Russian special military operation in Ukraine #60

Hole wrote:
Just take a look at the woke capital San Francisco.
A shithole. Literally.

And that is applied "medicine".
If you suck in every single sphere of social security, put your bet on "woke" and other shit.
Persuade mentally disabled people how precious and charming they are, and how you are doing all possible for them.
You will get a legion of retards standing firmly behind you, ready to kill all the normality around. And convicted about the sacred mission they all share. They will shit & piss in the river, convinced of how blessed they are ...

If Russkie will be dumb enough to hold a ceremony in a public place, telling the date and time a week in advance on X/TG, and gathering all the cadets in one place - yes, I would say they would deserve that ...

Russian MoD reporting 2300 Ukrainian casualties during the past 24 hours including;

During the day, the losses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine amounted to more than 300 military personnel and 24 armored vehicles, including five tanks, six armored personnel carriers and 13 armored combat vehicles, as well as two artillery pieces, 9 vehicles, two engineering barrier vehicles and two electronic warfare stations.

In total, during the fighting in the Kursk direction, the enemy lost more than 12,500 troops, 101 tanks, 42 infantry fighting vehicles, 83 armored personnel carriers, 669 armored combat vehicles, 410 vehicles, 92 artillery pieces, 26 multiple rocket launchers, including seven HIMARS and five MLRS manufactured by the United States, eight anti-aircraft launchers missile systems, two transport-loading vehicles, 24 electronic warfare stations, seven counter-battery radars, two air defense radars, ten units of engineering equipment, Of these, four engineering barrier vehicles and one UR-77 mine clearance unit.

https://function.mil.ru/news_page/country/more.htm?id=12528992@egNews

Nevelskoye pocket collapsed and so did area west of Krasnogorovka

The salient is leveling out, they probably will start taking Selidovo and Kurakhovo

Then they will collapse Ugledar pocket and level the line from Ugledar to Pokrovsk

From there it’s anyone guess

They can just ignore Kramatorsk agglomeration and proceed through Zaporozhye and Dnepropetrovsk regions as those are empty steppe lands and they will move even faster there then Avdeyevsky and Pokrovsky sectors

Once they reach Pavlograd they can just move north into the rear of Kharkov and just move from behind

The Kramatorsk and Kharkov will probably be taken by a huge operational encirclement proceeding south from Zaporozhye

And by that time they would be ready from Kursk to move into Sumy and take the entire left bank in one large maneuver

Looks like one hilarious news missed our harvesters

Yesterday's night ukrs made an attempt to size Krim-2 oil rig.
They have used 12 Willard Sea Force boats.
It worked perfectly well and in expected direction.
Russkie sung 8 out of 12, forcing the rest to retreat without any attempt to help the survivors.
Which resulted in about 80 killed ...
If you consider that the Tik Tok Commando was not th case - wrong
They uploaded pics of how they are getting ready to this Operation Tik Tok few hours before ...

ALAMO wrote:Looks like one hilarious news missed our harvesters

Yesterday's night ukrs made an attempt to size Krim-2 oil rig.
They have used 12 Willard Sea Force boats.
It worked perfectly well and in expected direction.
Russkie sung 8 out of 12, forcing the rest to retreat without any attempt to help the survivors.
Which resulted in about 80 killed ...
If you consider that the Tik Tok Commando was not th case - wrong
They uploaded pics of how they are getting ready to this Operation Tik Tok few hours before ...

Harvesters huh!! See post #812
It must have feeding time at the zoo and you missed it

franco wrote:
Harvesters huh!! See post #812
It must have feeding time at the zoo and you missed it

Guilty bro!
Missed that.

London and Kyiv are drinking champagne. In vain, by Kirill Strelnikov for RiaNovosti. 09.13.2024.

According to Western media, the long-rumored issue of the British allowing Kyiv to use their long-range weapons, such as Storm Shadow missiles, to strike deep into Russia is a done deal and the blessing will be voiced at a meeting between British Prime Minister Starmer and US President Biden in Washington.

There is also an equally exciting information leak being actively discussed that at the meeting between Zelensky and Biden, which is supposed to take place on the sidelines of the 78th session of the UN General Assembly , which opens next Tuesday in New York , it will be announced that Kiev will be allowed to use American ATACMS missiles to strike “old” Russia.

And all this is happening against the backdrop of painful digging into a news hodgepodge of not-so-freshness, where Western officials hypnotize the audience with their Latin American pirouettes of “step forward – step back”: now we will resolve it, now we doubt it, now “we must definitely resolve it,” now “we must discuss it, there are risks,” and so on.

In addition, there is still an echo of cries of "Is that all?!" after the statement by the press secretary of the Russian president Peskov that "there is no need to expect any kind of response everywhere" to the lifting of restrictions: "A special military operation is the response to all these actions."

This mouse-like information fuss is genuinely surprising, if only because all the permissions have long been given and there is nothing to discuss here. For example, as recently as July 10 of this year, the same Starmer quite casually reported that Kiev has no restrictions and will decide for itself how and where to use Storm Shadow missiles. True, he made a reservation that these missiles will be used "exclusively for defensive purposes and in full compliance with international law", but based on the fact that the West considers any actions by Kiev to be "justified self-defense", everything is clear here, as well as with Ukraine's compliance with international law. Moreover, the lifting of restrictions was discussed at a meeting between Zelensky and the US and German defense ministers at the Ramstein Air Base on September 6 and was confirmed on August 18 by Podolyak, an adviser to the head of the Ukrainian presidential office.

As for the "too soft" reaction of the Russian leadership to the lifting of restrictions for Kiev, the best answer to this was given by Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov , who noted that "US statements about work to lift restrictions on strikes with Ukrainian weapons deep into Russia are part of a psychological war." And this is indeed the case: by heating up the internal Russian discussion about our possible reaction to the lifting or non-lifting of restrictions on strikes deep into the "old" territories, we are with our own hands cementing in our own information field the thesis that strikes on the so-called "new" territories (including Crimea) are military routine, while strikes on the "old" ones are unacceptable, and, if anything, terrible punishment awaits someone.

In other words, the Russian leadership is sending a clear message: there is nothing new in the latest wonder weapons, there will be no special or magical reaction, because all territories are equally important to us and we will fight all old-new and new-old threats with the same tenacity. There will be no separate decisions, because there can only be one final solution to the issue, which Vladimir Putin once again clearly and distinctly formulated : "The demilitarized line must be such and at such a distance from our territory that it would ensure security, I mean long-range weapons, primarily of foreign manufacture, which the Ukrainian authorities use to shell peaceful cities." That is, if any long-range weapon can threaten us from the Ukrainian border with Poland , well, that means the demilitarized zone will end there.

As for the Storm Shadow wonder weapons, which could almost bring Kiev victory on a silver platter, the Russian air defense began successfully shooting down these cruise missiles back in Syria , and the shot-down samples were sent to Moscow for study. Subsequently, already within the framework of the SVO, the "Storm Shadows" were routinely and effectively shot down - in some cases literally in batches, for example: on October 30 last year, eight such missiles were shot down simultaneously, on January 22 this year - six missiles, and on March 24 - 11 missiles.

Despite the obvious danger of this weapon, it has a number of limitations and disadvantages. In particular, these missiles can only be launched from specially equipped aircraft. Currently, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have modernized Su-24s for this purpose, but their working number can be counted on the fingers of one hand. The F-16s transferred to Ukraine in this configuration cannot launch Storm Shadow, which is why Zelensky is begging for more aircraft.

The maximum range of these missiles is calculated from their launch point. Considering that the already small Ukrainian Air Force is afraid to approach the zone of our air defense under threat of death, they can, in theory, launch Storm Shadow only from the rear areas of Ukraine, which sharply reduces their effective radius of destruction.

The quantity of these missiles, due to the complexity and high cost of their manufacture, also cannot be large. According to intelligence data as of July 18 of this year, the Ukrainian Armed Forces had no more than 50 Western cruise missiles of all types at their disposal.

In other words, the attitude towards the threats posed by the use of both Storm Shadow missiles and ATACMS should be neither complacent nor alarmist.

One must understand one simple thing: the West has already given and will give permission to use any weapons against Russia, except those that carry the risk of starting a nuclear war (and here lies the danger in their assessments of where this line lies). The corresponding weapons will be given in the maximum available quantities, and hoping that the Ukrainian Armed Forces will "run out" of something is a dangerous delusion. The flywheel of the Western military-industrial complex has only just begun to spin: according to a recent report by the US Department of Defense, since the beginning of 2022, the Americans have invested 5.3 billion dollars in expanding ammunition production, and for some items, production growth is already going not by tens, but by hundreds of percent.

This means that we need to forget the words "Well, just a little bit more, just a little bit more - and they'll deflate" or "We'll push them back, fix them - and they'll calm down." They won't deflate and they won't calm down. Our goal is the complete military defeat of Ukraine, and only such a result can guarantee that not a single Ukrainian wonder weapon will fall on our soil.

Let's continue working.

https://ria.ru/20240913/london-1972375244.html