Russian Women Discussion
RWD News From the Front => Ukrainian Front Discussion => Topic started by: Chelseaboy on August 09, 2022, 07:01:51 AM
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Huge fire raging at the Novofedorivka military airfield in Crimea,where the orc military planes and helicopters were based.
Locals report about 15 explosions within a 30 minute spell this afternoon.
Massive game changer..the orcs will be reeling. ;D
Now they know nowhere is safe for them in the occupied parts of Ukraine they infest. >:D
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Where were the missiles launched from ?
Does Ukraine actually have some of the long distance HIMARS ?
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Apparently these are the coordinates:
45°5′N 33°35′E
That is in the area north of Sevastopol and close to Yevpatoriya.
I was through that region back in 2010.
There are several sanatoriums in that area.
Wife just told me there is an airbase there in Saky.
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Apparently these are the coordinates:
45°5′N 33°35′E
That is in the area north of Sevastopol and close to Yevpatoriya.
I was through that region back in 2010.
There are several sanatoriums in that area.
Wife just told me there is an airbase there in Saky.
Yes it's the airbase close to Saki..used by the Russian's Air Force 43rd Brigade.
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first video of "hit"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWIk0CVLyXo
as usual Russia's version of events is a complete LIE!
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The explosions were to big to be the Himars ATACMS rockets. This must be something that the Ukranians may have been developing over the last few years.
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Or sabotage.
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Reuters were saying late last night that Ukraine has said that Partisans did the damage.
I was a bit surprised by that because all i ever hear from pro-Russian fanboys is how the people of Crimea voted to leave Ukraine and how they love being under Russian rule.
Could be some clever trolling from Ukraine of course.
However the "hit" occurred,even many orc fanboys are calling it humiliating and are concerned how it will affect their sadistic heroes morale going forward in this war of attrition.
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An official statement from the Air Force of Ukraine says that nine orc aircraft were destroyed at an airfield near the city of Saky in Crimea. ;D
How're you feeling today Putler..you arrogant slimeball ?
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I was a bit surprised by that because all i ever hear from pro-Russian fanboys is how the people of Crimea voted to leave Ukraine and how they love being under Russian rule.
Even if 51-99 % voted to join Russia, it only takes a few partisans to wreak havoc in an area.
Watch some WWII movies covering various countries in Europe.
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Even if 51-99 % voted to join Russia, it only takes a few partisans to wreak havoc in an area.
Watch some WWII movies covering various countries in Europe.
Big difference is that the partisans in WW11 were operating in occupied countries where the vast majority of the populations wanted the Nazis out of their country.
With Crimea it's exactly the opposite in that the partisans are operating in an area where the vast majority of the population loves the orc fascists and wants them to stay.....supposedly.
This means far less places for the partisans to hide and store weapons and far less partisans.
There are partisans in Kherson..and many of them...in a city where the vast majority of the residents want the orcs out..yet they've been unable to strike any meaningful blows to the orcs.
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Big difference is that the partisans in WW11 were operating in occupied countries where the vast majority of the populations wanted the Nazis out of their country.
With Crimea it's exactly the opposite in that the partisans are operating in an area where the vast majority of the population loves the orc fascists and wants them to stay.....supposedly.
This means far less places for the partisans to hide and store weapons and far less partisans.
There are partisans in Kherson..and many of them...in a city where the vast majority of the residents want the orcs out..yet they've been unable to strike any meaningful blows to the orcs.
Good analysis. You make valid points.
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Russian occupants now fleeing "their " homes in Crimea...back to Russia.
No doubt their homes were gained at the expense of evicted Ukrainians.
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satellite photos show 5x Su-30SM multirole fighters & 6x Su-24M/MR strike/reconnaissance aircraft were destroyed and possibly 4 others of unknown type
Russian Navy’s 43rd Independent Naval Attack Aviation Regiment operated 12 Su-30SMs, 6 Su-24Ms, and 6 Su-24MRs
a significant inventory reduction
Russia still has aircraft based in Belbeck and Simphoropol airports to the south...
Russian tourists in crimea heard of a final inventory sale of Ikea furniture in Russia and have quickly returned home
Russia will retaliate for Novofedorivka by blaming Ukraine for what's gonna happen in Zaporizhzhia
none of this information was supplied by Kremlin insiders
Russians could't put a roadblock and search incoming cars on the Kerch bridge, cuz it's peak tourist season
and doing so would've created a multi-km line of cars on Russian side
smuggler's dream - partisan party time
lots of stuff goin on in Crimea...
NOBODY there takes my calls now (not even ENCRYPTED!)
can't even ask about the weather
though I did recently get some nice photos I'm not allowed to show publicly
when I flew my drone in Crimea, I ended up crashing it!!
kids who play video games all day are better drone pilots than geezers!
just sayin...
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Multiple strikes on Crimea today.
An orc military air base in Hvardijsk,22km north of Simferopol, has been hit by an apparent Drone strike...huge explosions.
A large open orc ammo dump has been hit at Azovske.
An electrical substation in Dzhankoy has been hit too.
The orcs really do seem to be in total disarray,with total defeat starting to stare them in the face.
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No doubt their homes were gained at the expense of evicted Ukrainians.
... which were gained at the expense of evicted Tatars?
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Nope. You obviously don’t understand how the USSR worked. The purpose of moving populations was for Russification. Ukrainians were not good for that.
Ukrainians were never more than 25% of Crimea’s population. They were just over 13% before the Tatars were expelled. Most Ukrainians lived in Sevastopol, which was founded by the Russians and never had a large Tatar population, and secondly in Simferopol, and there, the Ukrainian population was always relatively stable, from pre Stalinist times.
Unlike Russians, Ukrainians didn’t really move to Crimea. They generally only moved there if they were transferred by the military.
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Unlike Russians, Ukrainians didn’t really move to Crimea. They generally only moved there if they were transferred by the military.
Interesting side note regarding my extremely (usually) cautious wife.
When she was around 19 years old and a university student, she visited some distant family friends living near Sevastopol which was a 'closed city.'
She used the young wife's security pass to travel with the military husband into Sevastopol.
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there was a lot more ethnic diversity of crimea's population pre-stalin, compared to post-stalin
stalin and hitler used new and improved ethnic cleansing to get out those stubborn racial stains
greeks, jews, tatars, Ukrianians were scrubbed out to make Crimea sparkling white again
after The Grate Patriotic War, Sevastopol's population was reduced from 80,000+ to 800+
Uncle Joe, repopulated Crimea, with Russians from Ural region in the early 50s to lead reconstruction
Sevastopol, was overwhelmingly ethnic Russian
my MIL was a mixture of ethnic Ukrainian and Greek, only such people I ever met lived in small villages like she did
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Ukrainian Forces are apparently readying for a counter-offensive into Kherson. Still to wait and see if or how this may unfold. If they are successful in retaking Kherson then the path is open for them to retake Crimea or alternatively press onto Melitopol & Mariupol, my guess is that Crimea will be a more logical choice to take first. If they retake Crimea or at least get far enough in they can then destroy the Russian bridge linking Crimea to Russia. That will stop the Russians moving in and resupplying from that point. It will be the first time Ukrainian forces will have been back in Crimea since 2014.
I never went to Crimea as it was under Russian control when I begun my search back in 2016. If Ukraine manage to liberate Crimea then following a successful conclusion to the war for Ukraine, Crimea will be back on the love tour itinerary :D
For now though matters aren't good in Kherson, this recent report highlights some of the difficulties there:
http://news.sky.com/story/ukraine-war-insolence-of-russian-troops-in-kherson-appears-to-confirm-officers-have-fled-source-says-12675093
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directly attacking Crimea would be a major mistake, when Crimean can just be isolated and cut-off from supplies like the Germans at Stalingrad
same with Kherson
Ukraine is a long, long, way from "winning the war"
I suspect this war, in one form or another will be going on for longer than you'll be interested in chasing women
moy dva Kopec
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Summary of events today :
Explosions at munitions depot ,Timonovo,Belgorad...residents evacuated.
Explosions at Stary Oskol miltary airfield,Belgorad.
Explosions in Nova Kakhovka ,Kherson.
Explosions near Belbek Military air base,Crimea.
Orcs under attack in both Russia and Ukraine and running around like headless chickens.
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Russians have setup checkpoints on the kerch bridge for checking everyone's "papers" hoping to catch those pesky Ukrainian saboteurs
also arresting and interrogating tatary, hoping to do the same
but Krimster jsut laughs and laughs at silly russians, and that's all I can say about that
Ukrainians have to be careful to not go "too far" with these actions lest it prvoke the bear into eating more Ukrainian villagers
they keep it just below the threshold...
so hands off the kerch bridge, etc
if Russia shuts down Zaporizhia, Ukraine will shut down the two new Russian power plants in Crimea
but not before...
Iskanders in the northern mountains look pretty good though...
Russian military facilities all over the place in Crimea
I once had all the uniforms of wife's uncle after he died who was a GRU Colonel, fit me well
I used to get totally stoned and dress up and walk around Sevastopol
good times...
wonder what happened to those uniforms, hmmmmmm....
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Ukraine used a kamikaze drone to hit the headquarters of the orc Black sea fleet in Sevastopol today.
Orcs continuing to run around like headless chickens as their air defences failed to pick up the drone...with comical film of the drone calmly flying through clear Blue skies on it's way to the strike....reports of orcs desperately trying to shoot it down with their AK47's and failing.
Does make one wonder how well Moscow is protected now >:D
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Apparently US to send SAM's to Ukraine in the near future to help its air defence:
http://gagadget.com/en/war/159037-the-pentagon-told-when-the-us-will-hand-over-nasams-sams-to-ukraine/
Handy of course to defend against Russian air attacks when counterattacking yourself.
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the majority of the people who live in sevastopol heard and saw the explosion, a direct hit
russians have a "rumor" that on Ukrainian Independence Day, they're going to do something major, most likely BS
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Ukraine used a kamikaze drone to hit the headquarters of the orc Black sea fleet in Sevastopol today.
Orcs continuing to run around like headless chickens as their air defences failed to pick up the drone...with comical film of the drone calmly flying through clear Blue skies on it's way to the strike....reports of orcs desperately trying to shoot it down with their AK47's and failing.
Does make one wonder how well Moscow is protected now >:D
Girkins comments:
Idiots and IdiotsThe news that today an enemy strike drone flew into the roof of the fleet headquarters again, which they could not shoot down with continuous barrage fire from small arms, I can only comment on the following:1. Cretins are in charge of the protection of the fleet headquarters;2. There are idiots in the headquarters of the fleet;3. Because NON-idiots after the first time would have taken adequate measures. That is, they would replace the cretins in the protection of their headquarters and quickly build something from improvised means. At least as in the picture below:In order to ensure the defeat of a low-flying unarmored drone - the following product (or several - to protect the headquarters from different directions) is more than enough. Well, perhaps, at least a little more to train the sailors who will be planted for this unit. And sometimes check that they are not sleeping.P.S. If the idiots from the headquarters of the Black Sea Fleet need my consulting help (or a replacement for the cretins who carry out their protection and defense), then I inform you that I personally have not yet been involved in the NWO and am not very far away - within a few hours drive. So get in touch... I will reveal my main secret: I was good at finding PEOPLE for positions, not positions for idiots and nerds.