Perhaps you can give some details on how that repurposing works? (hint: you can't, you do not have a clue of what you are talking about).

Meanwhile, this relatively simple technology called UAV AKA "drone" is actually doing something that does make an impact. 5% of the refining capacity of Ruzzia has now been taken in one single strike.

This is what happens when you say you have the best air defence, but you don't.

https://londonlovesbusiness.com/massive-drone-strike-blows-up-russian-oil-refinery-with-more-than-50-explosions/

This does something. See the difference?

All that is equal to mosquito bites...just go and read how much strategic bombing UK/USA had to do in WW2 to
put a dent into German oil supply. Its just propaganda, and you're falling for it (unless you're creator)

Branko, it is not a mosquito bite, this is 5% of Ruzzian capacity, but it is not only about oil. A refinery takes several years to build, requires parts with lead times of years, requires technologies an parts under sanctions. This one here is gone for good for a decade. The associated CAPEX loss is in the billions. Even a modest refinery - and the one in the picture is a huge one - costs several billions of USD.

It is quite easy to understand that this is happening several times a week now, you do not need to bomb a lot, you need to bomb the expensive stuff.

Probably Trump is stalling the Putin talks, so that Russia becomes impatient and takes out Britain. That would be another thorn out of Trump's side. Besides, it might give him the excuse to attack Russia... one he wouldn't use right away. One he would use to corner NATO nations (essentially all of Europe) into bowing to him first. Then he gets Greenland without any trouble at all.

As an aside... Russian Forces Officially Seize Last Strategic City In Southern Donbas Region


Russian Casualties and the Russian Economy -- A Memo for President Donald Trump

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https://ronpaulinstitute.org/russian-casualties-and-the-russian-economy-a-memo-for-president-donald-trump/
If you hope to realize your goal of opening negotiations with President Vladimir Putin to bring an end to the war in Ukraine, you must be equipped with the best information available.

You have been briefed that Russia has suffered devastating losses — as many as 800,000 casualties — and that Russia's economy is weak and fragile. Data from open sources paint a diametrically opposite picture.

One of the best open sources for information about Russian casualties is Mediazona:

Mediazona (Russian: ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?) is a Russian independent media outlet focused on Anti-Putinist opposition that was founded by Maria Alyokhina and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, who are also co-founders of the protest group and band Pussy Riot. The outlet's editor-in-chief is Russian political journalist Sergey Smirnov.

Mediazona is an independent organization that is ideologically opposed to Vladimir Putin. It is the antithesis of a Russian propaganda outlet. Mediazona employs a multi-faceted methodology to track Russian casualties in the Ukraine war, which includes:

Open-source intelligence gathering: They monitor publicly available information from news agencies, social media platforms, official military reports, and local residents' groups.
Collaboration: Mediazona works closely with the BBC Russian Service to track and verify casualty reports.

Comprehensive database: They maintain a regularly updated casualty list, which currently contains over 44,600 names of Russian soldiers killed in action.
Probate Registry analysis: Mediazona combines their casualty list with data from the Probate Registry database to estimate the true mortality rate among Russian men.
Statistical modeling: They use a method that accounts for all excess male mortality up to age 50, considering factors such as social composition, delays in notary consultations, and death registration delays.
Cross-referencing: The team verifies information by cross-checking multiple sources and databases.
To see the real Russian manpower losses stats, click here.

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In today's clown-world, the unit (155th) that was trained in France and implemented the time-honored French method of fighting (i.e., run away en-mass as soon as they hit the ground) are now being sent to the front line in handcuffs.  Lol!   As they say, you just cannot make this stuff up!

  https://rumble.com/v6erb7v-cold-war-ii-the-russians-enter-dachne-handcuffs-instead-of-freedom-military.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp
 

dumBAss, if you do not have Ruzzian citizenship I think that it fits you perfectly. You can cite the Bible like a Christian Integrist but are obviously capable of thinking as the Chinese socipath you really are in the same day.

You are going to have to hope that it happens again, else... you can solve the following problem: how many decades does it take for a slimy snail to crawl 600,000 square kilometers.

This has been commented in Ukraine, a new unit was formed entirely of new recruits and obviously they lacked cohesion and got scared quite rapidly, as it was to be expected. That is war, lessons are learned and next time the new recruits will be mixed or trained with veterans or go first on lower intensity missions.

I have recently seen a video of Ruzzian soldiers being driven to the front in shackles. I wonder why?

Meanwhile, this month has been the worst ever in the war for the Ruzzian infrastructure, There has been a multi-million loss nearly every other day of the month on the infrastructure that Ruzzia requires to sustain its economy.

https://united24media.com/war-in-ukraine/ukraines-near-daily-strikes-on-russian-military-targets-is-a-major-shift-in-drone-and-missile-development-5398

While Ruzzia is not only fighting the last war, but also negotiating the last war - crazily insisting in limiting Ukrainian troops when most of their losses come from the drones and it would be very easy to create an army, call it the Civilian Security Police and have them in reserve, keep the tanks in Poland,...

In the end the US plan is working quite well. Some sources state that Ruzzia has lost nearly 10.000 vehicles, the oil infrastructure will require billions in investment, they still have Putin (which they did not want to change), Ukraine is alive and ready for a proper reconstruction and becoming a land of opportunity and growth.

The loosers, as of today, the Ukranian that died, the Ruzzians that died, Putin and BTW Germany and Central Europe in economy - but at the same time is safer since Ruzzia has used up plenty of irreplaceable material.

The US is also happy to see that if they need (or when) go to war with China over Taiwan, they will not have 10000 ruzzian tanks appearing here and there.

True.  The Little Green Goblin can 're-hypothecate' his troops and continue his grift until all of his sponsors are broke (or run out of office although as Romania shows us, it isn't going to happen by voting.)  Much of Ukraine is now owned by Western financial kinkpins like Larry Fink and they have extensive experience with rehypothecation.

Sadly for Fink, the cherry on top of his grift - the creme de la creme - was going to be that 'Ukraine' was to receive multi-trillion dollars in 'reconstruction' funds to rebuild his newly purchased property at Western taxpayer expense.  Now nobody has much interest in doing so except a handful of WEF 'young global leader' puppets playing prime minister roles in the Collective West countries.  And their ranks are rapidly shrinking as people finally wake up to their games.

Investing is not giving away. Europe and the US are always looking for the right place to invest. It is usually a win-win, Ukraine gets proper development, has higher level of independence and get to actually vote, employment gets much much better and obviously "the West" as you call some countries have the expectations of a return.

All this is very basic, but we are all going to see the difference... 100 meters from where Ukraine ends, there will lay a devastated unpopulated land where Ruzzia will do... nothing, they first have to re-build their own oil industry for decades to come.

It seems that what the west is no willing to do in full, Ukraine is managing to do on its own. "Sanctions" have now been applied by effect of a few drones in the port of Ust-Luga, not far from the Letonian border. The port has suspended all operations with gas and oil.

Also, and it is not longer news but it is there... another Lukoil refinery hit.



Shall we talk about how the Ruzzian multinationals and the Ruzzian pressence in Africa is affecting the countries that DID NOT choose to have them there?

https://www.europarl.europa.eu/thinktank/en/document/EPRS_BRI(2024)757654


So... yeah... the Western capitalism so bad, just takes and does not give... All those multinationals are so terrible but...



How is it that growth arrives when Ruzzia leaves?