▶Latest >Azov denies Vovk Natalya's ever served in the Azov regiment >FSB: Darya Dugina's car was blown up by Vovk Natalya, an Azov servicewoman, who fled to Estonia afterwards >Antonovsky bridge was hit again, casualties reported by TASS >Darya Dugina's car exploded in Moscow >Explosions around Belgorod and Sevastopol reported, AA activity around the Kerch bridge >3 drone strikes in Crimea: Dhzankoy air base and Azovske ammunition depot and a transformer. >Igor Strelkov tried to mobilize himself but was detained in Crimea >Smooker strikes a Russian airbase near Sevastapol, Crimea (9-14 aircraft destroyed) >Biden admin to announce a $1 billion weapons package for Ukraine >Ukraine strikes the Antonovsky railway bridge in Kherson once again >Zelensky gives a greenlight in replacing Catherine the Great's statue with Billy Herrington, decision is now up to Odessa's city council >Ukrainian government to start mandatory evacuation of civilians from Donetsk Oblast >Ukraine claims Russia shelled a correctional facility in Olenivka killing 40+ UA PoWs >Germany approves sale of 100x PzH-2000 155mm SPH to Ukraine >Ukraine strikes the Antoniv bridge in Kherson with HIMARS missiles >The Bundeswehr announced the delivery of Mars II MLRS and three PzH2000 howitzers to Ukraine >Ukraine, Russia sign separate agreements with Turkey, UN on grain passage through Black Sea
MOSCOW BLOG: Ukraine’s kinetic war in stalemate, but the economic war is escalating The mounting energy crisis is not only unsettling consumers, worried over big bills, we are already starting to see a real-world impact. There are more and more reports of plants shutting down because they are no longer economically viable with energy prices up ten-fold. The latest is the Slovalco aluminium plant in Slovakia. Another is Chimcomplex, the largest chemical complex in Romania, which has stopped working this week. There will be a lot more. Even the German economy could be gutted from this problem which is why German industrialists are freaking out. intellinews.com/moscow-blog-ukraine-s-kinetic-war-in-stalemate-but-the-economic-war-is-escalating-254045/?source=blogs
Torm CEO: Product tanker will do well for a longer period – "It's not just a blip" Europe still sources roughly 50% of its oil import from Russia, but this will shift dramatically toward Feb. 1, 2023, when new EU sanctions enter force. This is one of three factors that will benefit the product tanker market, says Torm CEO Jakob Meldgaard. shippingwatch.com/carriers/Tanker/article14321415.ece
>be Muammar al-Qaddafi. >be born in 1942, Libya. >go to university of Libya in 1963. >graduate military school. >dethrone the libyan monarchy. >drive out US and British military bases after becoming the chairman of Libya’s new governing body. >throw out kikes and goyims >nationalize domestic oil industry. >ban alcohol, bars, prostitution, and gambling. >attempt to unify the Arab world again. >turn down any negotiation with the ziocucks. >replace the dollar with a gold-based currency. >face CIA-backed revolution attempts and foreign military intervention for “muh human rights violations.” >EU runs out from bombs at day 3. resorts to cock sucking america >8 months to take capital after devastating casualties that didn't even allow the country to rebuild itself >die on October 20 as rebellious traitors took control of the city. >random village retards who leech on western welfare talk shit about you all the time and imply a "king" who can't even keep his kids alive is better >go down as the greatest Arab leader in history.
Operating Energy Systems in a War-Torn Country: DTEK Prepares for Winter DTEK is by exporting power. Timchenko said the company is exporting about 250 MW of capacity to Slovakia and Romania...about 220 MW to Poland. But the biggest question mark for all these forecasts, according to Timchenko, is the operation of Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant (NPP). The station is the largest nuclear power plant in Europe with a capacity of 6,000 MW. .. “Based on our forecast, even if the Zaporizhzhya NPP will not be operating, and during winter season we will have enough capacity to meet demand inside of Ukraine. But in this scenario, we cannot do any export of electricity, at least during fourth and first quarter, and at some periods, we will need to use either more gas or do even import of electricity at some volume. powermag.com/operating-energy-systems-in-a-war-torn-country-dtek-prepares-for-winter/
‘There Is No Football Family’: Broken Contracts Mar Soccer’s Return in Ukraine European soccer offered support to Ukrainian teams when Russia invaded the country. Now, as rivals bargain shop in wartime, one top club says the sense of solidarity is gone. nytimes.com/2022/08/22/sports/ukraine-soccer-premier-league-returns.html
Zelenskyy: Russia to do 'something violent' for independence day www.euronews.com/2022/08/21/zelenskyy-warns-of-possible-violent-attack-as-kyiv-marks-31-years-of-independence
Luis Anderson
>his country isnt crowfunding bayraktars for kino footage seriously, whats your excuse, /uhg/?
Based, especially contrasted by the sad taconigger's tacos
Mason Clark
come on we did it so we're in the bayraktar provider club
William Bell
rekt
Levi Evans
bombs away on your capital
Wyatt Gutierrez
I like it. Reminds me of the time bands used to draw their own album covers. The wonkiness adds to the charm
Carson Green
Number one, you can see a man here having sucked the other person's rectum and the other person is poo-pooing, and this one is eating the poo-poo all over the place.
>A warning to Putin to stop pussyfooting around in Ukraine? If anything it's the opposite. Dugina was a warhawk, whacking her is a message from the "I just want to make money and fuck off to my Italian villa" faction of the Russian elite
The list of slovenian suicides isn't complete, you should add to it.
Sebastian Barnes
> be shitskin Damn nigger
Michael Taylor
I think I've got it.
The reason for the "Kherson counterattack" meme is psyops/wishful thinking/ignorance, but the fact everyone expects it showcases that our perception of underdogs has been warped by eastern warfighting methods. See, inferior eastern forces don't adopt avoidant/guerilla tactics to minimize damage to their own forces, they do it to maximize damage to enemy forces. Of course your own forces need to exist in order to carry out ambushes and skirmishing, so you can't use conventional tactics or you'll be obliterated before getting the chance. So on the defense, it looks the same as western guerilla tactics. But the difference is on the offence - because they don't actually care about their own men, on the offense they usually resort to human wave shock tactics because it's the only reliable offensive tactic available. Western guerilla forces won't resort to this tactic because they don't want to die, so their overall operational stance remains defensive even when the enemy loses the initiative and their attack peters out. People are so used to Russian/Chinese/Vietnamese/Iranian tactics in this regard that they automatically expect that, once the attacker is thwarted, the counterattacking hordes will be unleashed to push the enemy back.
I am being overly general of course. It is not only western forces that maintain a defensive posture against an enemy without counterattacking - the Japanese finally learned the wisdom of this at the end of WW2. But in the modern day it is a largely western ethos, with the notable exception of veteran Jihadists, who I presume hate their enemies so much that they refuse to die unless absolutely necessary because they themselves need to be alive to kill them. This, incidentally, is why I suspect the Russians call these 'ISIS-American' tactics, because they've noticed that American/American-backed troops and Jihadists are the only ones that employ them.
