Quote from: suchmoon on Today at 05:40:03 PM

Quote from: VKcams.com on Today at 05:18:39 PM

Konashenkov talks about this every day, what do you know about these briefings?

I love how Kremlin trolls spread their shit by "asking questions" LOL.

Konashenkov is the guy who claims to have destroyed all of Ukrainian Bayraktars twice over. So as far as "sources" go, you couldn't have picked a better one for whatever delusions you're having. You might want to start easing on it though - the hangover is going to be a bitch, 1990s will look like a walk in a park compared to what's coming when Putin's house of cards implodes.

Success! We got you brainwashed. LOL.

A Pivotal Moment in Eastern Ukraine

Quote from: http://www.ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/featured-articles/2022/june/27/a-pivotal-moment-in-eastern-ukraine/

The retreat of Ukrainian troops from Severodonetsk city in the Luhansk Oblast of the country is a pivotal moment in the ongoing conflict. The Russian forces are now almost in total control over the Luhansk region. The latest reports from front lines say Russian forces entered the last remaining city of Lysychansk in Luhansk on June 25.

In a briefing today, Russian Ministry of Defence announced in Moscow: “On June 25, the cities of Severodonetsk and Borovskoye, the settlements of Voronovo and Sirotino passed under control of the Lugansk People’s Republic. The localities liberated… are inhabited by about 108,000 people. Total area of the liberated territory is about 145 square kilometres.

“Success of the Russian army… considerably diminishes the morale and psychological condition of the Ukrainian army personnel. In 30th Mechanised Brigade deployed near Artyomovsk, there are mass cases of alcohol abuse, drug use and unauthorised abandonment of combat positions.”

However, peace is a long way off — several months away, perhaps. In the speech by Russian President Vladimir Putin last week at the SPIEF in St. Petersburg, he made no references to peace negotiations. Putin hardly referred to the fighting.

Meanwhile, three highly provocative moves by the opposing side within the past week are significant markers indicating that the conflict may aggravate. If the missile strike at a Russian oil rig in the Black Sea has been an act of provocation, the US supply of High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS), a powerful long-range weapon system is intended as a potential game changer that can help Kiev turn the tide of the conflict, and, third, the bizarre move by Lithuania to block Russia’s rail transit to Kaliningrad is a reckless escalation of tensions.

On the arrival of the HIMARS, Ukraine Defence Minister Oleksiy Reznikov ecstatically wrote wrote on Twitter on Thursday, “HIMARS have arrived to Ukraine. Thank you to my colleague and friend @SecDef Lloyd J. Austin III for these powerful tools! Summer will be hot for russian occupiers. And the last one for some of them.”

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