Russian special military operation in Ukraine #62

A wee bit convoluted! They may have given the US a slight warning, to tell them its not a nuke, but they really didn't want to give any hint where it was headed. Not sure what those 4 tracks were of.

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The Ukraine has posted a map-scheme of the approximate flight routes of Russian cruise missiles and the use of the Oreshnik missile system during the combined strike on November 21 against the Yuzhmash enterprise in Dnepropetrovsk



Russia is closing a certain part of its airspace for missile tests from November 22 to 23.

A similar notice was published for the period of operation of the Orešnik system in Dnipropetrovsk.

JohninMK wrote:

https://x.com/i/status/1859711119562244413

nice shop vac. . . .

JohninMK wrote:The Ukraine has posted a map-scheme....

No, the US tracked the missiles and gave the Ukro cavemen a graphic for use in their PR. Ukies can't track a thing with any of their indiginous capabilities, cuz they are all shot to hell and rusting in the fields...

The nut sack below Kurakhovo is getting squeezed. Won't be long until the balls pop...

SeigSoloyvov wrote:
There was no warhead, it was armed with MIRVs, of there was a warhead you would have seen big explosions
Of there was some massive kinetic blast you would have seen waves etc,
There was no HE.

It was Putin basically fiirng a nice like nothing shot to look tough

No Cold War era ballistic missile would be able to hit with that kind of accuracy in the first place.
Just look at the hit pattern of those strikes. Perfectly aligned and perfectly spread out. While traveling at Mach 10.

But of course you are just too blind to see. So whatever.

Now what if the same thing hit your Minuteman silos exactly with a warhead on top of each silo in a first strike. But I guess that is beyond your imagination.

Edited out conversation...

Backman wrote:^ This is why the embassies are such an ideal target right now. They sit in the center of a ven diagram between Ukraine territory and Nato territory.

The western media is so pathetic, there is no words.

or any ABM/PAC 3 installations , just installations. With warming

Russian forces close in around the "Citadel" in Chasov Yar.

They also yeilded some ground in the salient to the south of the city. Ukies claim they pushed Russian forces back, but who knows, maybe a tactical withdrawal given the big push into the center?

https://rumble.com/v5rq4fn--breaking-russia-launches-first-ever-icbm-strike-in-war-against-dnipro.html

https://rumble.com/v5rkwaq-icbm-deployed-footage-of-an-alleged-icbm-attack-on-the-dnipro-region.html

lancelot wrote:https://rumble.com/v5rq4fn--breaking-russia-launches-first-ever-icbm-strike-in-war-against-dnipro.html

https://rumble.com/v5rkwaq-icbm-deployed-footage-of-an-alleged-icbm-attack-on-the-dnipro-region.html

That is a truly frightening weapon system.  

I'm just happy that the Russians have it and the Globalist Monkey Empire doesn't  

Edit: I think the surviveability of the USN carrier fleet just took a significant downgrade

Sujoy wrote:The Oreshnik missile demonstrates impressive precision. It's remarkable that Russia developed such a sophisticated weapon in such a short timeframe. While the Iskander was effective, the purpose of the Oreshnik remains unclear to me.

Perhaps Russia is gauging its military-industrial complex's ability to rapidly innovate and deploy new MRBMs

What short term, do you think they just started working on it after the orange chimp withdrew from INF?? There is one thing called strategic thinking, and Russians happen to excel at it...

Its purpose is obviously to devastate with great effectiveness large area targets at medium range. In other words, to send Europoodles back to the XIX century without even needing to use nukes, if they insist on sacrificing themselves for sake of the Anglo overlords. Or to put US bases in Eurasia out of operation with the flick of a switch. All within the civilized use of perfectly conventional armament

ALAMO wrote:More interesting is that those seem to be kinetic energy based only.

Probably underground strikes

Arrow wrote:

The kinetic warhead was probably used for demonstration purposes. I wonder what the scale of the destruction is. They don't want to show much. Such a warhead probably won't destroy a heavily reinforced target?

What do you exactly call heavily reinforced?? 60 m is the estimated depth of bunkers destroyed by Kinzhal, which is the little brother of this thing...

Krasnodar is getting hit by Storm Shadows

Arkanghelsk wrote:Krasnodar is getting hit by Storm Shadows

Maybe the next target for Oreshnik will be the Storm Shadow factory in the UK.

lancelot wrote:
Maybe the next target for Oreshnik will be the Storm Shadow factory in the UK.

Nah that should be done by someone having a smoke and/or industrial accident.

Big_Gazza wrote:
Edit:  I think the surviveability of the USN carrier fleet just took a significant downgrade

Its staffed primarily by low IQ morons. Its never been more fucked.