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The Russian Invasion of Ukraine Part 4

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The latest on the Dugina case (it is solved so thoroughly you couldn't even imagine if you hadn't the information related by me):

https://www.anti-spiegel.ru/2022/der-aktuelle-stand-der-ermittlungen-zum-mord-an-darja-dugina/

Again, use a proper translation software to translate this German-language article containing a translation of what Russian TV claims is "the state of research".

More lies from lying Russian sources. We don't believe you or them.

Pathetic.
 
Cool. Now tell us more about the Russian war in Ukraine. How's that going for them?


As planned. Nagging on the second fortified defense line as quickly as they want. Units retreating from there likely started that mystic "offensive" in Kherson region that the Russian MoD dryly commented on today:

MoD Russia Telegram Channel said:
During the day on direct orders from Zelensky, Ukrainian troops attempted an offensive in 3 directions in Nikolaev and Kherson regions.

As a result of the active defence of the Russian troops grouping, AFU units suffered heavy losses.

During the fighting, 26 Ukrainian tanks, 23 infantry fighting vehicles, 9 other armoured fighting vehicles were destroyed and 2 Su-25 assault aircraft were shot down. Enemy casualties in manpower amounted to over 560 servicemen. Another enemy offensive attempt failed miserably.


One can only hope that this were indeed some die-hard people from the front and not some poor cannon fodder dragged from the streets.

What people still not seem to understand is that it is all about the Donbass where around 100K "soldiers" had time to dig in for eight years. And Russia digs them out in their pace, with only the pre$$titutes in any hurry. Once this is done with, Kramatorsk and Slaviansk fall, the Russians can take their tanks and drive all the way to Amsterdam to buy some nice weed if they intend to. Which they of course don't intend to do as they are self-sufficient.
 
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As planned. Nagging on the second fortified defense line as quickly as they want. Units retreating from there likely started that mystic "offensive" in Kherson region that the Russian MoD dryly commented on today:




One can only hope that this were indeed some die-hard people from the front and not some poor cannon fodder dragged from the streets.

What people still not seem to understand is that it is all about the Donbass where around 100K "soldiers" had time to dig in for eight years. And Russia digs them out in their pace, with only the pre$$titutes in any hurry. Once this is done with, Kramatorsk and Slaviansk fall, the Russians can take their tanks and drive all the way to Amsterdam to buy some nice weed if they intend to. Which they of course don't intend to do as they are self-sufficient.

Weed can get you more than a decade in prison in Russia
 
What people still not seem to understand is that it is all about the Donbass where around 100K "soldiers" had time to dig in for eight years. And Russia digs them out in their pace, with only the pre$$titutes in any hurry. Once this is done with, Kramatorsk and Slaviansk fall, the Russians can take their tanks and drive all the way to Amsterdam to buy some nice weed if they intend to. Which they of course don't intend to do as they are self-sufficient.

Ah the old line:

We are killing them! We are destroying more of their equipment than they ever had! We are successful time and time and again! Russia is victorious on all fronts.

But because of the trenches, you see, we just can't advance. The trenches, the trenches, the trenches.


(BTW, how is Siversk coming along. Have the Russians and their cannonfodder lost it, or was it never taken?)
 
This is all as planned? You mean it was always intended for this invasion to last seven months, kill thousands of people and displace millions while destroying entire cities?

What kind of sociopath would support such a monstrous plan?

Now you put it like that, it sounds more plausible as Putin's plan.

Not much more plausible.
 
Cool. Now tell us more about the Russian war in Ukraine. How's that going for them?

As planned. Nagging on the second fortified defense line as quickly as they want.

Ooooooooh-kay

A bit like the way that my chosen football team (Middlesbrough FC) has games that go as planned - going 2-0 down in the first 10 minutes to give them a full 80 minutes to equalise. :rolleyes:
 
From the latest report:

MoD Russia Telegram Channel said:
As a result of the defeat of the Ukrainian offensive on Zelensky's personal orders in Nikolaev-Krivoi Rog and other directions, the enemy suffered significant losses.

Effective actions of the Russian groupping of troops have destroyed 48 tanks, 46 infantry fighting vehicles, 37 other armoured fighting vehicles, 8 pick-up trucks with large-calibre machine guns and over 1,200 Ukrainian servicemen.


So there's what you waited for since months. 1200 more dead Ukrainians. Congratulations.
 
From The Washington Post, via MSN:

Ukraine lures Russian missiles with decoys of U.S. rocket system

KYIV, Ukraine — Ukraine may be outgunned but in the latest sign it is not yet outfoxed, a fleet of decoys resembling advanced U.S. rocket systems has tricked Russian forces into wasting expensive long-range cruise missiles on dummy targets, according to interviews with senior U.S. and Ukrainian officials and photographs of the replicas reviewed by The Washington Post.

The Ukrainian decoys are made out of wood but can be indistinguishable from an artillery battery through the lens of Russian drones, which transmit their locations to naval cruise missile carriers in the Black Sea. . . .

After a few weeks in the field, the decoys drew at least 10 Kalibr cruise missiles, an initial success that led Ukraine to expand the production of the replicas for broader use, said the senior Ukrainian official, who like others spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive military matters.​
 
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/wor...0e0a55405bb048e3183bc5&pinned_post_type=share

In an interesting turn of events, the Russian-appointed deputy leader of occupied Kherson appears to have left the city and is working from nearly 500 miles away in Russia.

Hawk-eyed social media users noted video updates posted to Kirill Stremousov's Telegram account in recent days appeared to have been taken from the Marriott Hotel in Voronezh.

The BBC has not been able to verify why or when he left Kherson, but has been able to confirm his presence in the western Russian city.
 
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/wor...0e0a55405bb048e3183bc5&pinned_post_type=share

In an interesting turn of events, the Russian-appointed deputy leader of occupied Kherson appears to have left the city and is working from nearly 500 miles away in Russia.

Hawk-eyed social media users noted video updates posted to Kirill Stremousov's Telegram account in recent days appeared to have been taken from the Marriott Hotel in Voronezh.

The BBC has not been able to verify why or when he left Kherson, but has been able to confirm his presence in the western Russian city.

If there were any doubts as to the strengths of Russian communications and logistics, I'm sure this is a clear illustration that they are first rate. Running a city close to the front lines in the middle of a war would usually require you to be close to the action but the Mayor of Kherson can clearly do it from hundreds of kilometres away, and selflessly ensure that he isn't using vital resources which will be useful to the Russian garrison. :rolleyes:
 
Thanks for that!


No doubt Putin hoped that a swift victory in Ukraine would have served as Arms Export show for Russian gear, as well as allow for increased naval production capabilities.


He's already claimed that it has.

LONDON, Aug 15 (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin said on Monday that Russia was ready to sell advanced weapons to allies globally and cooperate in developing military technology, nearly six months into the Ukraine war in which his army has performed worse than expected.

With its forces beaten back from Ukraine's two biggest cities and making slow headway at heavy cost in eastern provinces, the war has so far proved an unconvincing showcase for Russia's arms industry.

But Putin, addressing an arms show outside Moscow, insisted Russian weaponry was years ahead of the competition.

Russia cherished its strong ties with Latin America, Asia and Africa and was ready to supply allies there with a full gamut of weapons from small arms to armoured vehicles, artillery, combat aircraft and drones, he said. "Almost all of them have been used more than once in real combat operations."

He said Russia's offer included high-precision weapons and robotics. "Many of them are years, or maybe decades ahead of their foreign counterparts, and in terms of tactical and technical characteristics they are significantly superior to them."​

:dl: :dl: :dl:
 
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