Russian special military operation in Ukraine #16

yeah yeah make up all the BS you want, doesn't change a thing.

https://sonar21.com/the-art-of-disinformation-western-lies-about-the-war-in-ukraine/

The fat dumbass Austin called Shoigu to beg for a ceasefire.

Well Russia is involved in a major conflict and the Swedes and the Finns are looking at joining the NATzo clan. Increasing orders and production rates seems to be a logical next step to defend the Motherland from the fascist hordes.

Ironic really, Russia went in to stop this but only made Finland and Sweden Join, now it will have NATO forces along a much bigger border.

Well to be fair, Finland was going to join soon enough anyways, all Ukraine did was speed things up.

Sweden was the one who joined cause of the war.

Now all we need is China joining CSTO and we got some videogame factions going.

Footage of the destruction of the pontoon crossing and units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine when trying to cross the Seversky Donets
In the course of reconnaissance and search operations of a motorized rifle unit of the RF Armed Forces, an UAV crew discovered a unit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on infantry fighting vehicles that attempted to cross the pontoon crossing.
The pontoon crossing was completely destroyed by artillery fire and sank. The enemy armored vehicles with crews that managed to cross the pontoons during the battle were destroyed by the fire of Russian artillerymen and crews of infantry fighting vehicles. Part of the armored vehicles of the Armed Forces of Ukraine was captured by Russian servicemen. https://t.me/mod_russia/15739
https://t.me/DonbassDevushka/6685

SeigSoloyvov wrote:Ironic really, Russia went in to stop this but only made Finland and Sweden Join, now it will have NATO forces along a much bigger border.

Well to be fair, Finland was going to join soon enough anyways, all Ukraine did was speed things up.

Sweden was the one who joined cause of the war.

Now all we need is China joining CSTO and we got some videogame factions going.

Even during the Cold War years countries like Sweden and Austria were practically part of NATzo - even the "completely and totally neutral" Swiss!
The Finns on the other hand were much less so inclined through that period, but hey if they wish to put a target on their back (like the Baltic countries) - why not?

Su 25 VKS
https://twitter.com/200_zoka/status/1525478176931053568?t=m0lKHlhuxKDElg8hZmnR4Q&s=19

@diabetius u stated "That's nonsense. An AK is better at every conceivable role save for sniping. An AK firing semi auto with iron sights is far more effective at defending buildings at realistic ranges than a mosin with irons is."

Clearly you have zero military experience and majority of your comments are BS hence I have u on ignore enough said.

@regular you stated "
It's evident they won't be doing armed school cop duty and will be part of an offensive on an ever-changing battlefield. SVD is superior to any bolt action there is in ANY ROLE, even in sniping"

Yet again its clear u have no military experience or weapons intelligence. SVD is a marksman/battlefield rifle it isn't superior at anything other than that role. It's certainly not superior to sniping as you claim it cannot match the accuracy of a bolt action sniper rifle and it cannot match the range and accuracy of a 12.7mm sniper rifle. I actually fired a Dragunov in Ukraine back in 2014 (happy to show you the pic) on the same day also a mosin nagant carbine. Ask yourself if the SVD is superior to any other weapon in any role as u state then every Russian would be armed with one and nobody would be armed with assault rifles and sniper rifles, LMG, etc. Your comment was pretty dumb to be honest. Every weapon has it's purpose and it's advantages and disadvantages.

SeigSoloyvov wrote:I asked about your claim of T90M production rates, how rapidly is the company spitting these out? because russa only planned refit 370ish T90's into them since that's all they have
because Russia hasn't started up a new T90M production line

Russia has made a couple new production T90M tanks. Like single digits I think.
So they could make more if they wanted to. But I think after this war is over production will switch to T-14 Armata.

SeigSoloyvov wrote:Ironic really, Russia went in to stop this but only made Finland and Sweden Join, now it will have NATO forces along a much bigger border.

Well to be fair, Finland was going to join soon enough anyways, all Ukraine did was speed things up.

Sweden was the one who joined cause of the war.

Now all we need is China joining CSTO and we got some videogame factions going.

Sweden has been NATO in all but name since the 1950s, so it makes no difference. Sweden coordinated everything military with the U.S. from the late 40's and onwards. Sweden even took direct hits, lost personnel while performing crazy daredevil photo reconnaissance missions and later extremely provocative SIGINT against the USSR on direct U.S. orders for decades, and it made sure to design its military infrastructure so that they could seamlessly accomodate U.S. assets in case of an all-out European war etc. Yeah, they meanwhile professed to be "neutral" but that was mostly a show for the home audience. For the same reason, these "direct hits" were thoroughly covered up at the time, and were only acknowledged over the past two decades.

Finland was actually far more "neutral" in practice during the Cold War, less NATOfied so to speak. Them sharing a significant border to the USSR was part of it, actual skin in the game so to speak, the diplomatic game that's called "Finlandization" nowadays (Kekkonen doctrine etc) was a major factor(1), Finland did a balancing act that worked very well.

But since the fall of the USSR in the early 1990s Finland's also been NATO in all but name.

(1) Sweden never shared any border with the USSR, nor the RF later, but early NATO-member Norway (since 1949!) did share actual borders, and in spite of being in NATO from the get-go Norway dealt with the USSR and later the RF in a much more diplomatic manner. Again, actual skin in the game. Well, until they kinda blew it with the Frode Berg affair a couple of years ago. A plot that was no doubt concocted at Langley, TBH. Oslo took the hit ("NATO" more often than not means being a U.S. vassal/useful idiot, after all), but yeah.

there are two ways ,to defeat people in a trench.. one is the russian way using artillery day and night firing 100 strikes to kill one enemy soldier , and the other way the ukrainian way using drones .. which one is more effective?  


The 59th Motorized Brigade of Ukraine using drone-dropped munition to target troops in trenches





With drones you can see in real time , second by second where you strike and how many soldiers
are there and not have to wave hundreds of strikeks in an place that have no soldiers. notice how even cheap drones with unguided bombs can strike directly in trenches..   this is what is causing russia to lose so many soldiers.. russia need thousands of this cheap drones , they can damage the moral of soldiers even if you don't kill that many . but the idea of knowing the airspace is infested with drones
above you that can see you clearly where you are,cause fear on anyone.

lancelot wrote:

SeigSoloyvov wrote:I asked about your claim of T90M production rates, how rapidly is the company spitting these out? because russa only planned refit 370ish T90's into them since that's all they have
because Russia hasn't started up a new T90M production line

Russia has made a couple new production T90M tanks. Like single digits I think.
So they could make more if they wanted to. But I think after this war is over production will switch to T-14 Armata.

Last year UVZ delivered 65.

Briefing by Russian Defence Ministry

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

High-precision air-based missiles of the Russian Aerospace Forces have hit 28 company strongholds of AFU and 2 ammunition depots near Petrovskoe and Zhovtnevoe during the day.

Operational-tactical and army aviation have hit 33 areas of concentration of manpower and military equipment.

The attacks have resulted in the elimination of more than 90 nationalists and up to 18 armoured and motor vehicles.

Missile troops and artillery have hit 6 command posts, 178 areas of manpower and military equipment concentration, 3 fortified bunkers, and 28 artillery units at firing positions, including 1 Smerch multiple-launch rocket system launcher near Berezovka, Odessa Region, during the day.

Russian air defence means have shot down 6 Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles during the day near Russkaya Lozovaya, Pitomnik, and Izyum in Kharkov Region, including one over Snake Island.

In addition, 1 Ukrainian Tochka-U ballistic missile was intercepted near Khleborob and 3 Smerch multiple-launch rocket launchers were intercepted near the village of Kamenka, Kharkov Region.

In total, 165 Ukrainian aircraft and 125 helicopters, 864 unmanned aerial vehicles, 304 anti-aircraft missile systems, 3,067 tanks and other armored combat vehicles, 372 multiple launch rocket systems, 1,514 field artillery and mortars, as well as 2,913 units of special military vehicles were destroyed during the operation.

#MoD #Russia #Ukraine #Briefing
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Vann7 wrote:there are two ways ,to defeat people in a trench.. one is the russian way using artillery day and night firing 100 strikes to kill one enemy soldier , and the other way the ukrainian way using drones .. which one is more effective?  

The 59th Motorized Brigade of Ukraine using drone-dropped munition to target troops in trenches

With drones you can see in real time , second by second where you strike and how many soldiers
are there and not have to wave hundreds of strikeks in an place that have no soldiers. notice how even cheap drones with unguided bombs can strike directly in trenches..   this is what is causing russia to lose so many soldiers..  russia need thousands of this cheap drones , they can damage the moral of soldiers even if you don't kill that many . but the idea of knowing the airspace is infested with drones
above you that can see you clearly where you are,cause fear on anyone.

Check this post by Hole >>
https://www.russiadefence.net/t8786p850-russian-special-military-operation-in-ukraine-15

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Arkanghelsk wrote:https://t.me/voenkorKotenok/36308

As long as these channels are influencing public opinion it will be a problem for leadership

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Again most won't care because of the professional army

But the view of army people themselves like Razvedos and Kotenok will spread in the ranks

Nothing wrong with this. You will know this better than me, but people still remember shameful Kursk handling by the army and, more so, Pavel Grachev and Grozny.

By talking openly about losses or mistakes made, you show accountability of the people that made those mistakes to your own population. If this is not shown, population will start to look for other sources of information and automatically, become more susceptible to your enemies propaganda.
@sepheronx
With all due respect me and you are not Russians, neither we live in Russia. We can have different views, but it's not our family and friends that are dying in Ukraine.
Making parallels with Navalny's videos is completely misplaced.