Quote from: paxmao on August 17, 2022, 10:56:06 PM

Quote from: tvbcof on August 17, 2022, 01:16:45 PM

Quote from: be.open on August 17, 2022, 04:20:03 AM

Recently, against the backdrop of dramatic failures in the Donbas, Ukraine has stepped up terrorist activities - the shelling of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant and the explosions of sabotage groups in the Crimea.

Don't forget targeting Ukrainian POW's with HIMARS, and blanketing civilian areas with butterfly mines (which they had sworn under weapons convention treaties to have gotten rid of) on their last chance before being run out of Adivika (or whatever it is called.)

I am not the least bit surprised that they would try to catch a spent fuel pool on fire and make a Fukushima out of parts of the former Ukraine. I try really hard not to dehumanize populations because doing so tends to lead to atrocities, but the so-called 'Ukrainians' are really making it difficult for me. Likewise the team of 'social media influences' here on this thread.

As for Crimea, nobody buys the idea that the Ukroids have anywhere near the sophistication to pull some of that off, and even if they did they'd just sell the equipment earmarked for the job. Rumor is that it's mainly the British. The U.S. is more a money-pump than an active player in the planning or execution of any meaningful military activity.

Another lie after lie, "butterfly mines" have been used just by the RF and there is abundant proof of it (it cannot be hidden, there are photographs all over. HIMARS is simply not a platform that can be used to kill people in-masse, it is just useless for such a purpose. It just delivers a precision strike on object that are critical and expensive and that is exactly what is being done. We are talking real precision, not RF "precision".

Ukraine did the Ukroid POW's with HIMARS and the indeed did achieve quite a high KIA. And yes, the accuracy is pretty impressive. The trouble is the destructive power of the things against non-humans is lacking. They made an impressive line of marks on the bridge in the South. The trouble is that traffic just kept right on flowing past the marks in the middle lane of the roadway.

The 'pedal' mines the ziocon directors used on civilians in Donesk were deployed as cartridges from normal artillery pieces. That's probably why they used them since they were close to be being run out of range and not able to complete the desired goal of razing the entire city. Most countries agreed to get rid of such munitions in case some cretins took power and used them against civilians. Ukraine stated they had disposed of them as per treaty but, as usual, they were lying out their ass.

A pedal mine barrage is not a particularly lethal thing and not meant to be. Probably few if any soldiers will die (even if they were going 'full-Ukroid' and using human shields.) The goal is to slow down forces. It worked in Donesk only because the RF took a little break to help out the newly liberated people. To the degree that people die from these anti-personnel mines, it is usually kids and animals long after the battles have move on (in a Western direction in this case.) The Ukrainians seemed to have used them simply as a vengeance weapon against the civilians because it's to hard to try to kill the opposing military persons and also because, I guess, that's just how Ukrainians roll. Pretty disgusting really.

As for 'RF precision', I've seen a fair amount to be impressed by. Couple of quick examples for your viewing pleasure:

The precision of these artillery strikes is amazing
https://www.bitchute.com/video/hVYbh5WASVmr/

HOW MANY TIMES DID THE RUSSIANS TELL YOU NOT TO FUCK WITH THEM
https://www.bitchute.com/video/xpnyDPN6j09D/

The Russian seem to be teaching NATO some very valuable lessons about artillery in this 'special military operation'.

...meanwhile NATO is teaching the rest of the world how to ethnically cleanse undesirables from a country (Ukraine of Ukrainians) while making barges full of money in the process.