Special Thread: Yanayojiri Mgogoro wa Ukraine na Urusi. Nini chanzo na hatma ya mzozo?


Kwani Germany hawana assets zao kule Russia?? Si umeona Switzerland wamegoma unafikiri kwanini?
 
Viongozi wa russia ni wanaume haswa
 
Mie sijakuelewa una elewa nn,wala sijui hoja yako ni ipi, pia ninamashaka kama unaoufahamu kuhusu huu mgogoro,
 
Una upumbavu mwingi wewe,kwa huo utahaila ulio nao hutakiwi kujibu hata comments zangu,wewe pita tu kimya, binafsi nakuona kama boya au limbukeni flani hivi!!
 
⚡️Russian Defence Ministry report on the progress of the special military operation
(19 February 2023)

Part II (see Part I)

◻️Army Aviation, Missile Troops and Artillery of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation have neutralised 92 AFU artillery units at their firing positions, enemy's manpower and hardware in 118 areas during the day.

💥The command posts of the 102nd Territorial Defence Brigade and the 72nd Mechanised Brigade of the AFU were hit in the areas of Malinovka (Zaporozhye region), and Ugledar (Donetsk People's Republic).

💥Six Ukrainian UAVs were destroyed by anti-aircraft defence forces in the areas of Berestovoye (Donetsk People's Republic), Golikovo, Kuzmino, Rubezhnoye, Zhitlovka (Lugansk People's Republic), and the city of Kherson.

📊In total, 385 airplanes and 210 helicopters, 3,178 unmanned aerial vehicles, 405 anti-aircraft missile systems, 7,935 tanks and other armoured fighting vehicles, 1,029 combat vehicles equipped with multiple launch rocket systems, 4,144 field artillery cannons and mortars, as well as 8,458 units of special military hardware have been destroyed during the special military operation.

#MoD #Russia #Ukraine #report
@mod_russia_en
 
⚡Russian Defence Ministry report on the progress of the special military operation
(19 February 2023)

Part I (see Part II)

The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continue the special military operation.

💥High-precision, long-range sea-based missiles hit a deployment point of the 383rd Separate UAV Regiment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine near the town of Khmelnitsky and an artillery ammunition depot near the Grechany railway station (Khmelnitsky region).

◻️In Kupyansk direction, active actions by units and artillery fire of the 'Zapad' Group of Forces inflicted a fire damage on enemy manpower and equipment in the areas of Dvurechoye, Krakhmalnoye (Kharkov region) and Novoselovskoye (Lugansk People's Republic).

💥During the day, up to 70 Ukrainian servicemen, two armoured fighting vehicles, a motor vehicle, and a Grad MLRS vehicle have been destroyed in this area.

◻️In Krasny Liman direction, Operational-Tactical Aviation strikes, fire of artillery and heavy flamethrower systems and offensive actions by the 'Tsentr' Group of Forces hit the AFU manpower and equipment in the areas of Terny (Donetsk People's Republic), Stelmakhovka, Chervonopovka, Chervonova Dibrova (Lugansk People's Republic) and Serebryansky forestry.

💥During the day, the enemy's losses in Krasny Liman direction amounted to over 200 troops killed and wounded, an infantry fighting vehicle, five armoured fighting vehicles, a Gvozdika self-propelled howitzer, and a D-20 howitzer.

◻️In Donetsk direction, up to 250 Ukrainian servicemen, three armoured fighting vehicles, six motor vehicles, D-20 and D-30 howitzers, as well as a Polish-made Krab self-propelled artillery unit have been neutralised within the offensive of the 'Yug' Group of Forces.

💥A camouflaged position near Pervomayskoye (Donetsk People's Republic) has been revealed, and a self-propelled launcher of the Ukrainian Buk-M1 surface-to-air missile system has been obliterated.

💥Two US-made AN/TPQ-50 and AN/TPQ-36 counter-battery radar stations have been eliminated in the areas of Chasov Yar (Donetsk People's Republic), and Demurino (Dnepropetrovsk region).

💥An ammunition depot of the Ukrainian Armed Forces has been destroyed near Mariynka (Donetsk People's Republic).

◻️In South Donetsk and Zaporozhye directions, artillery and heavy flamethrower systems of the 'Vostok' Group of Forces have hit Ukrainian Armed Forces in the area of Ugledar (Donetsk People's Republic).

💥The enemy suffered losses of up to 70 men killed and wounded, one tank, an infantry fighting vehicle, two armoured fighting vehicles, two D-30 and one D-20 howitzers.

💥In addition, two depots of the 72nd Mechanised Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces storing ammunition and fuel for military equipment were destroyed near Vodyanoye.

◻️In Kherson direction, the fire damage has neutralised up to 15 Ukrainian servicemen, five motor vehicles, an Akatsiya self-propelled howitzer, a Gvozdika self-propelled howitzer, and an Msta-B howitzer during the day.

💥Moreover, four ammunition depots were hit near the city of Kherson and the village of Mykhailovka (Kherson region).

#MoD #Russia #Ukraine #report
@mod_russia_en
 
Tokea ianze hii SMO sijawahi kusoma ripoti ya kila siku ya waziri wa ulinzi wa URUSI wala UKRAINE.


Ila anayetandikwa namfahamu.
Ukisikia ubishani wa kiswahili ndio unazaliwa hapo.
Ndio maana wengine hutuletea taarifa za vifo vya mazombie.
Teh teh teh
 
Vikwazo 16k

Na bado anatoboa

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U.S. tells Ukraine it cannot provide strategic missiles because American forces simply don’t have enough​

Friday, February 17, 2023

For once, the Biden regime appears to be telling the Ukrainian government to pound sand over its latest weapons request.
The United States has notified Ukraine that it does not possess sufficient numbers of Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMs), which have a range of 190 miles, to provide assistance to Kyiv, as the conflict between Ukraine and Russia continues to escalate with a new Russian offensive. The news comes as Ukraine seeks greater military support from the Biden government in its ongoing conflict.
According to Politico, the U.S. has informed Ukraine that it lacks the necessary number of long-range missiles to provide military aid. While Biden has provided other forms of military assistance to Ukraine, including weapons and training, the lack of long-range missiles could be a significant setback for Ukraine’s efforts to defend itself against Russia’s new offensives, Politico reported, adding that the U.S. military has to retain what inventory it has in case its own forces need them.
“With any package, we always consider our readiness and our own stocks while providing Ukraine what it needs on the battlefield,” said a senior DoD official. “There are other ways of providing Ukraine with the capabilities it needs to strike the targets.”
The situation in Ukraine has been tense for years, with Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014 and ongoing conflict in the Donbass region. The recent escalation of violence has only added to the already volatile situation, as Ukraine has sought support from the U.S. and NATO.
However, with the news that the US does not possess enough long-range missiles to provide assistance, Ukraine may attempt to purchase ATACMs from other countries that have them such as Poland, Romania, Greece, Turkey, South Korea, Qatar and Bahrain. The longer-range missiles can be used with the HIMARS rocket systems that Ukraine already possesses.
Politico noted further that Laura Cooper, the Pentagon’s top policy official for Russia, Ukraine, and Eurasia issues, said in a recent interview that “with every single capability that we provide, whether you’re talking, you know, HIMARS or you’re talking a particular kind of missile or ammunition, we’re always looking at the availability of our stocks, we’re looking at production considerations, and so that’s true of every capability, and we make decisions accordingly.”
Throughout the nearly one-year-old war, the U.S. has been providing military aid to Ukraine, but the high demand for weapons has led to concerns that the US military’s weapon stocks are becoming depleted. The Biden administration has promised to provide various forms of support to Ukraine, including weapons, but the rapid pace at which they are being sent is causing concerns. As the conflict escalated and then lasted months, the US military sent weapons like anti-tank missiles, small arms, and other forms of military hardware. But, with such high demand, the US military’s stock of weapons is now being depleted faster than it can be replenished. The same is true for some other NATO countries.
The Biden regime has also been criticized, mostly by Republicans, for sending too many weapons to Ukraine, as this could put a strain on the US military’s ability to respond to other potential conflicts or threats. Some have also raised concerns about the impact of US military support on the conflict, particularly in regards to civilian casualties.
There have been calls for the Biden administration to find a diplomatic solution to the conflict, rather than relying solely on military intervention. However, the US government has stated that it will continue to support Ukraine in its efforts to defend itself against Russian aggression.
In addition to draining our weapon stockpiles, Biden’s handlers are also draining our strategic oil reserves as well. That means not only will our troops be short of sophisticated weapons, but our war machine will lack the fuel to power itself.
Sources include:
Politico.com
NaturalNews.com
 
Huyu jamaa Anaitwa Aleksandr Sozansky Alikuwa kiongozi katika Brigade ya 80 ya Mashambulizi ya Anga.
Aleksandr na dada yake Uliana walipenda kuwadhihaki wanajeshi wa Urusi waliouawa wakikanyaga maiti zao na kuziita mbolea.
Yaani jamaa Alikuwa Akipiga Picha huku Kakanyaga Maiti ya Mrusi nakusema Kawa Mbolea
Matokeo yake Naye Kawa Mbolea leo Huko Bakhmut


Aleksandr Sozansky with the callsign Ragnar was just eliminated at the Donbas front in Bakhmut area.

Sozansky was a captain in 80th Air Assault Brigade.

He was also a hardcore Nazi Banderite as his profiles show.

Aleksandr and His sister Uliana liked to mock killed Russian soldiers stepping on their dead bodies and calling them fertilizers.

Well Sashko looks Like you became a fertilizer for Russian soil now.

To Bandera!
 
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