Russo-Ukrainian War - 2022 Edition - Part 5

[tetrasect]

Can you ask your orc handler to teach you how to add links to things you post so others can verify your facts?

Here we go:

www.stupidestthingsrussiantrollshaveeversaid.com

 

[upup]

just fyi for anyone even remotely gullible enough to think Russia has ever needed to resort to nukes in Ukraine:
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100 cruise missiles per day can be fired for 6 months before the existing stockpile is depleted ... and production for those missiles certainly is ongoing and even being accelerated

As I have ask before, no electronics to build them.

 

[Dave]

Here we go:

www.stupidestthingsrussiantrollshaveeversaid.com

Well, he does appear to be thick as pigshit as he rambles on about not using nukes and then adds a fuzzy screen shot which appears to reference nuke numbers.

 

[Dave]

As I have ask before, no electronics to build them.

This is considered state of the art electronics on their current cruise missiles.

Let’s look at the situation with the Kh-101 stealth attack cruise missile. The two photos below show only part of the 35 microchips found in the rocket. Experts from BulgarianMilitary.com found that they look like microchips produced in the ’60s and ’70s in the United States. This confirms one of the supposed possibilities, i.e. opportunity for recycled chips from China.

A Ukrainian expert says the chips used in the Kh-101 stealth attack cruise missile may not have been recycled in China, but in the former Soviet-era plant, the Voronezh Radio Parts Plant, the Minsk Plant, or the Integral Plant.

Russian Kh-101 stealth cruise missile uses 35 US-made chips

bulgarianmilitary.com

Literally recycled from scrap western computer equipment.

 

[tetrasect]

Well, he does appear to be thick as pigshit as he rambles on about not using nukes and then adds a fuzzy screen shot which appears to reference nuke numbers.

Not to mention the fact that he thinks 100x182=1820

 

[hexagon]

Your timeline is fcked.

Russia forcefully took control of those areas before the Minsk agreements were created.

The agreements were drawn up on 12 Feb 2015 with German chancellor Angela Merkel and French president François Hollande, who presumably anticipated implementation, otherwise they wouldn't have bothered.

 

[tetrasect]

The agreements were drawn up on 12 Feb 2015 with German chancellor Angela Merkel and French president François Hollande, who presumably anticipated implementation, otherwise they wouldn't have bothered.

April 2014: conflict begins​

On 12 April, unmarked pro-Russian militants led by FSB agent Igor Girkin seized the Donetsk city office of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and two other police offices in the oblast.

 

[RVQ]

just fyi for anyone even remotely gullible enough to think Russia has ever needed to resort to nukes in Ukraine:
View attachment 1398653

100 cruise missiles per day can be fired for 6 months before the existing stockpile is depleted ... and production for those missiles certainly is ongoing and even being accelerated

Simply MAD! All it takes is a 100 nukes to wipe out civilization, so each side just needs 50. High inventories of nuclear warheads is just a deterant or pissing contest. The second the first strike lands its all over for all sides including the continents minding their own business

 

[MiW]

Ukraine accuses Russia of abducting Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant official​

Ukraine’s state nuclear operator has accused Russian forces of abducting a senior official at the Russian-held Zaporizhzhia atomic power plant.
Energoatom wrote on its Telegram channel that Valeriy Martyniuk, the plant’s deputy director general for human resources, had been kidnapped.
“They keep holding him at an unknown location and (are) probably using methods of torture and intimidation,” it said.
Energoatom called on International Atomic Energy Agency chief Rafael Grossi to take “all possible measures” to help free Martynyuk.
The plant has been held by Russian forces for months but operated by its Ukrainian staff.

 

[sefeddt]

just fyi for anyone even remotely gullible enough to think Russia has ever needed to resort to nukes in Ukraine:
View attachment 1398653

100 cruise missiles per day can be fired for 6 months before the existing stockpile is depleted ... and production for those missiles certainly is ongoing and even being accelerated

 

[MiW]

I don't think that even here in our banana republic, we have such a mentally unhinged stuff

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1579820888681512967

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1579823953962749952

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1579654851877044224

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1579820081676455936

 

[AstroTurf]

This is considered state of the art electronics on their current cruise missiles.

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Russian Kh-101 stealth cruise missile uses 35 US-made chips

bulgarianmilitary.com

Literally recycled from scrap western computer equipment.

If you ever watched SuperSus or Kreosan on youtube you would know that at least some of these were stripped from Chernobyl and other ex USSR military and science bases by scrappers.

So some of these weapons are already radioactive even before they get a nuke attached.

 

[MiW]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1579576840297254913

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1579575549634424832

 

[Blu82]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1579808492646727681

 

[Blu82]

Can we please hire these guys to fix Eskom?

Then you don't want to see how fast they fix bomb craters in public roads. The are giving the Japanese a run for their money.

 

[sefeddt]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1579832839717421056

 

[hexagon]

April 2014: conflict begins​

On 12 April, unmarked pro-Russian militants led by FSB agent Igor Girkin seized the Donetsk city office of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and two other police offices in the oblast.

That was by no means the start of conflict...

Ukrainian army’s missile hits nationalist battalion’s headquarters in dispute

The nationalist battalion Azov refused to obey orders from and coordinate actions with the Ukrainian army’s command, deputy commander of the DPR militia Eduard Basurin informed

tass.com

DONETSK, March 4. /TASS/. The Ukrainian army’ conflict with the nationalist detachment Azov has resulted in a missile strike against the nationalists’ command center in the southwest of Mariupol, the deputy commander of the Donetsk People’s Republic’s militia, Eduard Basurin, told a news briefing on Friday.

"Contradictions between the Ukrainian army’s command and the nationalist groups have developed into a direct confrontation. After the commander of the operational tactical group East, Lieutenant General Sodol, suffered lethal wounds in a clash with Azov militants, who also refused to obey any orders from and coordinate operations with the Ukrainian army’s command the headquarters of the special purpose detachment Azov in the southwest of Mariupol was hit by the Ukrainian army’s missile Tochka-U," he said.

But I don't expect that to be quoted on Wikipedia.

 

[Cosmik Debris]

That was by no means the start of conflict...

Ukrainian army’s missile hits nationalist battalion’s headquarters in dispute

The nationalist battalion Azov refused to obey orders from and coordinate actions with the Ukrainian army’s command, deputy commander of the DPR militia Eduard Basurin informed

tass.com

But I don't expect that to be quoted on Wikipedia.

Why did the people's republic have an illegal militia supported by Russia?

 

[sefeddt]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1579798389201723392

 

[Blu82]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1579840493176819713