Russian special military operation in Ukraine #48

So its not indestructible

Sprinter
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This is what the Kalashnikov assault rifle looks like, found in the positions previously processed by the TOS-1 "Solcenpek

GunshipDemocracy wrote:

UK planes protecting Ukraine ships from Russian attack after grain deal collapse

RAF is conducting patrols over the Black Sea to deter Putin from carrying out attacks on civilian vessels carrying grain exports

RAF aircraft are protecting cargo vessels carrying grain from Ukraine, following Russian attacks, Downing Street has revealed.

In recent weeks, British aircraft have been conducting patrols over the Black Sea to deter Russia from carrying out strikes on civilian vessels.

The Ministry of Defence stepped up its activity in the area after Moscow began attacking grain infrastructure in July, when it scrapped a deal that allowed Ukraine to export grain from its Black Sea ports.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/09/08/raf-russia-ukraine-black-sea-grain-exports/#:~:text=RAF%20aircraft%20are%20protecting%20cargo,out%20strikes%20on%20civilian%20vessels.

So they escort from Odessa?  or escort saboteurs to Turkish Stream?

If I had to guess I'd say they're doing neither, rather just blowing hot air. What vessels are still running this gauntlet, what companies would insure them, and why would some British air patrols protect these vessels from either being boarded or sunk with missiles?

JohninMK wrote:So its not indestructible

Bet it can still fire

police station hit by iskander
https://files.catbox.moe/eaiobg.MP4 (embed) (aftermath)
https://files.catbox.moe/5f9is6.mp4 (embed)

I guess Russia is helping the civilians out from getting their young men drafted to battle.

Tsavo Lion wrote:

Jeffery Sachs has incredible first hand knowledge of history. He he worked with world leaders throughout the breakup of the soviet union until recently. Quite an amazing inside view of history. The Judge asks great questions and has guests from all sides. I am a big fan of what he does.

in the meantime in Ukropine...

British man found dead in Ukraine

A British man has been found dead in Ukraine, the Foreign Office has confirmed to Sky News.

Jordan Chadwick, 31, originally from Burnley in Lancashire, had previously served as a Scots guard in the British Army from 2011 to 2015.

His mother, Brenda Chadwick, expressed her family's profound sadness over the loss of her son - known as Joe - in an interview with the BBC.

It reported that Mr Chadwick went to fight for the International Legion in Ukraine and was found dead in a body of water with his hands bound behind his back.

"We are providing assistance to the family of a British man who died in Ukraine and are in contact with the local authorities," a Foreign Office spokesperson told Sky News.

https://news.sky.com/story/ukraine-war-latest-british-man-found-dead-in-war-torn-country-putin-killed-mercenary-boss-prigozhin-zelenskyy-says-12541713

he wanted a pay rise? or just wrong look at nazi upa henchmen?

If I had to guess I'd say they're doing neither, rather just blowing hot air. What vessels are still running this gauntlet, what companies would insure them, and why would some British air patrols protect these vessels from either being boarded or sunk with missiles?

It better be just hot air. Russia can never allow UK planes in that area. That would be cucking bigtime. Planes should be shot down if they go near there. But will Putin authorize that ?

they r flying in intl. airspace, not in RF claimed area, so shooting them down is an attack on NATO member- even their UAVs weren't shot at, only harassed & disabled by a collision.
Russia acts with restraint not to provoke a direct NATO involvement, something Kiev been after since 2/24/22.


https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/us-send-long-range-atacms-missiles-ukraine-time/story?id=103031722 things can get hotter soon!

thegopnik wrote:https://twitter.com/Sprinter99800/status/1700278119188373852

So after Major. Gen. Donald Trumpov we also have Major. Gen. Elon Muskovich of the KGB ?

The fear of globalists is called Donald Trump. They have not been able to stop its spectrum. Trump is close to Russia and Putin. They know that the elections are close and that Biden and the progressive queers and feminists have their days numbered. Trump will agree with Putin and Russia will put all Ukrainians to the sword. Jew Zelensky will be executed or exiled. Time is in Russia's favor

NK "to lend a hand": https://www.pravda.com.ua/rus/news/2023/09/9/7419075/

She may also send some officers & soldiers to get combat experience.
Time will tell!

JohninMK wrote:So its not indestructible

Sprinter
@Sprinter99800
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This is what the Kalashnikov assault rifle looks like, found in the positions previously processed by the TOS-1 "Solcenpek

If that happens to an AK imagine what happens to a phone. I guess that is why we have not seen any video from troops on the receiving end of TOS.

Backman wrote:

If I had to guess I'd say they're doing neither, rather just blowing hot air. What vessels are still running this gauntlet, what companies would insure them, and why would some British air patrols protect these vessels from either being boarded or sunk with missiles?

It better be just hot air. Russia can never allow UK planes in that area. That would be cucking bigtime. Planes should be shot down if they go near there. But will Putin authorize that ?

It's the same BS story that they've run with the Challenger. The British elite suffer from illusions of grandeur.

Armchair Warlord
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Now that the Ukrainian Zaporozhe Offensive is grinding to a halt after three months of brutal but absolutely fruitless attacks, a note on how the Russians have shaped the battlefield - in some ways literally - for the last year to win this critical battle.

The Russians, the Ukrainians, and NATO all know that the road to Ukrainian victory leads through Melitopol. The Stavka identified the land corridor to Crimea as key terrain before the war - the Russians likely launched a large operation in Ukraine rather than a more limited intervention to "bail out" the LDPR in February 2022 due to their overriding need to secure the Zaporozhe Corridor and prevent Ukrainian forces occupying the Azov coast from threatening Crimea. In turn NATO has developed a clear plan of action to isolate and effectively besiege Crimea should their Ukrainian proxy manage to seize Zaporozhe and left-bank Kherson, likely working off prewar Ukrainian schemes to deter and punish a repeat of Russia's more limited 2014 intervention. Simply put, no other direction of attack promised nearly the potential for a rapid end to the war on Ukrainian terms.

The Russian withdrawals from Kharkov and right-bank Kherson last year - and make no mistake, they were deliberate and considered withdrawals - were clearly conducted to consolidate the Russian position and ensure that Zaporozhe could be defended as strongly as possible for the inevitable battle to come. Their chaotic aftermath (and the operational sideshow in Bakhmut) also provided a priceless opportunity to entrench in relative calm over a period of months. This was the ruthless implementation of basic military principle well-known from Clausewitz - be as strong as possible on the decisive point, because winning the battle is everything.

The Zaporozhe Corridor was that decisive point. Holding Kherson City and Izyum - or even Nikolaev and Kramatorsk - would have rapidly become profoundly irrelevant had the Ukrainians been allowed to break the Russian center and seize the Azov shore. Absent enough troops to overrun eastern Ukraine in 2022 and foreclose a Ukrainian counteroffensive, retrenchment was ultimately the correct decision - and has largely been proven as such - regardless of any short term damage to Russian prestige.

This battle has been a fiasco for Western arms. When it is over the Russians will be well-positioned to do that which they lacked the resources to do last year, and get back in the business of drawing big arrows on big maps.



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It looks like the British war pigs really wants to provoke a nuclear war with Russia.
https://www.rt.com/news/582617-uk-jets-black-sea/

Given the high likelihood that these grain ships can be loaded with military cargo, Russia cannot be deterred from sinking those ships, because they already stand with their backs at the wall. That means if British fighter pilot would foolishly try to force Russian attacks to stop, they will be likely shot down.

Edit: Sorry for not seeing other posters already mentioned this.

SolidarityWithRussia wrote:It looks like the British war pigs really wants to provoke a nuclear war with Russia.
https://www.rt.com/news/582617-uk-jets-black-sea/

Given the high likelihood that these grain ships can be loaded with military cargo, Russia cannot be deterred from sinking those ships, because they already stand with their backs at the wall. That means if British fighter pilot would foolishly try to force Russian attacks to stop, they will be likely shot down.

Edit: Sorry for not seeing other posters already mentioned this.

From the article

“We will use our intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance to monitor Russian activity in the Black Sea, call out Russia if we see warning signs that they are preparing attacks on civilian shipping or infrastructure,”

Oh no, they're going to 'call out' Russia
How will Russia recover from such a blow

Like I said, bunch of hot air

Well russia is guilty for this. If they had really made a blocus of the ports by hitting those ships since the start instead of letting them pass and say "it's ok it's a small ship" they wouldn't see nato advance their pawns.

Make one exemple and their won't be any issue anymore.

Supossed russian losses in the war against NATO

AMCXXL wrote:Supossed russian losses in the war against NATO

Bull! We never lost 3 Su-35