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Mar 7, 2023Liked by Simplicius

Excellent work sir! At some point, the Nazi chain gangs are going to run out of people to draft at gunpoint. At some point, the draftees are going to start shooting officers. And what truly amuses me? The Russians have not really committed their Army. Yes, yes, the Russian Army is there. But it is the Donbas militias and Wagner at the point. Decimating NATO and the US. Incredible. In your learned opinion will Putin actually fully commit the military? Or will he continue the grind, and keep it there as a reserve in case Biden and Nuland go full batshit crazy?

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There is just massive disinformation taking place from both sides, but the bulk is Ukraine, which is fighting a "narrative" war as tools for the West. Yes, we are starting to see the Russian Air Force stepping up, and I see them being decisive in this next phase. Heavy bombardment campaign outside of Donbass will destroy Ukraine military for good. Grind, flatten, pulverize.

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Mar 7, 2023Liked by Simplicius

I never really ascribed to the whole Bakhmut framing. Even if Wagner encircles the city - the AFU still hold positions to the west and all are within indirect fire range.

One question I wanted to ask - I've seen dozens of videos on telegram showing RU indirect (artillery hard shell) fire. It never seems to hit within 50m of anything, there doesn't seem to be much of it (one or two impacts here and there) and it all looks contact-fused. How is RU using artillery? Do they have precision shells like Excalibur and these German munitions? I would imagine 1 guided shell is worth 100 dumb ones, especially once NATO armor starts making an appearance

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The bodies in the mine, how buried is buried? Is the smell frozen? I can't imagine a spring thaw.

The whole thing is a weird war, I want it over. I don't want my family involved in this shit.

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Mar 7, 2023Liked by Simplicius

Stay the course. God will guide❤️🇷🇺💙

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Thanks for another excellent update. If the Russians head south west from Bila Hora and south of Kostyantynivka they can cut the major road routes supplying the Toretsk/NY agglomeration and threaten a flanking manoeuvre. Would be an excellent place to commit some of the Russian military units, and it would suck in all Ukrainian reserves as they cannot afford to lose that area. Further advances to Pokrovsk would put the whole Ukrainian southern front in danger. Do you see any major Russian drives in the next few months?

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Mar 7, 2023Liked by Simplicius

Visualize Armata monuments next to the T-34's in the not too distant future...

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Mar 7, 2023Liked by Simplicius

What happened to the Russian offensive? What is it a Mirage? It has been six months now since mobilization. If the reserves are not ready now, they will never be.

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Mar 7, 2023Liked by Simplicius

The service ceiling for most types of fighter aircraft are usually WELL above civilian air-liners 40kft.

A bomb "lob-toss" profile (necessary for surviving tac-nuke drops of yor, so a 60 or more year old technique) could easily have a glide bomb peak at 70-80k altitude. You might want to recalibrate your thinking there.. I see the SU-57 "Felon" can drop the "Drill" anti-tank bomblet carrier...wonder what the production rate on the "Drill" might be now...??

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Talking about disparate pieces of news, in today's Financial Time, which is the globalist ideological centre of command, Gideon Richman, who together with Martin Wolff manages that informational stronghold, warns China on a fateful choice to make on Ukraine. Basicaly, China should sever ties with Russia in order to be allowed to keep its industrial power and manufacturing exporting economy. Provided that the Chinese cannot be convinced of such a delusional advice, this can only be interpreted as an order for the European Union to pull off from China and settle in western cheap labour colonies like Korea, Vietnam or Indonesia.

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Where are the tchetchens ?

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Mar 7, 2023·edited Mar 7, 2023

Those are not T-14 Armata tanks on the railway flatcars, and I should hardly think that photograph was taken on the border of the Rostov region, if “Rostov” means “Rostov-on-Don”, which region having that city as its seat of administration Brain-of-Britain Truss thinks is in the Ukraine, because temperatures there for most of the winter months only occasionally fall below zero Celsius.

Right now at 13:58 Moscow time, the temperature in Rostov-on-Don is plus 9 °C.

REVERSE SIDE OF THE MEDAL is a v Kontakte channel here in Russia.

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Mar 7, 2023Liked by Simplicius

Another example of why you can't win a war with an army of (almost entirely) slaves. Everyone who was willing to die for the Kiev regime is out there fighting, or already dead. All they have left is scraps they are trying to gather, especially from minority groups. Eerily familiar to the 1945 ramp-up of deporting minorities by a vaguely related regime after the German collapse was all but certian...

Just bring it to an end already! How many people have to die conpletely pointlessly, just to prolong the war by a few months?

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What worries me is that Biden/Blinken/Nuland are aggressive narcissists that cannot fail. That means they will double and triple down after each debacle they create. I have been wondering for over a week now as to what their next scheme is. Even though anything they do will fail, they will desperately try nonetheless. Let's just hope that it does not drag neighbors into the fray and widen the war further.

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