Russian special military operation in Ukraine #20

Regular wrote:

Mir wrote:
Already posted in Post number 80 in this thread.

Quite funny thing for me is that during the covid scam you detested and questioned everything the West had to offer, but with this conflict you seem to back the western propaganda (like The Sun!) without any questions at all!?

You keep on pushing Russian tactics as outdated and slow - but hey just look at the wonderful tactics the Ukers are employing against the Russians - by attacking and killing civilians with their western supplied wunderwaffe. Yeh rather post Uker propaganda than the rout that's currently going on in the Donbass.

What ever Russian tactics are in this war, we see that Ukrainians can't even organise proper retreat without getting their forces under fire.

Filming their HIMARS being used on roads is not smart move. If they value those systems, they should keep them at utmost secrecy. Reminds me of Syrian TOW videos. Probably same purpose too. As I've said before, at some stage these launchers will be parked and they will be destroyed. Not that we will know about it like most of the warehouse hits. **** knows what is there.

franco wrote:
Suspect the Donetsk and Luhansk regions GDP would only include those areas under Ukrainian control. Believe prior to 2014 Donetsk was the highest.

Arkanghelsk wrote:They won't stay on the front line long enough to be ground into dust

They are running away even from seversk

The Nazi officer corps is thinned out , because they are not even executing those who flee

They feel that they can run away and avoid fighting

So they will abandon their positions faster and faster

The last places they will fight are new york and donetsk/avdeyevka fortified areas

But they won't resist much in the north

Belisarius wrote:Report from the front:

Russian Aerospace Forces attacked the point of temporary deployment of a motorized infantry battalion in Kharkov, up to 100 nationalists were destroyed;

The Russian Aerospace Forces with high-precision missiles destroyed two launchers of the US-made HIMARS multiple launch rocket system in the DPR;

A Russian Su-35 fighter shot down two Mi-24 helicopters and one Su-25 aircraft of the Ukrainian Air Force during an air battle in the Mykolaiv region;

The RF Armed Forces destroyed the S-300 guidance station and the point of temporary deployment of foreign mercenaries in the Nikolaev region;

Russian air defense intercepted nine Ukrainian Tochka-U missiles in the Kherson region, the DPR and the LPR, as well as eight MLRS shells.
https://t.me/intelslava/32641

ludovicense wrote:

Belisarius wrote:Report from the front:

Russian Aerospace Forces attacked the point of temporary deployment of a motorized infantry battalion in Kharkov, up to 100 nationalists were destroyed;

The Russian Aerospace Forces with high-precision missiles destroyed two launchers of the US-made HIMARS multiple launch rocket system in the DPR;

A Russian Su-35 fighter shot down two Mi-24 helicopters and one Su-25 aircraft of the Ukrainian Air Force during an air battle in the Mykolaiv region;

The RF Armed Forces destroyed the S-300 guidance station and the point of temporary deployment of foreign mercenaries in the Nikolaev region;

Russian air defense intercepted nine Ukrainian Tochka-U missiles in the Kherson region, the DPR and the LPR, as well as eight MLRS shells.
https://t.me/intelslava/32641

My God. Where do so many Ukrainian air force aircraft come from? Where are you hiding? The operation of an aircraft requires a whole complex set of support: fuel, maintenance, parts, adjustments, weapons,... how are you still managing all this?

Ukraine told an international conference Monday, July 4, that it will cost an estimated $750 billion to rebuild the war-shattered country, a task President Volodymyr Zelensky said was the shared duty of the democratic world.

Erk wrote:

Ukraine told an international conference Monday, July 4, that it will cost an estimated $750 billion to rebuild the war-shattered country, a task President Volodymyr Zelensky said was the shared duty of the democratic world.

https://www.kyivpost.com/ukraine-politics/ukraine-estimates-cost-of-reconstruction-at-750-bn.html

Exactly what would they reconstruct? Some railway power stations and warehouses.

They would certainly not put any money into Donbass.

Looks like the ultimate money laundering scam.

dionis wrote:

Hole wrote:

Where'd this particular map come from? Any way to access the original?

ALAMO wrote:This pic smells fake from a mile.

Hole wrote:

ALAMO wrote:This pic smells fake from a mile.

Of course it is fake. That is the famous border post that these dudes set up in the middle of some forest in the Kharkov region. 

Arkanghelsk wrote:


I doubt China could replicate this intervention in Taiwan



Israel could not take southern Lebanon

JohninMK wrote:Pretty good given the industrialisation there.

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Russian troops control about 22% of Ukraine's agricultural land, according to a NASA Harvest study

An analysis of satellite images showed that under the control of Russia are fields where 28% of winter and 18% of spring crops are sown, including corn and sunflower.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FW9nHiNXwAEl7mU?format=jpg&name=small

GarryB wrote:

Here is another one: If you are accused of some random bullshit by the enemies and media just go back and do it for real, you are already getting shit for supposedly doing it anyway so you might as well get some mileage out of it

The problem is that if you actually do it then they can take that as proof you did it the first time they accused you.

ludovicense wrote:

I disagree with these 2 points. Israel can occupy all of Lebanon if it wanted to, but the cost is not worth the benefit.

hezbollah ended that , and israel started hitting cities when the first battles ended badly

Taiwan is much smaller than Ukraine. A well-coordinated operation would lead to its defeat, given the firepower that China has.

China would have to employ a similar strategy to the one Russia is doing now, if they kill too many civilians it would go badly

I consider the speed of operation to be a political issue, not a tactical-military one. Russia is wearing down Western leaders and economies. She could employ more speed by increasing her firepower and number of men

it has nothing to do with manpower, Russia can reach Kiev in days , as everyone saw, the reason for leaving is the bloodbath of urban fighting for civilians, for the Donbass theres no other choice as the civilians are already subject to indiscriminate Ukrainian shelling, this is a police-hostage operation at the massive level