Russia & Ukraine
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if russia would at least bring home all those dead "soldiers".
but even that - you cannot expect it form such a shithole country.
Y'all see how the Russians are going to supply the newly mobilized recruits with weapons, right?
The Army just tells them that they need to be patient. Everyone will get weapons and boots as soon as a current soldier on the frontlines is killed and they become available.
Yeh. Nobody knows how to build troop morale like the Russians.
Russian Soldier Complains of Weapons Shortage in Another Intercepted Call
The unidentified soldier also said his unit was suffering “colossal losses” but that it was too dangerous to withdraw them from the battlefield.
The anxious Russian noted that everyone in their location – including children – hates them.
https://www.thedefensepost.com/2022/09/22/russian-soldier-weapons-shortage/
The Army just tells them that they need to be patient. Everyone will get weapons and boots as soon as a current soldier on the frontlines is killed and they become available.
Yeh. Nobody knows how to build troop morale like the Russians.
Russian Soldier Complains of Weapons Shortage in Another Intercepted Call
The unidentified soldier also said his unit was suffering “colossal losses” but that it was too dangerous to withdraw them from the battlefield.
The anxious Russian noted that everyone in their location – including children – hates them.
https://www.thedefensepost.com/2022/09/22/russian-soldier-weapons-shortage/
The new conscripts will show up with sling-shots.
Putin moves submarines out of Crimea before they permanently join the rest of the fleet at the bottom of the Black Sea.
Putin Is Angry: Russia Is Moving Submarines Away from Ukraine
https://www.19fortyfive.com/2022/09/putin-is-angry-russia-is-moving-submarines-away-from-ukraine/
Russia’s Black Sea Fleet Is Quietly Relocating Kilo-Class Submarines away from Ukraine – Britain’s Ministry of Defence revealed in an intelligence update this week that the Russian military had relocated some of its submarines from the port of Sevastopol in Crimea. The submarines were reportedly moved to Novorissiysk in Kasnodor Krai, a region of southern Russia.
The move is significant, particularly given the impact that the sinking of the Russian flagship Moskva dramatically weakened Russia’s naval abilities in the region, and as the Kremlin fights tooth and nail to hold on to territory in the south.
According to the British Ministry of Defence, the decision to move the Kilo-class submarines was likely motivated by the increased local security threat level, which leaves the Russians open to more significant losses at a time when they need to be making gains.
After Ukraine sunk a Russian barge reportedly “loaded with weapons” and other equipment, the move is hardly surprising.
“The command of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet has almost certainly relocated its KILO-class submarines from their home port of Sevastopol in Crimea to Novorossiysk in Krasnodar Krai, southern Russia,” the update reads.
“In the last two months, the fleet headquarters and its main naval aviation airfield have been attacked,” it continues.
How Long Will It Last?
Putin may be moving valuable weaponry, vehicles, ships, and submarines away from dangerous territory while his military engages in a new offensive against Ukraine.
Following the highly successful Ukrainian counteroffensive in Kharkiv, the Kremlin first claimed its troops were “regrouping” in the Donbas region. While the claim was technically true, as Putin has since promised a new “partial mobilization” of his military in Donetsk and Luhansk, the Russian president was eventually forced to admit significant losses in Kharkiv.
Those losses caused real trouble for the Russian president. Not only was it a significant military setback, but he also began to lose the support of the public. While a vast majority of Russians remain on Putin’s side in the war, heavy and embarrassing losses caused some politicians to call for the president to be sacked and could cause the Russian public to wonder whether the economic damage was really worth it.
Knowing this, Putin could be preparing to use newly-obtained reservists to re-establish dominance in Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk, and then return valuable submarines, ships, and vehicles to the region to assist with those military efforts. If that’s the case, it could mean many months of Russian submarines sitting off the coast of Russia until the coast is clear – assuming Putin’s escalations have the desired effect.
Putin Is Angry: Russia Is Moving Submarines Away from Ukraine
https://www.19fortyfive.com/2022/09/putin-is-angry-russia-is-moving-submarines-away-from-ukraine/
Russia’s Black Sea Fleet Is Quietly Relocating Kilo-Class Submarines away from Ukraine – Britain’s Ministry of Defence revealed in an intelligence update this week that the Russian military had relocated some of its submarines from the port of Sevastopol in Crimea. The submarines were reportedly moved to Novorissiysk in Kasnodor Krai, a region of southern Russia.
The move is significant, particularly given the impact that the sinking of the Russian flagship Moskva dramatically weakened Russia’s naval abilities in the region, and as the Kremlin fights tooth and nail to hold on to territory in the south.
According to the British Ministry of Defence, the decision to move the Kilo-class submarines was likely motivated by the increased local security threat level, which leaves the Russians open to more significant losses at a time when they need to be making gains.
After Ukraine sunk a Russian barge reportedly “loaded with weapons” and other equipment, the move is hardly surprising.
“The command of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet has almost certainly relocated its KILO-class submarines from their home port of Sevastopol in Crimea to Novorossiysk in Krasnodar Krai, southern Russia,” the update reads.
“In the last two months, the fleet headquarters and its main naval aviation airfield have been attacked,” it continues.
How Long Will It Last?
Putin may be moving valuable weaponry, vehicles, ships, and submarines away from dangerous territory while his military engages in a new offensive against Ukraine.
Following the highly successful Ukrainian counteroffensive in Kharkiv, the Kremlin first claimed its troops were “regrouping” in the Donbas region. While the claim was technically true, as Putin has since promised a new “partial mobilization” of his military in Donetsk and Luhansk, the Russian president was eventually forced to admit significant losses in Kharkiv.
Those losses caused real trouble for the Russian president. Not only was it a significant military setback, but he also began to lose the support of the public. While a vast majority of Russians remain on Putin’s side in the war, heavy and embarrassing losses caused some politicians to call for the president to be sacked and could cause the Russian public to wonder whether the economic damage was really worth it.
Knowing this, Putin could be preparing to use newly-obtained reservists to re-establish dominance in Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk, and then return valuable submarines, ships, and vehicles to the region to assist with those military efforts. If that’s the case, it could mean many months of Russian submarines sitting off the coast of Russia until the coast is clear – assuming Putin’s escalations have the desired effect.
The Russians will have upped their game within 48 hours, and will require all conscription age males boarding airplanes to present documentation or pass through military type inspection to board a plane. The mad scramble might work for 48 hours. Doubtful after than.
Not surprisingly, almost all the surrounding countries- both pro-west and central asia (K-stan. Uzbeck, etc,) -are saying they will not accept Russians fleeing mobilization.
Vlad will issue mobilization notices to hundreds of thousands of men even if he is not ready to call them up. But the notice will say they are on standby. That way he can invoke all the draconian penalties of being a deserter if they try to leave. And if they do leave/escape he will disappear any relatives left behind. Those guys know the game. Vlad spent his early days in East Germany hunting down the families of escaped East Germans.
Well this is one way to be sure that these protestors don't return to the streets.
Russia drafts anti-war protesters into military amid nationwide demonstrations
https://www.cnn.com/2022/09/22/euro...tial-mobilization-ukraine-intl-hnk/index.html
Russia drafts anti-war protesters into military amid nationwide demonstrations
https://www.cnn.com/2022/09/22/euro...tial-mobilization-ukraine-intl-hnk/index.html