Russian special military operation in Ukraine #22

Werewolf wrote:I said it two years ago and I say it again. 85-90% Ukrainians speak russian with some of them with a polish accent. Even in fucking Lvov more than half speak Russian. They are the same fucking imposters like in Estonia where big portion speaks Russian and not Estonian but switch to Estonian as soon as they realize you are russian. This false nationality shiet needs to be put to rest once and for all.

Some languages are just more eloquent and flow off the tongue better than others, that's why these Baltic poodle nations speak Russian while hating everything Russia and Russians.

GarryB wrote:
Sadly they would probably love it because then they can point and say to white racist Aholes everywhere (the west/Europe) that they are fighting to save the white race from the colours, and a few will be supportive of that... hopefully they sign up on the spot and go straight to the front line for processing by Russian artillery and air support.

That has been their claim these last 8 years that they are saving Europe from a Russian invasion, and why they kept refusing to talk to Donbass and Lugansk officials and instead wanted to talk to Putin.

He kept telling them they had to speak to the leaders of the Donbass and Lugansk regions because Russia is not involved (yet).

Well now they know what Russian involvement feels like so they should understand they were wrong about Russia being involved before.

Inviting non-European/Russian ground troops will certainly be cause to compare Russia with the Mongol horde, as Ukrainian propaganda in fact has been for some time now. Myself I simply see no necessity in it, not on any large scale.
It makes more sense to invite specialists and pilots and reintroduce some surplus gear into service. Get some Syrian, Iraqi pilots for older model Mi-17s/Mi-24s/Su-25s, maybe give the North Koreans and Serbians a go at some MiG-29s for experience, invite some Chinese and Iranians to man UCAV control stations, that sort of thing.

Of course the irony can be found if you take a look at who is fighting on Kiev's side. Plenty of foreign fighters. Including by reports, Turkish ultra-nationalists, Uighurs, Syrian Islamists, Afghan military commandos and pilots.. what is the relation of these people to Europe at all?
Or for that matter all the Latin American hired guns the Ukrainians have on their side; from Columbia, Brazil and other countries. What's all this?
Even some Japanese, Taiwanese and other haphazardly generated NPCs from across America's vast globalist empire.
And yeah, Americans and Canadians are mostly European by origin - but they're not from Europe either

The Ukraine has a whole mercenary horde on its side, and more than enough non-whites and non-Europeans in fact, compliments of its imperial master. Yet they're defending Europe from the Asiatics. Huh?

GarryB wrote:
What is the urgency? Russian forces are not taking heavy losses and Kievs forces are... the longer they can keep this going the weaker Kievs forces become and the less problem they will be later on.

Well what kind of losses they are really taking we don't know, but that's not the main point either.

Getting rid of the Ukrainian forces near Donetsk will at least stop the shelling of civilians in Donetsk city and surrounding areas.

It IS taking way too long, and this silly bridge issue is frankly pathetic.

Ukraine's army of hackers failed to thwart Russia and quickly gave up
As Russia invaded Ukraine, much was made of Ukraine's volunteer "hacktivist" army, but an analysis of cyberattacks against Russia suggests they achieved little more than minor digital graffiti

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2335965-ukraines-army-of-hackers-failed-to-thwart-russia-and-quickly-gave-up/

Russian Ministry of Defense
Summary of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation on the progress of a special military operation on the territory of Ukraine ️ (02.09.2022)

The Kiev regime continues its unsuccessful attempts to gain a foothold in certain areas of the Mykolaiv-Kryvyi Rih direction.

Russian Aerospace Forces aviation, missile forces and artillery cause significant losses to Ukrainian troops ' units and reserves.

In total, the enemy lost 13 tanks, 19 infantry fighting vehicles, 12 other armored combat vehicles, 11 pickups with heavy machine guns and more than 330 servicemen during the day of fighting in this area. Two militants were captured.

Two Ukrainian Su-25 attack aircraft and one MiG-29 fighter jet converted for the use of American HARM anti-radar missiles were shot down near the village of Andreevka, Kherson region.

High-precision weapons of the Russian Aerospace Forces during the day hit: the point of temporary deployment of the 17th tank brigade in the area of the settlement of Bereznegovatoe, as well as hangars with weapons and military equipment of the 46th airmobile brigade in the area of Belaya Krynitsa, Mykolaiv region. More than 40 Ukrainian servicemen and up to 10 pieces of military equipment were destroyed.

In addition, the command staff of the 56th motorized Infantry brigade was destroyed east of the village of Mikhaylovka in the Donetsk People's Republic. As a result of a high-precision strike by the Russian Aerospace Forces on the command post, 18 servicemen were eliminated, including 12 officers, and another 31 servicemen were wounded.

Due to heavy losses, the personnel of the 110th Mechanized Brigade units that occupied positions in the areas of Avdiivka and Opytne settlements of the Donetsk People's Republic refused to perform combat tasks and left their positions.

Concentrated fire strikes on the combat positions of the 60th Infantry Brigade near the settlements of Dobryanka and Novovorontsovka in the Kherson region killed more than 30 and wounded up to 15 nationalists.

Strikes by operational-tactical and army aircraft, rocket troops and artillery against military facilities on the territory of Ukraine continue.

During the day, a platoon of multiple rocket launchers "Alder" was hit in the area of the settlement of Novomaryevka of the Mykolaiv region, eight AFU control points in the areas of Dachnoye of the Kharkiv region, Aleksandrovka, Artemovsk and Konstantinovka of the Donetsk People's Republic, Verkhnyaya Tersa of the Zaporizhia region, Belaya Krynitsa, Velikoe Artakovo and Bashtanka of the Mykolaiv region, as well as 42 artillery units, manpower and Ukrainian military equipment in 134 districts.

Six warehouses of rocket and artillery weapons were destroyed in the areas of the settlements of Kharkiv, Tsirkuny and Andreevka in the Kharkiv region, Seversk, Soledar in the Donetsk People's Republic and Dobroye in the Mykolaiv region. A Buk-M1 anti-aircraft missile launcher was destroyed near the village of Voskresensk in the Donetsk People's Republic.

Russian air defense forces have shot down twelve unmanned aerial vehicles in 24 hours in the areas of Yakovenkovo, Borshchevka, Kharkiv region, Blagodatnoye, Styla and Valerianovka, Donetsk People's Republic, Nesteryanka, Kopani, Zaporizhia region, and Zelyony Gai, Kherson region. A US-made HARM anti-radar missile was shot down near Novy Kakhovka, Kherson region. In addition, 14 projectiles of the American multiple launch rocket system "HIMARS" were intercepted near the settlements of Styla in the Donetsk People's Republic, Kherson, Berislav and Novaya Kakhovka in the Kherson region.

In total , 283 aircraft, 151 helicopters, 1,864 unmanned aerial vehicles, 372 anti-aircraft missile systems, 4,711 tanks and other armored combat vehicles, 823 multiple launch rocket systems, 3,364 field artillery and mortar guns, as well as 5,217 units of special military vehicles have been destroyed since the beginning of the special military operation.

#Ministry of Defense #Russia #Ukraine @mod_russia

Remains of killed Ukrainian SOF soldiers in Energodar.
https://t.me/intelslava/36343

Airbornewolf wrote:Edit: caveat, you beaten me to it!

I don't have Telegram so Bitchute/Odysee links always appreciated.

Lack of visible blood is suspicious but not a deal breaker. If they were sniped off at close range by an ambush party, and lie face down, and the video was made right afterwards, I can buy it.

The "positions" look hella odd though, seems staged. Like one guy was in the midst of climbing up the river bank and ended up slumped over some protruding tree roots, not a clean shot at all, I'd expect a dirtier result.

Question is why anyone would bother staging this scene. And bring the FN SCAR (?) etc there.

So, reality sometimes looks odd and not how you expect it, I guess that's a possibility. If it's not "real" the story becomes even more bonkers than the UA assault itself.

edit: re the watch, there are shitloads of crappy mashups out there of Vostoks, Komandirskies and what not, and cheap copies (even though the originals aren't even that expensive to begin with), so that doesn't really say much.

Moved

Backman wrote:Putin will not attend Gorbachevs funeral. I'm probably at odds with everyone else on this but i think Putin should go. It's just not consistent for him not to go.

Russians are always pragmatic and nuanced about their complex history. But all of that goes out the window with Gorbachev. I haven't seen a single nuanced take about him anywhere since he died. As if it's all his fault. Even though we have Yeltsin and a million other things going on. Not fair imo

Well, there is a dedicated thread for that.

I want polish forum users here to vote for Wojciech Olszański since he is starting his political party



hates Jews
hates Ukrainians
wants to leave the EU
wants to leave NATO
wants to form a slavic alliance with (liberated) Ukraine, Belarus and Russia
hates faggots
hates trannies
wants to nationalize industries and kick out western companies
is planning to start his own party very soon

Make a better future for his daughter as well.

Eurasia & Multipolarity
Forwarded from Anti-NATO Coalition [ZOV] (Matyas)
According to @Rybar

Russian Su-34 bombers dropped almost two dozen tons of FAB-500 bombs on the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Bezymenny. The living force of the enemy, equipment and a tiny ghost village ceased to exist.

At the same time, the Russian army aviation worked out the manpower of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the triangle Sukhoi Stavok - Kostromka - Karlomarksovskoye - Bezymennoe.

https://t.me/EurasianChoice/19277

Important to notice that the fact that VKS "normally" does not emply carpet bombing tactics does not mean the Su-34 cannot carry 8 tons of them as per specs... the moment the offensive may eventually get more dangerous for Russia, rules of engagement would be adapted accordingly and the military may remove the gloves and start banging the shit out of 404, to be perfectly clear...

Those bombs were already shown few months ago.

dionis wrote:

GarryB wrote:
What is the urgency? Russian forces are not taking heavy losses and Kievs forces are... the longer they can keep this going the weaker Kievs forces become and the less problem they will be later on.

Well what kind of losses they are really taking we don't know, but that's not the main point either.

Getting rid of the Ukrainian forces near Donetsk will at least stop the shelling of civilians in Donetsk city and surrounding areas.

It IS taking way too long, and this silly bridge issue is frankly pathetic.

The longer the conflict takes, the longer the EU/UK/US have to suffer from their crazy energy sanctions against Russia, and the more export profit Russia makes to pay for the war.

ALAMO wrote:
Sorry folks, don't buy that part.
Call me schismatic
There is not a single sign of blood, wounds etc.
You can get the same bunch of corpses at any acting class, 1st year.
But what makes me more wondering, is the watch he presents.
It is a self made piece, a crappy one to be honest.
Uses old stock Molnia movement, and really horrible quality of self-made dial with "death to the spies" and "order of the GRU SSSR" markings.
It is a fake, a bad taste and a bad finish.
If not combined together, I would say that a guy has zero taste, or the corpses lies mysteriously in a way to cover the wounds/blood sighes etc.
But not combined, sorry.
Pokazuha.

It looks like you were right.
As for the watch, Ukraine is a birthplace of franken Vostok watches, so that is not that suspicious. I have to say that dial is ugly as hell. Hand painted, probably. And nothing's wrong with Molnija 3603.

From YouTube

Not a word of this attempted assault in Western main stream media. In its report of the Ukrainian conflict for Sep. 1, buried in a paragraph far down in the report, the pro-Ukrainian ISW site said this about it: "The Russian MoD claimed that two Ukrainian sabotage groups of up to 60 people landed on the coast of the Nova Kakhovka reservoir, 3km east of the ZNPP and that Russian forces repelled a Ukrainian attack to capture the plant. It is highly unlikely that a small group of Ukrainian forces launched an unsupported attack to recapture the ZNPP."

The cover-up attempts are comical