Russian special military operation in Ukraine #18

Dr.Snufflebug wrote:In Empire news, the post of chief military priest was reinstated in Russia:

Warhammer 40k anyone? With the new designation of military priest, the Russian military has literally become real life version of Astra Militarum. Notice the big 'Z' sign on his shoulder.

Sprut-B wrote:

Dr.Snufflebug wrote:In Empire news, the post of chief military priest was reinstated in Russia:

Warhammer 40k anyone? With the new designation of military priest, the Russian military has literally become real life version of Astra Militarum. Notice the big 'Z' sign on his shoulder.

https://servimg.com/view/19897029/4

The new military cathedral in Kubinka, with stairs made of the steel of molten German tanks has seeeerious WH40K vibes too.

Wonder if it's a coincidence that the Imperium of Man sports the double-headed eagle too.

Kiko wrote:Nuremberg trials will be held to the following:

The issue with propaganda is, that targets weak minds.
As the weak minds are the majority, it works just fine.
But as soon as you will try to check the status, shit happens ...

"admiral" Olson - even if captured - is a fuckin' nobody. Retired 11 years ago.
And 70+ y/o. What an achievement!

British Lieutenant Colonel John Bailey - just check the hits, and count the ones that are still alive only, walk by the ones passed in the XIX. century, and the ones old already in the 60s ...

Just ... turn on a thinking.

If there is someone important, Russkies will trade him, keeping that quiet.
Or they will say that loud and clear.

All the "leakings" are just bullshit.

Any indication this is correct?

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The DPR government has been dismissed and replaced with #Russian appointed officials, reports the spokesman of the #Mariupol mayor. The newly appointed head of the of the DPR is Russian Vitaliy Khotsenko, who was handpicked by the Russian government. https://euroweeklynews.com/2022/06/08/bre


Sorry if this was posted before, I lose track   WARNING lots of bangs

JohninMK wrote:Russians With Attitude
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The condemned can appeal the sentence within a month and ask for clemency. If the head of the DPR pardons them, their death penalty could be replaced with life or 25 years in a penal colony. The death sentence in the DPR is carried out by firing squad.

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Ukrainian Minister of Defense Reznikov: "The weapons that have already arrived in Ukraine would be enough for a victorious resistance against any army in Europe, but not against the Russian Federation"

Keep them working for 25 years. Then... Trade them for someone valuable or shot them.

The video of the Su-57(?) is old, from the first weeks of the war.




Now the west is donating tanks. Good, LPR/DPR got enough anti-tank weapons.

JohninMK wrote:Any indication this is correct?

OSINT Aggregator
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The DPR government has been dismissed and replaced with #Russian appointed officials, reports the spokesman of the #Mariupol mayor. The newly appointed head of the of the DPR is Russian Vitaliy Khotsenko, who was handpicked by the Russian government. https://euroweeklynews.com/2022/06/08/bre


Sorry if this was posted before, I lose track   WARNING lots of bangs    

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Link doesn't lead to the story however https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2022/06/09/russian-officials-take-office-in-separatist-eastern-ukraine-a77944. The Chief Minister of Donetsk was replaced by the President of Donetsk, with a Russian technocrat along with 2 other Russians in the new Donetsk cabinet. By the way "the Mariupol mayor" fled to Kiev before the Mariupol was placed under siege. He has been replaced, by the ex head of Azovstol, as the new mayor by the Donetsk government.

Walther von Oldenburg wrote:Why are Sloviansk and Kramatorsk so important?

1- they are a part of Donetsk
2- major urban centers and supply communication points
3- but to the Donbas rebels they are the home of the rebellion against the Maidan coup. Also similar to the Alamo in Texas as they held off the Ukrainian army long enough (85 days?) to allow the rest of the Donbas to organize and arm their forces.

JohninMK wrote:It has certainly lit the International 'how dare they' fuse. This is the Daily Mail Online. Wait till an American gets sentenced, they'll threaten nukes  

International fury as two Brits Shaun Pinner, 48, and Aiden Aslin, 28, are sentenced to death by Russian separatists after they joined the Ukrainian army and were captured during the siege of Mariupol...

Suddenly trying to play tough badass Rusian-killin' mercenary doesn't seem like such a great life choice?

JohninMK wrote:A third man, Moroccan national Saaudun Brahim, was convicted alongside them....

I love how this guy is barely mentioned in passing

Stay classy, toffs...

JohninMK wrote:The three men said they will appeal the decision, Tass reported. The court is not internationally recognised, the BBC said....

Good thing this ain't international court, then

JohninMK wrote:'I utterly condemn the sentencing of Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner held by Russian proxies in eastern Ukraine,' the minister tweeted. 'They are prisoners of war. This is a sham judgment with absolutely no legitimacy. My thoughts are with the families. We continue to do everything we can to support them.'...

They are getting shot not hanged so support is kinda redundant, ain't it?  

JohninMK wrote:A No 10 spokesman said: 'We have said continually that prisoners of war shouldn't be exploited for political purposes. ...

Saddam says YOLO (and I don't eve like Saddam)

Hole wrote:

But is steel used to make this truck folded 1000 times?

If not then it's shameful display!!!  

Under the Mariupol "Azovstal" a single underground city was not found

Under the Mariupol plant "Azovstal", where the militants of the national regiment "Azov" * (an extremist formation) banned in Russia, were blocked, they did not find a single underground city, which was repeatedly reported earlier.

Despite the prevailing opinion that the militants at Azovstal could move almost under the entire territory of the industrial zone, there was no unified system of dungeons. As Izvestia writes , extensive underground bunkers and bomb shelters were located under the workshops of the plant, but they were not interconnected. This was the reason that part of the militants ran out of ammunition and food, and they had to go to the surface to replenish them.

The appearance of militants on the surface was spotted by the allied forces, after which it was decided on continuous artillery and aviationstrikes that virtually isolated the militants in their bunkers and prevented them from resupplying. After that, Tu-22M3 long-range bombers and Tyulpan super-heavy mortars joined the strikes, which began to destroy underground bunkers.

However, the resistance of the militants was finally suppressed after taking control of the slag dumps, from the tops of which the entire territory of Azovstal was shot through. After that, the militants and the remnants of the units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine capitulated.

Earlier it was reported that Azovstal has an extensive network of underground utilities with varying degrees of depth. It was announced about three and five underground floors, and in some cases up to 9 floors.

Recall that 2,439 representatives of the enemy armed formations surrendered from Azovstal, including several hundred militants of the Nazi Azov *. Part of the military personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine was placed in the pre-trial detention center of Elenovka in the DPR, and the militants, for the most part, were transferred to the territory of Russia in the pre-trial detention center of Rostov-on-Don and Taganrog.

https://topwar-ru.translate.goog/197530-pod-mariupolskoj-azovstalju-edinogo-podzemnogo-goroda-ne-nashli.html?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en

Belisarius wrote:Since everyone asks “what’s the Russian air force doing?”
https://thedreizinreport.com/2022/06/09/since-everyone-asks-whats-the-russian-air-force-doing/

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Sprut-B wrote:

Dr.Snufflebug wrote:In Empire news, the post of chief military priest was reinstated in Russia:

Warhammer 40k anyone? With the new designation of military priest, the Russian military has literally become real life version of Astra Militarum. Notice the big 'Z' sign on his shoulder.

https://servimg.com/view/19897029/4

Sons of Russ, lead by their Primarch, lead the forces of man in the Great Crusade against the Chaos that seep from the Eye of Terror (Uh'Murikkka and the Spawning Pits of Urop)

PapaDragon wrote:This is a damn good comment policy  

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No unloading on the Koshe Nostra or the shekel-grubbers? I find these terms... unacceptable

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Where did you get this text from?

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Belisarius wrote:Since everyone asks “what’s the Russian air force doing?”
https://thedreizinreport.com/2022/06/09/since-everyone-asks-whats-the-russian-air-force-doing/

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Feels like this policy has been tailored for Vann7

He's not active on other forums is he?

well, few days ago i heard Russians are running out of tanks and scraping the bottom of the barrel by sending T-62's.. But now i wonder where are these T-80's coming from ?

What I will say about the 3 mercs is

I can dismiss every argument for leniency towards them; including optics/PR value, their official status in the Ukrainian military and/or having served in it since before the war, value for prisoner exchanges, etc...
Because yes an example needs to be set to discourage more foreign mercenaries from taking up arms, and DNR law applies to the territory of the DNR

Except for one argument - namely that they surrendered willingly, and on the backdrop of a Russian & DNR promise that the lives of everyone who surrenders will be guaranteed. AFAIK, Russia & the DNR did not appeal to certain categories of fighters or add any qualifiers or conditions; they addressed all combatants in Mariupol with the same offer by default.
Therefore executing them now will essentially be going back on their word. But it's important for Russia and the DNR to keep to their word and show that they are ready to implement what they announce.

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PapaDragon wrote:

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Where did you get this text from?

Its the comments policy stated on the blog of The Dreizin Report.

flamming_python wrote:What I will say about the 3 mercs is

I can dismiss every argument for leniency towards them; including optics/PR value, their official status in the Ukrainian military and/or having served in it since before the war, value for prisoner exchanges, etc...
Because yes an example needs to be set to discourage more foreign mercenaries from taking up arms, and DNR law applies to the territory of the DNR

Except for one argument - namely that they surrendered willingly, and on the backdrop of a Russian & DNR promise that the lives of everyone who surrenders will be guaranteed. AFAIK, Russia & the DNR did not appeal to certain categories of fighters or add any qualifiers or conditions; they addressed all combatants in Mariupol with the same offer by default.
Therefore executing them now will essentially be going back on their word. But it's important for Russia and the DNR to keep to their word and show that they are ready to implement what they announce.

It was announced since quite some time that amnesty and/or mercy will apply to VSU forces who have not committed any atrocities, but for mercs there will be no such deals. Maybe I am wrong chronologically, but I would believe it was said prior to the liberation of Mariupol.

Anyways, this needs to be a clear message to potential Redditors and other super one-man-army guys trying to get on the railshooter they believe this war against Russians will be to kill people. Mercy and Amnesty to anyone in VSU who has not committed atrocities, does not uphold nazi-like ideologies or is planning in any way or form to commit anything against Russia or population for whatever reason. All the mercs, regardless if they pulled the trigger, cleaned boots or were the battalion cooks in the field, all must have a taste of the blood and stench of their kind at the chopping block.

Stealthflanker wrote:well, few days ago i heard Russians are running out of tanks and scraping the bottom of the barrel by sending T-62's.. But now i wonder where are these T-80's coming from  ?

T-62s for LDNR militia, principally used for security in rear areas, or as support for their T-64/72 break-through tanks where they are engaged in front-line offensives.

T-80BV/T-72B3M/T-90M for Russian national forces to supplement their contingent of less-advanced T-72s variants.

Yeah, makes a world of sense.  Its no wonder that Western presstitute scribblers don't get it...

flamming_python wrote:What I will say about the 3 mercs is

I can dismiss every argument for leniency towards them; including optics/PR value, their official status in the Ukrainian military and/or having served in it since before the war, value for prisoner exchanges, etc...
Because yes an example needs to be set to discourage more foreign mercenaries from taking up arms, and DNR law applies to the territory of the DNR

Except for one argument - namely that they surrendered willingly, and on the backdrop of a Russian & DNR promise that the lives of everyone who surrenders will be guaranteed. AFAIK, Russia & the DNR did not appeal to certain categories of fighters or add any qualifiers or conditions; they addressed all combatants in Mariupol with the same offer by default.
Therefore executing them now will essentially be going back on their word. But it's important for Russia and the DNR to keep to their word and show that they are ready to implement what they announce.

I agree, hopefully the appeal court will consider this and commute their sentence to 25 years of demining.