Ohh I do love Ukraines sense of humour..
"Putin's capitulation can be accepted standing up": Danilov responded to Merkel's statements about negotiations with Russia... "To end the war, Ukraine does not need a negotiating table. Putin's surrender can be accepted standing up," said the Secretary of National Security. |
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This is possibly showing up how desperate the ammo situation is for Putin.
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Originally Posted by NutLoose
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Originally Posted by NutLoose
(Post 11344516)
This is possibly showing up how desperate the ammo situation is for Putin.
https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....d52331858f.png A single photo, no matter how well annotated, isn't always enough to draw conclusions. |
Originally Posted by ORAC
(Post 11344203)
Add another 100K onto the estimated 90K Russian KIA - because the Wagner recruits aren’t, it seems, being included in army reported figures….
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Originally Posted by NutLoose
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I do hope they are showing this in Russia, they are sending their children off to war dressed in paintball kit, no cold weather kit and self purchased sanitary towels as Putin stands there in his opulent warm palace, nice suit on and a glass of wine in his hand.
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Originally Posted by albatross
(Post 11344685)
So some war profiteer has one in Western Ukraine and wants to sell it?
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This may lead to an escalation! Putrid and his fans will be most upset. Especially his very special American supporter who has wanted the honour for years. |
Originally Posted by NutLoose
(Post 11344687)
I do hope they are showing this in Russia, they are sending their children off to war dressed in paintball kit, no cold weather kit and self purchased sanitary towels as Putin stands there in his opulent warm palace, nice suit on and a glass of wine in his hand.
https://twitter.com/wartranslated/st...CjvfmNrbcsAAAA |
Not smoking, but welding….
Good morning! Something is burning (and exploding) in Moscow.. Russian authorities say today's shopping centre fire in Khimki, Moscow Oblast, could have been caused by safety violations while welding. |
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Originally Posted by NutLoose
(Post 11344674)
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Originally Posted by NutLoose
(Post 11344687)
I do hope they are showing this in Russia, they are sending their children off to war dressed in paintball kit, no cold weather kit and self purchased sanitary towels as Putin stands there in his opulent warm palace, nice suit on and a glass of wine in his hand.
https://twitter.com/wartranslated/st...CjvfmNrbcsAAAA But the good news is that the Kerch bridge is starting to head back towards being an excellent target once again. I would think that the center span is the better target for the FSB next time, that will take Rostov out of the business of shipping for the next few months. |
Originally Posted by Beamr
(Post 11344782)
That twin magnums of champers, inn'it? The victory salute to send off the Red team. |
Originally Posted by Beamr
(Post 11344792)
Their logistics strategy is not just dated, it's Napoleonic. |
Rossiskaja Gazeta claims that Russian scientists have created "Antidote against HIMARS: air defence received a new program that allows you to shoot down American missiles"
A lot of salt with it and a lot is cope material, but interesting article to see what is being fed to the Russian population.
Originally Posted by RG.ru
Russian air defense received new software that allows you to shoot down HIMARS MLRS missiles. This was told by the commander of one of the air defense units.
According to the officer, if at the initial stage the Russian air defense forces did not understand what the HIMARS MLRS missiles were, then after the firmware of the new program they became a "common target." Data on the new software that allows you to see American missiles, of course, is not disclosed. According to military experts, one can only assume that the new firmware for Russian air defense systems appeared after a detailed analysis of downed missiles. Earlier, information appeared, not officially confirmed, that one HIMARS MLRS installation was captured by our units. In addition, it was said that an undamaged HIMARS missile fell into the hands of the Russian military, which was delivered to one of the research institutes in Russia. It is likely that having thoroughly studied both the launcher itself and the rocket to it, our scientists were able to make an antidote against this complex. Previously, it was not easy for our air defense to shoot down rockets fired from HIMARS systems. This was explained by the fact that the rocket flies at high altitude and has low visibility for air defense systems. In addition, the range of destruction of American missiles is about 80 km. This seriously reduces the time to make a decision after the target is detected by air defense systems. According to experts, even before the creation of special software, our air defenses shot down 75-80 percent of missiles that were launched by HIMARS systems. The complexity of the destruction of this reactive ammunition is that it is necessary to hit its warhead. The rocket itself is just a pipe with an engine, hitting which can only change its course. Due to the fact that the head of the rocket is affected, it is only shot down at close range. https://rg.ru/2022/12/09/protivoiadi...ie-rakety.html |
Russian Ambassador to Kazakhstan, Alexei Borodavkin, says that Russia will help Tokayev crush "nationalism" and "extremism" in Kazakhstan
This statement is causing massive backlash in Kazakhstan…. |
If attributed to Ukrainian action and current (not always the case on twitter) this is some fire.
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Security at its max, they have even blurred out the cats face. :p
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Originally Posted by The Helpful Stacker
(Post 11344867)
I still find it absolutely baffling that the Russian military has never mastered the use of the humble pallet.
Their logistics strategy is not just dated, it's Napoleonic. |
BREAKING: The U.S. plans to level new sanctions against Russia and China under the Global Magnitsky Act.
These sanctions will deal with Russia's use of Iranian UAVs, human rights abuses from Russia and China, and China's illegal fishing in the Pacific region. Britain unveiled coordinated human rights sanctions today, which were focused on Iran and Russia. https://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-to-...na-11670547885 WASHINGTON—The U.S. is set to levy fresh sanctions against Russia and China on Friday, actions that include targeting Russia’s deployment of Iranian drones in Ukraine, alleged human-rights abuse by both nations and Beijing’s support of alleged illegal fishing in the Pacific, according to officials familiar with the matter. The bulk of the expected sanctions are to be imposed under the Global Magnitsky Act, named after a whistleblower who died in a Moscow jail after accusing officials of corruption.The U.S., by using those powers to sanction high-profile government, military and business officials accused of human-rights abuses and corruption, says it aims to hold them accountable and deter others.…. The sanctions will freeze any assets the targets have within U.S. jurisdiction, prevent their travel to the U.S. and prohibit business dealings with them. For government and business officials, the actions can complicate their international travel and financing….. The targets include officialsallegedly responsible for Russia’s filtration camps for Ukrainians caught behind the front, where groups such as Human Rights Watch have alleged the military has tortured citizens and committed other war crimes. Separately from the Magnitsky sanctions, the administration also plans to hit several Russia defense industry entities tied to the transfer of Iranian military drones Moscow has been using to deadly effect in attacking Ukraine’s civilian infrastructure, according to the officials. By penalizing Russia for its Iranian drone supplies, the U.S. says it aims to disrupt the deployment of a weapon that Ukrainians say has terrorized the population and is manufactured by Tehran’s U.S.-sanctioned weapons program. Additionally, the U.S. prepared sanctions against Russia’s central election commission, which presides over an election system that Western officials broadly condemn as fraudulent and that has ensured President Vladimir Putin, a former spy, control of the country for nearly a quarter-century. The Biden administration also is set to sanction around 170 largely Chinese entities allegedly involved in illegal fishing throughout the Pacific, which Western officials say Beijing has used not only to feed the world’s largest population, but also to help the Communist government expand its maritime power through the establishment of a network of ports outside of China. Besides exhausting fishing stocks critical to the ecosystem more broadly, analysts say China uses its fishing vessels to further its geopolitical aims. “China’s national and local governments recruit some commercial fishing vessels into maritime militia activity,” the Congressional Research Service said in an April report for lawmakers. Government officials then “require them to operate in specified waters to defend national sovereignty rights, participate in training and sovereignty defense, and provide support to the PLA in combat,” the CRS said, referring to the People’s Liberation Army, China’s military. One U.S. official said sanctions had also been drafted to list Chinese entities allegedly involved in human-rights abuses against Tibetans. Beijing has used its security forces as part of an effort to control the group, human-rights groups say, harassing suspected followers of Tibet’s exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama. |
Smokers or welding I wonder?
In Barnaul, Russia, the Altai Tire Plant is on fire. The plant also produces tires for military equipment. |
The bulk of the expected sanctions are to be imposed under the Global Magnitsky Act, named after a whistleblower who died in a Moscow jail after accusing officials of corruption.The U.S., by using those powers to sanction high-profile government, military and business officials accused of human-rights abuses and corruption, says it aims to hold them accountable and deter others.…. |
Originally Posted by uxb99
(Post 11344906)
If attributed to Ukrainian action and current (not always the case on twitter) this is some fire.
MAKS 22🇺🇦 on Twitter: ""Mega Khimki" shopping center is on fire and exploding in Moscow 🔥🔥🔥 The flash area is 7,000 square meters... BAVOVNA??? 🤔 https://t.co/x9EfFgBzsG" / Twitter |
Originally Posted by Beamr
(Post 11344901)
Rossiskaja Gazeta claims that Russian scientists have created "Antidote against HIMARS: air defence received a new program that allows you to shoot down American missiles"
A lot of salt with it and a lot is cope material, but interesting article to see what is being fed to the Russian population. |
Originally Posted by fdr
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Russian antidote to Himars, a white flag.
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So, according to Putin the West is guilty of genocide in Ukraine killing and raping civilians.
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Originally Posted by Beamr
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So, according to Putin the West is guilty of genocide in Ukraine killing and raping civilians.
https://twitter.com/Gerashchenko_en/...55128240721920 |
This is painful to watch. Makes me want to send 'em my kids old velcro boots. They haven't needed those since they were six.
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Originally Posted by The Helpful Stacker
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I still find it absolutely baffling that the Russian military has never mastered the use of the humble pallet.
Their logistics strategy is not just dated, it's Napoleonic. |
Originally Posted by Confusious
(Post 11345054)
This is a man who's clearly losing it in every sense.
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Originally Posted by GlobalNav
(Post 11345128)
You're not the only one to equate immorality, dishonesty, and criminal behavior with mental illness. The truth is, this guy and his henchmen are simply wicked and evil and deserve biblical judgement for their acts.
tt stops short of praying for Ukrainian Victory though. |
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