Russian Special Military Operation in the Ukraine - Mark IV: The Partitioning of Discussion

Morning in Kiev does not start with coffee. For the first time since August, Ukraine has been hit by a massive missile strike. The Ukraine confirmed that energy infrastructure all over the country was hit. If Trump requested that Putin "not escalate," he and the Kremlin ignored it. Besides, energy and water facilities are legitimate military targets as per US/NATO military doctrine in Serbia, Iraq and ofc, Gaza. Something something about bringing a certain group of Slavs to heel.

Missile strikes on the Ukraine 11/17/24: results...

Kiev officially reports 120 missiles and 90 "geraniums" that were used in the strike today by our Aerospace Forces and Black Sea Fleet sailors.

Of course they don’t like to report on results, but here is what we know:

1. Strikes on the Dnieper hydroelectric power station.
2. Strikes on the bridge over the Kremenchug reservoir in the Cherkassy area.
3. Strikes on the Kremenchug hydroelectric power station.
4. Strikes on the Krivoy Rog Thermal Power Plant.
5. Strikes on the Burshtyn Thermal Power Plant.
6. Strikes on the Mukachevo substation (responsible for a significant portion of the electricity flows between Ukraine and the EU). A number of substations throughout the territory controlled by Kiev were also hit.
7. Once again, the above-ground infrastructure of underground gas storage facilities in the Western Ukraine have been damaged.

Military targets:

8. Another attack by missiles with cluster and high-explosive warheads on the airfield in Starokonstantinov.
9. Odessa area (many warehouses with NATO aid located here).
10. Kiev air defense systems (possibly other targets)
11. Airfield in Mirgorod (Poltava region)
12. Zaporozhye region - the main rear base of the Zaporozhye front.
13. The area of Dnepropetrovsk and Pavlograd, Dnepropetrovsk region. Military production facilities could have been affected here, and in Pavlograd, the railway junction (or its stations).
14. Rear of the enemy front in the Chasov Yar direction.

This is without taking into account the daily strikes on the frontline zone that our tactical aviation carries out.

P.S. The railway depot in Dnepropetrovsk was also affected. TG link, translated from Russian

The local administration confirmed attacks on its energy infrastructure in the Volyn region. Link
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Footage of the aftermath of the strike on Krivoy Rog, where there is currently no electricity and there are water shortages. Link



Krivoy Rog is Zelensky's hometown (don't worry his parents are safe in a new million dollar villa in Israel).

Damage to the Kremenchug hydroelectric power station dam as a result of a massive missile strike on Ukrainian infrastructure facilities. X link
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Footage from the attack on Rivne: Rovnooblenerg in Rivno, Rivne region:




Several X-101 cruise missiles in the Odessa region.


Russia hit a target in the Carpathians, near Yaremche, where a large substation is located.



A post about Polish F-16s, with NATO aircraft from the Visegrad Group (Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary), being scrambled in response to Russia's missile attack in the Ukraine. Poland raised its air defense readiness to the "highest state" in preparation for potential threats. But could Poland or anyone do anything? Nah. Link

Ukraine says an F-16 tried to catch up with a Russian cruise missile in the Ivano-Frankivsk region. It failed. Link, private chat - Link, public


Добрый день.
 
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♦️ King of Diamonds ♦️ said:
I'm honestly not very confident that the Trump presidency is going to result in a desirable outcome to the SMO. Aside from the fact more or less the entirety of his foreign policy cabinet is staffed by Neocon slime (including Mike Waltz, who idiotically said we should have fought the war in Afghanistan for multiple, multiple generations in order to "kill an idea"- which is completely impossible), the first Trump presidency was in no way favorable to the Russian people. Trump actively slapped Russia with more sanctions than any other US president and funneled billions of dollars of weapons into Ukraine way before the actual SMO started. I distinctly remember that upon his 2016 electoral victory, Donald Trump was actually given honorary membership in a Cossack host operating in Donbass as a token of friendship for his encouragement of diplomacy- and a couple years later after many broken promises they revoked it. Sad!
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Trump is going to offer Ukraine as the olive branch to keep the neo cons in his coalition placated to move on his domestic agenda.

The Rogan interview where he has comments not unfavorable to Bolton reveal his strategy. He wants dogs on his leash that bark and for the countries to look at him at their chance of getting help and not the American uniparty.
 
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namelesstacotruck said:
Trump is going to offer Ukraine as the olive branch to keep the neo cons in his colation placated to move on his domestic agenda.

The Rogan interview where he has comments not unfavorable to Bolton reveal his strategy. He wants dogs on his leash that bark and for the countries to look at him at their chance of getting help and not the American uniparty.
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Well, if we're speculating I think he's going to propose Israel or the Ukraine and of course it will be Israel. There's also China which he sees as a bigger adversary than Russia. America can't fight three proxy wars at the same time while our economy is in shambles.

But never underestimate the propensity of our venal Republican and (Democrat) party; the Ukraine is where they all laundered their ill gotten gains. It's why they're trying to salvage it so it remains under their control in one form or another.
 
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Notes on an infowar:
Having run out of credible experts, the Western media is now citing "people" as sources to say that up to 1 trillion North Korean soldiers might be joining the fight.
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Also, Kiev is claiming that over 60% of the missiles involved in last night's strike were downed by air defense. This is an obvious lie designed to further the narrative that they are 1 more aid package away from victory and 1 delay away from defeat.
 
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Feline Supremacist said:
Krivoy Rog is Zelensky's hometown
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Raised in Crooked Horn, you can't make this shit up.
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There's also China which he sees as a bigger adversary than Russia.
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You need to go through Siberia first for a land invasion of China. Where else? Through the Himalayans? Vietnam?
Sea invasion from Japan is impossible as chinks know US would like to, but are not willing to risk their floating carrier yachts ending as premium scuba diving tourist destination on the Southeast Chinese Sea and Japanese are (I hope) not suicidal enough to be left at the mercy of CCP after US fucks off.
Kola said:
Has any objective, undeniable evidence of North Korean presence at the frontlines emerged yet?
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Not yet, no.
 
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warhammerautist said:
Don't why this is a big deal now wasn't Ukraine already striking Russia before with long range missiles?
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Its a big deal to people only reading msm media. Most of them dont even know ukrainians are losing around kursk. One guy I spoke with was surprised that they are getting pushed out, "when they keep sending new units in weekly".
 
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warhammerautist said:
Don't why this is a big deal now wasn't Ukraine already striking Russia before with long range missiles?
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It's really depends on how long of a range we're talking about. If it reaches Moskva, then it's game over. For Ukraine. I think, it's going to be your favorite shock and awe, some bloodthirsty mutts were salivating about.
 
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demicolon said:
Raised in Crooked Horn, you can't make this shit up.
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Ukrainian zhids, not even once.
demicolon said:
You need to go through Siberia first for a land invasion of China. Where else? Through the Himalayans? Vietnam?
Sea invasion from Japan is impossible as chinks know US would like to, but are not willing to risk their floating carrier yachts ending as premium scuba diving tourist destination on the Southeast Chinese Sea and Japanese are (I hope) not suicidal enough to be left at the mercy of CCP after US fucks off.
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They can go through the Takla Makkan and Northern Burma using our Karen/Kachin proxies.

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I'm not saying the US can, because in our current form it cannot but a fully functioning and provisioned army with a solid plan and the logistics to carry it out could. The border Afghanistan shares with China is one reason we held onto it for so long. It also why we cultivated the Uyghurs in whose province the border is situated.
 
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