Kiev Is Burning

[old_goat]

28 minutes ago, Roman Alymov said:

Meanwhile Ukrainsk of Donetsk region (town of pre-war pop  12K ) taken by pro-Rus 114th brigade who put their Soviet flags on local landmarks https://t.me/creamy_caprice/6837

   Note Ukrainsk is tvice the size os Sunzha (5.6K) - but nobody cares....

What do you think what is next then? semi-encircle/attack Selidove, or are they continue towards Girnik, Kurahovka and eventually Kurahove with its power plant? 

[Roman Alymov]

8 minutes ago, old_goat said:

What do you think what is next then? semi-encircle/attack Selidove, or are they continue towards Girnik, Kurahovka and eventually Kurahove with its power plant? 

It depends on what reserves NATO have (reportedly, they still have second attack fist hidden in urban centres of Zaporozhye and Dnepropetrovsk for attack towards Zaporozhye NPP and Crimea when Russian command will take enough troops from Zaporozhye front for use in other places).

[Roman Alymov]

On 9/8/2024 at 11:00 PM, Roman Alymov said:

Archive video of pro-Ukrainians using British CRARRV to recover/remove their armor destroyed near Kursk border in first days of clashes there. Note the process was monitored by RusArmy drone, but for some reason there is no video of any strike on this group

https://t.me/milinfolive/130099

Fresh video from pro-Ukrainians from the same place, note some wrecks were not recovered (despite of pro-Ukrainians usually doing their best to take away all "Western" wrecks) https://t.me/ChDambiev/31590

[urbanoid]

Very big boom near Tver. Apparently ammo storage.

 

[ink]

19 hours ago, Roman Alymov said:

 

Let me advise you to interview (or, rather, discussion) between Artyom Drabkin (creator of IRemember project) and Yuri Evich, native of Donbass, doctor of medicine and pro-Russian field surgeon/field medic since 2014. Sory, in Russian only

 

Thanks Roman but the length of that video is a bigger barrier for me these days than the language 🙂

[Roman Alymov]

8 minutes ago, ink said:

Thanks Roman but the length of that video is a bigger barrier for me these days than the language 🙂

I'm affraid tales about allready 10-year-long war can't be short.

[urbanoid]

That's right, they have to be at least 3750 forum pages long.

[Stuart Galbraith]

On 9/17/2024 at 4:55 PM, Roman Alymov said:

As i have said many times, it is nonsence because Ukraine is part of Russia and saying "Russia would invade Ukraine" is the same like "Russia would invade Siberia". It is Russian Civil War, almost 100 years following previous one, and. again. with strong foreign meddling.

Western thinktanks have planned this war qiote in advance

 

Spoken like a true production line imperialist, nice one.

[JWB]

Show me the money!

 

[Yama]

4 hours ago, JWB said:

Show me the money!

About this point...obviously it would be unreasonable to expect Russians NOT to export the grain. Local producers need the income, and customers need their food. Still, with the benefits falling into lockers of the Russian state (either directly or indirectly), obviously it would count as 'theft'.

[Roman Alymov]

1 hour ago, Yama said:

About this point...obviously it would be unreasonable to expect Russians NOT to export the grain. Local producers need the income, and customers need their food. 

  The problem is, Russian grain producers are suffering from grain OVERPRODUCTION. After at least two good harvests in line, there is no storage spaces left in Russia to store grain, and grain prices are low. The last thing Russin grain business is in need now is the further increaso of production on the lands of Zaporozhye and Kherson. But for some reason our Gov is pressing business into more production, including reactivating the fields abandoned since Soviet time. Sometimes it looks like they are getting ready for something that goes outside of business logic.

"February 21, 2024, 2:32 p.m.
 
There is still a problem with grain overproduction in Russia
Record exports of $43.5 billion in 2023 did not save the Russian Federation from overproduction of grain
Kamran Kichemaykin

In 2023, Russia exported agricultural products worth $43.5 billion, Deputy Minister of Agriculture Oksana Lut said at the grain forum in Dubai, Kommersant reports.

According to her, this indicator can still be increased. For comparison, in 2022, exports of agricultural products amounted to $41.6 billion.

Additional pressure on wheat prices is exerted by significant rolling stocks, formed, among other things, due to the record harvest of 157.7 million tons in 2022. Earlier, Dmitry Rylko, Director General of the Institute of Agricultural Market Conjuncture, noted that now only wheat stocks among traders and farmers amount to 36 million tons.

The attempt to realize record reserves has already led to an increase in the share of exports. According to experts, in order to unload the domestic market by the end of the season, it is necessary to export 19-19.5 million tons of wheat — about 1 million tons more than a year ago. Thus, the current rate of grain export is unlikely to solve the problem of its overproduction in Russia.

"We will continue to increase grain exports, despite logistical difficulties," Lut stressed.

The main buyers of Russian grain are the countries of the EAEU, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and North Africa. The largest importer in 2023 was China, which bought $5.1 billion worth of food." ( В России сохраняется проблема с перепроизводством зерна - Газета.Ru | Новости (gazeta.ru) )

[Josh]

Business logic never seemed to have a strong influence on Soviet or Russian production.

[Ssnake]

11 hours ago, Roman Alymov said:

The problem is, Russian grain producers are suffering from grain OVERPRODUCTION.

Oh no!

If only there was a solution to this, like stopping the looting, ending the war, and Russians leaving Ukraine for good.

[Roman Alymov]

13 minutes ago, Ssnake said:

Oh no!

If only there was a solution to this, like stopping the looting, ending the war, and Russians leaving Ukraine for good.

Russians leaving Russia?

    Actually the solution is increase of cattle farming (to use grain to feed cattle for milk and dairy production) and other measures to convert land for other use, not grain production - from industry to natural parks.

[Roman Alymov]

3 hours ago, Josh said:

Business logic never seemed to have a strong influence on Soviet or Russian production.

Pro-Russians playing with captured Marder IFV https://t.me/sashakots/49075

[Roman Alymov]

The story about four RusArmy conscripts, who have spent 39 days in rear areas of pro-Ukrainians in Kursk region while making their way to pro-Russians from their initial positions near administrative border https://t.me/Alekhin_Telega/11638

[Roman Alymov]

Krasnopol' vs. pro-Ukr temporary bridge over Psel river, Kursk region https://t.me/boris_rozhin/137992

[Roman Alymov]

Close view of Striker IFV wreck https://t.me/dva_majors/53100

[Roman Alymov]

Leopard-2 from Sweeden burning near Sheptukhovka village in Kursk region (this tank was part of NATO efforts to reach Glushkovo)

FPV drones strikes, probably, on the same tank (video)  https://t.me/boris_rozhin/137899

 

[Stuart Galbraith]

1 hour ago, Roman Alymov said:

Russians leaving Russia?

    Actually the solution is increase of cattle farming (to use grain to feed cattle for milk and dairy production) and other measures to convert land for other use, not grain production - from industry to natural parks.

Ukraine first. If you want to Russia to the tender mercies of its Bear and wolves, then im sure they wont mind either.

[Mike1158]

50 minutes ago, Roman Alymov said:

Leopard-2 from Sweeden burning near Sheptukhovka village in Kursk region (this tank was part of NATO efforts to reach Glushkovo)

 

FPV drones strikes, probably, on the same tank (video)  https://t.me/boris_rozhin/137899

 

 

 

If NATO were involved we would really know about it.  No idea why a right minded person would make stuff like that up.

Edited September 20, 2024 by Mike1158

[Roman Alymov]

37 minutes ago, Mike1158 said:

If NATO were involved we would really know about it.  No idea why a right minded person would make stuff like that up.

This operations are based on NATO-provided intelligence data, planned by NATO planners and conducted by NATO-trained units on NATO-provided vehicles, with NATO-supplied ammunition. The only difference is cannon fodder is not from NATO countries.

[Roman Alymov]

55 minutes ago, Stuart Galbraith said:

Ukraine first. If you want to Russia to the tender mercies of its Bear and wolves, then im sure they wont mind either.

What Ukraine? I do not see why Ekaterinoslav is less Russia then Ekaterinburg or Ekaterinodar.

[Mike1158]

I suppose Adolph and his cronies thought much the same.

[Stuart Galbraith]

Yes, everywhere is Grossdeutchland.