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Good morning everybody!
Once again, found myself seating here by my desk, trying to have my first cup of cappuccino in the morning - and watching the Russians savaging the Ukrainian energy infrastructure. In real time. So much so, I am quite sure at least a few of us serious enough to be aware of the consequences will be discussing this for the rest of our lives.
…because, that’s how long is it going to take to repair all the damage caused just in this one strike.
…because, precisely as assessed several times the last year, Zele’s fighting the war by winning likes in the social media is no strategy at all. It’s neither serving the purpose of protecting the Ukrainian energy production, nor the supply of energy to factories manufacturing arms and ammunition. Just like deliveries of additional SAMP-Ts and Patriots are no replacements for missiles necessary to make these work and defend Ukraine: because even 150 Patriot systems would be entirely useless if they have no missiles to fire.
…and similar other, ‘illogical’, ‘nonsensical’ and similar conclusions, all of which, at least in the minds of all of Zele-fans abroad, is a clear confirmation for either
a) me now working for the FSB, or
b) using contacts/sources working for the FSB.
Where I cannot but wonder: and, what if not only me, or contacts/sources, but anybody reporting anything negative about Zele’s La-La-Land is now working for the FSB?
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Ah well… the action of the last night and this morning went something like this:
In the evening, the Russians deployed Smerch multiple rocket launchers to hit the Kharkivska 330kV substation in Kharkiv.
Then, as usually, the Russians deployed dozens of Geran-2s to busy the PSU, and then, early this morning, the main strike followed, including:
- 30 Iskander-M ballistic missiles launched (mostly from near Taganrog),
- 18 Kh-32s (from 6 Tu-22M-3s),
- 15 Kh-101s from Tu-95s underway over the Caspian Sea,
- 6 Kh-101s from Tu-95s underway over the Vologda Oblast,
- 12 Kalibrs, and
- 2 Zircons.
Sure, the Ukrainian air defences have shot down lots of Gerans. However, when the missiles came in, all the PSU was able of doing was to shot down 6 Kh-101s and 3 Iskander-Ms (or S-400s used as decoys) - mostly over Kyiv, where the launch of some 6-7 PAC-SAMs was observed, together with 1-2 intercepts and one miss:
Thus the mass of the Russian missiles went through.
The reason is that, actually, the PSU is de-facto out of SAMs. Or at least: the last few that were around didn’t make too much difference. Unsurprisingly, the list of what was not hit would be shorter than the list of what was hit - which, AFAIK, is looking something like this:
Additionally, the Russian Geran-2 attack-UAVs have hit:
This is all ah-so-surprising and was so unexpected, and generally: all’s perfectly fine with Zele’s La-La-Land... where the pres was busy declaring the IRGC a terrorist organisation, while the foreign minister was upset about the FIFA-boss loudly thinking about letting Russia re-join the Football World Championship (to be held in the USA, this summer). After all, the Zele Admin simply has better things to do and winning a re-election through collecting likes in the social media remains its most important business.
This text is published with the permission of the author. First published here.
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