Russian special military operation in Ukraine #32

Hole wrote:Those Mastiffs are great... targets.

Not as good as aussie "bushmasters"... our stuff burns so much better, keeps the surviving members of the Ukronazi squad warmer for longer..

limb wrote:Some cold hard facts:

https://twitter.com/blob_watcher/status/1592564524082950144
The russian generals prepared not for the last war, but for the war in 1945. Adapting modern technologies, knowing the effect of modern psychological warfare, smart innovative procurement based on logic and experimentation is better than copying what clauswitz or sun tzu say.
https://twitter.com/blob_watcher/status/1592542762997800961
We see this going right now

Russia can turn Ukraine into Grozny, it has nothing to do with lack of capabilities

I've reiterated this time and again,

Got more to do with political blocks , and willingness to endanger Russian servicemen, than Ukrainian nazis

limb wrote:Some cold hard facts:

so where are those facts, dont keep me waiting or I got limp...where sun doesnet shine

I stopped following the war. But what do we have here with Poland ? A deliberate false flag to get NATO directly involved ? Sure looks like it

not much footage of Denazification today,...i guess the piggy's have some power and uploading issues of receiving the Denazi-packages?.



The Z on Tape i did got for today.




RF Cruise missile strike in Kiev


RF Cruise missile survives Ukrainian AA intercept


Offensive of the DPR on Ukrainian Trenches near Nevelskoye

Conclusion presumably based on the fragments.


K13 News
@K13News
So what crashed in the village of Przewodów, Poland today?

With the cooperation of @blueboy1969
we analyzed the available photos of fragments and came to a clear conclusion that they belong to the 48D6 motor of the 5V55-series missile of the S-300 AD system- a Ukrainian one.



War Monitor
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Russian MoD: No strikes were made against targets near the Ukrainian-Polish state border by Russian weapons. The fragments published in hot pursuit by the Polish media from the scene in the village of Przewoduv have nothing to do with Russian weapons


Jackson Hinkle
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So does this mean Ukraine triggered Article 5 and will now be facing a NATO-Polish invasion?

ALAMO wrote:
When the EU included fruit and vegetables product on the sanction list, they didn't realize the fact that about 20% of the whole Russian supply is delivered by the dacha gardens.
Seriously.
I was digging for that data years ago and found it finally in some studies about "healthy food production".
I suppose that this factor was taken under consideration when the Russkie decided to unleash hell upon the Ukraine.
They calculated that the civilian population, although will feel the pain, can survive.
A Russkie can survive without electricity.
UkoWehrmacht cant.

Actually, I recall I posted about that years ago with a link on this forums.

Datcha Gardens consisted a ton of fresh veggies and fruit at local farmers markets. I imagine that % grew though since. Back in around 2008 it was something like 40% I thought. Maybe advent of mass farming and major greenhouses in Russia may have lowered that overall %.

I think the initial release of the info was from a blog that is an investors group in Russia. Awara group.

Dr.Snufflebug wrote:There are scattered reports that "decision making centers" (it's almost a meme by now) were destroyed in Kiev. General staff HQ among others.

Also, three waves of cruise missiles, over a 100 total. Now being followed-up by hundreds of Geran-2s they say.

Dorito always puts me a little at at ease

JohninMK wrote:

https://twitter.com/i/status/1592433221341704192

Even we didn't use civilian vehicles as cover for military ops back in '99 AKA this gives Russia carte blanche to start blasting at will so they better use it already

Looks like the missile strike on Poland is a false flag

"The Russian Defense Ministry said in a statement that the missile fragments shown by Polish media had “nothing to do with Russian weapons.” No missile strikes were carried out against targets near the Polish-Ukrainian border, and any reports saying otherwise were “a deliberate provocation in order to escalate the situation,” Moscow added. "


https://www.rt.com/news/566591-poland-nato-article4-ukraine/

I am surprised that NATO took so long to do this.

Well, it was a failed S-300 missile that fell.

Comment on MoA

"In Kyiv, the arrival at the building of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the operational command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine was confirmed.

Here are the promised missile strikes on decision-making centers."

https://t.me/ZandVchannel/39092


Suddenly the decision to move civilians and 20,000 troops out of the way of a potential damn burst makes a lot more sense. If Russia was planning to go for the jugular, removing any chance of a spiteful payback attack and minimising blowback kinda makes sense (no matter how bad it was that that bridgehead had not been reinforced in the 9 months since it was taken).

Posted by: Et Tu | Nov 15 2022 16:25 utc | 31

Another from MoA/

@rk | Nov 15 2022 21:42 utc | 188

U.S, allies cannot confirm report on Russian strike on Poland"-Reuters


Maybe they should say why

https://t.me/ZandVchannel/39165

Northrop Grumman RQ-4 Global Hawk, a high-altitude remotely piloted reconnaissance aircraft, was spotted in the skies of Poland today. The drone with registration number MM-AV-SA-001 belongs to the Italian Air Force. The location of this drone is the Sigonella Air Force Base in Sicily. Forces and the US Navy are stationed at this military base.

"Quite by accident" NATO reconnaissance drone was in the sky over Eastern Europe during the day. RQ-4 Global Hawk - is the pride of NATO, nothing can hide from his eyes.
Today's incident with the killing of Polish citizens by Ukrainian air defense friendly fire was clearly spotted by a NATO drone.

The Pentagon's evasion of the answer about whose missile hit Poland looks strange. Either the RQ-4 is not so good, or the Poles are not such friends...

Posted by: Norwegian | Nov 15 2022 21:45 utc | 191

JohninMK wrote:Suddenly the decision to move civilians and 20,000 troops out of the way of a potential damn burst makes a lot more sense. If Russia was planning to go for the jugular, removing any chance of a spiteful payback attack and minimising blowback kinda makes sense (no matter how bad it was that that bridgehead had not been reinforced in the 9 months since it was taken).

Yup.  Shit is gonna get real in the East as Russia finally makes a concerted push to crack open the Ukronazi defenses in Donetsk and Zap.  The extra 300k+ call-up and mobilisation of mountains of gear and ordnance isn't simply a bargaining chip for "negotiations".  

Ukro scum are in for a fcking world of hurt when Armageddon finally gives the order for the hammer to come down...

sepheronx wrote:Well, it was a failed S-300 missile that fell.

So it was an accident rather than a false flag?

I wonder what they were trying to shoot down?

Podlodka77 wrote:
For Airbornewolf I think he is in seventh heaven watching the video links of Russians destroying the Ukrops and their equipment.  

It goes a bit further and deeper than that for me Podlodka,
Allow me to elaborate,

I signed up for volunteer service in one of NATO's army's as Airborne infantry.
I served for an decade, doing an combination of Logistical and Combat tasks.
It included multiple combat tours Afghanistan.

I saw a lot of horrendous shit NATO did. Where officers should have been put in prison for.
NATO does not care for its own troops, just as much it does not care about local civilians of the places they invade.
It does not work to an solution, all of it just exists to fuel the Millitary Industrial Complex.

And the things that happen in the command bunkers and the politics that are played are just sickening.
Officers sacrifice their own troops to protect politicians back home.
Or just whipe out local people's towns as they just throw a few hundred dollars at it for "collateral damage".

Did you know NATO and in extension I worked with Russian Contractors in Afghanistan back in 2008?.
Oh yes, Russia extended an helping hand as NATO logistics where under heavy pressure as the road-route from Pakistan was closed by ambushes.
Russian contractors flew helicopters and aircraft in Afghanistan to supply NATO FOB's and bases in the field.



I had very good co-operation and at times discussions with these crew.
What did they get in return for saving NATO in Afghanistan?. just more russophobia.
MI-8's or MI-26 coming in for landing in Afghanistan often had to ask repeatedly for permission to land on FOB's so they where protected from the Taliban so they could fix their helicopters. at times they where denied.
Words are not enough to describe my feelings about this.

Then came Ukraine's Coup in 2014, And one day i was filling out mundane logistical requests and the next day i had to make magic happen by transporting vehicles "for the OSCE" to Kiev as soon as possible.
These where from my end, on legal documents destined for the OSCE. These where armored SUV's, but on the outside looked like civilian models.
They all disappeared from the papertrail as soon they landed at Kiev, to just appear a few days later on RT from footage as Nazi's pulled people out of houses.
....did i mention the Genocidal campaign of Kiev against Eastern Ukraine!?!.

Officers in NATO spoke like the seizure of Crimea and its black sea fleet was already a fact. And openly vented their disgusting views on Russia and its people.
NATO runs on hatred for everything that is not NATO and outside its borders, it is rediculous.

Do not even get me started about MH-17. There was good communication between the LPR/DPR and the Dutch after the shooting down at first.
This all ended after militarys medical recovery teams arrived at Kharkov, and started photographing their "Escorts" Ukrainian Nazi's.....
After this, they where quickly pulled back to the Netherlands. The secret Dutch U.N Mission was quickly cancelled in secret.

They had already wrapped several hundreds of salvage vehicles in blue vehicle wrap for this mission.
The days and weeks after, LPR and DPR tried contacting NATO and the Dutch. they got the silent treatment.
The DPR eventually opted themselves to start recovery and put the MH-17 victims in cold storage trains.
And back home the DPR and LPR where still painted as a bunch of savages.....while we severed all comms and let our own people rot in the summer sun.

I honestly could not look at my uniform anymore in the mirror.
A lot of effort went on exiting the millitary by finding an civilian job.
And lucky for me, i found one eventually. I resigned the following day.

It brings me to Today.
For me, Contractors, people and organizations from the RF showed me more reasoning and humanity than i ever seen from NATO.
Everytime i open the news here in Western Europe, the Propaganda painting the Russians as sub-human aggressors disgusts me.

NATO only wants to subjugate and destroy to maintain its grip on the world on behalf of the U.S War Machine.
I do not know how this will go, but Russia should see this trough to the end.

I archive and Upload footage of the RF troops in action as i personally believe in that this is the turning point for an multi-polar world.
An world where the West rules by power alone, not accountable to any norms and values and employ's jihadi's and Nazi's to wage war is unacceptable.
And i want to show as much people as i can that the West is not invincible, The rest of the world are not sub-humans. they have equal value in this world and they will fight for it.

Slava Rossiya, Akhmat sila.

Found his new channel

Ukranian air defense systems shot down all missiles, only 2 hit poland

The false flag and Polands talk of article 4 and 5, maybe a direct response to Russia allegedly hitting some decision centers ?

Regular wrote:

Fake added sound video. The original full video doesn't have anyone shouting anything.
The Russian side is alarmingly resorting to crappy fakes and half-truths. Stop.

Sound could be added or simply amplified

Zelensky's fucking face is not fake, he didn't like what he heard very much

Farlopensky's nose itches
(Note is necessary: In Spain "Farlopa" is one of the ways of colloquially calling cocaine, among others such as "snow" "powder", etc...)
The comments to the tweet are really funny

thegopnik wrote:Found his new channel

Don't think I would liken Poland to a savage pit-bull. More like a common garden-variety mutt. The sort that run away yelping after getting a couple of good hard kicks in its ribs or a good hard pounch on the end of its snout. Poles have always held themselves in too high a regard regarding their military prowess. Russia, if pressed, won't hesitate to show these monkey idiots who rules the jungle...

Many people say Poland is desperate to start a war against Russia but that's only half true, if that was the case then why have they not officially joined the conflict against Russia with the Ukraine? Why is it that they refused to deliver their MiG-29's directly to the Ukraine and offered to fly them to a US military airbase in Germany instead?

https://www.rt.com/news/551559-poland-nato-ukraine-aircraft/

The reality is the Polish government are cowards and don't want to fight peer or superior opponents themselves but are more than happy to let the Ukrainians and mercenaries do the fighting and dying for them. That's why they threaten Russia with article 5, that's why these weak, effeminate European countries want to join NATO so badly. There isn't a single country in Europe that could take Russia head-on militarily and win.

So now, AP is quoting U.S. officials saying that the Polish incident was indeed a Ukrainian SAM. Well, we knew that but what's so great about such a quick admission is that it has made complete and utter fools out of the entire Kievan establishment. Everyone, from Zelensky himself down to countless officials started hammering away on social media calling it "Russian missile terror" and for NATO to act swiftly and decisively now that Russia is deliberately attacking them too.

Of course, nobody important's gonna call them out on it. But it might, just might open a few eyes out there.