Russia Ukraine War 2022

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Akim

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I did, the same one who has been predicting your cannon fodder deployment, so now that you'll be thrown into the meat grinder, what kind of combat pay are you getting or is still charity from EU, US and go knows where else.

Don't laugh too hard, train mofo, train, your lame ass can't even run. Do they have special patches for retards so the good fighters can keep a distance from your lame ass
With your sobbing, you now resemble the rashists who splatter drool on the monitor from impotent anger. All you need is a squeal about nuclear weapons.
They write that the 2M-3 whit MTLB are designed to combat drones, but a video has appeared of this “miscarriage of the military industry” firing direct fire. They proudly write that the T-62 is only as a mobile firing step, but a video of the burned-out T-62M and T-72B3 in one combat formation has appeared.
Now these are Georgian infantry fighting vehicles, the rare 2S31 (Azerbaijan has more than Russia). Putler takes everything out of supplies and sends it to war. Now he went to kiss fat Kim’s feet.
All Ukrainians are being mobilized - this is another cry of despair from Russian propagandists. Everything here is complicated, but not critical.
 

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Someone should tell Ukraine to not bite the hand that feeds you weapons. Can you believe this shit? Fuck Ukraine!
Ukraine will sue Poland, Hungary and Slovakia over agricultural bans
Kyiv plans WTO action against three EU countries over ‘ridiculous’ restrictions, trade chief says.
 

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Our sources like the Duran, new atlas, and history legends have been lying to us. Apparently the Ukrainian offensive has been a success.
2 hr 37 min agoUkraine's counteroffensive has been successful, top Zelensky aide tells CNN
From CNN’s Vasco Cotovio, Frederik Pleitgen, Daniel Hodge and Kostyantin Gak in Kyiv


Mykhailo Podolyak, adviser to the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky, speaks during an interview in Kyiv, Ukraine, on July 19.
Mykhailo Podolyak, adviser to the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky, speaks during an interview in Kyiv, Ukraine, on July 19. Sergei Supinsky/AFP/Getty Images/File

Ukraine’s counteroffensive agains Russian forces has been a success, an adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
In an interview with CNN, Zelensky aide Mykhailo Podolyak cited having broken through Russian’s first line of defense as a reason of optimism in Ukraine's fight against the Kremlin -- a military power that, Podolyak explained, “everyone was afraid of” before Moscow's full-scale invasion.
The initiative is entirely with Ukraine," Podolyak said.
"Even Russian officials like Putin say that they are repelling Ukraine's offensive operations. They don't talk about their counteroffensive, they only talk about Russia's defensive war."
After weeks of anticipation, Ukraine's counteroffensive began in June but got off to a slower-than-expected start, facing tough resistance from Russian troops. Kyiv's forces have in recent weeks notched some important gains on the front lines.
Podolyak added that Ukraine was preparing to fight to liberate Crimea, which was annexed by Russia in violation of international law in 2014.
More aid needed: Podolyak said Ukraine needs from its Western partners more air support, particularly F-16 fighter jets; long-range missiles to strike deep into Russian-controlled territories; and ammunition.
 

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All it's artillery and armor? What are you smoking homie?

Russians can produce several million rounds of arty shells every month. All combat factories are running 24/7 and production on many things have been increased by several manifolds. No one could compete with Russian on AD missile production, cruise missiles, artillery, tank production before the SMO and now that gap widens. However, they're being smart by buying drones from Iran, acquiring another 20 mill rounds and additional arty from NK while building up huge stockpiles. I don't think the Russians are under any delusion that this will remain contained with Ukraine with an itchy whore like NATO right next door. I think they are under getting ready for NATO troops to come into Ukraine. Itchy NATO whores were clearly discussing this during the recent not soo secret 'secret' meeting in Norway.


As for Odessa, well a head on assault can be devastating but keep in mind, there are wide gaps forming in Ukro Nazi defences. Check Siversk bridgehead, only 2 brigades left that area. Any Assault on Odessa will happen once Russia opens up another couple of fronts and much like Bakhmut, it will pull in mass Ukro Nazis to their death. Odessa doesn't need a million people if there are multiple meat grinders in place in the North, and if they continue a slow grind but with a lot more firepower.

Also Wagner is about return?


Dude.. You are deluded ..Russia can't produce several million artillery shells a month.. It was firing around 10k shells a day.. around 300k shells a month..
And If you have thousands of T-90M and Armata, Russian T-62s and T-55s would not have been knocked out on the front line..
Also, Russian AD production depends a lot on electronics and semiconductor supplies from West (via third parties) and also China.. So, the supply chain is not like Russia can summon 1 million AD missiles out of thin air.. There is a lot of sanction circumvention circus involved.. and often Russia pays through its nose to middle men..
Anyway, Russia can still produce hundreds of new tanks in a year, and they, can sustain the combat in Ukraine indefinitely..
 

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Dude.. You are deluded ..Russia can't produce several million artillery shells a month.. It was firing around 10k shells a day.. around 300k shells a month..
And If you have thousands of T-90M and Armata, Russian T-62s and T-55s would not have been knocked out on the front line..
Also, Russian AD production depends a lot on electronics and semiconductor supplies from West (via third parties) and also China.. So, the supply chain is not like Russia can summon 1 million AD missiles out of thin air.. There is a lot of sanction circumvention circus involved.. and often Russia pays through its nose to middle men..
Anyway, Russia can still produce hundreds of new tanks in a year, and they, can sustain the combat in Ukraine indefinitely..
They were firing 25000/30000 a day and were they not on an offensive then:

But if you read the source they say over 10000 a day but isn't it defensive now? We also don't know if they are stockpiling ammo for a later offensive.
 
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With your sobbing, you now resemble the rashists who splatter drool on the monitor from impotent anger. All you need is a squeal about nuclear weapons.
They write that the 2M-3 whit MTLB are designed to combat drones, but a video has appeared of this “miscarriage of the military industry” firing direct fire. They proudly write that the T-62 is only as a mobile firing step, but a video of the burned-out T-62M and T-72B3 in one combat formation has appeared.
Now these are Georgian infantry fighting vehicles, the rare 2S31 (Azerbaijan has more than Russia). Putler takes everything out of supplies and sends it to war. Now he went to kiss fat Kim’s feet.
All Ukrainians are being mobilized - this is another cry of despair from Russian propagandists. Everything here is complicated, but not critical.
I have a question. Why do you call it Rashists instead of Racists? Is there some sort of Wordplay?
 

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I have a question. Why do you call it Rashists instead of Racists? Is there some sort of Wordplay?
Rashism is the political structure of Russia, officially recognized by the Ukrainian Parliament. It is similar to Italian fascism: You can be of any nation - the main thing is to pray for Putler.
 

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Two 2S9 Nona self-propelled mortars with crews were blown up by two HIMARS rockets in short succession. Russians must have been extremely unlucky since, according to local experts, only 1% of Himars rockets gets through advanced Russian AD/EW defense

 

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Operators of the Zoo-1M radar spoke about their work in Ukraine. The crew of the Russian self-propelled radar station 1L261 spoke about their combat work in Ukraine. The Zoo-1M complex calculates artillery according to the trajectory of the projectile, within 30 seconds the flight path is processed, and the station issues the coordinates from where the shooting took place. The Zoo-1M complex was put into service in the 2000s

 

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New footage has appeared of another Russian BMPT "Terminator", the combat vehicle is missing a caterpillar, and is reportedly being sent for repairs. In the video you can also see a damaged Russian T-90 tank.

 

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Two 2S9 Nona self-propelled mortars with crews were blown up by two HIMARS rockets in short succession. Russians must have been extremely unlucky since, according to local experts, only 1% of Himars rockets gets through advanced Russian AD/EW defense

I've been hearing more and more that Ukraine has to use HIMARS for inexpensive low grade targets like the Nona because they are out of 155mm ammo. It's a waste of a HIMAR, but what the hell, the US citizen is paying for it, not the beggars in Ukraine.
Two 2S9 Nona self-propelled mortars with crews were blown up by two HIMARS rockets in short succession. Russians must have been extremely unlucky since, according to local experts, only 1% of Himars rockets gets through advanced Russian AD/EW defense

 

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I've been hearing more and more that Ukraine has to use HIMARS for inexpensive low grade targets like the Nona because they are out of 155mm ammo. It's a waste of a HIMAR, but what the hell, the US citizen is paying for it, not the beggars in Ukraine.
This means that we have a lot of ammunition for the M270/142. If there is a limit, then FPV drones or other kamikaze drones that Ukraine produces independently will arrive.
 

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I've been hearing more and more that Ukraine has to use HIMARS for inexpensive low grade targets like the Nona because they are out of 155mm ammo. It's a waste of a HIMAR, but what the hell, the US citizen is paying for it, not the beggars in Ukraine.
There is nothing wrong about spending two GMLRS rockets to take out two 2S9 120mm mortars with crews - pretty good exchange in my opinion. Sure, Excalibur shell costs half as much, but if you look at the location of the strike, its southeast of Avdiivka salient so they probably didnt have any SPGs with Excaliburs in range. So they just spent two missiles from safe distance - fast and clean ;)
 

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Dude.. You are deluded ..Russia can't produce several million artillery shells a month.. It was firing around 10k shells a day.. around 300k shells a month..
And If you have thousands of T-90M and Armata, Russian T-62s and T-55s would not have been knocked out on the front line..
Also, Russian AD production depends a lot on electronics and semiconductor supplies from West (via third parties) and also China.. So, the supply chain is not like Russia can summon 1 million AD missiles out of thin air.. There is a lot of sanction circumvention circus involved.. and often Russia pays through its nose to middle men..
Anyway, Russia can still produce hundreds of new tanks in a year, and they, can sustain the combat in Ukraine indefinitely..
Interestingly Turkey is playing both sides. Turkish companies have been selling dual use hardware and electronics that Russia is using to build suicide drones like the Lancet since last year. This trade has come under scrutiny multiple times, but every time it fizzles out of importance somehow.
 

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Two 2S9 Nona self-propelled mortars with crews were blown up by two HIMARS rockets in short succession. Russians must have been extremely unlucky since, according to local experts, only 1% of Himars rockets gets through advanced Russian AD/EW defense

The crew from the second Nona, tried to get out .. knowing what was coming.. but died anyway..
 

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Dude.. You are deluded ..Russia can't produce several million artillery shells a month.. It was firing around 10k shells a day.. around 300k shells a month..
And If you have thousands of T-90M and Armata, Russian T-62s and T-55s would not have been knocked out on the front line..
Also, Russian AD production depends a lot on electronics and semiconductor supplies from West (via third parties) and also China.. So, the supply chain is not like Russia can summon 1 million AD missiles out of thin air.. There is a lot of sanction circumvention circus involved.. and often Russia pays through its nose to middle men..
Anyway, Russia can still produce hundreds of new tanks in a year, and they, can sustain the combat in Ukraine indefinitely..
I think you're mentioning old talking points, Russian arty production is by now well over a million shells per month, @blackjack can you provide more info on this.

Brian Berletic pretty much clarifies this point several videos ago. Majority of the Russian armory is full of T-72, also isn't it better to put out shitty old tanks anyways before introducing other newer ones into combat.

Again what are you smoking, Russian can refurbish and produce in total 1500 tanks or more a year so again no match with the west and everyone else combined. What circumvention is required, they can easily get those things via Eastern Europe where there's a lot of truck traffic to Russia and pretty much nothing has changed. Heck EU is buying 40% more gas from Russia. Also, they are making headway in having their own chips.

There's actually a massive increase in production in Russia and western cucks admit they can't compete
 

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