holidays etc.
What they have established, was kind of similar to the Jewish population.
When in the late 40s (or the 50s, I don't remember) a census was held among the population, in Stettin only 100 people claimed an Ukrainian nationality, while the diaspora that settled in the city was about 10 000 people.
The remaining 9900 pretended to be Poles already, with changed names, hidden religion and celebrating Ukrainian in their own groups and families.
The other factor was an overwhelming corruption applied to this relation from the very beginning. Both the Americans and Ukrainians bribed Polish politicians without any hesitation, which led to obviously harmful decisions.
Most pictures examples were something I call the "hydrocarbon saga".
Poland advocated for Ukraine for years, making decisions that hurt both Polish business and society.
It goes back to the 90s, when an outstanding campaign was unleashed to stop the process of building a second line of the Yamal. MoU was signed in 1993, and killed shortly after, with Polish bureaucrats doing everything to bury it.
Same story was the NorthStream saga, where Poland was invited to join several times, but refused harshly, citing ... the eternal friendship with the Ukraine and lack of will of "hurting Ukrainian economic interests". That is a very nice name to call a gas thieft that was at a full speed in Ukraine
But that things turned out more clear, with Mr. Kwasniewski transferred from the office of the president into vicechairman of Ukrainian Burisma, assisted by the Hunter Biden.
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Re: Russian special military operation in Ukraine #14
sundoesntrise Wed May 04, 2022 12:07 pm
Bruvs what happened to posters like atlascub and miketheterrible? Did they get papadragon-ed?
Especially atlascub was one of the few reasons to visit this board. Even sometimes based schizo (((flaming python))) has become quiter. A flip-flopper as he is, at least he was able to think for himself and get to new insights on his own. Now it's just non stop regurgitated BS from pro bono Kremlin mouthpieces
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Especially atlascub was one of the few reasons to visit this board. Even sometimes based schizo (((flaming python))) has become quiter. A flip-flopper as he is, at least he was able to think for himself and get to new insights on his own. Now it's just non stop regurgitated BS from pro bono Kremlin mouthpieces
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Some sections of the Western leadership beginning to accept the truth
https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/russia-ukraine-latest-news-2022-05-03/card/pope-says-nato-may-have-provoked-russian-invasion-of-ukraine-E7VAcqXGK8xNoHxJPQFs
https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/russia-ukraine-latest-news-2022-05-03/card/pope-says-nato-may-have-provoked-russian-invasion-of-ukraine-E7VAcqXGK8xNoHxJPQFs
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ALAMO wrote:Hole wrote:
Su-24M dropping bombs
Interesting is the time delay.
If you will watch the full film, there is A LOT of time before bombs detonate.
And the bombs do not look like a runway/bunker busters
These are ordinary high-explosive bombs. The delay is caused by the fact that they are being dropped from an extremely low altitude, so if these bombs exploded immediately, the plane that dropped them would fall under the fragments of its own bombs. In addition, this method of dropping bombs (the aircraft was actively maneuvering at the same time) does not allow for accurate bombing, so it can be assumed that the target was an area, and in fact this bombing is analogous to firing from MLRS - the defeat of an area poorly protected target.
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The only thing pope did, is presenting the whole situation from a wider perspective and distance.
This is how it is being seen by the people who are not involved.
All the EU is involved, just the same as NATO.
The narrative here will be harsh, just the same way it was considering the Syrian conflict.
NATO was a side of it either, actively supporting and supplying both ISIS and SDF.
And the way the conflict was presented to the audience was just the same style single-sided.
The difference is, that in countries where people have common sense and lack organized russophobia, the situation can be presented more objectively.
In Poland, people lost their minds, as the mass propaganda campaign strikes the fertile land of usual russophobia.
Any try to express a more objective picture is targeted by mass Ukrohysteria. People are afraid of expressing a lack of support, but on the other hand, rage is slowly boiling. Polish citizens face problems in daily life, like extending passport validity or things like that because the administration is busy "helping Ukrainians". People start asking questions about the aviability&cost of civil service, medical care, and education.
But in let's say Bulgaria, people do support Russia, making political rallies, and do not look to be afraid much.
In the Czech Republic, pro-Ukrainian activists are being verbally attacked, the transparents and banners being torn apart.
Same in Slovakia.
Same in Hungary.
Starts in Germany either, I was there yesterday and the first thing that is different is the lack of Ukrainian banners and any sights of wider support among regular Germans. At least in the suburbs of Berlin.
Maybe our German members care to tell us a wider picture, that is the difference between the official propaganda and the opinion of common Germans.
Ukraine was a common NATO project to establish a rough regime that could have been used for an active fight with Russia.
There is one more interesting common that we may hear in the POWs' testimonies. And - what is interesting - both sex.
They have joined the ranks due to economical pressure. There was no job in the civilian sector, while an army was a stable employee.
So what we have here is a rough regime, that uses the provided credits and grants to staff, feed, and pay salaries to the armored personnel, while giving a shit to the civilian sector.
People who are desperate enough to take a job that risks their lives, because there is no other.
In any country, the army is a good employer. Pays good money in advance, because can demand employees life in exchange.
But for any normal country, that is a fair trade-off.
One has options and can deny a military career because the civil labor market is existing.
Not in a rough state like Ukraine. This thing was slowly turned into some bloody military camp, with civilian sector made to assist it only.
That is unbelivable.
This is how it is being seen by the people who are not involved.
All the EU is involved, just the same as NATO.
The narrative here will be harsh, just the same way it was considering the Syrian conflict.
NATO was a side of it either, actively supporting and supplying both ISIS and SDF.
And the way the conflict was presented to the audience was just the same style single-sided.
The difference is, that in countries where people have common sense and lack organized russophobia, the situation can be presented more objectively.
In Poland, people lost their minds, as the mass propaganda campaign strikes the fertile land of usual russophobia.
Any try to express a more objective picture is targeted by mass Ukrohysteria. People are afraid of expressing a lack of support, but on the other hand, rage is slowly boiling. Polish citizens face problems in daily life, like extending passport validity or things like that because the administration is busy "helping Ukrainians". People start asking questions about the aviability&cost of civil service, medical care, and education.
But in let's say Bulgaria, people do support Russia, making political rallies, and do not look to be afraid much.
In the Czech Republic, pro-Ukrainian activists are being verbally attacked, the transparents and banners being torn apart.
Same in Slovakia.
Same in Hungary.
Starts in Germany either, I was there yesterday and the first thing that is different is the lack of Ukrainian banners and any sights of wider support among regular Germans. At least in the suburbs of Berlin.
Maybe our German members care to tell us a wider picture, that is the difference between the official propaganda and the opinion of common Germans.
Ukraine was a common NATO project to establish a rough regime that could have been used for an active fight with Russia.
There is one more interesting common that we may hear in the POWs' testimonies. And - what is interesting - both sex.
They have joined the ranks due to economical pressure. There was no job in the civilian sector, while an army was a stable employee.
So what we have here is a rough regime, that uses the provided credits and grants to staff, feed, and pay salaries to the armored personnel, while giving a shit to the civilian sector.
People who are desperate enough to take a job that risks their lives, because there is no other.
In any country, the army is a good employer. Pays good money in advance, because can demand employees life in exchange.
But for any normal country, that is a fair trade-off.
One has options and can deny a military career because the civil labor market is existing.
Not in a rough state like Ukraine. This thing was slowly turned into some bloody military camp, with civilian sector made to assist it only.
That is unbelivable.
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So about these Bridge problem in Ukraine , a supply route , both for civilian goods and a route for small arms to the East ; an advancing army saves Bridges , and Russians are advancing in the East . Gas is still flowing through pipes , and Bridges standing ; therefore this is a SMO and not war ! Still heavy armour , Does not have to be destroyed on the Bridge , but just at the entrance or exit from Bridge . The Bridge can be left intact , but choke- point created for heavy traffic . Gives more options , than just creating numerous choke- points in the western Rail network . Alternatively , supply food aid to the East , and using the tactic of choke - point at mouth of the Bridge , completely block it , to all traffic , light or heavy . Let the West supply food aid to the West . Russia can advance against NATO , through Belarusian territory also .
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=J0t5krM8YeI
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=J0t5krM8YeI
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Scorpius wrote:ALAMO wrote:Hole wrote:
Su-24M dropping bombs
Interesting is the time delay.
If you will watch the full film, there is A LOT of time before bombs detonate.
And the bombs do not look like a runway/bunker busters
These are ordinary high-explosive bombs. The delay is caused by the fact that they are being dropped from an extremely low altitude, so if these bombs exploded immediately, the plane that dropped them would fall under the fragments of its own bombs. In addition, this method of dropping bombs (the aircraft was actively maneuvering at the same time) does not allow for accurate bombing, so it can be assumed that the target was an area, and in fact this bombing is analogous to firing from MLRS - the defeat of an area poorly protected target.
In any case, that Su-24 was horribly vulnerable to AA fire. This bombing is straight out of WW2. Why would it need to bomb so low when it has the SVP-24?
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Briefing by Russian Defence Ministry
The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continue the special military operation in Ukraine.
High-precision long-range air- and sea-based weapons destroyed 6 traction power substations near Podbortsi, Lvov, Volonets, Timkovo and Pyatikhatka railway stations, through which the Ukrainian group of troops in Donbass was supplied with arms and ammunition manufactured in the USA and European countries.High-precision air-based missiles of the Russian Aerospace Forces have destroyed: 1 Tochka-U tactical missile launcher near Novaya Dmitrovka, 3 S-300 anti-aircraft missile system locators near Sandjeika, Krysino and Volnyansk, as well as 1 ammunition depot and 9 areas of manpower and military equipment concentration near Novoalexandrovka.
Operational-tactical and army aviation of the Russian Aerospace Forces have hit 40 military assets of Ukraine.Among them: 1 pontoon crossing near Protopopovka, 4 ammunition and missile-artillery weapons depots, as well as 34 areas of Ukrainian manpower and military equipment concentration.Missile troops have hit 2 command posts of AFU units, 1 battery of BM-21 Grad multiple rocket launchers, 1 battery of 2S1 Gvozdika self-propelled artillery systems, 1 battery of D-30 howitzers, and 4 areas of manpower and military equipment concentration.Artillery units have hit 16 command posts, 2 fuel depots, as well as 476 strongholds of nationalist units, areas of manpower and military equipment concentration.The attacks have resulted in the elimination of more than 310 nationalists and up to 53 Ukrainian armoured vehicles.Russian air defence means have shot down 9 Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles near Izyum, Topolnoe, Malaya Kamyshevakha, Russkie Tishki, Brazhkovka in Kharkov Region, Zelenyi Gai in Nikolaev Region and Novokrasnyanka in Lugansk People's Republic, including 1 Bayraktar-TB2 near Aleksandrovka in Kharkov Region.In addition, 4 Smerch multiple-launch rockets have been shot down in the air near Velikaya Kamyshevakha.
In total, 146 aircraft and 112 helicopters, 706 unmanned aerial vehicles, 287 anti-aircraft missile systems, 2,807 tanks and other armored combat vehicles, 321 multiple launch rocket systems, 1,279 field artillery and mortars, as well as 2,609 units of special military vehicles of the Armed Forces of Ukraine were destroyed during the operation.#MoD #Russia #Ukraine #Briefing
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Finnish newspapers are writing that Russia is about to be greatly defeated in Kharkov region because of a very clever Ukrainian counter-attack. Is there any truth in that?
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klahtinen wrote:Finnish newspapers are writing that Russia is about to be greatly defeated in Kharkov region because of a very clever Ukrainian counter-attack. Is there any truth in that?
Not in the slightest
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limb wrote:In any case, that Su-24 was horribly vulnerable to AA fire. This bombing is straight out of WW2. Why would it need to bomb so low when it has the SVP-24?
Dafuq?
The Su-24 made a low high speed pass to limit its exposure to AA fire. Limited line-of-sight by defenders, moving quickly to complicate any short-range direct fire wepaons. If it flew higher to take advantage of SVP-24 it would be more visible to AA coverage and therefore more at risk.
Pretty simple really
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VARGR198 wrote:klahtinen wrote:Finnish newspapers are writing that Russia is about to be greatly defeated in Kharkov region because of a very clever Ukrainian counter-attack. Is there any truth in that?
Not in the slightest
I have been hearing about this inevitable Russian defeat in Kharkov, from random telegram trolls, for 3 days now. So far not a single shred of evidence provided to backup the claims.
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klahtinen wrote:Finnish newspapers are writing that Russia is about to be greatly defeated in Kharkov region because of a very clever Ukrainian counter-attack. Is there any truth in that?
Complete and utter rubbish, laced with massive quantities of copium. Nothing is going to stop Ukropistan from getting its face smashed in.
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klahtinen wrote:Finnish newspapers are writing that Russia is about to be greatly defeated in Kharkov region because of a very clever Ukrainian counter-attack. Is there any truth in that?
Does the newspaper state where the counter attack is coming from, how many units Ukraine has formed for this counter attack, and where in Kharkov it will happen?
I'm genuinely curious and will ask this question to all western based, backed or pro western members here - Mr.hd, rtm, etc. - do you guys really believe what is being said or written to you? Let it go through your heads for a bit and come to an conclusion. If the Ukrainians are winning and doing so well, then why do they beg for assistance? Also, they clearly lied to you guys before with such great examples as: Ghost of Kiev, Snake Island refusing to surrender or that they (Ukraine) has more tanks and weapons than before the conflict due to so many victories and Russians abandoning their equipment.
I mean, fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice?
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An old comrade from Argentina is back and I copypasted his report on yesterday with maps on the blog
https://guerraenucrania.wordpress.com/2022/05/04/noticias-de-la-guerra-04-05-2022/
It seems I cracked a rib or two and I am not feeling well I lack of sleep and have a truckload of paperwork to do at work, so no updates today while I am in the office. At home, maybe, who knows.
https://guerraenucrania.wordpress.com/2022/05/04/noticias-de-la-guerra-04-05-2022/
It seems I cracked a rib or two and I am not feeling well I lack of sleep and have a truckload of paperwork to do at work, so no updates today while I am in the office. At home, maybe, who knows.
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Big_Gazza wrote:
Complete and utter rubbish, laced with massive quantities of copium. Nothing is going to stop Ukropistan from getting its face smashed in.
The Finns are shitting themselves dry. Ukraine is fighting using their playbook albeit on a much larger scale. But even with a tiny fraction of Russia's combat potential they are getting their ass beat like a drum.
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Re: Russian special military operation in Ukraine #14
flamming_python Wed May 04, 2022 2:14 pm
sundoesntrise wrote:Bruvs what happened to posters like atlascub and miketheterrible? Did they get papadragon-ed?
Especially atlascub was one of the few reasons to visit this board. Even sometimes based schizo (((flaming python))) has become quiter. A flip-flopper as he is, at least he was able to think for himself and get to new insights on his own. Now it's just non stop regurgitated BS from pro bono Kremlin mouthpieces
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Yeah I'm taking a break from this shit as watching too much of it was beginning to get to my head.
I have some things to get done in real life. First and foremost.
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Re: Russian special military operation in Ukraine #14
flamming_python Wed May 04, 2022 2:16 pm
Sujoy wrote:Some sections of the Western leadership beginning to accept the truth
https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/russia-ukraine-latest-news-2022-05-03/card/pope-says-nato-may-have-provoked-russian-invasion-of-ukraine-E7VAcqXGK8xNoHxJPQFs
Just another tool of NATO ultimately
He's free to come to Moscow but unless he's willing to offer the capitulation of Kiev on behalf of the EU/US, I suspect he'd be wasting both his own time and Putin's
And it's not about who's right and who's wrong, and who's to blame for the war. It's about what to do now.
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