Russian special military operation in Ukraine #61

PhSt wrote:A few days ago there was a Ukraine/NATO UAV attack on the Khanskaya airbase,



NATO Propaganda outfit Radio "Free" Europe was quick to post before and after satellite photos of the site to show the extent of damage caused by the attack



Before


After




So here's my question, each time there is an UA/NATO drone attack, the damage seems quite extensive, like three structures have been destroyed, its not like NATO is sending 747 sized drones to strike targets, or just how many KGs of payload do they mount these UAVs which makes them destructive? Can Geran-2s achieve the same extent of destruction/damage?

I think its a good idea for Russia to start posting Before and After satellite photos of destroyed targets in Ukraine, so people will have an idea of how much destruction Russian UAVs are capable of compared to NATO.

Odin of Ossetia wrote:

Ukraine is showered with money and armaments from the West and from its tributary state of Poland.

[some] Ukrainian government [officials and their families have] currently [a lot more] money than [they] had before the start of the Russian Special Military Operation.


It is [the common people] in countries like [The United States, Germany, France, England], Poland and Serbia that are being plundered and impoverished. [See the halfassed response to Helene and Milton that have left countless Americans in utter ruin].

Serberus wrote:Hey all,

About a year ago i posted for the last time and said I would be back in 12 months as the conflict had turned into a stalemate and not much would change so no point in beating a dead horse, well as suspected I was correct.

Anyway, see you in another 12 months when things will again most likely remain unchanged.

But nobody will allow that to happen because the goal of this drill was the opposite Twisted Evil wrote:

PapaDragon wrote:

As long as it's depopulated it's a win

MOSCOW, October 15. /TASS/. The strategic partnership agreement between Russia and the DPRK includes provisions on mutual defense in the event of an attack from outside and envisages deepened cooperation in the security sphere. This was confirmed at a briefing by the Russian president's press secretary Dmitry Peskov, answering a question from TASS.

"In the agreement, in fact, the wording - you listed them yourself, they do not need further clarification. They are quite unambiguous," the Kremlin representative pointed out.

“Moreover, the main thing, perhaps, is that this agreement implies strategic, in-depth cooperation in all areas, including ensuring security,” Peskov added.

Belisarius wrote:

Belisarius wrote: