Russian Invasion of Ukraine Megathread

[Narcotics]

New eurocringe just dropped.

 

[White_N]

And you can draft as many kids as you want, but we both know it will take months to get them combat-ready, even as cannon fodder.

Russia Drafts Nearly 135K Soldiers, Says They Won't Go to 'Hot Spots'

Russia will bolster its army with 134,500 newly drafted soldiers, and history says the move has nothing to do with the Ukraine war.

www.newsmax.com

Russia Drafts Nearly 135K Soldiers, Says They Won't Go to 'Hot Spots'…

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Dude, declare victory and go home before you damage your regime and Russia beyond easy repair.

Joseph, my dude, I don't want to be harsh, but please educate yourself on the specifics of the region. I have no doubt you have military experience, but it was a worrying sign for me when news of the bombing of Donbass spread and you said something along the lines of "Putin beware, the world is watching," while those were the people who were bombed by the Ukrainian army and whose protection was one of the invasion's goals.

This draft is absolutely normal yearly thing of mandatory service for all able-bodied men ages 18 to 27 who are not getting higher education. That lasts only a year, and nobody sends them anywhere near hot spots.

This year's draft is a bit larger, possibly because fewer people are trying to dodge it due to the rise of patriotism in the country. Last year's draft was 127,500 men.

 

[Titos]

Mongols, now is the time, strike at the heart of the muscovite scum that stabbed the great khan in the back all that time ago. Put the caveman looking slaves into chains and teach them actual throat singing using the BMC (Big Mongol Cock) as the bow! Teach the muscovite scum that real men ride horses and eat horse meat instead of fish cum and German deathboxes. Teach the treacherous muscovites what it is like to be a real man and not a cocksleeve to the bestial slave race!

 

[Farmer Y]

Russian MI-28 Havoc Helicopter Downed​

 

[Borscht]

Ukraine is nationalizing the property of Russian citizens and "persons with any citizenship who publically support the military operation". Note that it also applies to people "who conduct their main activities in Russia". The number of Ukrainean worker migrants in Russia is not insignificant and reached 2.7 - 3 million people in 2021 despite the Covid.

 

[3-2-1836]

I'm not sure how exactly the mines work, but seeing these guys just pick them up and kick them seems just wrong.

Imbecility and courage, I suppose
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From what I understand setting them up like this is to trick infantry to dismount from their vehicles to move the mines thus exposing them to an ambush, and otherwise prompt a column to stop.

The Hungarians in 1956 put down green and brown plates on roads to slow down Soviet tanks so they could molotov them.

 

[White_N]

Mongols, now is the time, strike at the heart of the muscovite scum that stabbed the great khan in the back all that time ago. Put the caveman looking slaves into chains and teach them actual throat singing using the BMC (Big Mongol Cock) as the bow! Teach the muscovite scum that real men ride horses and eat horse meat instead of fish cum and German deathboxes. Teach the treacherous muscovites what it is like to be a real man and not a cocksleeve to the bestial slave race!

When will there be a fight between the animated statue of Genghis Khan and the mummy of the psionic-Lenin?

 

[Übertroon]

That's just fag-talk gibberish. Chernobyl happened in 1986, fam. How radioactive do you think the topsoil in a forest of non-mutated-cannibal trees is likely to be after 40 years of rain and particle decay. People think radiation works like Jason Vorhees or something

Radiation has a tendency to "stick" to objects and soil. Even today you can get radiation sickness from staying around too long the equipment used to clean up the reactor debris.

Topsoil is clean as years of rain and wind has washed the contaminated dust away and diluted it. But any radiated soil that's been buried can easily stay nice and toasty for generations. I don't think there's enough radiation to cause acute poisoning. But it's fully possible that some idiots got enough to cause vomiting and giving them a elevated risk for cancer in the future

 

[IAmNotAlpharius]

Every world in that article is correct.






Every. Word.

I suspected it would backfire. I know if it happened to me I’d be more supportive, not less lol.

 

[Titos]

When will there be a fight between the animated statue of Genghis Khan and the mummy of the psionic-Lenin?
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Sounds pretty kino to me though not very fair since Lenin was a pussy. But hey, germoids have been ruling russia through their ideology for a century now. Just submit to the merciful Mongols and allow muscovy to be razed like it should have been all that time ago.

 

[Vesperus]

Ukraine is nationalizing the property of Russian citizens and "persons with any citizenship who publically support the military operation". Note that it also applies to people "who conduct their main activities in Russia". The number of Ukrainean worker migrants in Russia is not insignificant and reached 2.7 - 3 million people in 2021 despite the Covid.

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I'm sure this will convince them that Zelenskyy is a perfectly sane and just leader.

 

[UVB-76]

I would note that for 40 years now it's been theorized by NATO analysts that Tunguskas and later Pantsir will chew up any helicopters or low to mid altitude aircraft daring to even look at an area of operation involving the Russians, but that has never occurred even though they've been deployed in multiple wars, notably the Syrian, Yemeni, and now Ukrainian war, where it's capability is not bad, but it's not the torrent of death some people think it is, for example Manpads being a far more numerous and effective threat to helicopters than AA platforms

But how many times have we seen direct combat between attack helicopters and those platforms? Israel for example deploys standoff weapons from fixed wing aircraft to hit targets covered by S-300s in Syria. The Pantsirs destroyed in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict seem to have been taken out by drone-delivered bombs and suicide loitering munitions like the IAI Harop.
They're not the torrent of death they're advertised to be, but forced alternative weapons and tactics to be used.
Another aspect is that rotary wing have always been considered vulnerable to MANPADS so a lot of countermeasure development went into them, and it's only now with true imaging sensor arrays that seekers can clearly distingish between a vehicle and an attempt to fool the seeker. I don't know which MANPADS already have these kind of thermal imaging sensors instead of pseudo-imagers or reticle seekers. All things considered, the rotary wing aircraft has the biggest advantage of all - the possibility of having sensors in the mast to seek and lock up targets while the fuselage hides behind cover, and fire without giving SHORAD the opportunity to even see the helicopter.

That's just fag-talk gibberish. Chernobyl happened in 1986, fam. How radioactive do you think the topsoil in a forest of non-mutated-cannibal trees is likely to be after 40 years of rain and particle decay. People think radiation works like Jason Vorhees or something

Strontium-90 and caesium-137 half lives are around 30 years, so it's a little under as half as radioactive as it was in 1986 from those isotopes alone.

 

[mindlessobserver]

That's just fag-talk gibberish. Chernobyl happened in 1986, fam. How radioactive do you think the topsoil in a forest of non-mutated-cannibal trees is likely to be after 40 years of rain and particle decay. People think radiation works like Jason Vorhees or something

Cesium-137 has a half life of 30 years, and is lethal to humans for at least 300 years before it has decayed sufficiently to be harmless. Highly water soluble, once inside the human body it quickly distributes, concentrating especially in soft tissues such as the lungs, subdermal skin and digestive tract. As a Beta emitter, exposure to enough particulate Cesium-137 will be lethal within 30 days if sufficient to emit (estimated) between .2 and 5.0 grays. I say estimated because nobody actually knows what a lethal dose is in humans and there has been a very small sample size of humans suffering Cesium-137 exposure subject to scientific study. In the case of the Chernobyl area, particularly, the red forest, significant concentrations of Cesium-137 are known to exist, and are still highly dangerous to humans if inhaled due to the elements water solubility. Limited exposure is largely harmless, but if someone were to spend significant time in the contaminated area breathing in the fallout, a lethal dose will be ingested very quickly.

https://webwiser.nlm.nih.gov/substance?substanceId=411&identifier=Cesium,%20Radioactive&identifierType=name&menuItemId=69&catId=79

CDC Radiation Emergencies | Radioisotope Brief: Cesium-137 (Cs-137)

Information on terrorism and public health. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

www.cdc.gov

Gray (unit) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Radioactivity : Chernobyl Caesium-137

Information site explaining the physical phenomenon of radioactivity, telling the story of its discovery and outlining its applications in life, the doctor, the museum, in the laboratory, in industry and in nuclear power.

www.radioactivity.eu.com

 

[White_N]

Funny video about the new idiotic peaks of Russophobia.

And a funny picture

 

[Mr Cuddles]

Radiation has a tendency to "stick" to objects and soil. Even today you can get radiation sickness from staying around too long the equipment used to clean up the reactor debris.

Topsoil is clean as years of rain and wind has washed the contaminated dust away and diluted it. But any radiated soil that's been buried can easily stay nice and toasty for generations. I don't think there's enough radiation to cause acute poisoning. But it's fully possible that some idiots got enough to cause vomiting and giving them a elevated risk for cancer in the future

Radiation comes from radioactive sources, So radiation "sticks" as the source sticks to an object. You are right that the equipment used in the clean up is hot in the sense that you don't want to be around it. However as Sexual Chocolate has repeatedly pointed out that the degree to which it is hot has always been decreasing rapidly. So even the vehicle graveyard and the hospital basement where all the first responders clothes were dumped will still be areas you would measure radioactivity in micro Sv.

In fact I saw a video where some dude put a geiger counter directly next to one of the boots and it gave a reading of 250 micro Sv/hr. This is a shit load and is obviously dangerous, if you were to sleep with this in your bed it would cut your life expectancy in half. It will not however, be a cause of ARS. If you are vomiting you are already pretty fucked, I'll leave the wiki link. And 1 gray (Gy) roughly = 1 Sv (Sievert)

Acute radiation syndrome - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Titos]

Funny video about the new idiotic peaks of Russophobia.
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And a funny picture

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The term Russophobia is possibly the biggest retard cope alongside transphobia. Nobody is irrationally afraid of you, we just correctly think that russians and trannies deserve to be fed into a woodchipper feet first based on historical evidence as to how you are a net negative on humanity, same goes for jews.

 

[mindlessobserver]

Strontium-90 and caesium-137 half lives are around 30 years, so it's a little under as half as radioactive as it was in 1986 from those isotopes alone.

Half of Highly Lethal is Lethal.

 

[Vesperus]

Cesium-137 has a half life of 30 years, and is lethal to humans for at least 300 years before it has decayed sufficiently to be harmless. Highly water soluble, once inside the human body it quickly distributes, concentrating especially in soft tissues such as the lungs, subdermal skin and digestive tract. As a Beta emitter, exposure to enough particulate Cesium-137 will be lethal within 30 days if sufficient to emit (estimated) between .2 and 5.0 grays. I say estimated because nobody actually knows what a lethal dose is in humans and there has been a very small sample size of humans suffering Cesium-137 exposure subject to scientific study. In the case of the Chernobyl area, particularly, the red forest, significant concentrations of Cesium-137 are known to exist, and are still highly dangerous to humans if inhaled due to the elements water solubility. Limited exposure is largely harmless, but if someone were to spend significant time in the contaminated area breathing in the fallout, a lethal dose will be ingested very quickly.

https://webwiser.nlm.nih.gov/substance?substanceId=411&identifier=Cesium,%20Radioactive&identifierType=name&menuItemId=69&catId=79

CDC Radiation Emergencies | Radioisotope Brief: Cesium-137 (Cs-137)

Information on terrorism and public health. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

www.cdc.gov

Gray (unit) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Radioactivity : Chernobyl Caesium-137

Information site explaining the physical phenomenon of radioactivity, telling the story of its discovery and outlining its applications in life, the doctor, the museum, in the laboratory, in industry and in nuclear power.

www.radioactivity.eu.com

Jesus dude, your own CDC citation says it's used in radiotherapy to save lives. Do you actually read any of this shit, or are you one one of those retards who wears hemp socks and drives a prius because maths is hard?

 

[UVB-76]

Half of Highly Lethal is Lethal.

I mean, that's what I was trying to convey. Some isotopes have went through a thousand half-lives because they're so short lived, but others have only halved once since the event. It's going to be a while before they reduce to negligible amounts.

Jesus dude, your own CDC citation says it's used in radiotherapy to save lives. Do you actually read any of this shit, or are you one one of those retards who wears hemp socks and drives a prius because maths is hard?

You know that a bunch of people got radiation poisoning because one of the canisters containing the radiotherapy elements was improperly disposed of, and someone decided to open it, right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goiânia_accident
Things that can save you can also kill you.

 

[White_N]

The term Russophobia is possibly the biggest retard cope alongside transphobia. Nobody is irrationally afraid of you, we just correctly think that russians and trannies deserve to be fed into a woodchipper feet first based on historical evidence as to how you are a net negative on humanity, same goes for jews.

Nah, worrying about military Russian aggression is fine. But fearing that the corpse of Dostoevski or Gagarin is going to molest western youth is retarded. And if you value your life, don't say that the ban of Russian blue cats was justifiable.