Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress]

[BADecker]

I have read in some media that there are actually serious protests against Putin, publicly and from relevant politicians in St Petersburg and even Moscow. For now I class this as rumours but these have not published before. The disconnect between Putin and the real needs of the RF citizens, particularly the younger ones and those who have not a direct connection with the apparatchiks.

I thought this was very difficult, but it may actually lead Putin and his Psychos to a full withdrawal... or a withdrawal from the world of the living depending on how bad it goes.

You have it backwards. If Putin doesn't have a war around to fight, that's when he will go into withdrawal. So you see? He has to keep on fighting, if nothing else, then for enjoyment. But also to keep from going into withdrawal.

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[johhnyUA]

and even Moscow.

It's a lie about Moscow. Yesterday, Moscow felt good because of it's city day:



Try to imagine this situation: While russian forces retreat with big losses in vehicles, resources and people, we see fireworks in Moscow and big festive musical concert . CRINGE

But this is all logical: Moscow is metropoly, and regions are colonies. Ofc, metropoly don't give a fuck about problems of it's colonial armed forces. Metropoly will just conscript more cannon fodder from poor regions.

Moscow delenda est!

[TwitchySeal]

[Waradlain]

Today, Saturday, the war maps look like Russia is being pushed back by the Ukrainians. And that is really good news for Russia.

Russia never really wanted to hurt Ukraine in the first place. And Russian success in other parts of the world is showing that they can stop hurting Ukraine while saving their own troops. The reasons are that Europe is backing off on sanctions; NATO is stepping aside to avoid nukes; the US economy is making the people force Biden to slow down his support of Ukraine; BRICS is gaining steam; other countries are starting to favor Russia more; probably a whole bunch of reasons that aren't listed here... like Hunter Biden news coming out as to how bad Joe really is.

But it's all good news. It means that the war is almost over, and that Zelensky won't have much choice but to surrender soon. This will mean that many Ukrainian lives and lands will be saved from death and destruction.

Just to show you who is winning, where is the war being fought? Mother Russia isn't being threatened at all. It's the Ukraine that is in turmoil.

>And that is really good news for Russia. (Just as planned)

>Russia never really wanted to hurt Ukraine (Thousands of civilians are slaughtered. Entire cities have been wiped out.)

>Russian success in other parts of the world is showing (Azerbaijan humiliates Armenia all the way. The Russians flee their so-called peacekeeping troops)

>The reasons are that Europe is backing off on sanctions (NOt even close)

>NATO is stepping aside to avoid nukes

(But that’s changed thanks to a struggling Kremlin that has failed to follow through with its threats. 
“Over time, the administration has recognized that they can provide larger, more capable, longer-distance, heavier weapons to the Ukrainians and the Russians have not reacted,” former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine William Taylor told The Hill.
“The Russians have kind of bluffed and blustered, but they haven’t been provoked. And there was concern [over this] in the administration early on — there still is to some degree — but the fear of provoking the Russians has gone down,” added Taylor, who is now with the U.S. Institute of Peace. )

>BRICS is gaining steam (For First Time Ever, India Votes Against Russia Over Ukraine at UN)

>other countries are starting to favor Russia more (The Netherlands offers Ukraine extra support for the struggle and reconstruction of the country.)


Incredible. Someone here has reached a level of copium the universe has never seen before.
Seriously read this again. Just wow. Wow

[Waradlain]

This is how it goes and will continue.

[suchmoon]

Desperate Russian Terrorist Forces are bombing power plants now. As if there are no more military objectives for them, just destroy everything they can on the way out.

Meanwhile in Russia itself:

The Ferris wheel "Sun of Moscow" is not working now [...]. The press service of the attraction said that it operates in a "limited mode" in order to exclude a "mass influx of visitors." The Ferris wheel was opened by Russian President Vladimir Putin on the evening of September 10.

[...]

As the Telegram channel “Caution, Moscow” reported, after the opening on September 10, the Ferris wheel worked with malfunctions. Muscovites reported that the attraction stopped moving, because of which visitors got stuck at a height of 140 m.

"Sun of Moscow" is the largest Ferris wheel in Europe.

Superpower in a nutshell.

[paxmao]

Desperate Russian Terrorist Forces are bombing power plants now. As if there are no more military objectives for them, just destroy everything they can on the way out.

Meanwhile in Russia itself:

The Ferris wheel "Sun of Moscow" is not working now [...]. The press service of the attraction said that it operates in a "limited mode" in order to exclude a "mass influx of visitors." The Ferris wheel was opened by Russian President Vladimir Putin on the evening of September 10.

[...]

As the Telegram channel “Caution, Moscow” reported, after the opening on September 10, the Ferris wheel worked with malfunctions. Muscovites reported that the attraction stopped moving, because of which visitors got stuck at a height of 140 m.

"Sun of Moscow" is the largest Ferris wheel in Europe.

Superpower in a nutshell.

There is something going on, despite the lack of official coverage my take is that we will see filtrations along the next week, nothing clear, always from intelligence sources that may as well be disinforming. This brings another question: What happens if Putin is demoted? Or, to make it more clear, who the f*ck is now in changer of the "red button" and are they any more trustworthy than Adolf Putin?

[suchmoon]

There is something going on, despite the lack of official coverage my take is that we will see filtrations along the next week, nothing clear, always from intelligence sources that may as well be disinforming. This brings another question: What happens if Putin is demoted? Or, to make it more clear, who the f*ck is now in changer of the "red button" and are they any more trustworthy than Adolf Putin?

Anyone who managed to stay around Putin after 20+ years of his paranoid regime must be as much or more of a psychopath than himself. But I don't think he'll get demoted by his comrades. They all have a lot to lose if the regime falls apart and not much to gain.

[be.open]

Desperate Russian Terrorist Forces are bombing power plants now. As if there are no more military objectives for them, just destroy everything they can on the way out.

Russia has long run out of missiles, probably Ukraine itself is bombing its power plants for some reason.

[tvbcof]

Been out for a few days and just got the news from one of the few reliable sources I know of:  https://www.bitchute.com/video/QAYNrc9O4BjM/

The Russians continue to impress me.  I'm not a student of military history, but I can see how Russia is a big country even after having gone up against various 'super-powers' through history.  Not to mention the disastrous effects of communism.

Looks like Russia is burning out the NATO and U.S. stockpiles of (highly overpriced) weapons for use world-wide with low loses (and modest territorial and resource gains.)  Time is certainly on their side as the West collapses in Talmudic directed eco-faggot apocalypse and they end up with all the energy.  Setting the defense line at LPR and DPR is quite smart since the local populations are largely self-defensive and when attacked, create a lot of near-by high value target groupings.  Not to mention a moral imperative to decimate said targets at will.

As for Harkiv (and other such areas) just wait a few years for them to come groveling for inclusion when the harsh reality of 'Western support' plays out it's hand.  Not to mention that when the Ziocon SS comes back in, anyone who didn't figure out how bail with the Russians will end up back under Nazi control and many will suffer greatly.  Hopefully the Russians, in a spirit of mercy, did not make any attempts to befriend the locals up there, and hopefully they will allow some 'immigration' of the people who really don't deserve the tender mercies of the Ukrops 'special' police.

I am really interested to see how far Russian goals/capabilities/interests extend in the Southern region, and if they go all the way to Odessa.  Initially I thought they would not.  The big question in my mind is whether the Russians are so under control of the Zionists that they will (and are) actually facilitating the 'Heavenly Jerusalem' project.  Certainly I cannot rule it out...if it really even is 'a thing'.

[postaldude]

Desperate Russian Terrorist Forces are bombing power plants now. As if there are no more military objectives for them, just destroy everything they can on the way out.

Russia has long run out of missiles, probably Ukraine itself is bombing its power plants for some reason.

Nah probably using battle tested KGB methodology to fabricate an excuse to bomb some hospitals or civilian shelters they haven't bombed yet with leftover rockets

"They are neo-nazis reincarnating hitler in that hospital we had to bomb it to ground I swear"

Joking. I sort of doubt Russian Federation ran out of 100 years of Soviet stockpile of doom bringing, but it will be way easier to assume they ran out of targets. Sure they can launch million dollars of a missile into sky in hopes of hitting another krushovka but even if 100 civilians die even Putin and Kadirov sees no profit off that.

[Chripto]

Been out for a few days and just got the news from one of the few reliable sources I know of:  https://www.bitchute.com/video/QAYNrc9O4BjM/

The Russians continue to impress me.  I'm not a student of military history, but I can see how Russia is a big country even after having gone up against various 'super-powers' through history.  Not to mention the disastrous effects of communism.

Looks like Russia is burning out the NATO and U.S. stockpiles of (highly overpriced) weapons for use world-wide with low loses (and modest territorial and resource gains.)  Time is certainly on their side as the West collapses in Talmudic directed eco-faggot apocalypse and they end up with all the energy.  Setting the defense line at LPR and DPR is quite smart since the local populations are largely self-defensive and when attacked, create a lot of near-by high value target groupings.  Not to mention a moral imperative to decimate said targets at will.

As for Harkiv (and other such areas) just wait a few years for them to come groveling for inclusion when the harsh reality of 'Western support' plays out it's hand.  Not to mention that when the Ziocon SS comes back in, anyone who didn't figure out how bail with the Russians will end up back under Nazi control and many will suffer greatly.  Hopefully the Russians, in a spirit of mercy, did not make any attempts to befriend the locals up there, and hopefully they will allow some 'immigration' of the people who really don't deserve the tender mercies of the Ukrops 'special' police.

I am really interested to see how far Russian goals/capabilities/interests extend in the Southern region, and if they go all the way to Odessa.  Initially I thought they would not.  The big question in my mind is whether the Russians are so under control of the Zionists that they will (and are) actually facilitating the 'Heavenly Jerusalem' project.  Certainly I cannot rule it out...if it really even is 'a thing'.

Don‘t you think, that‘s a bit too apocalyptic? If the war ends, Ukraine will join the Nato and earn support payments to rebuild its economy due to the fact, that the EU is depending on ukrainian goods such as wheat and oil.

[Branko]

and even Moscow.

It's a lie about Moscow. Yesterday, Moscow felt good because of it's city day:



Try to imagine this situation: While russian forces retreat with big losses in vehicles, resources and people, we see fireworks in Moscow and big festive musical concert . CRINGE

But this is all logical: Moscow is metropoly, and regions are colonies. Ofc, metropoly don't give a fuck about problems of it's colonial armed forces. Metropoly will just conscript more cannon fodder from poor regions.

Moscow delenda est!

And thats exactly what USA does with its colonies, Ukraine in this case 

[bakasabo]

If the war ends, Ukraine will join the Nato and earn support payments to rebuild its economy due to the fact, that the EU is depending on ukrainian goods such as wheat and oil.

Isnt NATO representatives already claimed that Ukraine is not ready for joining NATO, as Ukraine does not fully meet European standards yet? I am a bit far from Ukraine joining NATO discussion, but last thing I remembered, was there several months ago there was a meeting of NATO countries and it seems they are not waiting for Ukraine in their union. As to wheat and oil - does Ukraine support Europe that much, that Europe would give billions to rebuild destroyed economy? Europe is not short of wheat deliveries from Ukraine, but so far there is no such huge shortage and wheat crisis in Europe, that will make people crazy.

[BADecker]

Play the game. Snub your nose at Russia. Have you made her angry yet? Probably not, but getting closer.

How many months since the beginning of this war? If civilians haven't moved out, yet, they are trusting the Ukraine military, or they are simply taking their chances, stupid or not. Either way, they are in it for the long haul. Zelensky knew that it would come to this somewhere along the line. He doesn't have the strength to protect anybody.

Russian missile strikes plunge major Ukrainian cities into darkness, Kharkiv goes dark... power grid infrastructure targeted for first time, full details in podcast coming late Monday morning...




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Ukraine's 2nd Largest City Plunged Into Total Darkness As Russia Strikes Key Infrastructure

"The center of Ukraine's second city Kharkiv was plunged into darkness on Sunday evening by an electricity blackout," Reuters has confirmed of the large-scale outage. It's further being reported that some city districts are also without water, creating a severe crisis for residents.

"The cause and extent of the blackout in the northeastern city were not immediately clear. There were also unconfirmed social media reports of blackouts in other places and regions," the report said initially.

However, Ukrainian officials are pointing to stepped up and deliberate Russian attacks on civilian electrical facilities crucial to the city's operations. They are viewing it as punishment for the at this point largely successful Ukrainian military counteroffensive which has regained at least 40 towns and villages to the north and east of Kharkiv.

President Volodymyr Zelensky posted a brief statement to social media along with footage of destroyed infrastructure, denouncing "Deliberate and cynical missile strikes on civilian, critical infrastructure." He stressed they were not "military facilities" that were attacked. "Kharkiv and Donetsk regions were cut off. In Zaporizhia, Dnipropetrovsk, Sumy there are partial problems with power supply."

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[suchmoon]

Kremlin is running out of fake news. They're replaying their greatest (i.e. most absurd) hits now.

August 7:

In the Mykolaiv region, Russian troops destroyed an arsenal with 45,000 tons of ammunition supplied to the Ukrainian army by NATO countries, the Russian Defense Ministry said.

September 12:

An ammunition depot with 45,000 tons of ammunition of the Armed Forces of Ukraine was destroyed near the settlement of Voznesensk, Mykolaiv region, the Defense Ministry said.

45 thousand tons, twice LOL. Fucking morons can't even math.

[be.open]

Ukraine's 2nd Largest City Plunged Into Total Darkness As Russia Strikes Key Infrastructure[/b]

"The center of Ukraine's second city Kharkiv was plunged into darkness on Sunday evening by an electricity blackout," Reuters has confirmed of the large-scale outage. It's further being reported that some city districts are also without water, creating a severe crisis for residents.

"The cause and extent of the blackout in the northeastern city were not immediately clear. There were also unconfirmed social media reports of blackouts in other places and regions," the report said initially.

However, Ukrainian officials are pointing to stepped up and deliberate Russian attacks on civilian electrical facilities crucial to the city's operations. They are viewing it as punishment for the at this point largely successful Ukrainian military counteroffensive which has regained at least 40 towns and villages to the north and east of Kharkiv.

President Volodymyr Zelensky posted a brief statement to social media along with footage of destroyed infrastructure, denouncing "Deliberate and cynical missile strikes on civilian, critical infrastructure." He stressed they were not "military facilities" that were attacked. "Kharkiv and Donetsk regions were cut off. In Zaporizhia, Dnipropetrovsk, Sumy there are partial problems with power supply."

...

Nope, this is a punishment for Ukraine's incessant shelling of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, as a result of which the last reactor was shut down today. Russia was unable to protect the operation of the nuclear power plant and the visit of the IAEA mission did not help either. Now Ukrainians should stock up on patience and gasoline generators, rocket attacks on Ukrainian thermal power plants will be regular.

[Waradlain]

If the war ends, Ukraine will join the Nato and earn support payments to rebuild its economy due to the fact, that the EU is depending on ukrainian goods such as wheat and oil.

Isnt NATO representatives already claimed that Ukraine is not ready for joining NATO, as Ukraine does not fully meet European standards yet? I am a bit far from Ukraine joining NATO discussion, but last thing I remembered, was there several months ago there was a meeting of NATO countries and it seems they are not waiting for Ukraine in their union. As to wheat and oil - does Ukraine support Europe that much, that Europe would give billions to rebuild destroyed economy? Europe is not short of wheat deliveries from Ukraine, but so far there is no such huge shortage and wheat crisis in Europe, that will make people crazy.

There is no such thing as standards for a country to join NATO. Ive been to Albania and Macedonia many times, these are great countries, but if we consider the reasons for accepting them into NATO, it has nothing to do with thefact that they suddenly began to meet some standards. This is a purely political decision. If there is a decision your accepted, no decision your not. If such a decision is made, Angola will be in NATO within a month.
When the war ends, Ukraine should offer NATO to join Ukraine. Insisting on some reforms within NATO, for example, throwing the fuck out Hungary would be definitely one of them. Germany doesn't have shit so need to get rid of it too.

>does Ukraine support Europe that much
You don't understand the major point. In fact, Europe owes Ukrainians all the things and without any conditions. Because democratic societies, unlike authoritarian ones, depend on their own rhetoric. If they said "Never again", they should prove it. If they said that democracy and values are important, they should prove it. Otherwise, the line between Putin's rubbish and the proud statements of the West is blurred.

[Waradlain]

Kremlin is running out of fake news. They're replaying their greatest (i.e. most absurd) hits now.

August 7:

In the Mykolaiv region, Russian troops destroyed an arsenal with 45,000 tons of ammunition supplied to the Ukrainian army by NATO countries, the Russian Defense Ministry said.

September 12:

An ammunition depot with 45,000 tons of ammunition of the Armed Forces of Ukraine was destroyed near the settlement of Voznesensk, Mykolaiv region, the Defense Ministry said.

45 thousand tons, twice LOL. Fucking morons can't even math.

45,000 tons of ammunition that's a pretty solid amount. I think if such a depot really exploded, the blast wave would reach Australia

[cryptomaxsun]

Ukraine's 2nd Largest City Plunged Into Total Darkness As Russia Strikes Key Infrastructure[/b]

"The center of Ukraine's second city Kharkiv was plunged into darkness on Sunday evening by an electricity blackout," Reuters has confirmed of the large-scale outage. It's further being reported that some city districts are also without water, creating a severe crisis for residents.

"The cause and extent of the blackout in the northeastern city were not immediately clear. There were also unconfirmed social media reports of blackouts in other places and regions," the report said initially.

However, Ukrainian officials are pointing to stepped up and deliberate Russian attacks on civilian electrical facilities crucial to the city's operations. They are viewing it as punishment for the at this point largely successful Ukrainian military counteroffensive which has regained at least 40 towns and villages to the north and east of Kharkiv.

President Volodymyr Zelensky posted a brief statement to social media along with footage of destroyed infrastructure, denouncing "Deliberate and cynical missile strikes on civilian, critical infrastructure." He stressed they were not "military facilities" that were attacked. "Kharkiv and Donetsk regions were cut off. In Zaporizhia, Dnipropetrovsk, Sumy there are partial problems with power supply."

...

Nope, this is a punishment for Ukraine's incessant shelling of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, as a result of which the last reactor was shut down today. Russia was unable to protect the operation of the nuclear power plant and the visit of the IAEA mission did not help either. Now Ukrainians should stock up on patience and gasoline generators, rocket attacks on Ukrainian thermal power plants will be regular.

Do you recognize yourself?