Вторжение РФии в Украину бис

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Путин подарил Карлсону на память часы убитого в Мариуполе украинского офицера

https://www.mv.org.ua/news/273586-pu...o_oficera.html

После интервью Владимир Путин, как сообщает телеграм-канал "Кремлевская табакерка", презентовал Такеру Карлсону символический подарок.

"Он передал ему трофейные часы украинского военного, который был ликвидирован в Мариуполе. Президент сказал, что такие вещи для него символизируют победу и напоминают о цене, которую приходится платить для ее достижения.

Американский телеведущий даже немного растерялся, однако подарок принял. К этому моменту не известно, увез ли он снятые с тела погибшего военного часы в США. Нам удалось узнать, что Путину эти часы в Кремль привез лично председатель Народного совета ДНР Артем Жога - отец погибшего Героя России Владимира Жоги", - говорится в сообщении.

https://tgstat.ru/channel/@kremlin_secrets

[Eric007]

После интервью Владимир Путин, как сообщает телеграм-канал "Кремлевская табакерка",]

Кстати, от этого же телеграм-канал "Кремлевская табакерка":

Сергей Лавров планирует покинуть Россию и ищет себе жилье сразу в четырех странах

Я так понимаю, задача этого телеграм-канала показать, какое количество умалишённых живут сейчас на Украине и за её пределами.

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чета на московском форуме не было такого сарказма по моей ссылке на источниик - истерите сударь

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чета на московском форуме не было такого сарказма по моей ссылке на источниик - истерите сударь

Редкостный идиот.
Он думает, что если 5 раз перепостить фейк, он становится правдой. .

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Russian boat Ivanovets destruction leads to unusual situation for Black Sea Fleet - Ukrainian Navy
Story by Liliana Oleniak



The destruction of the Ivanovets boat led to a non-standard situation for the Russian Black Sea Fleet. Currently, the Russian occupiers are not launching cruise missiles from the Black Sea at Ukraine, and the Russian Navy is engaged in the protection and defense of its base points and the training of its sailors, according to Ukrainian Navy spokesperson Dmytro Pletenchuk.

The Russians have now deployed five ships to the Black Sea, including two frigates - Admiral Essen and Admiral Makarov, which can carry up to 8 missile carriers each.

"But the incident with their missile boat took them several days to think about and analyze. After that, the training process was suspended, which is already a non-standard situation for the Black Sea Fleet. After that, when they decided that it was safe to go out in the eastern part of the Black Sea, they continued to go to sea," Pletenchuk explains.

He notes that these hostile sailings of Russian ships are mostly related to security measures and the transfer of ships to other ports.

"This is when their ships try to change their place of anchorage, their place of basing, and for this they use the ports of Tuapse and Sochi, and for this, of course, they need to go to sea," he adds.

Destruction of Ivanovets missile boat

On the night of January 31-February 1, Ukrainian intelligence officers destroyed the Ivanovets missile boat of the Russian Black Sea Fleet. According to the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine, the Ivanovets boat was to some extent the pride of the Russian Navy. There were only three similar ships. As it turned out later, the Ukrainian military successfully attacked the Russian boat Ivanovets with MAGURA V5 marine drones. There could have been up to 40 Russian sailors on board.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has awarded the servicemen of the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine who showed special courage during special combat missions, including the destruction of the Russian missile boat Ivanovets.

Earlier, Natalia Humeniuk, spokesperson for the South Command, said that after the destruction of the Ivanovets missile boat, Russian troops learned their "lesson" and hid missile carriers with Kalibr missiles in their base points. For example, they used this maneuver on February 4. At the same time, she emphasized that we should not let our guard down, as Russia has a lot of Kalibrs and it is not difficult to put them to sea.

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"This is when their ships try to change their place of anchorage, their place of basing, and for this they use the ports of Tuapse and Sochi, and for this, of course, they need to go to sea," he adds.

От именно, Сочи - прифронтавой горад

[Eric007]

катер "Ивановец" был в некоторой степени гордостью российского военно-морского флота

К сведению: "Ивановец" был спущен на воду 28 июля 1989 года. Проектирование кораблей этого класса было начато в 1969 году. Я очень сомневаюсь, что в 2024-му году, он являлся гордостью российского ВМФ, учитывая, что большинство кораблей этого проекта были списаны ещё в конце 90-х начале нулевых.
Я так понимаю, эти статейки рассчитаны на таких как ты, которым не важно что там на фронте, лишь бы красивые картинки были.

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Редкостный идиот.
Он думает, что если 5 раз перепостить фейк, он становится правдой. .

[Сиамчик]

Кстати, от этого же телеграм-канал "Кремлевская табакерка":


Я так понимаю, задача этого телеграм-канала показать, какое количество умалишённых живут сейчас на Украине и за её пределами.

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Ukrainian Strike on Belbek Airfield Strikes At The Heart of Russia’s Air Activity in the Black Sea: British Intelligence
Story by Rhonna Morala



The recent strike carried out by Ukrainian military forces on the Belbek airfield in Crimea has drawn attention from British intelligence, which has provided insights into the potential consequences for Russian operations in the region.

According to British intelligence reports, the destruction of a bunker housing the Russian radar control coordination center at Belbek airfield is expected to disrupt Russia’s ability to coordinate air activities in the Black Sea region.

The strike is anticipated to increase the workload on Russia’s A-50 MAINSTAY aircraft fleet and put additional pressure on Russian personnel responsible for managing air operations.

Russian air doctrine heavily relies on ground control points like Belbek for coordinating air forces, especially during ongoing hostilities when airspace becomes more competitive and complex, as highlighted by intelligence assessments.

Russian pilots and ground personnel are likely experiencing combat fatigue, and further strikes on critical coordination nodes in Crimea could exacerbate pressure, potentially leading to errors or miscalculations.

Explosions were reported in the temporarily occupied Crimea on January 31st, with images and videos circulating on local Telegram channels showing rocket traces in the sky and a fire near the Belbek airfield in Sevastopol.

Commander of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Mykola Oleshchuk, hinted at Ukrainian involvement in the attack on Belbek airfield, suggesting a strategic military operation.

Russian media reported on February 1st that a communication point at the airfield may have been targeted, indicating the Russian perspective on the incident and potential damage inflicted.

Belbek airfield holds strategic importance for both Ukrainian and Russian military operations, serving as a key coordination point for air activities in the region.

The attack on Belbek airfield contributes to heightened tensions in Crimea, an area already marked by geopolitical unrest and ongoing military confrontations between Ukrainian and Russian forces.

The strike underscores the potential for escalation in the region, with both sides engaged in military maneuvers and strategic actions that could lead to further hostilities.

The international community continues to monitor developments in Crimea closely, assessing the implications of military actions and their impact on regional stability.

The disruption of Russian air coordination capabilities in the Black Sea region has broader implications for security dynamics in the area, with potential ripple effects on neighboring countries and NATO interests.

The strike on Belbek airfield reflects strategic calculations by Ukrainian military forces aimed at weakening Russian positions and asserting control over contested territories.