‍ ☠ As of 09/10/2023, the total number of destroyed Ukrainian officers confirmed by open sources is 2,560 officers
The total increase over the last week was 36 officers.
I didn t want to shock you.

 

And yet Russia is barely holding on vs a much smaller country.

 

50 Ukrainian generals and colonels were destroyed in one "Caliber" strike. How much more is left?
With one blow of the "Caliber", 2 groups of enemy troops were beheaded at once
at a camouflaged control point, representatives of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine held a major meeting of the command staff of the operational-strategic grouping of troops "Alexandria" and the group "Kakhovka". There were also officers of the headquarters of the airborne assault troops, as well as units operating in the Mykolaiv and Zaporizhia directions. In total – about 100 people.
A Kalibr cruise missile with a terrible rupture of a 400-kilogram warhead interrupted a dignitary meeting. The dead, wounded and shell-shocked in armored personnel carriers, cars and trucks were transported to hospitals and hospitals and morgues by dozens. Soon it flashed on websites and blogs: "50 generals of the Armed Forces of Ukraine were killed!
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Ukraine is currently ranked 58 of the major economies. Just imagine Russia taking on the west.

 

DL this is for ya......
Shame on the whole world. During a speech in Canada, Zelensky greeted a 98-year—old Ukrainian SS man - local parliamentarians saluted a war criminal. During a speech in the Canadian parliament, Zelensky joyfully welcomed the elderly collaborator Yaroslav Gunka. During the Great Patriotic War, he served in the 14th SS Volunteer Division "Galicia", assembled from Ukrainian nationalists.

 

Stalin killed and estimated 3.9 million Ukrainians. How many has Putin killed?

 

Are you still going to be hanging around here when the last Russian soldier in Crimea paddles across the Kerch Strait in a stolen washing machine?

 

Were the Ukrainian SS troops of WWII fighting for NAZI principles or just fed up with Stalin and the NKVD taking Ukrainian food and killing there people.How may died in famines 1918-1941 brought about by collective farming......

 

Grayling fishing in Siberia

 

Hey ficxa google "Holodomor"

 

Have you seen the last one man army report.? Our 5 troops against 12 Ukrs. Ukrs run away with tails between their legs.

 

If you believe that you have been reading too much of Putin's propaganda.

 

It is simple for Wagner. They fight for money. So no rules apply to them. Rape and murder are perks to them. Rabid dog like that don't mind dying. Wagner spans from Ukraine from overthrowing democracies in Africa right now.

Its a damn good thing to have them off the battlefield. But since they are the ones who set up the rabid dog rules I think it should open season on Wagner. All over the world.

And if the meantime I guess we can always just be amused.


Russian Naval Commander and 33 Officers Obliterated in Biggest Blow Yet, Says Ukraine
Nico Hines
Mon, September 25, 2023 at 7:58 AM MDT·2 min read
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In one of the most devastating blows of the war so far, Ukraine says it took out a whole chunk of Russia’s naval leadership in a single missile attack, which killed the commander of the notorious Black Sea Fleet.

Vice Admiral Viktor Sokolov was allegedly killed in Friday’s missile strike on the Black Sea Fleet’s HQ in Crimea, which was illegally occupied by Russia in 2014.

Sokolov, who was drafted in to beef up the faltering navy last year, was attending a meeting of top naval and military figures when the missile crashed into the building in Sevastopol, according to the Special Operations Forces of Ukraine. The Spetsnaz unit claims that 34 officers in total were killed in the explosion.

A huge plume of black smoke was seen billowing from the building last Friday in one of Ukraine’s most stunning missile assaults of the war. The direct hit on the naval command center was a symbolic blow for Russia as the Black Sea Fleet has been a source of national pride since it was established by Catherine the Great in 1783.


President Vladimir Putin fired the commander of the fleet last year after it suffered a series of embarrassing setbacks including the sinking of its lead warship, the Moskva, and an attack on its air base in Crimea that saw eight warplanes destroyed.


Sokolov, who previously held a prestigious role at the head of a military academy, was brought back into active service to reinstate pride in the Black Sea Fleet.

His death—compounded by those of so many of his colleagues—right in the heart of the fleet’s operation would represent a severe blow to that pride.

Over the weekend, rumors on social media began to suggest that Sokolov had been caught up in the explosion. The Special Operations Forces posted its confirmation on Telegram on Monday.

“After the attack on the Russian Black Sea Fleet headquarters, 34 officers, including the Commander of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, lost their lives, with an additional 105 occupants sustaining injuries. The headquarters building is beyond repair,” the Telegram statement read.

The special forces unit did not name any of the other victims of the attack by one of the Storm Shadow air-launched missiles donated by Britain and France earlier this year.

Lt. Gen. Kyrylo Budanov, the head of Ukraine’s military intelligence, previously said Col. Gen. Alexander Romanchuk, the commander of Russian forces on the southern front, and Lt. Gen. Oleg Tsekov were seriously wounded in the attack.

Ukraine has been desperate to prove that it can make serious gains in the remainder of the fighting season before winter sets in and, in particular, Kyiv wants to show the skeptical West that it is capable of retaking Crimea.


https://www.yahoo.com/news/russian-naval-commander-33-officers-135850578.html

 

Ukraine got its first Abrams tanks from the US — 8 months after Russia's propagandists claimed it already destroyed one

 

Positive indicators have definitely improved my morale over the past two weeks," George Barros of the Institute for the Study of War told Newsweek. "But it's still a tough fight."

Those positive indicators include confirmed footage of German-made Marder and American-made Stryker infantry fighting vehicles "operating beyond the main field fortifications near the Robotyne-Verbovne line. That's past the tank ditch, the dragon's teeth, and the most prepared trench line," Barros noted.

There are ways to win wars when not controlling the territory, and there are ways to lose wars while controlling the territory," Barros explained. "The Ukrainians tactically are not fighting just to liberate square miles, but to maintain the initiative so as to prevent the Russians from regrouping and fortifying their defensive positions yet again."

If by December 31 the Ukrainians are able to continue fighting, depriving the Russians of culminating the counteroffensive, that's a success," Barros said. "It will only be a failure if they attempt to go too quickly and thereby lose the initiative."