Russian special military operation in Ukraine #17

Backman wrote:

ArgentinaGuard wrote:....Does Russia have the capacity to supply its precision weapons that it has used in large numbers? is it autonomous in this sense? How are your factories working?

Russia has the capacity to supply its own precision weapons.
Antre Martynov said on the RWA podcast that the factories are going on 3 shifts now.

One more thing at play here is Russian MIC: they will gladly take any opportunity to make room fro new products in Russian Military inventory

Reason why platforms like Armata or Kurganets have been slow to introduce was not only development time but finding justification to replace all those mountains of existing hardware

This is opportunity for them to arrange this and let's not forget that the biggest customer of Russian MIC is and always will be Russian Military

JohninMK wrote:

https://twitter.com/i/status/1529569078880489475

does it mean that Polish govt wants to occupy Odessa? or Transnistria?

JohninMK wrote:

https://twitter.com/i/status/1529231164703121413

A howitzer

Which is a big gun

That you tie to a truck to move around

For the record it's pretty much the same thing as this:

Kiko wrote:Pooland salivating for Western Ukr means that slowly but steadily the special operation should also reach Galizia.

Look at the map. It couls be as well in Odessa. I hope they are not so dumb/mad after all. As for Lvov. I just wonder what would be better from Russian perspective- to let SS "Halychyna" go...(it's gonna be called Ukraine by US/doggies/all-lies .


or just take the whole of Ukraine?

The DPR troops entered the Kherson, Zaporizhia and Kharkiv regions – you can't protect the Donbass only by reaching the borders of the republics, - Denis Pushilin

The head of the DPR clarified that if the allied forces stopped on the borders of Donbass, Ukrainian shelling and aggression would continue for an unlimited period of time.

https://t.me/RVvoenkor/13628

By the same principle, the rest of the ukronazis all the way to Galicia may follow the same processing, and the LDNR troops may play a key role in that too. Probably militias will be created in the liberated territories that will relief the Russian forces, vid the attempts by the West to clog the wheels of Russian military with corpses (as so often in their projections, that is what they accused the Soviet Union of doing to stop the Wehrmacht) and to create even more legitimacy for the destruction of the Kiev junta and the creation of a new political reality in the liberated territories. Hardly any policy can be applied against nazis that does not imply their physical destruction, that is the nature of their ideology.

"They [Azovites] have a direct division there. Who worships these Nazi swastikas-they are initiated, everything is for them. Who is not — there is a protective uniform of the National Guard and all the dirty work, it turns out."

https://t.me/milchronicles/562

They work like a mafia, who would have thought...

Poles going for Transnistria? Or maybe moving to Donbass via Romania because the route is shorter?
There were rumours they were sending troops to the center of Ukraine a week ago.
I suppose the Ukrainian "counter-attack" will be Poles...

lancelot wrote:Poles going for Transnistria?

Hope not. From Rumania they have easy access to Galizien but also Transnistria and Odessa...which could mean real war.

Why, was something said?

If this was the case, there would be a lot of photos and videos.

I think Russia should take Ukraine up to the 1939 borders and regime change the rest, considering they are going to put Finland in Nato.

Most of the west Ukrainian partisans are just larping pieces if shit. The everyday ppl will just settle for peace. Cobble together a regime for the west. Medvachuk maybe.

sepheronx wrote:Why, was something said?

If this was the case, there would be a lot of photos and videos.

Previous page, JohninMK post 289. There's a column of Polish IFVs passing, they are new and not to be transferred to Orcs. So what do they do in Rumania? I hope up to Galizien not east to Moldova or Odessa (here I Presume would be the red line for Russia)

GunshipDemocracy wrote:

sepheronx wrote:Why, was something said?

If this was the case, there would be a lot of photos and videos.

Previous page, JohninMK post 289. There's a column of Polish IFVs passing, they are new and not to be transferred to Orcs. So what do they do in Rumania? I hope up to Galizien not east to Moldova or Odessa (here I Presume would be the red line for Russia)

Well, it's a very small contingent so if it's to go into Ukraine, they would be wiped out very quickly. Which leads me to believe there is possibly planned "exercises" right near the border area.

A few IFV's and some transport vehicles I saw. So less than what, 50 men?

Patrushev:

​​​​ Russia is not chasing deadlines in the course of a special military operation to protect the Donbass – Nazism must be eradicated one hundred percent, otherwise it will raise its head in a few years, Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev said in an interview with the Russian weekly Argumenty I Fakty. Krasnaya Zvezda publishes excerpts from his interview.

"...We are not chasing deadlines. Nazism must either be eradicated one hundred percent, or it will raise its head in a few years, and in an even uglier form. All the goals set by the Russian President will be fulfilled. It cannot be otherwise, because the truth, including historical truth, is on our side."

«...During the Potsdam Conference, the USSR, the United States and Britain signed an agreement on the eradication of German militarism and Nazism. Denazification meant a whole range of measures. In addition to punishing Nazi criminals, the laws of the Third Reich that legalized discrimination based on race, nationality, language, religion, and political beliefs were repealed. Nazi and militaristic doctrines were eliminated from school education. Our country set such goals in 1945, and we are setting the same goals now, liberating Ukraine from neo-Nazism."

«...The fate of Ukraine will be determined by the people living on its territory. I would like to remind you that our country has never controlled the fate of sovereign Powers. On the contrary, we helped them defend their statehood. We also supported the United States during their civil war. France has received repeated assistance."

«...It is Russia that has the right to demand reparations from the countries that sponsored the Nazis in Ukraine, and the criminal Kiev regime. The DPR and LPR should demand from them compensation for all material damage for eight years of aggression. And the Ukrainian people themselves deserve reparations from the main instigators of the conflict, that is, the United States and Britain, which force Ukrainians to fight, support neo-Nazis, supply them with weapons, send their military advisers and mercenaries."

«...Probably, Westerners will not take off their rose-colored glasses until the brutalized Ukrainian thugs start brawling on their streets."

«...It was the actual leadership of the NATO members by the Kiev authorities that led to a catastrophic scenario. If Ukraine had remained independent and not ruled by the current puppet regime, obsessed with the idea of joining NATO and the EU, it would have long ago expelled all the Nazi evil spirits from its land."

«...The Anglo-Saxon style has not changed for centuries. So today they continue to dictate their terms to the world, rudely trampling on the sovereign rights of states. Covering their actions with words about the struggle for human rights, freedom and democracy, they actually implement the "golden billion" doctrine, which assumes that a limited number of people can flourish in this world. It is the lot of others, as they believe, to bend their backs in the name of their goal."

«...Today, it is easier to say which of the largest international terrorist organizations did not arise with American assistance. The United States widely uses them as an instrument of geopolitical confrontation, including with our country."

«...Instead of taking care of human health, Washington spends billions on research into new pathogens."

"...NATO is not a defensive, but a purely aggressive offensive military bloc joining it implies an automatic transfer of a significant part of its sovereignty to Washington. In the case of the expansion of the alliance's military infrastructure in Finland and SwedenRussia will perceive this as a direct threat to its own security and will be obliged to respond."

"...Last year I visited the Great Patriotic War Museum in Minsk. The guide shared with me her impressions of the visit of a group of students from the United States, who throughout the tour doubted whether they were being told the truth in the museum, because they naively believed that it was America that defeated Hitler's Germany."

«...It is impossible to push the issues of patriotic education of young people to optional classes. The reports describe all this beautifully, but there is no result."

ALAMO wrote:

sepheronx wrote:

Well, it's a very small contingent so if it's to go into Ukraine, they would be wiped out very quickly. Which leads me to believe there is possibly planned "exercises" right near the border area.

A few IFV's and some transport vehicles I saw. So less than what, 50 men?

There are NATO maneuvers all over Europe at the moment. Defender Europe and Swift Response. Ending today.

So my theory sounds correct then.

Your daily reminder how ineffective U.S weapons are. For every 10 Javelin ATGM fired by Ukrainians only one ATGM could neutralize the target. If Russians had APS on their tanks, IFVs, Javelin probably wouldn't have registered a single kill.

Sujoy wrote:Your daily reminder how ineffective U.S weapons are. For every 10 Javelin ATGM fired by Ukrainians only one ATGM could neutralize the target. If Russians had APS on their tanks, IFVs, Javelin probably wouldn't have registered a single kill.

That's because the batteries in the Javelins are decades old, and no longer hold a charge, without working electronics they are useless. If Ukraine was shown how to replace the batteries it would be another story.