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thegopnik wrote:Vitali Klitschko, the mayor of Kyiv, is asking the EU to send him blankets because his soldiers will not survive the winter. Ironic or not, it's still funny and shows the real picture of the situation.
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Re: Russian special military operation in Ukraine #30 billybatts91 Sun Oct 30, 2022 1:36 am
Big_Gazza wrote:flamming_python wrote:You and billybalts are trying your hardest to serve NATO on this forum, but it's not going to work.
Despicable little HATO-fluffers at work. Wouldn't surprise me at all if they were NAFOs. Their shit stinks in exactly the same way.
I'd encourage ALL forum members to block these bozos and not openly quote their nonsense. If you must quote them however, pls edit out their names and replace with a suitable "alternative" handle
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Re: Russian special military operation in Ukraine #30 billybatts91 Sun Oct 30, 2022 1:38 am
Lapain wrote:Big_Gazza wrote:flamming_python wrote:You and billybalts are trying your hardest to serve NATO on this forum, but it's not going to work.
Despicable little HATO-fluffers at work. Wouldn't surprise me at all if they were NAFOs. Their shit stinks in exactly the same way.
I'd encourage ALL forum members to block these bozos and not openly quote their nonsense. If you must quote them however, pls edit out their names and replace with a suitable "alternative" handle
Nah, it's ok to have them and have a laugh at their nonsense.
Re: Russian special military operation in Ukraine #30 billybatts91 Sun Oct 30, 2022 1:41 am
Big_Gazza wrote:Leave the Russian security professionals to do their thing.
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thegopnik wrote:The Polish government is preparing a springboard for the invasion and seizure of its "historical lands" in Western Ukraine, Modern Diplomacy writes.
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billybatts91 wrote:Constructive criticism makes NAFO shills now? So Russian leadership and actions are beyond criticism now? We all have to be good little lackeys and just nod our head in agreement to every dumb decision Russia makes and not point out the faults?
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Big_Gazza wrote:thegopnik wrote:Vitali Klitschko, the mayor of Kyiv, is asking the EU to send him blankets because his soldiers will not survive the winter. Ironic or not, it's still funny and shows the real picture of the situation.
Clittie my lad... You ain't surviving the Winter... PERIOD
These ukrops. They funny
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flamming_python wrote:
I'll explain
It's not a matter of balls nor of means. Simply one of information. If you don't know where said British specialists are, you can't take them out. Russia knows the town where they're based in, or supposes to, but that's about it. If their location is revealed then they'll be eliminated without any difficulty. While destroying an entire town just to kill them and what Ukrainian specialists work with them is not Russia's approach.
This problem is not as easy as it may sound to you or to other gung-ho types here. The US had constant trouble locating this or that pro-Iranian militia leader in Iraq, sometimes having to look for them for years.
In fact a number of cruise missile strikes across the Ukraine over the course of the war concerned themselves with targeting NATO specialists, I remember near Odessa some M777 artillery specialists were reported as killed by the Russian MoD. And there are other examples. Sometimes these mercs or agents though will succeed in what they're there to do and that's just part of war.
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billybatts91 wrote:Big_Gazza wrote:Leave the Russian security professionals to do their thing.
That's the problem. Letting the current "professionals" "do their thing" has led to disaster for Russia so far. Those "professionals" are terrible at their jobs. Major changes are needed and fast.
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Arrow wrote:The RQ-4 probably coordinated the drone attack on Sevastopol. Why doesn't Russia shoot down these US drones. Iran had no objection to this. The drone is over international waters, but it coordinates the attack on Russian territory.
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flamming_python wrote:
It's a war. Things go wrong. People die
flamming_python wrote:
I don't see any evidence of a lack of preparation at all. Simply just some theories, some equipment, some tactics, some commanders didn't perform as expected in a real war of this scale. And it's the same situation for the other side.
flamming_python wrote:
The fact that you don't hear about the other side's mistakes but have to infer them - because their control of information and state propaganda is stronger than Russia's ever was - is another matter.
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Re: Russian special military operation in Ukraine #30 billybatts91 Sun Oct 30, 2022 2:05 am
Big_Gazza wrote:billybatts91 wrote:Constructive criticism makes NAFO shills now? So Russian leadership and actions are beyond criticism now? We all have to be good little lackeys and just nod our head in agreement to every dumb decision Russia makes and not point out the faults?
You didn't engage in "criticism". You are channeling NATO propaganda and Ukropi-trash lies.
Try debunking the "sitrep" I posted. Try challenging my take on the expanding geopolitics of this civiliational struggle, or where the important trends are heading. Talk about comparative losses. Talk about failed Ukrop offensives and collapse of their morale. Talk about the ongoing MASSIVE Russian mobilisation and concentration of war fighting assets behind the currently defended lines of contact inpreparation for a war-ending general winter offensive.
You don't want to be summarily dismissed as a child? Then debate as an adult.
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Big_Gazza wrote:[
You are fighting a faith-based propaganda war against Russia on behalf of your tribal group. You'll "lose" because your "facts" are fake, and your side ignores inconvenient tuiths that demolish your narratives because your side are too emtionally invested in the groupthink and simply cannot bear to be wrong. I think your side also now recogises how monumental this conflict is shaping up to be, how your side is actually LOSING, and they are becoming increasing alarmed that there will be a massive collapse of their wealth, power and privilege as a result of their failed imperial gambit.
Read what I wrote and try to debunk. Otherwise, pls cease the white noise. Its like Ukrop EW in the Kherson front. Ineffectual and annoying, easily swept aside. Not worth the effort or cost to continue.
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Serberus wrote:
Screw cruise missiles across Ukraine, strike at their warships in Britain using 3rd parties just like what they are doing, strike at their bases around the world… arm their enemies.
There are many who have felt the sting of Anglo Nazism and would love the chance to strike back with some help from Russia. No balls, end of discussion.
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Today at 4.20 am, the Kiev regime carried out a terrorist attack against the ships of the Black Sea Fleet and civilian ships that were on the outer and inner roadsteads of the Sevastopol base.
The attack involved nine unmanned aerial vehicles and seven autonomous maritime drones.
The prompt measures taken by the forces of the Black Sea Fleet destroyed all air targets.When repulsing the terrorist attack on the outer roadstead of Sevastopol, four marine unmanned vehicles were annihilated by shipborne weapons and maritime aviation of the Black Sea Fleet, and three more were destroyed on the inner roadstead.Minor damage was received by the sea minesweeper Ivan Golubets as well as the floating net boom in Yuzhnaya Bay.It should be emphasised that the ships of the Black Sea Fleet that were subjected to the terrorist attack are involved in ensuring the security of the ‘grain corridor’ as part of an international initiative to export agricultural products from Ukrainian ports.
The preparation of this terrorist act and the training of military personnel of 73rd Marine Special Operations Center were carried out under supervision of British specialists in the city of Ochakov, Nikolayev region in Ukraine.According to the available information, representatives of this unit from the British Navy were involved in plotting, organising, and implementation of the terrorist attack in the Baltic Sea on 26 September this year to blow up the Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines.
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VARGR198 wrote:
Kiev asked people to donate blood...
The losses must be horrible
The storm has begun.
Good news incoming
Whole front line is on fire
The psyop "Russia will attack in mid November" worked.
Details tomorrow
Heavy Ukro losses in the rear - RF is targeting troop concentrations NON STOP
At last we can reveal ourselves. At last we shall have our revenge.
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billybatts91 wrote:More delusional talk. Trends? Who cares, I'm talking about the Ukraine conflict and only that. Could care less about the trends in the geopolitical future that will take place decades from now. What collapse of morale? Ukrainians seem to have a pretty high morale as of right now thanks to the large swaths of land they've taken from the Russians recently.[url=https://servimg.com/view/20411266/14]
Mobilization, big deal, let's see how this mobilized force will perform in the coming weeks. If they have successes, I will praise them obviously. We have to see how things play out in the coming weeks. You're getting ahead of yourself as if Russia has had some big success as of late when it clearly hasn't, only losses/failure. Your optimism right now is not warranted until Russia has success on the ground and starts taking back the land that belongs to it. Until then, the criticism of Russian leadership and actions should continue as to light a fire under their asses! Ramzan has done it a lot recently and he's in Putin's inner circle, we should be doing the same.
Don't believe that collapse of Western authority isn't happening just because our witless sock puppets won't admit it publically. The West can lose a military confrontation in Ukropistan and survive intact, but it CANNOT survive a loss of global dominance and the undermining of the petro-dollar fiat currency that underpins its true power. GarryB, Firebird, kvs, JohninMK, Hole and Mir like this post
crod wrote:Dear CIA News agencies
I found some news footage for you in the event that you have the bollocks to publish it.
https://t.me/CyberspecNews/11708
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ucmvulcan wrote:Smert Ukrainski i NATO Fashistam! Ura!!!!
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crod wrote:Dear BBC, CNN, DW, Sky News et al
I found some news footage for you in the event that you have the bollocks to publish it.
https://t.me/CyberspecNews/11708
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Re: Russian special military operation in Ukraine #30 Airbornewolf Sun Oct 30, 2022 2:03 am
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