Dr.Snufflebug wrote:Chernigov hosted a forum for various Ukrainian terror drone developers and manufacturers today, dubbed "Angry Birds", in the Shevchenko theater.
It was Iskandered (or Kinzhaled). Angry carrot.
Mats Nilsson @mazzenilsson · 1h Replying to @mazzenilsson Interestingly the organizers of the drone exhibition at the Chernigov Drama Theater urged participants to come in civilian clothes with no weapons in order to divert suspicion from the event as a military target.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1692857409654395015
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The Chernigov strike is interesting. The organizers of the event didn't announce the venue until the last minute, and told participants to avoid uniforms etc, not to give it away.
So, chances are an insider tipped the Russians off.
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Same thing as the attack on the Belarusian airfield. Subversives flying a quadcopter (or hexa, whatever) drone from nearby.
Lots of them get caught in the act or while planning these things but some slip through.
Russia's issue is that they want to keep society open and normal, so serious preventive security measures like constant vehicular inspections and what not everywhere haven't been implemented. But the FSB is still very active and indeed effective, given the limitations they work with.
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Dr.Snufflebug wrote:Same thing as the attack on the Belarusian airfield. Subversives flying a quadcopter (or hexa, whatever) drone from nearby.
Lots of them get caught in the act or while planning these things but some slip through.
Russia's issue is that they want to keep society open and normal, so serious preventive security measures like constant vehicular inspections and what not everywhere haven't been implemented. But the FSB is still very active and indeed effective, given the limitations they work with.
The issue I see is that the Russians are too soft on these traitors/Ukro agents. They don't seem to fear being caught by the Russian authorities. Next time, hand them over to Chechens or Donbass civilians to deal with these troublemakers in a way that's appropriate and effective.
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Russians aren't like chicoms so stuff like this will inevitably happen. Even when strict protocols are in place. Now add to this inevitable screwups and systemic blind spots in any major institution and stuff will get thru. Even with top of the line air defense as these small drones are scarily successful in bypassing secure installations. I've heard rumors of major secure locations here in the us that have been quite easily breached with drones and it was hushed up.
Frankly drones scare the shit out of me. So does the surveillance to counter drones. So do the people and institutions wielding the ability to use both.
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Dr.Snufflebug wrote:Chernigov hosted a forum for various Ukrainian terror drone developers and manufacturers today, dubbed "Angry Birds", in the Shevchenko theater.
It was Iskandered (or Kinzhaled). Angry carrot.
Mats Nilsson @mazzenilsson · 1h Replying to @mazzenilsson Interestingly the organizers of the drone exhibition at the Chernigov Drama Theater urged participants to come in civilian clothes with no weapons in order to divert suspicion from the event as a military target.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1692857409654395015
If only they had banned cigarettes, yeah turns out smoking is hazardous to your health
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Dr.Snufflebug wrote:Same thing as the attack on the Belarusian airfield. Subversives flying a quadcopter (or hexa, whatever) drone from nearby.
Lots of them get caught in the act or while planning these things but some slip through.
Russia's issue is that they want to keep society open and normal, so serious preventive security measures like constant vehicular inspections and what not everywhere haven't been implemented. But the FSB is still very active and indeed effective, given the limitations they work with.
The issue I see is that the Russians are too soft on these traitors/Ukro agents. They don't seem to fear being caught by the Russian authorities. Next time, hand them over to Chechens or Donbass civilians to deal with these troublemakers in a way that's appropriate and effective.
I noticed the same thing.
And compare that to the recent arrest of Girkin/Strelkov. Putin and his government are a bunch of crypto-Ukrainians, I guess not all of them, but many of them are.
This softness towards Ukraine and ethnic Ukrainians has been ongoing for years before even 2014.
Dr.Snufflebug wrote:Same thing as the attack on the Belarusian airfield. Subversives flying a quadcopter (or hexa, whatever) drone from nearby.
Lots of them get caught in the act or while planning these things but some slip through.
Russia's issue is that they want to keep society open and normal, so serious preventive security measures like constant vehicular inspections and what not everywhere haven't been implemented. But the FSB is still very active and indeed effective, given the limitations they work with.
The issue I see is that the Russians are too soft on these traitors/Ukro agents. They don't seem to fear being caught by the Russian authorities. Next time, hand them over to Chechens or Donbass civilians to deal with these troublemakers in a way that's appropriate and effective.
before handing them to the Chechens, they were caught burning the Quran
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Dr.Snufflebug wrote:The Chernigov strike is interesting. The organizers of the event didn't announce the venue until the last minute, and told participants to avoid uniforms etc, not to give it away.
So, chances are an insider tipped the Russians off.
Uhhh-huhh...
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Now some are suggesting that the insider leaker may not even be a supporter of Russia, but some enterprising "pro-Ukrainian" seeing an opportunity to kill off some of the high-profile competition for all that precious U.S. and EU cash that keeps flowing in.
Which quite frankly wouldn't surprise me a bit.
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This now looks pretty significant. It might slow down drone boat development.
GEROMAN -- time will tell - -- @GeromanAT . 5h "At 17.00 Kiev time. More than 100 people were injured as a result of a rocket attack on an "exhibition" in Chernihiv with a modified Iskander K missile. More than 60 people died. The NATO air ambulance has been working around the clock, carrying heavy ones to the countries of the alliance.
Destroyed several key specialists - NATO cryptographers from the Baltics - 11 senior NATO officers are missing"
(IL_RUSSO) - unconfirmed
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This piece would be just fine for our Rambo, if not for the fact that he is too stupid to get a point
So let me open the window.
Chief Comm of Ukro AF is stating as follows :
Su-35 can take them down from 200 km. They are limited to 20-40 only.
Every single Ukro plane that starts, is being shoot by 9 "missiles", both air and ground.
Explaining, nobody shoots 9 missiles at one plane, but the ECM surely can fool them good enough.
And by "200 km/20-40km" we know he is talking effective evasive maneuvers distance, as they still operate Soviet and own breed missiles keen of making 70+ km.
In this case/interpretation, what is the range of Su-35 missiles?
If we compare apple to apples, let's don't answer ...
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"Russia's military casualties are approaching 300,000, including as many as 120,000 deaths and 170,000 to 180,000 injuries, the newspaper reported. Ukrainian deaths were close to 70,000, with 100,000 to 120,000 wounded, it added."
yes so Russians according to "source" data have 2x dead as Ukrainians do! of course this is because they run out of ammo last year right?
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The Russian Armed Forces took control of 33 settlements in the Kharkiv region, by Vera Basilaya for VZGLYAD. 08.19.2023.
The head of the VGA Ganchev: the Russian Armed Forces took control of five more villages in the Kharkiv region in a week.
The territory of the Kharkiv region, controlled by Russian forces, has grown to 33 settlements, the Russian Armed Forces took five more villages, said Vitaly Ganchev, head of the military-civilian administration (CAA) of the Kharkiv region.
On the air of Soloviev. Live” he said that Russian troops are approaching the suburbs of Kupyansk, there are clashes in the village of Petropavlovka, the front line is moving towards Kharkov. According to him, in all the liberated villages, and there are now 33 of them in the region, there is a gray zone, people live there in difficult conditions, TASS reports.
Ganchev also added that the Russian Armed Forces are waiting for residents of villages that have not yet been liberated, who the Armed Forces of Ukraine continue to shell against the backdrop of their failures at the front. At the same time, the fire is being fired at the villages behind the line of clashes, which have not been fired upon before.
Earlier, Russian troops repelled four attacks in the Kupyansk direction.
https://vz.ru/news/2023/8/19/1226446.html
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"Russia's military casualties are approaching 300,000, including as many as 120,000 deaths and 170,000 to 180,000 injuries, the newspaper reported. Ukrainian deaths were close to 70,000, with 100,000 to 120,000 wounded, it added."
yes so Russians according to "source" data have 2x dead as Ukrainians do! of course this is because they run out of ammo last year right?
No one actually takes the communist broadcasting channel seriously. But it's cousin news channel, BBC, works with with an Anti Russian group Meduza and they give figures on russian deaths and its only like what, 20K? And that's with them "investigating" grave sites, interviewing people and actually investigating to a degree. Whatever CBC is claiming is a full on pulling numbers from their ass.
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"Russia's military casualties are approaching 300,000, including as many as 120,000 deaths and 170,000 to 180,000 injuries, the newspaper reported. Ukrainian deaths were close to 70,000, with 100,000 to 120,000 wounded, it added."
yes so Russians according to "source" data have 2x dead as Ukrainians do! of course this is because they run out of ammo last year right?
No one actually takes the communist broadcasting channel seriously. But it's cousin news channel, BBC, works with with an Anti Russian group Meduza and they give figures on russian deaths and its only like what, 20K? And that's with them "investigating" grave sites, interviewing people and actually investigating to a degree. Whatever CBC is claiming is a full on pulling numbers from their ass.
this was actually repeated after NYT...BTW cbc are not commies commies are good dont you know? NYT is telling all zionist truth dont you know?
The number of Ukrainian and Russian troops killed or wounded since the war in Ukraine began in February 2022 is nearing 500,000, the New York Times reported on Friday, citing unnamed U.S. officials.
so number is provided by unnamed US official, i guess his pals were talking about running out of missiles and about "poor scared recruits with toilettes"running away after only taking a glance of mighty British armor
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The 20,000 was in fall of 2022. They seem to have stopped since they were undermining the NATzO propaganda narrative. I think a fair number by now is between 40 and 50 thousand Russian forces losses (including Donbass militias).
The Canadian Bullsh*t Corporation is spreading fantasy fiction as usual.
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We should forgive the NATOista cnt nations their pathetic efforts at cope. It must be hard to see your well-laid plans get forceably shoved up yer well-laid arse by Russian military who wouldn't read the script that was prepared for them...
This shit just keeps the fire smoldering, and stiffens Russian resolve. No negotiations (unless its an unconditional surrender by the regime). No "frozen conflict". No path for the-nation-that-was-called-Ukraine to join NATO or the EU. Destroy the Ukrowehrmacht, hang the Nazis, denazify the enemy population like was done to the Germans and Japs post GPW/WW2. Diehards can fck off to the EU garden and apply for social benefits and become prostitites or toilet cleaners.
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Dr.Snufflebug wrote:The Chernigov strike is interesting. The organizers of the event didn't announce the venue until the last minute, and told participants to avoid uniforms etc, not to give it away.
So, chances are an insider tipped the Russians off.
It is because the bandera-maidan regime is so HATED by so many people inside Ukraine. It should not come as a surprise.
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