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Russian invasion of Ukraine
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Again,not my words....on about railway supply lines.
Sudzha line is already under our control. Lgov-Kiev hub is the next target. That's why belarus is deeply concerned. China trade via russia to belarus and EU will collapse. Xi will be deeply concerned too.
Deep diving bastards!
We are closer than you think.
Slava Ukraini.
Sudzha line is already under our control. Lgov-Kiev hub is the next target. That's why belarus is deeply concerned. China trade via russia to belarus and EU will collapse. Xi will be deeply concerned too.
Deep diving bastards!
We are closer than you think.
Slava Ukraini.
CTID1977
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fucking love itAgain,not my words....on about railway supply lines.
Sudzha line is already under our control. Lgov-Kiev hub is the next target. That's why belarus is deeply concerned. China trade via russia to belarus and EU will collapse. Xi will be deeply concerned too.
Deep diving bastards!
We are closer than you think.
Slava Ukraini.
grunge
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Where have you seen these reports grunge ?
Will see if I can find them again.
Scottyboi
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WATER IS LIFE - UNLESS YOU’RE RUSSIAN
According to British Military Intelligence, water has become a serious issue for Russian forces in the south and east frontal areas.
The long, hot and very dry summer has reduced water supplies.
Notable areas of suffering are the occupied Kherson, Zaporhizia and Crimean areas. It seems that blowing up the dam last year has finally come home to roost. There are few if any rivers in much of the Occupied Kherson oblast. The dam was used to divert water from the Dnepr down a man made canal.
That water fed the dykes and water systems of the agriculture in the area, as well as most villages.
The canal was also the only full scale water supply for the whole of Crimea, which is notorious for its lack of fresh water sources.
The situation has spread further, with Russian water trucks in short supply along the entire front, often having to travel a considerable distance to pick up drinking water.
The situation at some airbases is said to be so bad, pilots are given just 1L per day - a quarter of what’s needed in the kind of heat they’re facing. They have even gotten to the point of asking locals to give them water.
Like so much else the situation has been allowed to fester and worsen until it becomes a major issue and only then is it made public.
But in Russia that means nothing. Complainers are quickly silenced, problems swept under the carpet. Even if solutions are found and promised so much of the money vanishes nothing reaches those who need water.
Another major disaster waits the Russians if the Kerch bridge finally meets its end. It’s the main crossing point for water supplies. It wouldn’t take long for chronic shortages to develop on that isolated peninsula.
Russia’s road tanker water supply system is virtually crippled. Partly it’s their own doing, nobody saw water as being such a big issue, but there aren’t enough tankers to supply civilian and military needs in the occupied regions.
It’s just one more aspect of the war taking its toll on operational capability, troop and civilian morale.
Corruption and inflexibility, failure to plan or innovate, a lack of understanding the consequences of their own actions. It’s a classic case of modern Russia under Putin and his ineptitude.
‘The Analyst’ MilStratOnX
Slava Ukraine !
According to British Military Intelligence, water has become a serious issue for Russian forces in the south and east frontal areas.
The long, hot and very dry summer has reduced water supplies.
Notable areas of suffering are the occupied Kherson, Zaporhizia and Crimean areas. It seems that blowing up the dam last year has finally come home to roost. There are few if any rivers in much of the Occupied Kherson oblast. The dam was used to divert water from the Dnepr down a man made canal.
That water fed the dykes and water systems of the agriculture in the area, as well as most villages.
The canal was also the only full scale water supply for the whole of Crimea, which is notorious for its lack of fresh water sources.
The situation has spread further, with Russian water trucks in short supply along the entire front, often having to travel a considerable distance to pick up drinking water.
The situation at some airbases is said to be so bad, pilots are given just 1L per day - a quarter of what’s needed in the kind of heat they’re facing. They have even gotten to the point of asking locals to give them water.
Like so much else the situation has been allowed to fester and worsen until it becomes a major issue and only then is it made public.
But in Russia that means nothing. Complainers are quickly silenced, problems swept under the carpet. Even if solutions are found and promised so much of the money vanishes nothing reaches those who need water.
Another major disaster waits the Russians if the Kerch bridge finally meets its end. It’s the main crossing point for water supplies. It wouldn’t take long for chronic shortages to develop on that isolated peninsula.
Russia’s road tanker water supply system is virtually crippled. Partly it’s their own doing, nobody saw water as being such a big issue, but there aren’t enough tankers to supply civilian and military needs in the occupied regions.
It’s just one more aspect of the war taking its toll on operational capability, troop and civilian morale.
Corruption and inflexibility, failure to plan or innovate, a lack of understanding the consequences of their own actions. It’s a classic case of modern Russia under Putin and his ineptitude.
‘The Analyst’ MilStratOnX
Slava Ukraine !
CTID1977
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another one
Baggins.mcfc
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Would be better to call it a Ukrainian special military operation, rather than a diversion tactic. The little midget would understand that a lot better.Not my words.....
Russian sources are in panic mode as they’ve just admitted to losing control of at least eight more settlements. The Ukrainian Armed Forces are closing in on the key Lgov highway, cutting off vital supply lines. The main road between Hlushkovo and Tyotkino is now under Ukrainian fire control, trapping about 500 Russian troops in a border town—they’re on the brink of being surrounded or captured.
The operational zone in Russia has expanded to 1,200 square kilometers, with Ukrainian forces making steady gains. Border crossings are under relentless pressure, and a breakthrough is only a matter of time.
Russia is desperately pulling reinforcements from across the frontlines in Ukraine and all over Russia, but it’s too little, too late. This diversion tactic has already succeeded, but the main event is yet to come. Despite Russian claims of a Ukrainian slowdown or retreat, the truth is the exact opposite. The strength of our offensive grows daily.
Heroyam Slava.
CTID1977
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cunts initiated negotiations on the exchange of prisoners for the first time. This was reported by the Ukrainian ombudsman Dmitry Lubynets. It is emphasized that it was the orc side that initiated the conversation. Lubynets noted that the fighting in the Kursk region forced cunts to take the initiative in the issue of the exchange of prisoners.
Elbow beards
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Russian invasion of Ukraine's invasion of Russia. Should be the thread title.