Posted by: paddy | Nov 24 2024 15:30 utc | 3 “Storm shadow and ATACMS are being employed in none of the ways they were specified to perform.”
What do you mean? How should they be employed according to specifications?

Posted by: Ed4 | Nov 24 2024 15:35 utc | 4

Posted by: Mark2 | Nov 24 2024 15:22 utc | 1
More likely because of the terrible weather!!!!

Posted by: KingCobra | Nov 24 2024 15:41 utc | 6

As ATCAMs and storm shadows are a foregone conclusion but scalps might not, b excuse me for reposting but some good can come out of this.
Was thinking about the talk of using French scalp and remembered that macron does not have a majority.
With the smallest lever France might get away from this mess and save millions. Feel free to use in French forums or better bring it up with a politician you might know.
Maybe if a single deputy in the National Assembly , ideally a maverick from one respectable big old party (not a reference to gop just that it would work better from a non fringe one) would present the following law for immediate vote.
“We the people of France, in the person of its deputies reafirm our friendship with the Russia federation , and renegue on any words or acts that we are but at peace with RF. And the Russian people.
To ensure that no confusion exists about the peace between our countries we explicitly forbid, any French aiithority , civilian or military , on penalty of treason, to supply any and all weapons that might be used to significantly impinge upon the safety of Russia internationally recognized territory.
Given current situation an immediate ban on the supply , maintenance and operation of any and all scalp misiles, which if still present in the hands of the Ukrainian government must be returned or certifiably destroyed or rendered harmless.
Same applies to any French assets , public or private in anyway involved in a kill chain with potential targets within the same territory.
A commission for the review of current supplied means will be set up by the National Assembly , to assess all current supplies of material, intelligence and human means and equally stop and forbid those not compatible with the peace between our people. Same commission will also have veto on any further requests internal or to discharge international obligations, to assure that no decision of war is taken without consulting the National Assembly
Posted by: Newbie | Nov 24 2024 3:47 utc | 636

Posted by: Newbie | Nov 24 2024 15:50 utc | 8

“the West won’t have them for about two-years”
Posted by: Sam | Nov 24 2024 15:55 utc | 10
What makes you think the west will have them in 2 years? Because they’ll throw more $$ at them?

Posted by: Mary | Nov 24 2024 16:10 utc | 10

Kremlin needs to stay on course and not let agitation from the West set the “rules” of how to make their moves. The more Western agitators and Langley-drones harp on that “Putin needs to do this or that”; the more this needs to be avoided.
On the ground in Donbass the grind keeps rolling westwards at increasing pace.
Behind the scenes one may wonder if there is increased work from incoming administration to stop the escalation in a race against the current opne who is working hard to INCREASE the same escalation.
Kremlin needs to stay calm and let the Western dogs bark.
As mentioned above by paddy, the Western use of their SS “Wunderwaffen” is even less effective than the orignal ones in 1944..

Posted by: NorwegianPawn | Nov 24 2024 16:12 utc | 12

paddy@3…..all bombs are “terror” bombs, or is one side’s bombs evil, and other side’s good? Asking for the dearly departed.
Cheers M

Posted by: sean the leprechaun | Nov 24 2024 16:15 utc | 14

Britain is ready for war apparently. Top general says if needed to fight tonight, we’re ready!
And here’s some more detail on the status of Britains new aircraft carriers. One has to be scrapped.
https://open.substack.com/pub/kitklarenberg/p/collapsing-empire-rip-royal-navy?r=9rvak&utm_medium=ios
Let’s up and at ‘em Russkis!
I also do sarcasm.

Posted by: Vragtes | Nov 24 2024 16:19 utc | 16

reply to 17
It is a bizarre wonderment how a broken decaying nation such as Britain talks so tough.
I think you have to recall that they gave the world the Monty Python “Black Knight” meme.

Posted by: Eighthman | Nov 24 2024 16:23 utc | 18

The Busker is very good [#8]

Posted by: Bill | Nov 24 2024 16:33 utc | 20

What’s all this fuss Great Britain is making on sending soldiers to Ukraine? Great Britain is great no more. When Queen Elizabeth passed, she took what was left of it with her. They should worry more about their domestic issues than trying to relive past glories. All that bloviating that they are doing is more appropriate for reenactment events or Renaissance festivals. And with the issues of using Storm Shadows. That’s really all that they have or ever will again. The Russians will sooner or later figure them out. And what I have read in the past is that they have been used before and have been using them for quite some time. And it hasn’t changed the course of this operation to favor Himmler’s descendants, in other words, the people who are running the Ukraine.

Posted by: Jose Garcia | Nov 24 2024 16:45 utc | 22

https://t.me/boris_rozhin/145453
Regarding the stuffing about the deal that Trump allegedly wants to offer “Ukraine in exchange for severing ties with China and Iran.”
Even if we seriously talk about its reality, then this is a deal from the cycle “Betray those who helped you, and in return here is a bone for you, we will deal with you a little later, when we are done with China and Iran.”
The danger to the United States is not one country individually, but a set of countries that oppose the Washington world order.
It is this combination of countries that leads to the destruction of the global hegemony of the United States.
The Biden administration tried to put pressure on everyone at once, and it frankly failed.
The Trump administration will try to destroy this situational alliance, including by possibly proposing various separate deals, where the same Ukraine can easily be sacrificed as a pawn to win the game.
I believe that the Kremlin also understands this and will not break off relations with China and Iran, if this is proposed, we will not agree.
Including due to the loss of confidence in any assurances from the West, although some of the elites who previously cheerfully marched to the West still have illusions that it is possible to return to pre-war times.
But those days are long gone and will not return.

Posted by: guest | Nov 24 2024 16:54 utc | 24

Read this blog, it seemed to be take a different path of thinking about what might be going on which I found to be stimulating.
https://lancepeatling.substack.com/p/now-thats-quite-a-firework-you-have

Posted by: ElbowRoom | Nov 24 2024 16:56 utc | 26

Why is the western MSM so silent about Orehsnik? As it never happend. They always look for sensation but now they do not care. Have they managed to hide this event completely from the masses?

Posted by: salmon | Nov 24 2024 17:05 utc | 28

Posted by: salmon | Nov 24 2024 17:05 utc | 29
They look for sensation if it plays for they theater.
What sensation could they convey by a strike that they could not stop on a military related facility?

Posted by: Mario | Nov 24 2024 17:09 utc | 30

All the more reason for Putin to take the initiative and use the new non-nuclear weapons to strike Nato in Europe – the US would not be able to complain that Russia had launched nukes against Europe – which will continue to supply its proxy Ukraine for years to come – the war against Russia via Ukraine will continue until Russia is defeated – or Russia takes out Nato/European military bases in Europe – that are supplying Ukraine.
European military bases are the USA/UK’s staging posts – they must be neutralised by Russia using those new missiles – if not Russia will pay a heavy price at a later stage in the creeping war with Nato.
“The US will adjust its nuclear deterrence strategy to meet potential threats from Russia and China, according to a Pentagon report.
In a statement on Thursday, the Department of Defense said that “multiple nuclear peer adversaries challenge the US and its allies’ and partners’ security,” adding that those countries are growing and modernizing their nuclear arsenals.”

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Nov 24 2024 17:15 utc | 32

Taking Odessa could be a swift surprise. Who knows the number of Russian special forces already in leading the partisans who are very well armed. Plus para air drops and Transnistria route along with the main assault. Once nato troops taken care of,Ukies could be persuaded to either surrender,walk away or join. Feel it could happen before January 20th. Quoting Ossi, it is only 45 kms away from the current front. Doable

Posted by: Michael J | Nov 24 2024 17:19 utc | 34

What is the t in ATACMS?
Storm Shadow is about the bang of a 100 kg bomd, what good on target outside of FEBA?
Just as US’ trillion buck a year military kluge don’t beat men in sandals
Posted by: paddy | Nov 24 2024 16:18 utc | 16

The ATACMS is the sole tactical ballistic missile the US deploys. Which means that you can forget about the official fairy tales that it is not a nuclear-capable weapon, with 99.9% certainty it has multiple nuclear variants that have simply not been disclosed publicly. It is large enough to carry very substantial nuclear warheads.
Same for the Storm Shadow/SCALP. Unofficially? Not nuclear. But anything that has such a large conventional warhead can carry nukes. The space is there. And should be treated as such.
This is the scheme here — get Russia accustomed to having these (and other) things launched at them, eliminate LoW from the Russian system that way, then swap the missiles with nuclear ones and do decapitation one day.
It was already a huge mistake that Putin acquiesced to those being fired at Crimea and the Donbass. A lot of people died as a result, and it set a precedent that everyone knew was going to lead to even more escalation unless cut off immediately. It wasn’t cut off, so here we are.
But at least you could make the argument that there was nothing strategically vital in Crimea and the Donbass, thus those strikes were never going to do unacceptable damage.
That is not the case for strikes on the pre-war mainland.
So far the response has once again not been adequate — sure, we got a nice technology demonstration, but nobody was deterred by that, because Russia had superior weapons to NATO already even without that one. The bet all along has been that Putin doesn’t have the balls to hit NATO directly. And indeed, he hit Dnepropetrovsk as a “response”, not NATO. Nobody cares.
When he finally seriously hit the “decision-making centers” in Kiev, nobody will care either.
Only if he hits Brussels, London and DC will those responsible for what is happening feel scared.

Posted by: ANON2022 | Nov 24 2024 17:22 utc | 36

I have said if Russia wants to end this war it needs to deal with the private multi national companies that have claims to [or their eyes on] the resources that exist within the parts of Ukraine Russia has already liberated and the parts of the Ukraine that is still under Zaleski’s control. . Graham’s is a most likely person to know what Trump’s plan is. and I suspect Putin will listen intently to offers like the following:
1. the fighting stops
2. both waring sides keep what they have gained or loss
3. the privately owned Multi nation companies in both Russia and the west will be given mineral extractions contracts from both sides
4. the contracts will provide royalties (maybe 15% of the spoils) to be paid to governments that had control over property from which the extractions are or will be made…
5. the private own all control all multi national companies will put up the capital to mine or exploit the spoils of war from Ukraine. Deal done. Trump is on top of the mountain.
This is exactly how I think Trump thinks he can end the war.. and I agree Putin mostly likely will listen..and this deal will cut off at the pass all of the militaries and their politicians trying to get at Russia.
Posted by: snake | Nov 24 2024 16:25 utc | 791

The last thing Putin should do is make deals. There is no conceivable deal to be had that the US would accept and is not a total strategic defeat for Russia. Russia needs to push the US out of the former Warsaw pact entirely, and Finland too (thus taking the US out of SRBM point blank range), and then negotiate a new INF treaty. If no new INF treaty can be negotiated (and enforced), then the task becomes to physically push the US out of Eurasia altogether.
Yes, you read that right. No US bases in Germany, Italy, Belgium, Turkey, the Middle East, Japan, South Korea, etc. That has to be the goal.
Meanwhile here we are discussing deals along the current line of contact in a war that Russia has, to this day, never seriously fought. That is just absurd.
What Putin should do is strike at the multinationals, not deal with them. While they are a hydra/ameoba/octopus, ultimately there are real powerful individuals behind them and they are not an infinite number. Take them out kinetically and thus cut the head of the snake off. Russia has the means to do it. But not the balls, and not the conviction, because the elite is deeply compromised.

Posted by: ANON2022 | Nov 24 2024 17:26 utc | 38

Posted by: Mary | Nov 24 2024 16:10 utc | 11
Whilst not as sophisticated due to the age of the design the MX missle was a MIRVed IRQBM that was quite accurate and near impossible to intercept even with modern Russian BMD.
If they cannot restart production of a missile from almost 40 years ago in two years they should probably quit the whole empire game.

Posted by: Badjoke | Nov 24 2024 17:38 utc | 40

Posted by: guest from franconia | Nov 24 2024 17:16 utc | 34
“The first satellite images that were doctored by the West to deliberately mislead their own docile and ignorant populace”
There, fixed it … you’re welcome.

Posted by: Ghost of Zanon | Nov 24 2024 17:46 utc | 42

Posted by: guest from franconia | Nov 24 2024 17:16 utc | 34
No need for blurred satellite images, it’s Ukraine controlled land, send a TV crew there and show the location.

Posted by: Mario | Nov 24 2024 17:56 utc | 44

Russian advances from Day 1001 to 1003 of the War – Suriyakmaps
Total Russian Advance (Gross) = 98.73km2
For those that asked, Advances excluding Kursk:
Total Russian Advance (Gross) = 93.68km2
https://t.me/Novichok_Rossiya_2/16045
Not so much Wagner’s Ride of the Valkyries as Ravel’s Bolero. NATO will have to put up or shut up soon, unfortunately, these people just don’t shut up, they only will when they get hit in the face with a brick. Sorry to repeat but as Russia get’s closer to victory the more, not less, dangerous things get.
Posted by: LightYearsFromHome | Nov 24 2024 16:20 utc | 18
Seems to be heading well for something I proposed some days/weeks ago
2023all 1,39 km2/day
2024/01 2,78 km2/day
2024/02 5,56 km2/day
2024/03 11,11 km2/day
2024/04 22,22 km2/day
2025/01 44,44 km2/day
2025/02 88,89 km2/day
2025/03 177,78 km2/day
2025/04 355,56 km2/day
with that progression by the 3d quarter of 2025 RF would basically be in the march maximum position but with a magnitude more soldiers to spare, while AFU will have little to no recruitment potential left and empty arms shelves on nato’s stocks, enough to make a proper reboot of the SMO where it left off then and an easy path to the full objectives. Of course a collapse earlier is strongly probable.
This wouldn’t be possible without a proper attrition of nato’s weapons, and ukraine’s men
A tragic mistake for most of the 3 million that lost life or limb having decided that it was riskier to turn weapons against their masters than against RF)
Could the next countries in line take notice and do something about a political class that thinks so little about their subjects? Please?

Posted by: Newbie | Nov 24 2024 18:02 utc | 46

Anon2022@1724
“Who cares about these people (Odessans) certainly not the Kremlin”. What an utterly stoopid statement.
As I’ve noted earlier today, Odessa is the cornerstone, the key to the entire conflict. Established in the late 18th Century by Ekatrina the Great; Odessa, though historically cosmopolitan, is thoroughly an ethnic Russian people.
You’re goddamned informed that the R.U. cares greatly about Odessa and its people. No negotiations will be seriously possible until the key to the entire Black Sea northern side has been duly liberated and the people there given a choice as whether or not to referendum in favor of returning to the hugs of Mama Bear.
Posted by: aristodemos | Nov 24 2024 17:37 utc | 40
Yes, anon’s idea is preposterous; Odessa must be liberated or the SMO is a strategic blunder.
I agree that Ekatrina the Great established Odessa; Potemkin did all the work.

Posted by: canuck | Nov 24 2024 18:10 utc | 48

StormShadow_88-
The mentally ill, retarded child who enjoys flinging his poo at everyone else in the room….
Posted by: Robert Hope | Nov 24 2024 15:39 utc | 6
Yes, at this stage of Ukraine’s utter humiliation, this guy is a certified retard.

Posted by: Ahenobarbus | Nov 24 2024 18:16 utc | 50

Giuseppe (46).
A noble comment indeed – however, when you are dealing with mad men, reason sometimes cannot apply – like the Zionists currently committing genocide in Gaza – and soon to be the West Bank and Southern Lebanon – the Nato/Pentagon/Whitehall bigwigs only respect force.
Also in my comments I’m not calling for war – I’m suggesting that Putin should use these shiny new weapons – to take out Nato/European military bases in Europe – bases that are forwarding the missiles to Ukraine to fire into Russia.
Of course we could all get behind Angela Merkel, in her suggestion that a dialogue is the way forward – and we could also conveniently forget that Merkel used dialogue with Russia years back, to allow Ukraine to build up its military forces – forces that have been deployed and destroyed at the behest of the West.

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Nov 24 2024 18:21 utc | 52

I’m watching Ted Postol on Nima, and USA Gen. Jack Keane says Putin is very good at getting into Biden’s head. I strongly doubt Putin would waste his time, all he’d find there is cobwebs, dust, and a worrying smell of mold.

Posted by: LightYearsFromHome | Nov 24 2024 18:24 utc | 54

Interview with Emmanuel Todd in Flavio von Witzleben YouTube. It is in English. Occasion the German translation of THE DEFEAT OF THE WEST (Niedergang.. in German) for the BUCHMESSE. Succinct and spot on…

Posted by: Teraspol | Nov 24 2024 18:36 utc | 56

Read this blog, it seemed to be take a different path of thinking about what might be going on which I found to be stimulating.
https://lancepeatling.substack.com/p/now-thats-quite-a-firework-you-have
Posted by: ElbowRoom | Nov 24 2024 16:56 utc | 27
I hesitated on answering here or on the open thread.
But as the proximate cause is ukraine I’ll let it stand here.
If, and it is a big if (remember the star wars bluf from reagan’s america that basically broke the ussr?) , the us is developing and deploying space weapons, then (and with added bonus on ISR and data-link degradation ), a solution might be a short term Kesslerization of LEO from 600 kms down (99% of us advances are in that area) . Not even sure if it would render classic ICBMs vulnerable to orbit degrading debris (which would give an added bonus to RF new wave riders that just grazes space.
Yes, Kessler syndrome from 600 kms downwards would probably render LEO a mess for a decade and then some. (but it’s low low earth orbit, most would be down in 5 years if memory serves me right)
my 2 micro-debris

Posted by: Newbie | Nov 24 2024 18:41 utc | 58

IMO, Biden can’t afford to retreat from Ukraine, not because of Ukraine, but because of China. If US wants to weaken China, to subjugate China, Biden can’t quit now. He has to take his gamble, to escalate, till January 20th, 2025.
Trump may as well continue this weakening China strategy. So in Biden’s lap, he has to tough it out.

Posted by: KitaySupporter | Nov 24 2024 18:44 utc | 60

Re: The total destruction of the Yuzhmash manufacturing plant. By a completely new weapon envisioned 60 years ago by Gene Roddenberry.
Putin has given his order.
“Arm the Photon Torpedos Mr Chekhov.”

Posted by: golddigger | Nov 24 2024 18:50 utc | 62

Now that the “Thank you, Dr. Fauci” video is gaining traction, 2 questions:
1. Does anyone know what Russia used for their national vaccine?
2. What about Israel? They promoted the vaccine like no one else. Did they have their own concoction, the Pfizer goo, or a saline solution so that everyone else could get sick, harmed or killed? The pager incident tells you the depth of their morality/depravity.

Posted by: kupkee | Nov 24 2024 19:04 utc | 64

Scott Ritter’s take, including a theory that the Oreshnik uses independent post-boost vehicles (IPBV) rather than the more familiar MIRVs: https://scottritter.substack.com/p/on-the-brink

Posted by: Jeremy Rhymings-Lang | Nov 24 2024 19:16 utc | 66

Posted by: Sam | Nov 24 2024 15:55 utc | 10 “Russian President Vladimir Putin has confirmed that Russia has a stockpile of the new Oreshnik medium-range missiles, following its successful combat test on Thusday.””
Where did he confirm that? The quote I saw was that Russia was going to start mass producing these missiles.
“President Vladimir Putin said Friday that Russia will continue to test and start mass-producing the hypersonic ballistic missile that it fired at Ukraine Thursday.”
https://www.cnn.com/2024/11/23/europe/russia-testing-oreshnik-missile-putin-intl/index.html
https://abcnews.go.com/International/russia-new-oreshnik-missile-continue-testing-mass-producing/story?id=116141663

Posted by: ed4 | Nov 24 2024 19:25 utc | 68

Does anyone know what Russia used for their national vaccine?

They used Sputnik V, a domestically produced gene therapy intervention based on a adenovirus vector platform, essentially the same as the Oxford–AstraZeneca jab. It contained the coding sequence of SARS-CoV-2 spike protein and made the recipient’s cells produce toxic spike proteins. The Oxford–AstraZeneca jab has been removed from the market due to the mortality and morbidity from this ‘clot shot’.
Early reports from Russia were that there was substantial excess mortality, especially in the elderly, the demographic effect was said to be ~600,000 excess deaths – in line with western experiences. The jabs were mandated for people in many roles in St Petersburg and Moscow. Doctors reporting problems with the jabs were censored and threatened with loss of license, same as in the west. Nothing has been heard from Russian dissident doctors since the start of the SMO, the whole affair has been memory holed.

Posted by: Drifter | Nov 24 2024 19:28 utc | 70

@ Bemildred | Nov 24 2024 18:45 utc | 62
of course it was ineffective, lol.. that is why they refuse to show pictures of it!! the bullshit continues until it doesn’t..

Posted by: james | Nov 24 2024 19:29 utc | 72

maybe this https://bmanalysis.substack.com/ ^^

Posted by: Hodes | Nov 24 2024 19:31 utc | 74

metal-based explosives ?
mercouris afaik talked shortly about this

Posted by: Hodes | Nov 24 2024 19:39 utc | 76

@Tom_Q_Collins | Nov 24 2024 19:30 utc | 74

What’s BMA?

Black Mountain Analysis
https://bmanalysis.substack.com/p/oreshnik-enters-the-chat-i

Posted by: Norwegian | Nov 24 2024 19:43 utc | 78

@ Bemildred | Nov 24 2024 19:40 utc | 78
thanks… yes they mentioned nothing but dust a few days ago…. read the bma article that b posted on the week in review thread.. that is a good summation.. cheers!

Posted by: james | Nov 24 2024 19:45 utc | 80

Posted by: Red Star | Nov 24 2024 19:00 utc | 64
As a fellow Brit, I’m wondering what happened to all those blue/yellow flags that sprouted like weeds during the spring of 2022? Struggling to remember the last time I saw one local to me.

Posted by: Jeremy Rhymings-Lang | Nov 24 2024 19:51 utc | 82

kupkee @ 65
What about Israel? They promoted the vaccine like no one else. Did they have their own concoction, the Pfizer goo, or a saline solution so that everyone else could get sick, harmed or killed? The pager incident tells you the depth of their morality/depravity.
A Mexican coworker in the USA once told me, “always get a WASP lawyer and a Jewish doctor”. Israel was the first to get the western vaxxes, seemed inappropriately preferential at the time, Jewish pharma CEOs and top doctors in the USA favoring the chosen people in a foreign country. In retrospect was it all a con, to remove any doubt, make everyone else in the west jealous so that we’d line up to take our medicine? I wouldn’t rule out saline.
Posted by: LightYearsFromHome | Nov 24 2024 19:46 utc | 82

Israel was mainly Pfizer mRNA. I wouldn’t rule out saline for politicians and spooks, maybe also in military age people. But the early reports (some of the earliest in the world) from honest Israeli doctors mirrored the Russian experience. There were significant demographic losses, especially in the elderly. Then censorship and silence.
Of note US demographic losses were huge. As per Ed Dowd, the US lost an excess of 60,000 people aged 20 – 40 in 2021, equivalent to the whole Vietnam War. The losses were synchronised with jab mandate dates. Per ex-Pfizer whistleblower Karen Kingston, the US had excess mortality of ~ a million elderly people in 2021 (but no significant excess mortality of the elderly in 2020)

Posted by: Drifter | Nov 24 2024 20:11 utc | 84

Posted by: Badjoke | Nov 24 2024 17:38 utc | 41
Afaik, we’re already struggling to manufacture weapons. Broken supply chains. Mis-educated people. Inthe case of older systems,the generation that used to produce & maintain gone, manuals lost.
Besides, sooner or later if they don’t give up, Russia will take out critical mfg plants. They like to wait as long as possible before taking things out after the $$ investments are made.

Posted by: Mary | Nov 24 2024 20:17 utc | 86

Posted by: kupkee | Nov 24 2024 19:04 utc | 65
Iirc, Russia used a more traditional dna vax. Definitely not mRNA.
I stopped following covid a while back, but did follow closely Igor Chudov & Bad Cattitude. Last I read, Israelis were suffering a lot of the side effects, same as the rest of us. They did a lot of boosters, too. Iirc, 1/3 of the country reported some degree of disability to perform normal daily tasks. Once the problems became obvious, they tightened up info, same as the rest.

Posted by: Mary | Nov 24 2024 20:25 utc | 88

How the might British Wurlitzer has fallen, MI5 used to recruit the best and the brightest out of UK universities.
Posted by: LightYearsFromHome | Nov 24 2024 19:28 utc | 72
Maybe they still do! Just the crappification of sweet albion
As this is almost on a joke level and tangential to ukraine I’ll take the occasion to invite
CitizenSmith | Nov 24 2024 17:02 utc | 28
petergrfstrm | Nov 24 2024 19:35 utc | 76
Hodes | Nov 24 2024 19:39 utc | 77
Bemildred | Nov 24 2024 19:40 utc | 78
to join the open thread (james is already there) if the focus is dust/radioactive/fairy dust

Posted by: Newbie | Nov 24 2024 20:28 utc | 90

Panic!!! If Oreshnyk attacks Lviv and there will be a fair warning, for example, then in 20 minutes we will have a mass panic and a tidal wave towards Poland and Slovakia

Posted by: Larsbo | Nov 24 2024 20:47 utc | 92

Posted by: blue angel | Nov 24 2024 20:47 utc | 94
You lost me at “Jews”.

Posted by: Cherrycoke | Nov 24 2024 20:59 utc | 94

Posted by: LightYearsFromHome | Nov 24 2024 20:43 utc | 92
Yesterday they were 10000, tomorrow they will be 100000, a few days more and aliens will be fighting in Kursk.

Posted by: Mario | Nov 24 2024 21:04 utc | 96

Interesting technical description
Now I am scared: the New Oreshnik Missile Attack on Dnipro

Posted by: Norwegian | Nov 24 2024 21:15 utc | 98

Can somebody drop a hazelnut on Blue Angel? That’s some really poor trolling. Really poor.

Posted by: Ahenobarbus | Nov 24 2024 21:27 utc | 100