Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress]

[Badubuchi]

The United States shouldn't just be supplying Ukraine with weapons, Ukraine also needs man power, because Russians are advancing seriously.
I feel what the United States are doing to Ukraine is not just enough, else,the Ukraine should give up to avert further damages.

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[VKcams.com]

Remember the Azovstal bunkers full of NATO generals?

https://youtu.be/JLM4Ggcz2nU?t=74

[johhnyUA]

Remember the Azovstal bunkers full of NATO generals? Well, no one does now, but it was playing on Russian TV at the time as one of the excuses why it took too months to occupy Mariupol and why they had to bomb it all to shit in the process.

You're wrong here. Despite the fact that noone had seen any "nato general" through captive on Azovstal, russian in general still believe in existence of such generals.

The reason why they don't see them for russian is easy: "Our NOVIOPS already exchanged generals behind our backs"

[suchmoon]

You're wrong here. Despite the fact that noone had seen any "nato general" through captive on Azovstal, russian in general still believe in existence of such generals.

The reason why they don't see them for russian is easy: "Our NOVIOPS already exchanged generals behind our backs"

LOL so I guess that's why there's "bavovna" all over the ammunition depots - NATO generals Himars and Caesar are attacking.

[DrBeer]

"HIMARS" - we haven't even started yet!

They transmit from the occupied territories - the terrorists are really shocked by the work of HIMARS. The statements of a pitiful bald old man about "rest for the Russian army" are just a reaction to the work of HIMARS - they now do not know how to organize the rear of the army, because. without it, the army simply cannot fight for more than 2-3 days. Further, they become cannon fodder and targets in the dash. And as soon as information about the rear echelons appears, for some reason they all explode
What will happen when HIMARS starts working!?

[paxmao]

As of now, there are nearly 2500 people missing from the occupied territories. We are talking about pure kidnapping and clear evidence of torture.

https://www.economist.com/europe/2022/07/07/russia-is-disappearing-vast-numbers-of-ukrainians

It is behind a paywall, so I will quote some bits:

When russia occupied Bucha, a suburb of Kyiv, in February, most residents fled. But a baker named Matviy stayed to help his neighbours. (The names of the disappeared and their families have been changed for their protection.) On March 18th Russian soldiers burst into his home and took him away at gunpoint, says his sister Natalia: “We have not heard from him since.” Ukraine’s overwhelmed police, prosecutors and human-rights groups have been unable to help.

Bucha is the tip of the iceberg. Thousands of Ukrainians have been abducted from Russian-occupied areas, including activists, journalists and humanitarian workers. Journalists Serhey Tsyhipa and Oleh Baturin were seized on March 12th while reporting on atrocities committed by Russian forces. “They were taken to an unknown place with bags on their heads,” says Anastasia, Mr Tsyhipa’s step-daughter. Mr Tsyhipa eventually appeared on Russian state tv looking thin and spouting Kremlin propaganda.

“The Russians are abducting people to silence dissent,” says Nadia Dobriansk of Zmina, a Ukrainian human-rights group. Torture has been widely documented. Mykola Panchenko, an activist who had attended protests in occupied territory, was kidnapped while buying groceries. His wife Svitlana says masked men brought him to their house hours later and searched for weapons, then took him away again. The Russians released Mr Panchenko a month later with broken ribs. Other victims have turned up dead.

Disappearances in Ukraine are not new. Between 2014 and 2021 over 2,000 people vanished; both pro-Russian forces and Ukrainian security services were implicated. Russia has deployed such terror tactics for decades. After it annexed Crimea in 2014, Crimean Tatar activists and community leaders disappeared in droves. During Russia’s two wars in Chechnya in the 1990s, disappearances were so widespread that Human Rights Watch said they amounted to a crime against humanity.

You're wrong here. Despite the fact that noone had seen any "nato general" through captive on Azovstal, russian in general still believe in existence of such generals.

The reason why they don't see them for russian is easy: "Our NOVIOPS already exchanged generals behind our backs"

LOL so I guess that's why there's "bavovna" all over the ammunition depots - NATO generals Himars and Caesar are attacking.

It is just RF soldiers smoking in the wrong places. All those weapons had been destroyed already by "precision posting" by the trolls here.

It is curious how many Kremlin apologists can sustain at the same time the armed superiority of the RF and at the same time say that Ukraine has more means. That's the result of overdose by exposure to official media.

NATO!!!

Remember the Azovstal bunkers full of NATO generals? Well, no one does now, but it was playing on Russian TV at the time as one of the excuses why it took too months to occupy Mariupol and why they had to bomb it all to shit in the process.

Russia is at war with the entire world, or rather the 10% of it, because 90% support Russia, but don't start looking for cognitive dissonance here.

All the sudden maths no longer makes sense to me.

[paxmao]

Remember the Azovstal bunkers full of NATO generals? Well, no one does now, but it was playing on Russian TV at the time as one of the excuses why it took too months to occupy Mariupol and why they had to bomb it all to shit in the process.

You're wrong here. Despite the fact that noone had seen any "nato general" through captive on Azovstal, russian in general still believe in existence of such generals.

The reason why they don't see them for russian is easy: "Our NOVIOPS already exchanged generals behind our backs"

There are 10.000 UKR soldiers being trained at this moment in the UK and other countries. It is just for a parade, no need to worry.

Meanwhile, fire and smoke in Mariupol. Another cigarette but that was not properly put off.

In Kherson,...

https://liveuamap.com/en/2022/9-july-explosion-at-reportedly-military-ammunition-warehouses

Multiple secondary explosions. That was a weapons depot.

[BADecker]

Here we go again. Biden sending more money to Russia, through the indirect route of the Ukraine.


White House Unveils $400M More In Military Aid To Ukraine, Marking 15th Package

A senior defense official has been cited as saying the specific weapons will be tailored to repel a broader Russian assault in the Donbas, though the recent weeks of fighting have made clear that battlefield momentum is currently with the Russians.

"Heavy artillery platforms, like howitzers and High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems, or HIMARS, sit high on Ukrainian military wish lists," CNBC writes, citing the source. "The official said the latest security package will include four additional HIMARS, which brings the total number of HIMARS transfers to Ukraine from U.S. arsenals to 12."

The total in US military and humanitarian aid so more is more than $7 billion given since February.

The longer-range HIMARS are being sought by the Zelensky government as potentially game-changing given they allow the Ukrainians for the first time to strike Russian military stockpiles and command centers that extend deeper behind enemy lines.

Axios details of some of the major US-supplied currently operational in eastern Ukraine after the several rounds of weapons systems were transferred, and as Ukrainian troops get trained on them:

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[LTU_btc]

"HIMARS" - we haven't even started yet!

They transmit from the occupied territories - the terrorists are really shocked by the work of HIMARS. The statements of a pitiful bald old man about "rest for the Russian army" are just a reaction to the work of HIMARS - they now do not know how to organize the rear of the army, because. without it, the army simply cannot fight for more than 2-3 days. Further, they become cannon fodder and targets in the dash. And as soon as information about the rear echelons appears, for some reason they all explode
What will happen when HIMARS starts working!?

Now Ukraine have HIMARS rockets with distance of about 80km and it's already working very effective, destroying occupants and their ammunition warehouses in occupied territories. Not coincidence that we have so many reports about destroyed warehouses in recent days. But there is reports (unconfirmed oficially yet) that Ukraine will get rockets with shooting range of 300km. Prepare, orcs.

[tvbcof]

"HIMARS" - we haven't even started yet!

They transmit from the occupied territories - the terrorists are really shocked by the work of HIMARS. The statements of a pitiful bald old man about "rest for the Russian army" are just a reaction to the work of HIMARS - they now do not know how to organize the rear of the army, because. without it, the army simply cannot fight for more than 2-3 days. Further, they become cannon fodder and targets in the dash. And as soon as information about the rear echelons appears, for some reason they all explode
What will happen when HIMARS starts working!?

Now Ukraine have HIMARS rockets with distance of about 80km and it's already working very effective, destroying occupants and their ammunition warehouses in occupied territories. Not coincidence that we have so many reports about destroyed warehouses in recent days. But there is reports (unconfirmed oficially yet) that Ukraine will get rockets with shooting range of 300km. Prepare, orcs.

Prepare for a 300km buffer zone around any parts of former Ukraine Putin decides to not negotiate back after Zelenski exits the stage?

If it were me, I'd be starting to train Syrian, Hezbollah, and Yemeni teams on use of the Iskandar system.

In other news:  https://www.bitchute.com/video/e7kxO6oUR7Le/

[Waradlain]

"HIMARS" - we haven't even started yet!

They transmit from the occupied territories - the terrorists are really shocked by the work of HIMARS. The statements of a pitiful bald old man about "rest for the Russian army" are just a reaction to the work of HIMARS - they now do not know how to organize the rear of the army, because. without it, the army simply cannot fight for more than 2-3 days. Further, they become cannon fodder and targets in the dash. And as soon as information about the rear echelons appears, for some reason they all explode
What will happen when HIMARS starts working!?

Now Ukraine have HIMARS rockets with distance of about 80km and it's already working very effective, destroying occupants and their ammunition warehouses in occupied territories. Not coincidence that we have so many reports about destroyed warehouses in recent days. But there is reports (unconfirmed oficially yet) that Ukraine will get rockets with shooting range of 300km. Prepare, orcs.

Prepare for a 300km buffer zone around any parts of former Ukraine Putin decides to not negotiate back after Zelenski exits the stage?

If it were me, I'd be starting to train Syrian, Hezbollah, and Yemeni teams on use of the Iskandar system.

In other news:  https://www.bitchute.com/video/e7kxO6oUR7Le/

>starting to train Syrian, Hezbollah, and Yemeni teams on use of the Iskandar system.



It would be much safer to start training them to throw a rock. Israel and Turkey will allow the russians to do this, unlike the nonsense that you write.

[VKcams.com]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEQi5czt3is

Odessa.  The seller refuses to serve in Russian.

[tvbcof]

Prepare for a 300km buffer zone around any parts of former Ukraine Putin decides to not negotiate back after Zelenski exits the stage?

If it were me, I'd be starting to train Syrian, Hezbollah, and Yemeni teams on use of the Iskandar system.

In other news:  https://www.bitchute.com/video/e7kxO6oUR7Le/

>starting to train Syrian, Hezbollah, and Yemeni teams on use of the Iskandar system.
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It would be much safer to start training them to throw a rock. Israel and Turkey will allow the russians to do this, unlike the nonsense that you write.

What are Turkey and Israel going to do?  Sanctions?



Israel owns the U.S. and could have them reverse or implement any policy within a minute or two.  That's why it would be effective for Russia to make Israel uncomfortable.  That said, Israel may very well have the same amount of control over Russia as they do the U.S..  I cannot get a very good read on that.  One way or another, Israel has positioned themselves as a king-maker in a struggle between the U.S. and Russia.  I would not be at all surprised if, with Israeli cooperation, Russia could in fact use nukes and the U.S. would find all of their nuclear response options to be mysteriously out of service.

Much to the annoyance of the early Zionists, the Eastern European Jews from 'the pale' didn't have a lot of interest in moving to some North African sand-pit populated by a bunch of other Jews.  I cannot blame them at all.  The West was much more fun and lucrative destination with plenty of goyim to exploit.  All good things must pass however, but there are even fewer reasons to move to Israhel now.  Let the Sephardi have it.  Thing is, American and Europe are slotted for demolition and it's all to obvious who rigged the place.  Gotta go somewhere.  How about right back to the (exploitable) wheat fields of home?  Looks to me like Victoria Nudelman-Kagan and friends have decided to do just that and are at least using Russia, if not actually working with the Russians, to clear out/kill off the UKrop who are nothing but trouble.  And of course making a ton of money in the process.

[Waradlain]

Prepare for a 300km buffer zone around any parts of former Ukraine Putin decides to not negotiate back after Zelenski exits the stage?

If it were me, I'd be starting to train Syrian, Hezbollah, and Yemeni teams on use of the Iskandar system.

In other news:  https://www.bitchute.com/video/e7kxO6oUR7Le/

>starting to train Syrian, Hezbollah, and Yemeni teams on use of the Iskandar system.
...
It would be much safer to start training them to throw a rock. Israel and Turkey will allow the russians to do this, unlike the nonsense that you write.

What are Turkey and Israel going to do?  Sanctions?



Israel owns the U.S. and could have them reverse or implement any policy within a minute or two.  That's why it would be effective for Russia to make Israel uncomfortable.  That said, Israel may very well have the same amount of control over Russia as they do the U.S..  I cannot get a very good read on that.  One way or another, Israel has positioned themselves as a king-maker in a struggle between the U.S. and Russia.  I would not be at all surprised if, with Israeli cooperation, Russia could in fact use nukes and the U.S. would find all of their nuclear response options to be mysteriously out of service.

Much to the annoyance of the early Zionists, the Eastern European Jews from 'the pale' didn't have a lot of interest in moving to some North African sand-pit populated by a bunch of other Jews.  I cannot blame them at all.  The West was much more fun and lucrative destination with plenty of goyim to exploit.  All good things must pass however, but there are even fewer reasons to move to Israhel now.  Let the Sephardi have it.  Thing is, American and Europe are slotted for demolition and it's all to obvious who rigged the place.  Gotta go somewhere.  How about right back to the (exploitable) wheat fields of home?  Looks to me like Victoria Nudelman-Kagan and friends have decided to do just that and are at least using Russia, if not actually working with the Russians, to clear out/kill off the UKrop who are nothing but trouble.  And of course making a ton of money in the process.

What sanctions you must be kidding me? They'll just blow the shit outta it like they always do with russian assets when they get in their way or do something they're not allowed to do.
And hey, weve already understood that your an ardent anti-semite, stop this Zionist nonsense, you have an unhealthy look.

[Waradlain]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEQi5czt3is

Odessa.  The seller refuses to serve in Russian.

An hour later

[tvbcof]

What are Turkey and Israel going to do?  Sanctions?



Israel owns the U.S. and could have them reverse or implement any policy within a minute or two.  That's why it would be effective for Russia to make Israel uncomfortable.  That said, Israel may very well have the same amount of control over Russia as they do the U.S..  I cannot get a very good read on that.  One way or another, Israel has positioned themselves as a king-maker in a struggle between the U.S. and Russia.  I would not be at all surprised if, with Israeli cooperation, Russia could in fact use nukes and the U.S. would find all of their nuclear response options to be mysteriously out of service.

Much to the annoyance of the early Zionists, the Eastern European Jews from 'the pale' didn't have a lot of interest in moving to some North African sand-pit populated by a bunch of other Jews.  I cannot blame them at all.  The West was much more fun and lucrative destination with plenty of goyim to exploit.  All good things must pass however, but there are even fewer reasons to move to Israhel now.  Let the Sephardi have it.  Thing is, American and Europe are slotted for demolition and it's all to obvious who rigged the place.  Gotta go somewhere.  How about right back to the (exploitable) wheat fields of home?  Looks to me like Victoria Nudelman-Kagan and friends have decided to do just that and are at least using Russia, if not actually working with the Russians, to clear out/kill off the UKrop who are nothing but trouble.  And of course making a ton of money in the process.

What sanctions you must be kidding me? They'll just blow the shit outta it like they always do with russian assets when they get in their way or do something they're not allowed to do.

Yes, it is true that under a debt-backed monetary system with the Jew-owned USD as the reserve, 'they' have been able to crush most asset-backed forces.  If an energy-backed monetary regime (the basic definition of 'technocracy') does emerge from the great reset, and if 'they' manage to obtain control over it, things could and probably will be business as usual.  That eventuality is not a sure thing however.  Russia being energy and resource rich, and having been 'Jewed' pretty badly for over 100 years now, has much to gain by jamming a stick in the spokes.  I hope that is what is going on right now but am far from sure of it.

And hey, weve already understood that your an ardent anti-semite, stop this Zionist nonsense, you have an unhealthy look.

I prefer to have an accurate understanding of the real world to having what you've been conditioned to consider a 'healthy look.'  Much more lucrative for one thing.  It's actually kind of difficult to not be rich when one has such understandings of how things really work just because of the predictive power it gives one.  Also easier to avoid traps like the gene therapies and such.

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An hour later

Who the fuck does he think he's there to defend, the store didn't serve him in Russian.

[darkangel11]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEQi5czt3is

Odessa.  The seller refuses to serve in Russian.

An hour later

Did I hear him right in the first video from the store? He said to that seller that he's not in Ukraine but in Odessa. Last time I checked that was Ukraine.

Looks pretty humble in that second video where he's apologizing. I hope to see Putin in this situation one day.

[PrimeNumber7]

The United States shouldn't just be supplying Ukraine with weapons, Ukraine also needs man power, because Russians are advancing seriously.
I feel what the United States are doing to Ukraine is not just enough, else,the Ukraine should give up to avert further damages.

This is not going to happen, especially under Biden.

Must of the West appear to be afraid of a direct conflict with Russia, and to be fair, Russia does have the largest stockpile of nukes, so a direct conflict is generally undesirable. The US tends to prefer proxy wars, in which its military does not directly fight its enemies.

[paxmao]

"HIMARS" - we haven't even started yet!

They transmit from the occupied territories - the terrorists are really shocked by the work of HIMARS. The statements of a pitiful bald old man about "rest for the Russian army" are just a reaction to the work of HIMARS - they now do not know how to organize the rear of the army, because. without it, the army simply cannot fight for more than 2-3 days. Further, they become cannon fodder and targets in the dash. And as soon as information about the rear echelons appears, for some reason they all explode
What will happen when HIMARS starts working!?

Now Ukraine have HIMARS rockets with distance of about 80km and it's already working very effective, destroying occupants and their ammunition warehouses in occupied territories. Not coincidence that we have so many reports about destroyed warehouses in recent days. But there is reports (unconfirmed oficially yet) that Ukraine will get rockets with shooting range of 300km. Prepare, orcs.

Prepare for a 300km buffer zone around any parts of former Ukraine Putin decides to not negotiate back after Zelenski exits the stage?

If it were me, I'd be starting to train Syrian, Hezbollah, and Yemeni teams on use of the Iskandar system.

In other news:  https://www.bitchute.com/video/e7kxO6oUR7Le/

One or another weapons systems do not make a big difference unless you can produce them in large enough numbers, which requires a large enough budget and a certain ability to defend your territory against air attacks. Israel is already "uncomfortable" enough to have built the Iron Dome. I am not sure what else do they hold in reserve, including the precise number of ICBMs that they most certainly have.

RE buffer zones and "whatever Putin decides"... well I think your are assuming too much. Wayyy too much.