Russian special military operation in Ukraine #58

billybatts91 wrote:Putin is too respectful to Islam...This is what treating them with kid's gloves gets you...

It's got nothing to do with Islam, these are mercenaries just as in the Krokus-city case

And the local population is disgusted with their actions judging by the comments on YouTube. A good clean-up there is needed of the various 5th columnists there. The 5th column there is not as harmless as in the rest of Russia.

Rather useless words.

Unless Russia does something in response, and I don't mean missile launches at a bunch of the same targets as before, but I mean downing US assets in the area and sinking the Ukrainian vessels including hitting intelligence centers, then these attacks will keep on happening.

It's cluster munitions. So even if shot down, those warheads will still sprinkle and explode on the ground.

Would have to have been shot down over the sea and not the beach.

Tsavo Lion wrote:

Medvedev: those responsible for the attack on Sevastopol will “burn in hell”, 06.23.2024.[/b] the beach wasn't the intended target:
“The bastards in Kyiv choose a beach with peaceful people as a target and press the button. https://russian.rt.com/ussr/news/1331877-medvedev-sevastopol-terakt

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that the Ukrainian Armed Forces used US-supplied ATACMS missiles with cluster warheads, four of them were shot down, one was deflected by Russian air defense and exploded over the city. https://www.interfax.ru/russia/967693

Similar events happened in Ukraine with their AD & the Russian missiles they shoot against.

I don't think the attacks in Dagestan the same day are a co-incidence. It's prudent to assume that a terror attack against civilians was the intention. Unless Kiev provides some very convincing evidence to the contrary. But they won't as it's not them launching the ATACMS anyway, is it...

flamming_python wrote:
I don't think the attacks in Dagestan the same day are a co-incidence. It's prudent to assume that a terror attack against civilians was the intention. Unless Kiev provides some very convincing evidence to the contrary. But they won't as it's not them launching the ATACMS anyway, is it...

It’s more about the Ukroid agents passing off information in Crimea and other areas

Even UAV is not the issue , the biggest issue is this network of Ukrainian intelligence agents that are all over the rear area

How to filter them out? It’s impossible without some kind of database and facial recognition

Unfortunately I know Russia does not like this, but increased security measures have to happen, monitoring and surveillance

Crimea. Sevastopol

Today's strike by Kyiv on the peninsula, which resulted in one and a half hundred wounded civilians, as well as dead children, has once again brought back into discussion among the security forces the topic of introducing a legal regime for a counter-terrorism operation in the region. In principle, the Russian Ministry of Defense called the strike terrorist, which means that appropriate measures must be taken. There can be no talk of military successes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Crimean direction, but shelling from NATO weapons in Crimea is aimed precisely at spreading horror and fear among the population, undermining trust in local authorities by raising the issue of the sufficiency of measures taken to protect civilians (shelter, timely notification etc.).

As for the introduction of a special legal CTO regime in Crimea, the results of the security officers speak for themselves and only point to growing threats from the Kyiv regime and the intensification of attacks.

To assess the current level of threats and prospects for their development, it is enough to calculate, counterintelligence officers write to us,
how many people were detained for additional reconnaissance of military units, air defense positions, hospitals. There is a whole network for the recruitment of citizens on the peninsula, the visible part of which is “Atesh”, “Crimean Wind”, “Yellow Stitch” moderated from abroad. Among refugees from new regions there are also plenty of waiting people, including those who received the so-called. "Kherson certificates". We also need to take into account the number of family ties with mainland Ukraine, military personnel and pensioners from there. Everything, right down to representatives of Ukrainian church schismatics, etc. All this requires elaboration in a simplified manner in order to minimize time costs, the operatives emphasize. It is necessary to speed up processes, give more activity to the office - this is justified by the operational environment and statistics of detections and arrivals, clearly caused by agents, and not by NATO UAVs.

This is the point of view that emerged from the security forces. We’re not sure about WHO (hourly pay for security forces in the active phase - budgets will burst), but everything that happens reminds us that Crimea has become a region with a difficult operational situation. But if WHO in Crimea is a political issue, but is under the jurisdiction of local leaders (with the permission of the capital, of course), then the concept of “a region with complex operational issues” is already a zone of Government decisions.

There was no need to invent such feints if martial law had been immediately introduced.

It’s a strange picture: there is a bunker with soldiers in armor in the West of Crimea, and 100 meters away a tourist is warming his belly in the sun. What if it’s not a tourist, but a bully? You can’t run after everyone, observing the laws of peacetime.

Two majors

There it is, there's the doom and gloom jamboree and the usual assortment of idiots, knuckleheads, and concern trolls. Just took a couple more days this week. Well it could be worse. A year ago you chucklebunnies were saying Wagner was revolting and Putin was gonna get toppled any day now. This year its just a double hit. One on Crimean civilians, which is strange behavior by a government that insists those are its citizens. Then there's the CIAsis attack in the Caucasus. I'll remembeer the priest and the other victims of that one in my prayers tonight. I mean awful awful shit, but shit that shows more about the character of those who did the attack than anything else. Crimea? You won't be seeing too much in response to that. I mean why? It shows just how rancid the Kiev regime and its DC handlers are. So does the other one. A proportional response is what is needed at most. Knock down the USAF drones over the black sea and do the same to US and EU satellites above Russia. Also, bring terror attacks to the lands of NATO puppets. Some diplomatic staffers in NATO embassies in southwest Asia and North Africa need to wake up with their heads and genitalia severed by "Islamic" terrorists.

ucmvulcan wrote:There it is, there's the doom and gloom jamboree and the usual assortment of idiots, knuckleheads, and concern trolls.  Just took a couple more days this week.  Well it could be worse.  A year ago you chucklebunnies were saying Wagner was revolting and Putin was gonna get toppled any day now.  This year its just a double hit.  One on Crimean civilians, which is strange behavior by a government that insists those are its citizens.  Then there's the CIAsis attack in the Caucasus. I'll remembeer the priest and the other victims of that one in my prayers tonight.  I mean awful awful shit, but shit that shows more about the character of those who did the attack than anything else.  Crimea? You won't be seeing too much in response to that.  I mean why?  It shows just how rancid the Kiev regime and its DC handlers are.  So does the other one.  A proportional response is what is needed at most.  Knock down the USAF drones over the black sea and do the same to US and EU satellites above Russia.  Also, bring terror attacks to the lands of NATO puppets.  Some diplomatic staffers in NATO embassies in southwest Asia and North Africa need to wake up with their heads and genitalia severed by "Islamic" terrorists.  

Thanks for the prayers bud, but I don't think that's not going to stop the attacks either. Can't hurt of course.

And turning the other cheek or advocating a parity response against Western targets by Islamic terrorists which Russia doesn't have at its command amounts to doing nothing but putting your head into the sand and hoping the problem goes away by itself.

flamming_python wrote:

ucmvulcan wrote:There it is, there's the doom and gloom jamboree and the usual assortment of idiots, knuckleheads, and concern trolls.  Just took a couple more days this week.  Well it could be worse.  A year ago you chucklebunnies were saying Wagner was revolting and Putin was gonna get toppled any day now.  This year its just a double hit.  One on Crimean civilians, which is strange behavior by a government that insists those are its citizens.  Then there's the CIAsis attack in the Caucasus. I'll remembeer the priest and the other victims of that one in my prayers tonight.  I mean awful awful shit, but shit that shows more about the character of those who did the attack than anything else.  Crimea? You won't be seeing too much in response to that.  I mean why?  It shows just how rancid the Kiev regime and its DC handlers are.  So does the other one.  A proportional response is what is needed at most.  Knock down the USAF drones over the black sea and do the same to US and EU satellites above Russia.  Also, bring terror attacks to the lands of NATO puppets.  Some diplomatic staffers in NATO embassies in southwest Asia and North Africa need to wake up with their heads and genitalia severed by "Islamic" terrorists.  

Thanks for the prayers bud, but I don't think that's not going to stop the attacks either. Can't hurt of course.

And turning the other cheek or advocating a parity response against Western targets by Islamic terrorists which Russia doesn't have at its command amounts to doing nothing but putting your head into the sand and hoping the problem goes away by itself.

You have an illegal operation of northeast Syria, you have thousands of examples of American and EU made weaponry floating around in there, and you have Islamic terrorists in the neighborhood that Russia wouldn't dare cooperate with, after all they're banned in Russia. IF Russia was creative they could make life very unpleasant for the US and NATO forces in that country. Take those out and knock out the drones and satelites and the US may adjust its calculus

15 police officers

dafuq

It was 6, then 7, then 8, now 15

How did 6 militants manage all that?

Filipinos really are the best assimilators. Nigga is spitting black rage when he's not even Slavic lmao.