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Housti- tonka
You gals busy packing your overnight bag for your big all expenses paid one way trip to ukeland? Offer stands, ladies!

With the participation of leading U.S. IT specialists, it is planned to carry out cyberattacks on the remote electronic voting system, which will make it impossible to count the votes of a significant proportion of Russian voters," the SVR added.

Cities are falling faster than burns can make "_________holds" memes.

There are only two things that have more hang ups than pressure washer hoses...power extension cords and toot-toot.

Russian freedom fighters are now composed of 3 different groups being Siberia, Russian Freedom and the RDK with each estimated to be battalion sized groups.

Communication protocols between all 3 groups have been established for planned incursion into and inside of Russia for destruction and guerrilla activities.

ISW, BBC

Day 750 out of a 3 day russkie war. you Putler puffers don't know math.


https://www.understandingwar.org/backgrounder/ukraine-conflict-updates

Karolina Hird, Riley Bailey, Grace Mappes, and Frederick W. Kagan

March 14, 2024


Russian Security Council Deputy Chairperson Dmitry Medvedev posted a detailed call for the total elimination of the Ukrainian state and its absorption into the Russian Federation under what he euphemistically called a “peace formula.” Medvedev’s demands are not novel but rather represent the Kremlin’s actual intentions for Ukraine—intentions that leave no room for negotiations for purposes other than setting the precise terms of Ukraine’s complete capitulation.
Ukrainian Commander-in-Chief Colonel General Oleksandr Syrskyi stated on March 14 that unspecified Ukrainian units that have been deployed to frontline for a long time have started rotations.
Russian forces may be currently committing tactical and operational reserves to fighting in eastern Ukraine in an effort to maintain and potentially intensify the tempo of ongoing Russian offensive operations.
The Russian ability to make significant gains is still dependent on the level of Western support for Ukraine, however, and continued delays in Western security assistance will increase the risk of operationally significant Russian gains in the long run.
Reported Russian transfers of tactical reserves to new areas of the frontline demonstrate Russia’s likely ability to dynamically balance and reweight their offensive efforts.
British outlet The Times reported on March 14 that the British government believes that Russia deliberately jammed the satellite signal on a plane carrying British Defense Secretary Grant Shapps back to the UK from Poland.
Continued limited raids from Ukrainian territory into Russian border regions will likely force the Kremlin to choose between paying a reputational or resource cost in responding to the incursions.
The Kremlin must choose a balance between acceptable reputational and resource costs, but the Kremlin may not suffer as high a reputational cost in 2024 as it did in 2023 due to ongoing censorship efforts.
Russian forces advanced west of Avdiivka and in western Zaporizhia Oblast amid continued positional engagements across the theater on March 14.
Russian regional governments have reportedly increased economic incentives for Russian volunteers to sign contracts for military service.

Hey tonka, ya chickensh*t:

Housti-tonka is a troll!

https://www.understandingwar.org/backgrounder/ukraine-conflict-updates

Riley Bailey, Grace Mappes, Christina Harward, Angelica Evans, and Frederick W. Kagan

March 15, 2024


Russian forces will likely continue ongoing offensive efforts to destabilize Ukrainian defensive lines in Spring 2024 while also preparing for a forecasted new offensive effort in Summer 2024. The provision of Western security assistance will likely play a critical role in Ukraine’s ability to hold territory now and to repel a new Russian offensive effort in the coming months.
Well-provisioned Ukrainian forces have shown that they can prevent Russian forces from making even marginal gains during large-scale Russian offensive efforts, and there is no reason to doubt that Ukraine could further stabilize the frontline and prepare for repelling the reported Russian offensive effort this summer if materiel shortages abated.
The threat of significant Russian gains in the coming months does not mean that there is no threat of Russian forces making such gains through offensive operations this spring.
Pressing shortages in air defense systems and missiles will likely dramatically reduce Ukraine’s ability to defend against Russian strikes both in rear and frontline areas in the coming weeks if not addressed rapidly.
Russian forces have shown the capacity to adapt to fighting in Ukraine and will likely aim to scale lessons learned from the war in Ukraine to ongoing efforts to prepare the Russian military for a potential long-term confrontation with NATO.
Senior European officials stressed that a Russian victory in Ukraine would result in Russia posing a strategic threat to NATO security.
Russian Security Council Deputy Chairperson Dmitry Medvedev questioned the sovereignty of Latvia, a NATO member state, and threatened Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs following Medvedev’s March 14 call for the total elimination of Ukraine and Ukraine's absorption into Russia under Medvedev's “peace formula.”
French President Emmanuel Macron stated on March 15 that he is not ruling out sending Western troops to Ukraine but that the current situation does not require it.
Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed continued limited raids from Ukrainian territory into Russia’s border region on March 15.
Ukrainian forces conducted a drone strike against a Russian oil refinery in Kaluga Oblast, and recent Ukrainian strikes against oil refineries reportedly caused a spike in Russian domestic oil prices.
Several Russians made limited attempts to disrupt the first day of voting in the Russian presidential election on March 15.
Russian forces recently made confirmed advances near Kupyansk and Avdiivka and in western Zaporizhia Oblast.
Ukrainian Treatment of Prisoners of War Coordinating Headquarters Representative Petro Yatsenko stated that Russia has intensified its efforts to recruit military personnel from abroad.
Ukrainian sources and Russian opposition media reported that occupation officials continue coercive efforts to artificially inflate voter turnout and perceptions of support for Russian President Vladimir Putin in occupied Ukraine.

more russkie sad......

https://x.com/Osinttechnical/status/1768783936090493244?s=20

https://x.com/Osinttechnical/status/1768747306541551809?s=20

https://x.com/Osinttechnical/status/1768747306541551809?s=20

https://x.com/Osinttechnical/status/1768747306541551809?s=20

russkie voting....lol

https://x.com/KyivPost/status/1768638978930938359?s=20

https://x.com/nexta_tv/status/1768618016114192643?s=20

https://x.com/nexta_tv/status/1768635955395645546?s=20

https://x.com/nexta_tv/status/1768641307721847045?s=20

https://x.com/UKikaski/status/1768611146641166679?s=20

Housti-Tonka,
You know absolutely no one reads your horsesheit, right?

Russia has claimed that it has been destroying more and more United States-supplied Patriot missile defense systems in Ukraine using the FAB-1500-M54 glide bombs.

Knewz.com has learned that the Defense Ministry of Russia claimed to have destroyed two Patriot SAM systems, along with two military helicopters in Kharkiv on Wednesday, March 13.

The Defense Ministry of Russia issued a statement on Wednesday, where it mentioned that "aviation, drones, rocket and artillery forces of the Russian Federation" were responsible for the destruction of a Patriot missile defense system in Kharkiv.

"The aviation, drones, rocket and artillery forces of the Russian Federation destroyed two military helicopters of Ukraine's Air Force … and a workshop for the repair of weapons and military equipment in the area of Balakliia, Kharkiv region. The Patriot air defense system was also hit in the Kharkiv region," the statement from the Defense Ministry of Russia read, according to the news outlet Anadolu Ajansi.

The FAB-1500 "monster" glide bombs are currently one of the most devastating weapons in the Russian arsenal, and President Vladimir Putin has ordered its production on a significant scale.


The news outlet further noted that due to its sheer size and weight, it is nearly impossible for Ukraine's air defenses to stop this monster weapon from wreaking havoc in the nation. Given its effectiveness, accuracy, and nearly unstoppable nature, it is no wonder that Russia has ordered the mass production of the FAB-1500-M54 glide bomb.

Russia used this mega weapon in a residential area in Krasnogorovka, near Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine, on March 8, causing a massive explosion. The "monster" bomb could be seen gliding through Ukrainian airspace before striking its target: a high-rise building in the neighborhood. Video footage of the impact showed the eight-story building erupting into a blazing fireball around 150 feet in height.

Defense expert Dr. Marina Miron said in a recent statement, according to the Daily Star, "It's not the fact that they are very destructive which makes them effective, but the new correction module which has been recently upgraded to ensure precision."

With Russian forces having gained the capability to take out Patriot missile defense systems, the balance of firepower between Ukraine and Russia seems even more lopsided as Volodymyr Zelensky's forces struggle with a critical shortage of artillery shells.