Russian special military operation in Ukraine #28

SeigSoloyvov wrote:

Backman wrote:

flamming_python wrote:Such a response will not stop anything.

No response would have been better. Because it would have left the Damocles Sword of one dangling

But Israel-style deterrence will not work. Again, Kiev's rulers care neither for their population nor their own underlings. They take their orders from Washington and receive their scripts from PR agencies. They're actors, and only acting as leaders.

You have to go in and flush them out, or stick to blasting purely military targets

But doing nothing was accomplishing nothing.

The only way to end it is to chase the Kiev regime out of the country. Yes taking Kiev would be a bloody mess. But so was taking cities back in ww2.

Maybe attacks on Kiev will drive most of the civilians out and then Russia can just send in the troops. Just physically remove the regime.

I mean you do not need to go into Keiv, it has no ability to sustain itself, your better off just encircling it and forcing them out that way.This would take a while sure but trying to force your way into Kiev is going to be massive bloodbath for both sides

Backman wrote:Here comes the US with its false flags

https://twitter.com/Faytuks/status/1579495726249259008?t=NRh9AOYgOsRQ4xR5Jnjlrg&s=19

Podlodka77 wrote:Ex-President of Russia, current deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council, Dmitry Medvedev — made a statement:

“The first episode has been played. There will be others. And further. I will express my personal position. I can't help but mention it now. The Ukrainian state in its current configuration with the Nazi political regime will pose a constant, direct and clear threat to Russia. Therefore, in addition to protecting our people and protecting the borders of the country, the goal of our future actions, in my opinion, should be the complete dismantling of the political regime of Ukraine.”

— Dmitry Medvedev’s telegram channel


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JohninMK wrote:Even my maths puts it at more than 83.

Patrick Lancaster
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MOD of Russia: today the Ru armed forces carried out a massive strike with long-range high-precision weapons on the objects of military command & control systems, communications and energy infrastructure in Ukraine - purpose was achieved, all designated objects were hit



War Monitor
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Number of missiles launched per city this morning.

Hole wrote:
No hypersonic missiles used? 

Mir wrote:

mnrck wrote:I don’t see any pro-Russia political front or something similar? Russia just can’t get rid of the Nazis in that land by military forces.

You should have checked the referendum results on the news. More to follow soon.

ALAMO wrote:And how many Ukrainian planes have you seen lately other than falling down in flames?

Edit : and again. S-300 hit the ground shortly after start.



This time it is Kremenchug, so we have at least two situations of this kind only  today.

Stealthflanker wrote:I would love to see Iskanders cratering Ukrainian runaways.  That will severely impede their airpower more.  However as what happened in Shayrat, airfield seems to be quite resilient against cruise or ballistic missile attack.  

Maybe cluster munitions should be employed too to discourage repair.

PapaDragon wrote:
Aaaaaand... it's gone

And what fireworks show it was, damn!

Russia is getting absolutely dickslapped and what's their response? Organizing investigation committee (as if this is some big mystery)


Ukraine has shitload of electric power plants, heating plants, bridges, tunnels and God knows what else all just sitting there waiting for the press of a button to disappear and still nothing even now

Ukraine and West figured out that Russians will be pussyfooting and will take it all up the ass like a good boys until the very end and are taking full advantage of that insight (not that it's rocket science)


I said when this started, if Russia allows some apes to blow up that bridge it means that Russia didn't deserve to have that bridge in the first place

diabetus wrote:

Stealthflanker wrote:I would love to see Iskanders cratering Ukrainian runaways.  That will severely impede their airpower more.  However as what happened in Shayrat, airfield seems to be quite resilient against cruise or ballistic missile attack.  

Maybe cluster munitions should be employed too to discourage repair.

It wouldn't do much, plenty of videos of Ukrainian MiG-29s and Su-27s taking off from roads.

Podlodka77 wrote:Ex-President of Russia, current deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council, Dmitry Medvedev — made a statement:

“The first episode has been played. There will be others. And further. I will express my personal position. I can't help but mention it now. The Ukrainian state in its current configuration with the Nazi political regime will pose a constant, direct and clear threat to Russia. Therefore, in addition to protecting our people and protecting the borders of the country, the goal of our future actions, in my opinion, should be the complete dismantling of the political regime of Ukraine.”

— Dmitry Medvedev’s telegram channel


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