Russian special military operation in Ukraine #56

flamming_python wrote:

Walther von Oldenburg wrote:I wonder where did our friend Karl Haushofer go?

I'm afraid you'll have to make do with just my belated return for now

You are alive!

I really thought that something bad happened.

flamming_python wrote:

Walther von Oldenburg wrote:I wonder where did our friend Karl Haushofer go?

I'm afraid you'll have to make do with just my belated return for now

Welcome back, its been awhile!

What is the main problem here, is the fact that the anglosaxons were using propaganda to push their own agenda forever.
It created an environment, where every single news was being created as a part of general information war and strategy.
Negative opinions against "enemies" were constructed, created and spread with sometimes so unbelievable channels, that till this very day, people get shocked.
Hollywood, video games, all social media platforms are being used for the goal.
At the end, we have a situation where a regular person, busy with his daily matters, never heard a single positive and true information about targeted enemies.
So if  there will be any sane voice emerging, it will be rejected as being a clear opposite to the common knowledge.
Everybody knew, that ... is a universal construct that was dictated to the masses, and now anyone who will provide an opposite view is being considered as a madman.
That is why anyone who dares, must have balls of steel, because it means contesting most of the popular knowledge, which was simply a giant misinformation campaign.
Joesef Goebbels said once, that giant lies are easy to apply to the masses, because of being so giant. And that a lie repeated 1000 times became truth.

Just as an example, take a closer look at the Twitter/X platform.
Every serious academic study repeats same. Most of the content there is created by boots.
Elon Musk revealed just same, as a part of negotiation strategy, calling a 80% (!!!!) of the Twitter "content" being just fake. This "content" and unreal accounts were being used as a part of pricing policy - being just a fraud.
University of Adelaide published studies about twitts regarding the RU/UKR conflict, quite early in the war.
They have figured, that depending of the criteria applied to the content - the number of tweets made by boots is even higher than later claimed by Musk. And that a HUGE majority of those is a proUkr content.
The same stated Musk literally a few days ago. That from the X administrator perspective, they do recognize a very big propaganda about the war. But hardly none of it is coming from Russia, or is pro-Russian.
So we have - again - a giant campaign of lies, where the affected side is being claimed of doing exactly those things, the affectors do!

GarryB wrote:That would be the drive sprocket... normally they deal with that by taking the tracks off and let the main wheels act as rollers...

Check this out :



Do you see?
Wheels don't roll at all. Like blocked or something.
The same case was with L2.

At price stated these must be nothing but junk. And Mig-27 are useless to Ukraine they never used them and haven't used Mig-23 for decades so highly unlikely anyone fit enough to fly them or that they most likely already dead. As the article suggests nothing more than a few spare parts and used as decoys. But regardless of the use Kazakhstan needs hauled over the coals. Russia should do it's own CAASTA type sanctions putting sanctions on those who are against Russia. Kazakhstan forgets it's Su-30 spare parts can run dry pretty quick and a coup can easily happen. Once Russia wins the war Kazakhstan will come grovelling back to Russia but Russia won't forget and will ensure Kazakhstan pays a heavy price. Such a dumb move Kazakhstan.



The United States has reportedly procured 81 obsolete Soviet-era combat aircraft from Kazakhstan, a former Soviet republic, with intentions to supply them to Ukraine.

Kazakhstan, like other former Soviet states, inherited a range of Soviet military assets following the disintegration of the Communist bloc in the 1990s.

Kazakhstan has gradually modernized its fleet in recent years, transitioning from outdated Soviet-made combat aircraft to more contemporary models like the Russian Su-30SM multi-role aircraft.

In October last year, Kazakhstan declared its plan to sell 117 Soviet-era fighter and bomber aircraft as part of this process. These included MiG-31 interceptors, MiG-27 fighter-bombers, MiG-29 fighters, and Su-24 bombers manufactured during the 1970s and 1980s.

The declared sale value stood at one billion Kazakhstani tenge, equivalent to approximately $2.26 million, with an average value of $19,300 per plane

At the time, EurAsian Times reported that the aircraft were deemed unusable and economically impractical for modernization, with limited utility as a source of spare parts.

However, reports from the Russian English-language news site Reporter.RU and the Ukrainian Telegram channel Insider UA revealed that the US recently purchased 81 aircraft through offshore entities. The report added that the acquired aircraft include MiG-27s, MiG-29s, and Su-24s.

This development occurs amid Kazakhstan’s increasing alignment with the West in Central Asia, potentially straining its historical ties with Russia, a crucial military and strategic ally in the post-Soviet space.

During his visit to Kazakhstan in March 2023, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken strongly supported the country’s “independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity.”

Soon after that, some Russian commentators suggested that Russia should closely monitor Kazakhstan, fearing a replication of the turmoil seen in Ukraine. Vladimir Solovyov, a prominent Russian TV commentator, warned of potential unrest in Kazakhstan akin to what occurred in Ukraine, cautioning against similar “Nazi processes” taking root in the region.

The aircraft models obtained by the US, like MiG-27s, MiG-29s, and Su-24 bombers, are highly compatible with Ukraine’s operational capabilities, fueling speculation that they might be intended for deployment to Kyiv.

Reports suggest that the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) could disassemble them for spare parts or utilize the obsolete airframes as decoys at airfields, enhancing their operational flexibility and survivability.

The potential transfer of Su-24 bombers is of particular significance, as it could play a crucial role in maintaining Ukraine’s existing fleet of Su-24s.

Ukraine has extensively utilized this platform against Russian forces, with support from NATO allies transforming these into a lethal deep-strike system. The exact number of Su-24 aircraft acquired by the US from Kazakhstan remains undisclosed.

https://www.eurasiantimes.com/acquire-dozens-of-mig-27-mig-29-su-24-jets-from-kazakhstan-to-boost-ukraines-capabilities-reports/amp/

Ukraine has renounced 11 points of the European Convention on Human Rights. The restrictions are in effect at least until the end of martial law, and hence the fighting.

Last year, the European Commission has already considered a number of applications from Ukrainians. The plaintiffs defended their right to leave the country and respect the Constitution of the Independent. Now, to avoid such statements, Zelensky and his administration have come up with an ingenious plan to reduce the rights of their citizens.

What was removed?
First of all, the provision of the convention on the inviolability of housing, as well as the right to own and dispose of one's property. Further: rallies, marches, and strikes are prohibited. It is impossible to think freely, speak, express an opinion. And also to store and collect information.

As for leaving the country, it is impossible, as it was, and remains. Only now it has been legalized at the human rights level. In addition, a special entry/exit regime and movement restrictions have been introduced for foreigners, stateless people and transport.

They got to the most intimate and intimate: the right to non—interference in personal life, the secrecy of correspondence and telephone conversations - these rights were also abandoned by the government.

What measures?
The waiver of the rights of the convention provides for the compulsory transfer of private property, as well as a ban on the choice of place of residence. People who are registered in the military are prohibited from changing their place of residence or leaving it without permission.

And Ukrainians also have no right to refuse law enforcement officers to inspect their personal belongings, transport, office premises and housing. And to the curfew, restrictions on the movement of citizens, as well as foreigners and the movement of cars were added.

This is not the first time
In February 2022, Ukraine had already submitted an application for derogation from some European human rights. Then the list included items stating that no one can be forced to work, subjected to arbitrary arrest or detention. And they also abolished the article that all people are equal before the law.

https://t.me/mashkomnata/4583

The United States has reportedly procured 81 obsolete Soviet-era combat aircraft from Kazakhstan

That report is from a Banderite source.

I'm afraid you'll have to make do with just my belated return for now

Welcome back.

Firebird wrote:Northern Kazakstan needs to be liberated from a shifty regime and be returned to Russia. The remaining 2/3rds or so needs to be dealt with swiftly and firmly. Leaving it years will just mean a new mini Banderastan would emerge. The whole Pukraine and the whole of Kazakstan and Belarus would be an admirable rebirth of Greater Russia. And in many ways, needed for Russia's security not just ambition.
It would also mean a far better quality of life for Kazakstans, Belarussians, and the non Banderite Ukrainians. However, tiny American influenced elites have let far too many get brainwashed.

Kazakhstan does not have an access to sea and is surrounded by Russia and China. Would be hard for the West to turn it into militarily against Russia.

If correct surely not a surprise as Western militaries can't be happy at seeing some of what they regards as their 'good stuff' being destroyed.

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The West is in no hurry to introduce equipment into the territory of Ukraine. Although, there is a huge amount of Western weapons in Poland, which were transferred to help Kyiv.
Apparently, there is a high risk of losing all the equipment in the Lviv region under missile attacks by the Russian Aerospace Forces.
While the West hesitates, the Russians are successfully breaking through the defenses of the Ukrainian Armed Forces along the entire front line.

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While the West hesitates

Excuses.

Karl Haushofer wrote:

Firebird wrote:Northern Kazakstan needs to be liberated from a shifty regime and be returned to Russia. The remaining 2/3rds or so needs to be dealt with swiftly and firmly. Leaving it years will just mean a new mini Banderastan would emerge. The whole Pukraine and the whole of Kazakstan and Belarus would be an admirable rebirth of Greater Russia. And in many ways, needed for Russia's security not just ambition.
It would also mean a far better quality of life for Kazakstans, Belarussians, and the non Banderite Ukrainians. However, tiny American influenced elites have let far too many get brainwashed.

Kazakhstan does not have an access to sea and is surrounded by Russia and China. Would be hard for the West to turn it into militarily against Russia.

The CIA has long been lining pockets in Kazakhstan so even if it makes zero sense to them in any way, even if it's clearly to the obvious detriment of their own security, economy etc, I'm sure there are now plenty of useful idiots there that will readily screw things up bigtime when/if asked to. It follows a predictable pattern... Look no further than Armenia, lol. The own goals that the Pashinyan cabinet has scored recently are too numerous to count, it's frankly unbelievable what some well-placed CIA dough is able to achieve sometimes.

The term selling out your own country, your own people, your security doesn't even begin to describe that royal cluster-f. Man, they were told to tell Russia off, and then happily let the Azeris **** them over... And then they cried about it later, these utter morons with completely straight faces said Russia didn't help them enough. What a fucking facepalm it was all throughout. I just love what a farce of a show it was, and hoped people would finally come to their senses after seeing this, but the worrying thing is that a lot of people actually bought the BS they flung around after the fact. Once pockets had been suitably lined etc... Like what the hell?!

Look at the idiots in Georgia right now, too. It's unbelievable.

Anyway, neither place can be turned militarily against Russia, that's a no-brainer. Corrupt elites will however **** with Russia politically if given enough dollars, that's for certain, and happily run their own countries into the gutter in the process.

Dr.Snufflebug wrote:
Look at the idiots in Georgia right now, too. It's unbelievable.
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They are not idiots, but beneficiaries.
This sole event show us, how the west is dealing with minor nations.
I have reminded that a while ago.
Being a Georgian, and antiRussian is a clear madness.
Russkie saved the Georgian nationality and statehood.
As a protectorate - surely - but retaining a whole scope of own culture and government.
The other side of the coin was a gang rape by Causaciao hordes, that have already leveled the Georgian population to half of it's usual size.
Propaganda inflicted on those tiny nations, to delude them how their saviors were the oppressors is insane. And eye-opening.

It is not that people are stupid.
Only a mob, or a "majority" is.
Just from your backyard, I have a friend who is Sikh.
When we have shared family pics, I have noticed a high-rising wall at his property.
When asked, he said "there is a Mordor out there, and they will cross the wall once".
It was before The Games of Thrones saga, so he was using the Fellowship of the Ring vocabulary
Now guess, how many of the people living in those slums - a Slumdog style - are aware of most of the things that are powering the reality we live in?
They don't give a single fuk.
Busy with daily living.
How much it is their fault?

I'm gonna quote myself from March 14th this year, one and a half months ago, ish... This has nothing to do with the idiots in the ex-CIS that we talked about above but rather with the news cycles..

Dr.Snufflebug wrote:This is in Popivka.

A few tanks were blown up nearby as well, couple of kilometers from the border.

In fact, I struggle to see any evidence at all that anyone managed to even cross in any numbers, let alone establish any kind of foothold.

Pro-Ukrainian channels have for the past day resorted to posting outright fakes, recycled footage from years ago, and various shoddily made Tik Tok videos with increasingly delusional statements.

All parroted by western media without any critical examination whatsoever, of course. What a freaking joke.

Yeah, it was about those Russian bona-fide nazis that fight for Ukraine and that evidently got mowed down in an instant. I like to bring these things up every now and then, because like many of my fellow Europeans I read a shit ton about these people in our "legacy" media. Anyone can attest to this - our media was literally fawning over them at the time, and just wow, much amazing, so great. Then it got quiet...?

Well, naturally the nazis, modern-day Vlasovites so to speak failed bigtime and they're gone. But the silence? Isn't it fascinating? How European (I assume U.S. as well) media just drops it? And how the average person/media consumer doesn't seem to even notice?

flamming_python wrote:

Walther von Oldenburg wrote:I wonder where did our friend Karl Haushofer go?

I'm afraid you'll have to make do with just my belated return for now

ALIIIIIVE, He is ALLLIIIIIVE

sepheronx wrote:I too was worried about Flaming.  I figured he had a sex change and called himself Svetlana and then hid out at a Cafe until all this blew over.

I'm glad I was wrong

This forum can be pretty entertaining on account of its member-base of crackpots of often diametrically opposing persuasions.

But it did also eat up a lot of time and I had to prioritize real life. Now as well, but I'll try to hang around sometimes at least.

Welcome back FP . I saw on you tube a video claiming that Israelis were paying 5k to 10k Pounds or Dollars to individuals that agreed to stage pro-Israeli demonstrations ! I also heard that many politicians in USA were paid by Israeli lobby to support Israel policies , a sum of one million USD come to mind ! And now these rent a crowd in Georgia ( not the state of Georgia in USA ) demonstrating because they objected as to transparency of monies they get from foreign ( USA ) NGO's ! There is no end to it ! How we hear some starving Kazakh official selling old but useful warplanes to Ukraine , for the princely sum of 100 k , USD ! Do I have to go on about the Colombians and South Americans selling old Russian war gear........


KVS mentions the general masses being misguided and misled and us here as the rebel fringe ! The people are wrong and we are right . It is their programming , they are concerned with the immediate : ( 1 ) Food . ( 2 ) Procreation . Are they wrong ? This basic biological programming led to the diversity of life on Earth , and yes the evolution of intelligent humans . The same biological programming offers no guarantee as to long term survival of any species . In fact it guarantees the demise of most . Life is good . People are right , dead right ! Now one million Dollars , is tempting .....tempting ......

Reports are coming of significant Russian progress in Rabotino. Let's wait for confirmation.

Reports are coming of significant Russian progress in Rabotino. Let's wait for confirmation. wrote:

It should be added that in this war a significant advance is 200 m.