The Russian Invasion of Ukraine (Part 2)

Prior to outbreak of war (my twitter account is non-operational, so I might not be able to post part 2, which is bound to be interesting).

Part 2

Await more info though before getting excited. I don’t know this guy. Seems legit, seen others going with it. Also reports of Belgorod (in Mordor itself) being hit.

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This is the same one as above I believe as I have registered no attack on an airbase (but my twitter is fucked)

Lol though

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Some uncertainty as to events. Was a little sceptical of the first report I posted as I didn’t know the guy. If there was anything I think we’d have seen some confirmed footage of it by now:

https://twitter.com/IntelCrab/status/1560357848688852993?s=20&t=82kl-5cfABV4u-akYN03tQ

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Battlefield Reports:

News:

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Frontline:

wyld.at.hrt - oh no, twoubles

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Should have called it Tsarbucks.

For some context on who he is:

https://www.thejc.com/lets-talk/all/aleksandr-dugin-the-sinister-ideologue-whos-putins-favourite-philosopher-3829SiTsfS8P7UK19PwT4k?reloadTime=1660867200011

Seems like it was his car that exploded; daughter and him were at some event and when leaving she took his car for whatever reason and… ja. However for some context on who she was…

Seems like hate is the only winner here.

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Whether the real target was the father or her, sounds like it is no loss to the human race

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The oil and gas deposits seem to be still beyond the occupation line.

:champagne: :tada:

Yep this is excellent news. More hits like this please. Any of Putin’s associates are all fair game and if their families are collateral damage, well… that’s ā€˜special operations’ for you.

Fuck them all.
Really hope that if Putin goes to G20 then a hit is successful. Perhaps if as purported Zelenskyy will also be there then Volodymyr could do it himself.

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So, reports are of the Antonivsky Bridge in Kherson being hit yet again although suggestions are the bridge has now collapsed and is permanently out of action. More info needed for definitive confirmation, though imo. As you guys will recall, I posted about this bridge being hit before. It forms even more of a significant supply issue for Russian forces on the right bank of the Dnipr. I’m not fully aware of the tactical situation of the Russians in Kherson but over the last 3 weeks or so they have likely become increasingly more isolated from supply and reinforcement. Alot of the chatter has been about a Ukrainian counteroffensive to retake Kherson but that hasn’t happened although the Russians seem to have responded to the threat by diverting reinforcements into the area.

Some observers have noted that this may have been a diversion from Ukraine to force Russian to weaken their Eastern Front by reinforcing Kherson. In any case, there is alot going on around the routes into Kherson and striking of supply routes, and the dumps themselves.

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A month old article about Vladimir Kara-Murza, a Putin opponent now in jail. (2 times poisoned, very close to Boris Nemtsov).

Freed article: archive.ph

Original: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2022/07/28/vladimir-kara-murza-jailed-putin-russia/

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we all know that an assassination attempt on Vladimir Putin is the quickest way to escalate to war. I wouldn’t want to see the backlash from that.

From what I’m seeing, Ukraine is pushing back and starting to set the state for a counteroffensive. I suspect there are already plans in place to remove the Kerch Bridge in the near future. I suspect that’s going to be the lynchpin which ties the counteroffensive to re-take Kherson and Melitopol areas. We’re seeing a degradation of supply chain to the front lines now, and the Kerch Bridge completely isolates the Crimean peninsula from the mainland. This includes Sevastopol naval base. If the Bridge drops in the right way (collapse of main span), may actually close off access to the Azov Sea for large vessels which would FUCK their entire region up.

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Quentin, so automatically fantastic. He is a rare class correspondent

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When I saw that on the news it does seem odd to fire a howitzer (or whatever it’s called) in a field of dry, flamable wheat!