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625th day of war, fresh report with Ruslan

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Levieva, Ukraine struck a blow at Skadovs,

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where there was either the location of Russian FSB agents

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or one of the Russian

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headquarters details In today's report,

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Ukrainian forces are also expanding their

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Parade Ground on the left bank and the railway channels are

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increasingly worried about that that a

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Ukrainian big offensive may well begin there

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about this too In

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today's summary Don't forget to

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the link will be in the description But our

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conversation with Ruslan

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Levieva this week is especially special for us I probably

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remember the situation around the left

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bank of the Dnieper with the Ukrainian bridgehead. And

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we, in one of the previous Sudok, talked

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about how the

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transfer of a Ukrainian armored personnel carrier

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with the help of a floating conveyor was captured. And even

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then the whining began, let’s say in

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some pro-Russian Telegram channels

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that the Ukrainians are watching. as if they are

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moving stronger and stronger to the second

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phase of this operation to cross the

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Dnieper and the conditional further development of

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the offensive in this direction,

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due to something new over the past time on this

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topic, a video has appeared from the RAO

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settlement of NKI And Krynki is

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just one of those settlements

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for which there are active battles on the

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left bank of the Dnieper, which remains

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under the occupation of Russian forces, so

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this video shows a burning

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armored vehicle, it was identified as a

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Ukrainian Humvee, which is burning near the

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village of Krynki Humvee,

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respectively, another armored vehicle

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In addition to the armored personnel carrier that we have

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already seen on the PTS, respectively, here it

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seems like there were at least two successful

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VKs, and that’s why more

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and more you can see similar messages in many of these

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channels

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that look like they’re already

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transferring armored vehicles there. Like we need to

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do something urgently, otherwise it wo

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n’t be good now, like, but so far there has

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not been any special direct development of this kind. That is, the battles continue in the

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same settlements, floodplain, sandy

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banks. But there

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have been no special changes in the front line on the left bank, that is, just

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as there were some positional ones

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and, in principle, they remain

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there update and on the blow to

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Donetsk because of which Russia convened an

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urgent meeting of the UN Security Council, this is the

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same blow about which the Russian

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side says that they hit As

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they said about the department of labor and

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social protection, in my opinion, somehow they didn’t

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say that in Donetsk And about which and the

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same strike that I told you about, that

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there is evidence that in the

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same building there was a center for unmanned

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systems named after Zhoga, this is one of the

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separatists who died, and accordingly

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we found an interview with the head of this center where

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he said that only

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active ones are trained military, accordingly, this is a

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military goal, and so the first

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obituaries appeared specifically for this

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person. His name is Volodkevich Yuri

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Vitalievich, he’s still an elderly man, in my opinion,

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since what year was he born? He went through

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Afghanistan and took part in other

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military operations there, and since the fourteenth

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year he’s been participating in this country separatists

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in hostilities, which is the most important thing,

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even in the obituaries it is written that he was a

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sapper. That is, in principle, in my opinion,

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this is such a very logical position for a

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person who can do something in

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terms of being a trainer A in the center for the development of

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unmanned systems for training

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drone operators because it is implied

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that in combat drones they

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are either such Kagaz drones,

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that is, they explode completely or

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drop ammunition, respectively. You

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need a person who knows how to competently

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handle the return. And who is this

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sapper, respectively, and the sapper died

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in this strike, thereby here is

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another indirect one for you confirmation that

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it was a military facility and that they struck

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specifically at a military target;

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moreover, on the day when the strike actually

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took place there were various reports from those

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journalists, including about the Kremlin ones

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who were present in Donetsk, who

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came there, Hot on their heels,

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they filmed everything On one of

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reports where you can see how journalists are

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filming the consequences of the impact of destruction and

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some man in military uniform shouts after them

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like “Stop, I’ll shoot.” Well,

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because the journalists in their minivan were

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already trying to drive away from the site of

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the impact. Well, it was this man in military

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uniform who stopped them because it was necessary

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pick up the wounded man who, by the way, was also

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in military uniform, so this man

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who shouted Stop, I’ll shoot, they

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identified the actual

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head of this center for infertile

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systems named after Zhoga, who was present

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there already shortly after the strike, at

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least also another such conditionally

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indirect confirmation that it was

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military goal Well, yes, of course, as

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always, this happens, regardless of

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who convenes the meeting of the

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UN Security Council, it did not end in anything special.

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Well, that is, again,

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Russia simply came out with accusations against

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Ukraine that they were hitting civilian

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targets. Well, there was continuous demagoguery

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In short also on the left bank there is an

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interesting

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video recording that we

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noticed, this is again the Left Bank of the Dnieper, the

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settlement of Alyoshki, which

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is under the occupation of Russian forces,

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we see a residential building on

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which a Ukrainian has sat down,

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ethereal Ukrainian ethereal lies on the

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roof on the roof comes out Russian What is the

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correct name Well let's call him a

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military man here, in my opinion, he's not in uniform, but it's

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already known about him who it is, he comes out

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on the roof, he sees Well, actually, he

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sees this man in the distance that's

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been captured

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at the same moment, the drone takes off and

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starts aiming at this man, the

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man tries to run away The drone flies after

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it, here is the white dot here, this is the same

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Drone and in the end it hits it, it

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explodes, in

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short, the fact in itself is that the

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Kamika Drone is used for attack,

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including According to the personnel, there seems to be nothing new in this,

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no, this is the

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cue hidden That is, he was

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just sitting, as I understand it, right there with the

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engines turned off, waiting for his

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moment, waiting for his moment. When someone came out, turned on the

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engines, took off and attacked,

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in short, I think for another year and a half. Well,

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maybe two years of such a war and I wouldn’t be

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surprised if One day we see At

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the front, there are experimental tests of Drones

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that will be just like this, completely

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autonomous. That is, they will be

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planted somewhere in advance and they will just sit

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and wait for the target to appear. And as soon as

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the target appears, they themselves take off, they find the target

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and attack it themselves, in principle, it

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seems to me there’s nothing super complicated about

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such technologies right now, so it would

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n’t be surprising if we One day

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see such wars of the 22nd century We’ll see in the future we’ll

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end up with the same thing, and I wonder how

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all this High-tech is combined with Well, such

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rather ancient methods, yes, that is, on the

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one hand you have Soldiers

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digging a tunnel on the other side, you have a drone

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that is waiting for a soldier, it takes off and

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explodes on the third side, you have

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some modern reconnaissance aircraft or a

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smart rocket there, and on the fourth

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side you have a barbecue above the tank, and a

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barbecue that is already used

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in almost all armies of the world Yes, this is

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such an interesting combination. Listen, with this

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situation in Donetsk, I know what

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seems interesting. Let’s

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imagine for a second. What does it mean that Russia

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didn’t burn? And they didn’t show soldiers in the footage.

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Well, that is, they didn’t become so

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stupid; they checked all the footage; they didn’t

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show soldiers and Moreover, this

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interview in the news there, I don’t know, we didn’t

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notice or it didn’t happen, and in this

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case, the attack on this building by many

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would have been recorded as actually an attack on

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some civilian object

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because visually it does not look like a

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barracks no matter what, yes. What I mean is

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that when we talk about the attack on Donetsk,

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in my opinion, for example, in

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Donetsk there are just a shitload of warehouses with ammunition of

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the Russian military, a shitload of

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equipment of all this, so every

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time you rely solely on the

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message from the Russian side there. Yes, and there are

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successful ones the personnel they select is not

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problematic, this case seems to

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show that even some

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establishments on which do not say that

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Ehey is here means Russian military

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may even be in them. Here are the centers for

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training the Russian military, fortunately

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this time, well, we

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they learned this from indirect signs, but they won’t always

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be so stupid and they won’t always be so stupid, most

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likely that’s why it seems to me that this is

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one of the difficulties of this war, too.

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Because often the military are stationed in

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residential buildings and in objects that,

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let’s say, are visually not similar to

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what -military facilities themselves

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Just such a note in the margins Yes, well, let

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me just remind you that at our

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team meeting about this case

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there was such a discussion about this case even before we

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found the article in the news with an interview with the

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head of the center that is now everywhere

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they are teaching training in a row Well, they are teaching

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drones even in schools And now is it

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possible to say that, like, a

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school could potentially be some kind of

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military facility, well, well, in short, we discussed it,

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discussed it, and then

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we found that interview with the beginning of the com

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center where he said that there were only

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military men there and everything fell into place. That

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is, all the doubts were noted

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regarding this strike with a hidden

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drone. So the sneaking soldier, let’s say,

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knows who this man was

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who climbed onto the roof and tried to

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lift this drone and who was who died

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during impact of this drone, this is some kind of

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instructor in fpv drones.

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It seems like he was also an fpv operator himself.

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Drones even have his call sign

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scientist. So he died in this strike, in fact, that’s how it

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happened Well,

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yes And it’s interesting for me to see how

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in parallel such super

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sophisticated new technologies are developing

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at the same time becoming a stone, but such

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old technologies as mines, for example,

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which must somehow be

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overcome along the left bank of the Dnieper,

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there is another important news

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that this type of news unfortunately

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happens to us more and more often

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our reports not so long ago we

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described such a conditional new story

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about these two military men who are the fifth brigade of

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marines who shot an entire

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family of nine people including two

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children Volnovakha yes yes Volnovakha a similar

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situation occurred on the left bank

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just not far from that very

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settlement Alyosha where was this

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hidden dro in this case we

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are talking about the village of Nechaeva This is the one that is

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highlighted on the map there in general some

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Russian military man who has already been

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detained he shot two civilians

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in this village their names are known it is there

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Tatyana Filenko and Sergei Avdeev they were found

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in the courtyard of a residential building, and now a

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Russian military man has been detained,

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who is suspected of having

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shot them with a machine gun, but so far

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the motives are not clear. But this is yet another war

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crime by the Russian military, as I

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said then, that I have no doubt that

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this happens regularly. Here's more

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another case has surfaced with evidence. And

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also regarding the strikes, we were just

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talking about

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Donetsk, something conditionally similar

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has now happened in the Kherson region, the city of

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Skadovsk, which is also under

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occupation, a

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missile arrived. Radio Liberty, citing its

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sources, reported that it was

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RSZ missiles so there are different

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reports about what kind of object it was,

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someone says that

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some FSB agents were stationed there, someone

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says that there was some kind of military

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prosecutor’s office there, someone says that it was just

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some military bigwigs in In general, there are a lot of

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reports that

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some security bigwigs were located in this building,

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let’s say So, be it the FSB or the

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Ministry of Defense, but who exactly is still unclear,

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again, the most reliable

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way to find out what it was in the end, these are

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obituaries, so let’s wait a couple of

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days, I I think some of the first obituaries

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will come up and we will understand what was really located in this building. So,

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what kind of

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losses were suffered? Various data are given

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on the number of those killed in this attack,

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for example, the

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adviser to the mayor of Mariupol, PT Andryushin,

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speaks of five dead and three wounded.

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But how many of them really were

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while in the end it is

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still unclear today I will talk

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to tell you about the types of combat units

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I will give such informative data because

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there are new new

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interesting elements that We noticed

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on the front line, firstly for the first time during

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this full-scale reflection of the

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use of shells which are called

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St. Petersburg to St. Petersburg relations they don’t have this

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abbreviation, which stands for the

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self-aiming combat element, that’s

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actually how it works. That is, it is

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detonated not far from the target, that is, it is

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detonated in the air and hits

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it, here their use was captured in

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Avdiivka on Ukrainian armored vehicles and

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by the way, here is the right photo what they

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look like, they are usually released from

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cluster bombs, or from rocket launchers, a

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row with a cluster warhead descends

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by parachute, looks for a target using a heat

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signature, and having found the target, they actually shoot at it,

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we actually already saw them in

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Syria when we were investigating

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Russia’s actions in Syria We often

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saw them used there. But during the

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full-scale battle in Ukraine, we

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never saw them, and here is their first

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use, we assume that probably before the

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full-scale invasion, all these all

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these St. Petersburg shells, they apparently

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had already run out at that time, and these are apparently already

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some new ones produced, as we

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assume, because in a year and a half

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they were used for the first time, but I’ll tell you a

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little later, as part of another news,

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about this type called the

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impact core of which, and this impact

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core uses the St. Petersburg projectile. Well,

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I’ll touch on it a little later when I

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talk in a little more detail about the combat units

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And another Russian strike on a

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ship that was flying the flag of Liberia was

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stationed in the port of Odessa here from the important I

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would draw attention to the fact that we see the

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wheelhouse which was so smoked from the fire

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And this is what we’ll say like this

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it’s more correct to call it a stick Well, I don’t

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know, here at the very top there’s a stick

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on a stick, it’s essentially a ship’s radar

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which I don’t know, weather radar or some

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other, it’s reported that the missile was

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anti-radiation -31 Russian,

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let me remind you that anti-radar

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missiles They’re just pointing

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at radars Apparently, a Russian

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missile aimed at the radar of this ship and

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hit it. And here, in fact, the

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photographs from inside the wheelhouse show

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damage, including if

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Pay attention to the roof, you will notice

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that it is like a sieve. That is, it is permeated with

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such damaging elements as

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a result of the impact, he died the Ukrainian Pilot

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who was a member of the crew and three other

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Filipinos. They were wounded. So

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speaking about the combat units here, it is important

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to note that the anti-location

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missile has a fragmentation warhead, in

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principle, like most missiles of

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air defense systems there

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such as the S-300 beech that flew to

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Konstantinovka, which is important here,

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happens most often, here on the front line we

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are faced with high-explosive fragmentation

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warheads, these are some

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shots from a tank from artillery,

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aerial bombs, they are usually also high-

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explosive fragmentation And here we need high-explosive

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fragmentation, that is, it is added here as there would be

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two types at the same time, that is, fragments

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as destructive elements, and high-explosive - this is

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in the sense that a type A warhead

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acts as such a destructive

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force, that is, a high-explosive effect when,

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with the help of the pressure of exploding gases, an

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object or some kind of structure is destroyed

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or a shock is formed wave

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and has such a destructive effect,

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so the missiles of

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the air defense systems have only

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fragmentation, not high-explosive fragmentation, but

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only fragmentation And that is why the

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next time you

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see some kind of attack on the ground and see a

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crater as it was in Odessa Just the other

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day when there was a strike on Odessa near the

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museum and I showed you that there is

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such a gigantic crater on the ground. The

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crater says about the World Cup that it is a high explosive, the

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impact is not there, the fragmentation

00:18:01

warhead of such a crater cannot be installed, it

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must be a high explosive

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warhead, so from here we can

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immediately understand that if some

00:18:10

military informant tells you that this

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crater that you see was left

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as a result of the action of the Missile, a defective

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Ukrainian air defense missile, you can understand in advance

00:18:20

that this is complete nonsense

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because air defense missiles do not have high-explosive

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effects, they only have fragmentation and that

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yes, if an air defense missile flies to the ground,

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then what happens is approximately what happened in

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Konstantinovka, that everything there in a sieve has

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turned into a sieve, but there is no funnel

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because the high-explosive part of the air defense missile

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is missing, this is an important difference

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here, the same thing is against against the

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missile locations, speaking about here is a ship under the libris

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flag, they also have a

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fragmentation warhead, not high-explosive fragmentation, but

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simply fragmentation, so here we

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actually see a sieve. For example, in the

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example of the same deckhouse roof. But it’s precisely this kind of

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destruction, that is,

00:19:03

high-explosive effects, that we don’t see here, that

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is, that’s

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it such missiles usually have an

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air detonation, they explode

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in the air near the target, then there’s another

00:19:13

important point, two more warheads,

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let’s look at

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firstly the warheads that form a

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cumulative jet, I said this about them, I

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talked about them last year when we

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looked at

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g. as such a conventional

00:19:32

grenade launcher, I said that they shoot with

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these cumulative grenades, which is

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absolutely useless because the

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essence of the cumulative charge is that

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it enhances its effect due to the

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concentration of energy in

00:19:50

one stream, it does not diverge to the sides.

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Therefore,

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if the cumulative charge pierces that the

00:19:58

point at which it hits, it does not

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scatter to the sides, some kind of high-

00:20:01

explosive fragmentation warhead,

00:20:05

but most often, well, grenade launchers, they are

00:20:08

usually with cumulative grenades. They are

00:20:10

used to knock out some kind of

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armored vehicles, tanks,

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infantry fighting vehicles, and other things,

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their advantages of such a warhead the fact that

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they penetrate armor due to a cumulative

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jet, but their disadvantages are that

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this jet is very strongly scattered

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and very much depends on the

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angle at which it hits the target. That is, if it

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hits the target at a large angle, then the effect of

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penetrating the armor will be low plus, it

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dissipates due to these

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barbecue grills that we see

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constantly around tanks around the armor

00:20:43

with a conveyor. That is, it is SBO, it

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will work on the grill And by the time it reaches the

00:20:48

armor, it will simply dissipate, that is,

00:20:49

the effect will be lower. Therefore, this is

00:20:53

how combat weapons work parts with a cumulative

00:20:56

effect, so returning to the

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St. Petersburg shells about which I spoke a little higher, which they

00:21:01

used, which were used for the first time in

00:21:02

Avdeevka, they have a slightly different warhead,

00:21:05

it is accumulative with an impact core, a

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formed impact core, the so-called I

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’ll show you a diagram of what it roughly

00:21:11

looks like, this is possible here

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pay attention Only to the right side of the

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picture Here is an example here against A tank

00:21:18

mine like this with such an impact core

00:21:20

being formed you see here The green

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part is like in the format Ala plates roughly

00:21:25

speaking now I will speak in very

00:21:26

simplified terms behind which there is

00:21:29

a charge which when detonated it bends

00:21:32

this plate here in the opposite direction, like

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in this diagram below on the right here it is

00:21:36

here it turns out in cross-section, that is, in

00:21:39

the end it turns out like this, like an alea

00:21:40

bell, which and like such a projectile

00:21:43

flies to the target and hits it, this

00:21:47

is called an impact core and so those very

00:21:49

St. Petersburg shells that I showed you, they

00:21:52

actually work like that, they detonate in

00:21:54

the air, an impact core is formed which

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then flies to the target and pierces it,

00:22:00

unlike shaped charges, they have

00:22:03

lower armor penetration ability, that is,

00:22:05

they penetrate less thickness of armor, but

00:22:08

they there is another huge plus that is

00:22:12

very important in the conditions of the current war

00:22:15

that we are now following, and

00:22:17

I will consider this specific plus using the

00:22:19

example of a video that appeared

00:22:22

which concerns the Donetsk region where we

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see the use of Russian Rozhishche

00:22:27

ammunition

00:22:28

about which they say that this is specifically

00:22:30

the new model that with the

00:22:32

target acquisition that I showed you. But what is

00:22:35

more important is that they say that it has a

00:22:37

new warhead, which has an

00:22:39

impact core, that is, you see when it

00:22:41

explodes, you see two flashes.

00:22:43

Actually, the explosion of Lance himself and the

00:22:46

second explosion is the impact core hits the

00:22:49

target, here specifically it hits the

00:22:50

Bradley infantry fighting vehicle. So what

00:22:53

is the plus regarding the

00:22:56

cumulative projectile? The plus is that

00:22:58

if it were an ordinary warhead with a

00:23:01

cumulative jet,

00:23:03

then any barbecue, any mesh Well, the

00:23:07

metal above this BMP has been greatly

00:23:10

increased if the chances of survival would be, let’s say, well, an infantry fighting

00:23:28

vehicle. It’s clear that its armor is much thinner. But if it were a tank, the survival rate would be much greater due to this barbecue due to possible dynamic reactive armor units. But when you have a warhead with an impact core, then

00:23:32

he doesn’t care about all these barbecues and grids.

00:23:34

That is, it’s just a shock core that simply

00:23:36

passes through all these barbecues and

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through all the grids, so the efficiency

00:23:41

is higher and that’s why I’ve

00:23:45

seen various publications about what the

00:23:47

Ukrainian side is doing, trying to

00:23:50

develop its own analogues Lance

00:23:52

Russian Borago ammunition and we

00:23:54

believe that this is exactly the version of

00:23:56

Lance that needs to be copied, which has a

00:23:59

warhead with a formed strike core.

00:24:02

Because now everyone is installing

00:24:04

these same barbecues and

00:24:06

chicken coop bars on all armored vehicles and therefore, by doing

00:24:08

so, they are trying to reduce the

00:24:11

efficiency warheads with

00:24:12

shaped charges And if you have a

00:24:14

warhead with a shock core, then it

00:24:16

will absolutely not give a damn about all these barbecues and nets,

00:24:18

it will penetrate them

00:24:20

calmly and achieve its goal,

00:24:23

these are the developments that are now appearing

00:24:27

on the front line. So they

00:24:30

will be useful Well and yes, saying that in addition to the fact that

00:24:32

this new type of lancet, in addition to the fact

00:24:34

that it has a warhead for vessels with a core,

00:24:36

some also say that

00:24:39

it has a type of lidar there, others say

00:24:41

that it simply has an infrared sensor

00:24:42

that carries out an explosion shortly

00:24:45

before a collision with target that is, at a

00:24:47

certain distance so that a

00:24:48

strike core can form and penetrate the

00:24:51

target, then further from the technology

00:24:56

we have news that Ukraine has been

00:24:59

given a new new modification, a new

00:25:03

model of the Czech multiple launch rocket system

00:25:05

trig, it very outwardly

00:25:08

resembles another Czech MRZO rm-70

00:25:12

ampire but m it has a four-axle chassis.

00:25:16

And here, as you can see, it has a two-axle chassis. That is,

00:25:18

it is more compact and in caliber it is

00:25:22

essentially the same Russian Grad, that

00:25:24

is, a 122 mm caliber rocket,

00:25:27

they say that they have now been transferred

00:25:30

to Ukraine. So we will see their

00:25:32

use in the future

00:25:34

regarding assistance to Ukraine in terms of weapons

00:25:39

and other equipment there because of important news,

00:25:43

since these ongoing

00:25:50

rebidding of aid to Israel at the same time to

00:25:53

Ukraine and humanitarian aid to the

00:25:55

gas sector or should these be separate

00:25:56

packages, in short,

00:25:58

clashes continue,

00:26:01

political discussions still by the way have not found any

00:26:03

help there Gaza Strip Well, well, in

00:26:05

the news they carefully skim

00:26:08

these laws themselves Taiwan Israel and

00:26:11

Ukraine like a single package this is

00:26:13

what Biden is asking the republic to accept accordingly

00:26:16

its [ __ ] Yes, the US Congress

00:26:19

approved a bill on the transfer of

00:26:21

frozen Russian

00:26:24

assets to Ukraine looks, in principle, something like

00:26:26

this conditional

00:26:28

compensation due to, well, this is a situation

00:26:31

where everything is slowed down with the help of

00:26:33

Ukraine due to these political

00:26:36

upheavals, plus it is separately stated

00:26:38

that these frozen assets will be sold

00:26:41

to Ukraine and they cannot be returned to

00:26:43

Russia until Russia

00:26:46

pays compensation in return, that

00:26:49

is, I don’t know how the

00:26:51

frozen assets themselves will work in practice, how

00:26:53

much will they be transferred to Ukraine, but at

00:26:56

least some kind of help in a situation when people like

00:26:59

this begin to put a spoke in the

00:27:01

wheels, this is of course good, and

00:27:05

European problems in turn continue

00:27:08

in the context of Hungary and Slovakia.

00:27:11

The government of Slovakia did not approve the

00:27:15

fourteenth package of its military assistance to

00:27:17

Ukraine. Because the previous

00:27:19

leadership of the Slovak Ministry of Defense was

00:27:22

going to allocate assistance worth

00:27:25

more than 40 million euros to Ukraine and

00:27:27

this package should have included 4 million

00:27:30

rounds of 762 caliber and more than 5,000

00:27:33

units of large-caliber ammunition

00:27:36

for petty millimeters guns Well, as a

00:27:39

rule, these are apparently tanks. Well, and what is especially

00:27:42

important is 140 missiles for the

00:27:44

air defense system, cube. And we are cubes, I

00:27:49

think we met during this

00:27:50

full battle on the Ukrainian side,

00:27:53

but we don’t know if they are in Ukraine right now

00:27:55

or not, but once apparently

00:27:56

they planned to give it, apparently after all, the

00:27:57

cubes of the armed forces are still in service with the Ukrainian

00:28:00

side. Well, they also planned to transfer

00:28:02

8 mortars and 1200 mines, but unfortunately, as a

00:28:05

result of these past elections to

00:28:07

Slovakia and the politicians who came there

00:28:10

who are opposed to aid to Ukraine,

00:28:12

this aid package did not work out now

00:28:14

approve Ukraine Unfortunately, by the way, I’m

00:28:17

always surprised that somehow people

00:28:20

don’t have a very good connection between time and

00:28:23

chronology in the sense that when

00:28:25

the United States announced that it spent 6% Yes of

00:28:28

the aid that was allocated in Ukraine Well,

00:28:30

yes That’s why and half, well, that is we

00:28:32

followed this, well, that is, we followed the

00:28:35

statements when they said we have 5

00:28:36

billion left, we have that much left,

00:28:38

that is, everything coincides like Where

00:28:40

did the super panic come from is not clear Although

00:28:42

maybe it’s not so bad The more

00:28:44

they panic, the faster they will accept the same thing

00:28:46

fiu fiu last week, I think,

00:28:49

he said that we are not against private

00:28:52

companies transferring something to Ukraine, but we,

00:28:54

as a state,

00:28:56

will not transfer anything to Ukraine, yes, such an

00:28:58

[ __ ], I hope that they will do something with him,

00:29:00

come up with something something to somehow hint

00:29:03

to him that it is necessary to do this, but nevertheless, well, let’s

00:29:05

just say the news did not come as a surprise.

00:29:06

That is, he literally said in advance

00:29:08

that yes, we will no longer

00:29:10

transport anything ourselves, which is why it

00:29:12

always surprises me how people suddenly

00:29:14

see these things like this are just about urgently

00:29:16

like we didn’t expect anyone Yes everyone expected

00:29:18

Well that is like literally everyone

00:29:20

was talking about it but let’s hope that it won’t

00:29:22

become some kind of general practice Well

00:29:25

yes I agree

00:29:27

in Russia in turn again in

00:29:31

Wednesday, let's call it that, a big

00:29:35

problem is developing, such a big discussion

00:29:37

related to the news of this week, when

00:29:40

at the rally of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation,

00:29:44

relatives of

00:29:45

military personnel held their own picket, such a picket

00:29:47

demanding the return of those mobilized home,

00:29:50

in general, Sladkov wrote a lot about this,

00:29:53

that he asked a question to Vladimir

00:29:56

Putin and he made the decision that the

00:29:59

mobilized remain at the front until the

00:30:01

end of the so-called special operation.

00:30:03

So, well, that is, everything is Sladkov, a person

00:30:06

who constantly supports such a

00:30:07

calcination course. Well, in general, Kovsky is a

00:30:10

propagandist, he directly stated to

00:30:12

his entire audience that it is useless to

00:30:16

go to pickets in any case, everyone

00:30:18

who is on of the war they will be there until

00:30:20

the end and, in principle,

00:30:23

now there are two options to leave the war, this is

00:30:28

a sentence implying some kind of

00:30:31

real Renault imprisonment or serious

00:30:34

injury, that is, to remain there without a leg

00:30:36

or without an arm, but these are

00:30:38

essentially two

00:30:39

options about the fact that there is a fourth

00:30:41

child, there is a special clause

00:30:43

that even in this case, only by the

00:30:45

decision of the commander. And we understand how the

00:30:47

commander will decide why he will suddenly let

00:30:51

his soldier go home when there is such a

00:30:53

shortage of personnel. So Sme Well,

00:30:57

there are some who cite the point that

00:30:59

some units have depending on the

00:31:00

duration of the contract Well, this is, of course, complete

00:31:02

nonsense, everyone will have until the end of the so-

00:31:05

called special operation, and separately, the

00:31:08

same Sladkov described that now Putin

00:31:12

has made everyone equal in these

00:31:14

responsibilities, now that is, now the

00:31:16

prisoners who enter into contracts,

00:31:18

before they entered into contracts like for

00:31:20

six months and home with pardon. Now they

00:31:22

will be there until the end of the war and the same

00:31:25

applies to all sorts of volunteer

00:31:27

corps, regardless of what is

00:31:28

written in their contracts, they

00:31:31

will also be there until the end of the war, in turn, and

00:31:34

another famous such propagandist

00:31:38

Kashevarov about this writes a lot and also

00:31:41

says that like people I understand that you

00:31:43

are writing a message to me there like to

00:31:46

contact so and so Tell so and so to

00:31:49

let people go home because how is it possible to

00:31:50

fight there for like a year and a half without

00:31:52

rest But I must state that this is

00:31:55

impossible no one doesn’t go, but ends up

00:31:58

straight home. Here you can fight there, like,

00:32:01

only for rotation, like that’s how

00:32:03

they promised, like twice a year, like

00:32:05

vacations should be generally shorter, it’s clear

00:32:08

that Russian Propaganda did

00:32:10

n’t figure out how to answer

00:32:14

this problem to this request with side

00:32:16

that arises and becomes

00:32:18

more and more because we have seen

00:32:20

all these months how if somewhere

00:32:22

some Russian governor

00:32:23

conducts a live broadcast right there in the chat

00:32:27

under straight ero there are a lot of messages from

00:32:28

sprouts like Bring our husbands and

00:32:32

sons home there and there in many regions it’s

00:32:35

still unclear how to start. Besides, this is

00:32:37

how they do it, they block the

00:32:40

community. These are relatives and

00:32:42

they’re all closed as much as possible. And if they

00:32:44

go out on a picket line, then what

00:32:45

will you do next? Okay, you went out once for 5

00:32:47

minutes, stood there, dispersed, and what if there will be

00:32:50

a lot of them to start venti it will be an

00:32:53

interesting story in short Propaganda does

00:32:55

not yet know how Propaganda does not

00:32:57

know how to react to this and how to

00:32:59

act on it because everyone understands

00:33:00

that in order to even carry out

00:33:02

rotation it is necessary to carry out a New

00:33:05

wave of mobilization and it is not will be

00:33:07

held until elections are held in Russia,

00:33:10

well, not conditional elections. Until they

00:33:13

re-elected Putin there for his next

00:33:16

term. Yes, there is a problem here. The problem

00:33:19

appears immediately before the authorities. It is

00:33:20

quite obvious. Yes, if you start to

00:33:22

ventilate your wife, then the mobilized

00:33:25

don’t really understand, but somehow the enemy for

00:33:28

him is who is more likely to have Ukrainians in front, yes,

00:33:31

or a cop who is screwing your wife right now

00:33:33

and maybe punching her naked in the stomach,

00:33:35

as is customary among Russian cops. Yes,

00:33:38

therefore, it’s kind of a complicated story, but on the

00:33:40

other hand, if you don’t screw the wives

00:33:42

of the mobilized Yes, there was an action Well,

00:33:44

how did it go? Yes, these wives were mobilized, they

00:33:46

just joined the action in honor of November 7,

00:33:49

communist but in the modern world.

00:33:52

Yes, we understand that you don’t have to

00:33:53

be on the street for 2 hours, if you

00:33:55

stood on the street for 5 minutes with a poster, then I still think the

00:33:57

action took place because it it

00:33:58

will already be everywhere and now they were not

00:34:01

detained, they were not given fines and what

00:34:03

next? And then the wives of the mobilized

00:34:05

are planning an all-Russian action for

00:34:07

November 19 and another Moscow action

00:34:09

is planned for November 25 separately,

00:34:12

yes, that is, if you are not involved in the dictatorship, then the

00:34:14

people such means it’s possible If it’s possible, it

00:34:16

means they’ll come out And if you start screwing them up,

00:34:18

it means they’ll be upset and they’re their husbands In

00:34:21

short, it’s so big In my opinion, it’s a

00:34:23

problem for the Kremlin, well, we’ll see

00:34:25

if this will somehow develop, perhaps all

00:34:26

PT Yes, what did they do before, including

00:34:28

with Makeyevka and everything else, they

00:34:30

came and said, let’s give you

00:34:32

money, you’ll remove all your posts. Well,

00:34:35

at the same time, they deafened the posts. On VKontakte,

00:34:37

remember a month ago, there was also a publication

00:34:39

that was simply not even a publication. And

00:34:41

VKontakte honestly says that they are

00:34:42

violating such a law, that’s why the hashtags

00:34:44

Return home means by blom and blom,

00:34:47

but I would follow this story

00:34:49

closely, but in fact, you and I

00:34:51

will probably be with you. Probably, if anyone is interested, more

00:34:52

details were just released yesterday. The video was also released

00:34:55

on the channel, you can check it out. Plus, the

00:34:57

end of the year is getting closer and Medvedev

00:35:00

once again reported on the recruitment of

00:35:03

contract soldiers Now he said that since

00:35:05

the beginning of the year, 410,000 people have signed contracts with the Russian Ministry of Defense. Let me

00:35:07

remind you

00:35:11

that the plan seems to have been set at 420,000 and

00:35:14

I’m wondering what will happen when

00:35:16

Medvedev says that 420,000

00:35:19

people have been recruited, that is, in theory, if

00:35:22

this happens, then in theory they should

00:35:24

give a command to all the regions and all the

00:35:27

training centers there that they’ve recruited everyone,

00:35:39

stop because it’s clear that

00:35:41

no 400,000 people have been recruited, but in

00:35:44

theory If you If you read that like,

00:35:46

here they are all recruited, then it turns out you

00:35:47

should give a command that like everything is recruited

00:35:49

we stop And like, even if a person

00:35:51

wants to go for a contract, then in theory

00:35:53

they should give a turnaround that like we

00:35:56

don’t have enough people all of us Go for

00:35:58

a walk Well, of course, in such conditions,

00:36:00

if Medvedev reports that 410,000

00:36:03

people have been recruited, then it’s very strange in these

00:36:05

conditions, all these posts of cooks

00:36:08

and sweets sound that there aren’t enough people even for rotation.

00:36:12

Well, like, to take people away on

00:36:16

vacation. How is it that there’s not enough if

00:36:17

the bear says that they got 4 thousand people, in

00:36:20

short, they continue to live in their own

00:36:23

kind of imaginary world But let’s

00:36:25

see what it’s like As a result, it will end Well,

00:36:28

in December, when Medvedev will probably say

00:36:30

that like Cher And tell me please, how will

00:36:33

this end in the real world? I

00:36:34

have a big problem, uh, it means it

00:36:36

looks like this, we

00:36:38

have constantly seen over the

00:36:40

past two years that Russia does not

00:36:43

care about living things at all the forces don’t give a damn. Well,

00:36:45

that is, they are taken to meat assaults; they are not

00:36:47

trained normally; you had a

00:36:49

study about this about the mobilized. Yes, we

00:36:51

see that this tactics does not change. We see that

00:36:53

they are going to Avdeevka; we also

00:36:55

see that they are going to Ugledar not long ago again. I do

00:36:57

n’t know. why did they celebrate a

00:36:59

six-month attempt to go to coal? Well, in

00:37:02

general, they also went with heavy losses.

00:37:04

Yes, in the Kupinsky direction it’s about the

00:37:05

same shorter, considering that we proceed from the fact that,

00:37:08

as far as I understand, we proceed from the fact that

00:37:10

in terms of manpower, the Ukrainian and Russian

00:37:13

armies are now comparable, and perhaps

00:37:15

even the Ukrainian army a little more in this

00:37:17

regard, because they are actively

00:37:19

replenished with troop mobilizations, it’s as if

00:37:22

such wastefulness on the

00:37:24

Russian side should lead to something,

00:37:27

should lead to such an exposure of the

00:37:29

flanks in some directions,

00:37:32

some other problems, but some there is a

00:37:34

crumbling of the front in one direction or another.

00:37:36

Yes, on a large scale, we don’t see

00:37:39

how it all works together.

00:37:41

Maybe you and I don’t see the real

00:37:43

400,000 Volunteers who went to

00:37:45

the front and just stand up. You know, a

00:37:48

shark’s teeth in rows or what, how is this

00:37:52

explained in yours?

00:37:55

look Here, technology also plays a role in many ways,

00:37:58

after all, when it’s also necessary

00:38:01

to shed minefields and there are all sorts of

00:38:04

aviation and sick artillery, that is,

00:38:06

battles are not about the fact that

00:38:08

one crowd goes like a wall towards another crowd,

00:38:11

that is, in many ways it plays a role here

00:38:12

and technology is also a plus when I think

00:38:16

the effect will most likely be cumulative, in my opinion,

00:38:17

that is, gradually there will be

00:38:21

more and more losses, more and

00:38:22

more personnel shortages, especially

00:38:25

if we, if they are going to pay like this at

00:38:27

least until March next year until the date of the

00:38:31

elections of fake elections President

00:38:34

of Russia, then probably by the spring of next

00:38:37

year there will be such an effect that if

00:38:39

some kind of tension is created on a section of

00:38:42

the front designated for Russia, then it

00:38:45

will be necessary to weaken even more other

00:38:47

sections of the front by transferring forces

00:38:48

there to delay the Ukrainian offensive

00:38:51

and the further it goes, the worse, that is, the more

00:38:54

there will be an effect on the remaining sections of the front

00:38:56

when someone is transferred, there

00:38:59

will probably just be such a slow

00:39:00

cumulative effect. That is, it

00:39:01

cannot manifest itself so instantly

00:39:03

due to the fact that there is, like, a lack of people, that

00:39:06

is, for now there are

00:39:07

apparently enough people to defend like this, but

00:39:09

we’ll see what else will happen in the winter

00:39:12

Apparently, Judging by the story with Avdeevka,

00:39:16

Russian commanders Generals

00:39:18

still think that they need to go on

00:39:20

attacks there, they need to achieve some new

00:39:23

successes on the front line and therefore

00:39:25

supply people with such assaults, well,

00:39:28

that is, in principle To summarize, I don’t

00:39:31

think that because of this lack of steel,

00:39:33

the effect will be so fast

00:39:34

there within a month, relatively speaking.

00:39:36

Rather, it will be a long-term

00:39:38

cumulative effect that will

00:39:40

gradually become more and more

00:39:42

apparent. It seems to me that this is also the case with

00:39:47

technology helicopter, which we

00:39:51

discussed a lot the week before last in the

00:39:53

context of attacks on the airfield in

00:39:54

Berdyansk and Lugansk,

00:39:56

and since there is still a loss of equipment

00:40:00

periodically there, either

00:40:02

helicopters are shot down by their own air defense or CCMs fly by and

00:40:04

destroy helicopters,

00:40:06

respectively, there is a need for

00:40:08

various spare parts for

00:40:11

helicopters and here news is appearing about

00:40:13

this, important stories have been written that

00:40:15

Russia is now trying to return back those

00:40:19

spare parts for helicopters that

00:40:21

Russia once supplied to its various partners

00:40:24

around the world such as Egypt,

00:40:28

Brazil, what else were there, some other

00:40:31

other countries, and Pakistan too

00:40:35

was also there and in general they are trying to

00:40:37

negotiate that please give us

00:40:39

back these engines for

00:40:41

helicopters and therefore the Russian

00:40:43

delegation went to Cairo in Egypt where they

00:40:45

met with the leadership of Egypt and they

00:40:48

suggested that we would forgive debts to Egypt and

00:40:51

continue to supply wheat

00:40:53

only Please return 150 engines

00:40:55

OTR LV back to us because we

00:40:57

need them now, like, well, let’s see if

00:41:01

Russia can do it or not How does

00:41:03

Egypt react to this because in

00:41:05

previous times, when in the context of this

00:41:08

full-scale battle there were rumors and

00:41:10

conversations that Egypt is supposedly now

00:41:12

supplying missiles to Russia then that At the same

00:41:16

moment, the United States

00:41:18

of America got involved and put political pressure on

00:41:20

Egypt, and Egypt said that, like, Okay,

00:41:22

we won’t give missiles to Russia, admitting that

00:41:25

maybe now again somehow the

00:41:28

US leadership is putting pressure on the

00:41:30

Egyptian leadership so that helicopter engines are

00:41:32

not given to Russia either. Well, we’ll see

00:41:35

what happens so or not And

00:41:37

that’s basically all the news we have for this week

00:41:39

Thank you very much and we’ll see you on

00:41:42

Monday All the best

00:41:55

Bye

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