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[Get Real!]

Oh shit!

This Ukie would often use the phone of a dead Russian soldier to call up his mother and make fun of her and the deceased… but has now been captured and identified!

https://v.redd.it/ektdqhmj8ol91/HLSPlaylist.m3u8


70,000 protesters in Prague spoke out for neutrality in the conflict in Ukraine. A large-scale rally called "The Czech Republic first of all" was held on Wenceslas Square today…

https://v.redd.it/cx9m03tdpol91/HLSPlaylist.m3u8

[Lordo]

So she is counting the dead bodies is she? Should she not look a little more sad?

[repulsewarrior]

...this is Russia.



...and if the "Russians" are not careful they will lose it.

(Turkey too is tearing apart, but because of "Turkishness"; let's remember.)

...such ventures like in the Ukraine can only lead to questions, if the roads crack and the trains cease to run on time.

[repulsewarrior]

...you can compare. (Today's news_)

[Pyrpolizer]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbuPUDml0N4

...you can compare. (Today's news_)

Watched the video and because I keep a record of maps I would say he is both right and wrong.
The Russians actually claim the Ukrainian counteroffensive failed completely. The truth is it did not fail completely.
1. they "recaptured" mainly settlements (this means areas of agricultural activity with previous population from 30-100 people, now totally evacuated). Everything the "recaptured" was recent loss, this means very close to their positions. Also means the Russians did not have time to establish control.
2. The Ukrainians spread their forces in those areas, trying to capture more territory, however this is not a real control. In order to establish real control a lot more is needed. The Ukrainians just stay in plain steppes areas getting easily pounded and losing troops and equipment. That's the reason those areas change hands within hours.
3. The Russians lost only 2-3 villages, Ivanivka and Lozove are the first two out of the top of my head.
4.Their bigger territorial "loss" concerns the Ukrainian penetration in the area of Adriivka, where they got Lozove. However that was clearly a suicidal penetration, by any military standards, and like I said it's not enough to spread your forces in big agricultural areas to claim victory. You need to establish control in those areas. No such control was established and if Adriivka which is super fortified and organized Ukr stronghold was not there, those spreads would have no chance in a million to survive more than an hour. For the moment the Ukrs are trying to bring in more reinforcements. I doubt they will achieve anything significant, and even that will be at the expense of terrible losses.

You need to understand that Zelensky is on great pressure from the West to show some success.
The West already knows he can't do that. So why are the pushing him? What's their ultimate motive?
Now concerning the losses you may judge for yourself:The Russians don't even step in the battle field. They shell from a distance....

[repulsewarrior]

...we've discussed this before.



...America is not running out of "ammo".

[Get Real!]

Russian gas supply to Europe suspended indefinitely!

So how’s that price-cap working out for the G7 now?

Even an 8 year old could’ve predicted the outcome of the foolhardy decisions of the G7’s incompetent baboons!

By now I doubt there are still people out there who haven’t figured out the sheer incompetence of the West’s leadership (with the exception of Repulse and Paphitis) so there’s no need for us to repeat the obvious, so now I’m just gonna get straight into how it will affect us all, in a nutshell...

When there’s insufficient energy in a given community the authority has to eventually impose an energy consumption cap, so both businesses and households will have to learn to make do with a fixed maximum number of energy units they can consume, in a given time period.

Households will be mostly inconvenienced with the exception of those that contain people with special health needs that are reliant on energy consuming technologies. So those in need of special equipment 24/7 to stay alive will be hit the hardest.

Factories on the other hand, will have no option but to downscale/downsize by laying people off and reducing output, and the sum of all the factories reducing output will lead to product shortages.

Far fewer goods will be available in retail stores without a change in demand, leading to the infamous state of... “too much money chasing too few goods” ...which leads to INFLATION that ultimately deteriorates to HYPERINFLATION, when you also add the formerly inflated energy costs that got everything started!

Since the goods are still highly demanded but there’s not enough of them, it’ll drive up their price to outrageous levels ensuring that only the wealthiest among us can afford them.

In turn, all European governments will have a significant decrease in their annual income leading to a significant reduction of the EU’s global power and influence.

However, the cure for all these problems is actually very simple... as it is none other than reinstating the relationship with Russia as it was pre-September this year, but that would mean that the West has to swallow its pride, admit to its total foreign policy failure, abandon the Ukraine, and bow down to the global significance of the Sino-Russian alliance.

But anyone who knows anything about the West should confirm that the West would rather cut its nose to spite its face into oblivion, than admit failure!

[Pyrpolizer]

Situation at 13:00, 5 Sept 22

https://i.ibb.co/h8dF2QD/05-09-EN-1.jpg

My summary:

a) From Oleksandrivka (western-south tip of Kherson upto Partyzanske (which is actually in Mycolaiv not in Kherson). Total distance 55 Km. Ukrs had zero success.
b) From Partyzanske to Adriivka 40Km: The suicidal mission: Ukrs expanded their forces everywhere in the steppes from Adriivka inward without control. The result is clear: Got slaughtered . What’s left to be "cleared" is Lozove, Sukhuy Savok, and Blahodativka. They are all agricultural settlements, not villages.
c) From Adriivka to Vysokopillya to the very North of Kherson: 50Km. Here the Ukrs did much better:They took Ivanivka (ppl?) , Vysokopillya (ppl 3900), half of Arkhangeleske (ppl 1861), and Novovoznesenske (ppl 662). These are small villages/towns.

Notice the Ukrainian counteroffensive was not limited to Kherson. In Zaporichia Oblast/district they managed to retake control of 3 recently lost settlements: Malynivka (this seems unstable to me), Lyubymivka, and Shcherbaky.This map does not cover that area, I will update as soon as the whole Ukr map is published.

[Pyrpolizer]

Russian gas supply to Europe suspended indefinitely!

So how’s that price-cap working out for the G7 now?

Even an 8 year old could’ve predicted the outcome of the foolhardy decisions of the G7’s incompetent baboons!

Whatever these G7 +EU idiots might decide the end result would be cutting themselves off from Russian Oil and gas. Their extremely FALLACIOUS assumption is that Russia will yield to the price cap and continue delivering oil based on their artificial price cap. Russia already said NIET.
What will happen is simple: Ships will change flags (Greek tankers will all be gone), Insurance and Finance will be provided by Russia itself, so bye bye London brokers. see you next century.
In the meantime prices of oil will skyrocket.

[Lordo]

Russian gas supply to Europe suspended indefinitely!

So how’s that price-cap working out for the G7 now?

Even an 8 year old could’ve predicted the outcome of the foolhardy decisions of the G7’s incompetent baboons!

Whatever these G7 +EU idiots might decide the end result would be cutting themselves off from Russian Oil and gas. Their extremely FALLACIOUS assumption is that Russia will yield to the price cap and continue delivering oil based on their artificial price cap. Russia already said NIET.
What will happen is simple: Ships will change flags (Greek tankers will all be gone), Insurance and Finance will be provided by Russia itself, so bye bye London brokers. see you next century.
In the meantime prices of oil will skyrocket.

Its interesting that "Niyet" in Turkish means intention.