Russian special military operation in Ukraine #31

Arkanghelsk wrote:


It's all part of the plan,

Ukraine is going to run out of men any day now

They have no more tanks

They have no more manpower

It's just a propaganda win

They only retook Kiev, Kharkov,  Kherson, Sumy, Chernigov

Russia still has Pavlovka, Lisichansk, and mariupol



Anyway the west will collapse, anyway Russia will retake Nikolayev

It's a 6d chess move, fucking with their heads

Hahahahhhahahahahah

Tell you what Archie, I am just going to leave this story about the withdrawal from Belarus after last February's exercises here.  Yeah, I've seen this story before.  Because of the censorship and cancel culture in the USA, I am unable to show the RT videos of tanks and troops on trains going back to their bases in Russia but man they sold that one hard.  Its one of the reasons that, for a couple months, Russian troops were able to park just outside of Kiev.  Again, I can't find the video on Ukrainetube, what I can make fun of a platform that suppresses dissent, but I did some searching on RT.  Read this article, does anything look vaguely familiar?

https://www.rt.com/russia/550152-drills-plan-invade-ukraine/

Also, I don't recall major announcements or evacuations of people made so publically from around Kiev, Sumy, and Kharkov, I remember more during the night Russian forces withdrew and the next day Ukraine proclaimed the most glorious Wehrmacht victory since the fall of France in 1940.  I don't remember proclamations of we're leaving.  We pulled out, we aren't here, our administrators left, we pulled people back to safety, its yours, please don't attack us while we are retreating.  Please, come on.  Its yours if you want to and we are most certainly and positively not there.  

Second, Kadryov and Surovikin are not the type of guys who get on TV and start explaining tactics and how pulling back to protect supply lines is the only good option available.  Now maybe its just the copium (1 part Russkova vodka, 1 part limoncello, 2 parts sprite), but things are not at all what they seem here.  There's either one hell of a deal with lots of assurances in writing that Putin's pre war aims have been achieved and Ukraine is going to be forever neutral (hey its possible, not likely but possible), that things are F'd up beyond all repair and the Russian army and state are on the verge of collapse and Navalny will take power (again its possible, but not likely), its possible that Putin is going to go to G 20 and he'll look into Zelensky's Eyes and they'll start a duet where they sing Why can't we be friends, or its because the Ukrainians have every right to be suspicious and there is soon going to be an offensive (possible, and considering the way the SMO began with similar proclamations of pullback its also the most likely).  These are interesting times and the next couple weeks will be very telling about the future of this conflict.

zorobabel wrote:I am tired of Putin's 6D chess. How about some checkers, like actually capturing territory?

Lets check back in a couple weeks, and see where we are with this. If Russian troops pull back and are truly going into winter quarters then the war may not be lost, but matters get greatly complicated. If this is maskirovka and they are launching a massive attack then great. We'll know a lot more in the next two weeks as the ground will be firmed up and the troops will be equipped and ready for whatever.

Hole wrote:So the hawks (Kadyrov, Prigozhin) are behind this decision. Which should tell us something.

The Ukros on the other hand are more afraid then ever from this news. They still think it´s a bait.
Russians: C´mon, we left the area, bring all your troops from Nikolaev and Odessa here to "take" Kherson back!

Remember who is in charge of this operation for the last weeks and what he did to Daesh in Syria (a lot of open terrain, just as around Kherson).
Add this knowledge to the massive attacks from Geran-2 and Lancet drones against AD systems and artillery in the last weeks. Big air campaign
coming?   Possible.

The supply story has more holes then swiss cheese. The Russian Army has hundreds of amphibious vehicles like the PTS-2/-3/-4 and ferry vehicles
like PMM-2 + a lot of ponton brigde parks. Add to this dozens of helicopters. With all that they could deliver thousands of tons daily to the other side
of the river.

There is talk about the shitty position north of the river and "who brought the troops into it". I guess the Army only moved across the river in the spring
because they were charging towards Nikolaev but had to stop half way do to orders from above. After that they took defensive positions to destroy a lot
of Nazi fighters without attacking cities (= civilian cassualties).

Looking at the map I think further attacks towards Nikolaev will start by bypassing the large body of water between Krivoy Rog and Zaporozhye on the eastern
side. Which means an attack on Zaporozyhe and then moving westwards.

Zelensky will risk it anyway, is my bet

Azi wrote:But one must not forget the proposal from the American side, which also fits perfectly into the picture in terms of timing. Basically, that would be treason, but there are many in Moscow and St. Petersburg who adore and love the West. People don't give a shit about those who fight for the fatherland on the front lines, they love Starbucks, Apple shit and all that other crap that comes out of the West...they enjoy the decadent life and send their children all to the West. They only love money and see their own countrymen as primitive barbarians. One must not forget that not only the West in general, but also Ukraine in particular has some sympathy in Russia...there were enough acts of sabotage.

With this "peace proposal" Russia would lose more than it gained and in a few years the very existence of the RF would be at stake. As long as money is being printed like crazy in the West, the psychopaths in the USA and EU will do everything they can to destabilize Russia and arm Ukraine to the teeth.

I wouldn't worry, half such people left, the problem has resolved itself

And I already pointed out why some sort of hidden peace deal wouldn't make sense on the background of Kherson

sundoesntrise wrote:As planned. Man was outed as a Soviet spy by Frank Capell in the 70s already - just another Martini sipping 5000 USD suit wearing scumbag playing both sides, a game he eagerly extended to the Chinese when that opportunity arose.

The receipts are out there, and the more informed people on this board (for as much as they haven't been chased away) obviously know. In fact you have to be a fucking retard not to see that,  but then again you fit that description. The Mithrokin Archive, Major Jordan's Diaries, all the defector literature, Diana West, Kay Griggs, Anthony C. Suttons work? Hello?

As for the faked optimism, at this point I am just here to harvest the sweet copes and salty tears. At a point in time it was cringe and now it's just moving beyond that stage to the point where you can only laugh about so much dimwitry, spin and cope.

Also please don't hold your breath waiting for the fabled Russian equivalent of Steiner storming in from the north.

This is it. It's only gonna get worse from here. Lil Putin should be on his knees thanking the Lord everyday day of the week if the (((Anglos))) let him keep at least a sliver of the 'newly acquired territories' - because at the sight of so much weakness, confusion and incompetence they might as well go for the killshot.

Let the cope run wild.

Cope? No, you misunderstand entirely. I'm no-one's propagandist, as you have accused me of being, nor do I need to cope about anything; for nothing bad has happened in my estimation and interesting times are still ahead of us. I write things exactly as I see them.



You on the other hand my friend flew into this thread like a fly to fresh shit.

SeigSoloyvov wrote:A month will reveal the truth if this was some "trap" or a complete failure and inability on the side of the russians army and leadership to win. If you are pro russians you better hope this was a trap if not...well the implications of this failure would say a ton about Russian leadership and the armies ability.

One month let us see who is right

Till November 15th, not a month

zorobabel wrote:I guess Putin cannot leave the country at the moment.

The G20 summit would have been a good time for Russia to prove business as usual, that things are under control, but I guess that isn't the case.

Embarrassing that Zelensky will be there, while Jokowi put his neck on the line to extend an invitation to Putin.

Of course Zelensky will be there

And he'll overwhelmingly want to have the recapture of Kherson in his pocket too.

zorobabel wrote:

flamming_python wrote:

zorobabel wrote:I guess Putin cannot leave the country at the moment.

The G20 summit would have been a good time for Russia to prove business as usual, that things are under control, but I guess that isn't the case.

Embarrassing that Zelensky will be there, while Jokowi put his neck on the line to extend an invitation to Putin.

Of course Zelensky will be there

He's an entirely predictable character, Zelensky

G20 is BRICS Lite. Jokowi stood up to the West to offer a direct invitation to Putin.

Putin should be there.

If Zelensky and Biden are invited then it's no 'BRICS Lite'. Although the gesture is appreciated.

Jokowi is free to apply Indonesia for membership to the BRICS though, I'm sure he'll be welcomed.