Russian special military operation in Ukraine #15

Azi wrote:I dont' know if it was posted before...?

A teenager died from ukrainian shelling in a russian village southwest from Belgorod....6 other person are injured (a teenager seriously).

PhSt wrote:This is the opportune time to use those FOABs, if Nukes are out of the table, then use alternatives that have the same WMD qualities. I want to see a major stomping of UkroNazi Invaders Now!

Regular wrote:

PhSt wrote:This is the opportune time to use those FOABs, if Nukes are out of the table, then use alternatives that have the same WMD qualities. I want to see a major stomping of UkroNazi Invaders Now!

Counter-artillery would be a good start. Russia has way more guns and they can also use them from Russian territory. WMD usage is a can of worms, better keep it stomping conventional.

Odin of Ossetia wrote:




FOAB is not really a weapon of mass destruction, at least not technically; that would be chemical, biological, nuclear.

It a an extremely powerful conventional weapon.


U.S. has already used a MOAB at least once in Afghanistan, and the "international community" did not care.


Why the Russians have not yet used them against the major concentration of the Ukrainian armed forces west of Donbas is unbelievable.

Russians are needlessly using up their own troops, when a FOAB would have done the job already.

flamming_python wrote:And here's the hero himself BT
The Ukr military engineer posting on twitter about his heroic deductions a day ago that led to the destruction of the better part of a Russian regiment by the looks of things
Feel free to check out the whole thread for the rivetting account of daring-do and whatever

https://twitter.com/kms_d4k/status/1524506178616766467?s=20&t=du4ih4ojv-DVJgxcZfTlHA

Yeah, I think I'll roll my eyes over at this whole claim and really this whole episode
Like so

VARGR198 wrote:

https://twitter.com/RWApodcast/status/1524214560252735491

flamming_python wrote:
Yeah, I think I'll roll my eyes over at this whole claim and really this whole episode
Like so

flamming_python wrote:

I repeat again, Russian forces weren't, AFAIK, crossing anything. Ukrainian forces were; north-east of Izyum and in other places, and they were constantly getting intercepted by artillery and airpower, their pontoon bridges and groups.

Why then you'd have this half of a Russian batallion randomly wiped out here is a question I can't answer, as it doesn't make sense. My conclusion is that it's fake.

Ukraine just needs to cause enough damage to win, and if events like this happen again and again, Russia will be defeated by Ukraine as pathetic has that sounds.

Stealthflanker wrote:Finally. A-50 over Black Sea, a great sign.  That's gonna make life hard for Ukrainian drones as their low altitude haven got shredded to dust.  Those Su-27's at Belbek better get busy too.

https://twitter.com/CovertShores/status/1524436026340614146

SeigSoloyvov wrote:I will note that Ukiraine defense mOD claimed their tank brigade killed that Russian armor

While that dude claimed it was aviation. (Personally think that dude a scammer)

Now problems with this

1. that wasn't a tank battle, unless Russian recon was so bad, that they literally didn't see the enemy tanks positioned, in which case huge ass incompetence or lack of available equipment tanks to russian command refusing to fight this war correctly.

2. AD would or should have been positioned to protect that formation, so why would Ukie aircraft be allowed to bomb that much?

Again, facts favor its Russian armor but there are certainly holes in the claim.

Ukraine just needs to cause enough damage to win, and if events like this happen again and again, Russia will be defeated by Ukraine as pathetic as that sounds.

and that is why these armchair generals do not realize trying to win by only attacking a small area isn't good, why? because Ukraine can concentrate their defense and inflict max damage on the Russians.

Again, the entire Russian command needs to resign and be replaced with competent leaders who know HOW to wage a war or maybe the ones in charge do but are simply following Putins orders, this is why politicians should not have any say in military command matters

The process should be

1. Deploy hundreds of thousands of troops

2. Attack on multiple fronts, force Ukraine into a bad position where it must choose what to hold, and Exploit gaps, Ukraine is holding pretty good right now because it has been allowed to focus its defense

Belisarius wrote:Denazification of the pontoon bridge in the village of Protopopovka near Izyum)
https://t.me/intelslava/28552