PUTIN’s REVENGE vs ZELENSKY! Hypersonic Missiles’ Storm is wiping Ukraine Army. Sachs echoes Musk: “Biggest Debacle in Modern Warfares”
In the cover image the Russian President Putin and an aircraft with Kinzhal hypersonic ballistic missile
Introduction by Fabio Giuseppe Carlo Carisio
After the umpteenth refusal of a peace negotiation by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and the bloody massacre of the attack in Moscow carried out by terrorists financed by Kiev and probably trained by Western intelligence, the patience of Russian President Vladimir Putin really seems to be over.
Strengthened by the grandiose reconfirmation in the recent elections, the Tsar of Moscow has raised the level of attacks by launching a storm of hypersonic Zircon and Kinzhal missiles, impossible to intercept, both on the most dangerous military positions of the Kiev army and on the country’s energy infrastructures (report by Russia Ministry of Defense below).
On the other hand, Zelensky, like a spoiled child whose toys of death have been taken away, continues to ask NATO countries for weapons for a war he cannot win, as tycoons David Sach and Elon Musk have explicitly declared in recent days.
Zelenky continues to obstinately carry out his role as a Western assassin for the extermination of his own people and as a diabolical servant of the Atlantic Alliance, whose leaders know very well that he does not have the slightest chance of victory but Ukraine’s suicidal action serves to fuel the enormous speculations of the Weapons Lobby and prepare the reconstruction plan according to the same philosophy of the genocide that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a Zionist just like Zelensky, is carrying out in Gaza.
Ukrainian counteroffensive ‘biggest debacle in modern military history’
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The failure of Ukraine’s 2023 summer counteroffensive against Russia was “easily predictable,” according to US tech entrepreneur and venture capitalist David Sacks, who has suggested that the Washington elite should be held accountable for talking up the doomed operation.
Sacks’ comments came in response to a post on Saturday by Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, who condemned the unnecessary loss of life suffered by Kiev’s forces as they attempted to “attack a larger army” that had superior defenses.
The failed Ukrainian counteroffensive was “one of the biggest debacles in the history of modern warfare,” Sacks said in agreement, adding that Kiev’s soldiers and tanks had effectively run “headlong into minefields while Russian artillery rained down on them from heavily fortified positions.”
“This should have been easily predictable,” the former PayPal COO and founder of the Yammer corporate social network stressed.
According to estimates released in March by the Russian Defense Ministry, the Ukrainian military saw over 166,000 casualties during last year’s failed counteroffensive. Kiev’s overall casualties since the outbreak of the conflict with Russia stand at 444,000, the ministry has claimed.
Sacks went on to suggest that US officials such as ex-CIA chief David Petraeus, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and current US Secretary of State Antony Blinken should all be held responsible for encouraging the doomed operation.
“These people are fools who should have no credibility left. But of course the MSM never holds them accountable so we will get more of the same until Ukraine finally collapses,” Sacks surmised.
Musk, meanwhile, has called the counteroffensive “a tragic waste of life for Ukraine,” suggesting that Kiev should not have attacked Russian forces – which had deployed vast minefields and had stronger artillery – while Ukrainian forces lacked armor or air superiority.
“Any fool could have predicted that,” the billionaire said, recalling that one year ago he had recommended that Kiev’s forces entrench and apply all resources to defense.
Musk stated that Kiev would continue to have difficulty holding on to territory, but suggested that Russia was unlikely try to take over the entire country, arguing that it would face “extreme” local resistance in western regions of Ukraine.
He also warned that if the conflict “lasts long enough, Odessa will fall,” and advised Kiev to reach a negotiated settlement with Moscow as soon as possible, before Russia gains more territory and Ukraine loses all access to the Black Sea.
Moscow has stressed that it remains open to meaningful talks with Kiev, and has blamed the lack of a diplomatic breakthrough on the Ukrainian authorities, who refuse to accept the “reality on the ground.”
Originally published by Russia Today
Russian forces carried out 58 airstrikes, including via Tsirkon missiles in 7 days
Originally published by TASS Russian News Agency
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The Russian Armed Forces carried out 1 massive and 57 precision strikes, including Zircon cruise and Kinzhal air-launched hypersonic ballistic missiles, in the past 7 days, the Russian Defense Ministry reported.
According to the Ministry, missile and drone strikes hit Ukrainian military industrial complex, Armed Forces and Security Service (SBU) decision-making centers, unmanned speedboat assembly shops, arsenals, fuel depots, air defense objects, energy infrastructure and temporary deployment locations for special operations forces and foreign mercenaries.
All designated targets were hit, the Ministry added.
Avdeyevka direction
Ukrainian forces lost over 1,870 troops and 13 tanks in the Avdeyevka direction in the past week, the Russian Defense Ministry said.
“Over the past week, Ukrainian forces lost more than 1,870 troops, 13 tanks, 20 armored combat vehicles and 50 cars in that direction,” the ministry said.
Also, 30 field artillery pieces, including five US-made M777 howitzers, a US-supplied M109 Paladin self-propelled artillery mount and a German-made Panzerhaubitze 2000 self-propelled howitzer as well as a Grad multiple rocket launcher were struck with counter-battery fire there, the ministry added.
Donetsk direction
Russian forces liberated the settlement of Krasnoye in the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) and repelled 12 Ukrainian counterattacks in the past week, with the enemy losing over 2,360 troops and 105 pieces of equipment, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.
Among other enemy weapons, five tanks, 16 armored combat vehicles, and 23 field artillery pieces, including 11 foreign-made ones, as well as 61 cars were destroyed.
Russian Forces liberate another Village in Donetsk area over past day
Kherson direction
The Ukrainian armed forces lost over 370 troops and 5 M777 howitzers on the Kherson direction, the Russian Defense Ministry reported.
“The enemy lost over 370 troops, 2 tanks, 7 armored combat vehicles, 29 automobiles and 13 field artillery guns, including 5 US-made M777 howitzers,” the Ministry said.
According to the Ministry, Battlegroup ‘Dnepr’ inflicted damage to personnel and vehicles of Ukraine’s 128th Mountain Assault Brigade, 28th, 65th and 118th Mechanized brigades, 35th Marine Brigade and three territorial defense brigades near Rabotino, Novosyolovka, Nesteryanka, Pyatikhatki (Zaporozhye Region), Ivanovka, Mikhaylovka, Gavrilovka and Tyaginka (Kherson Region).
Kupyansk direction
Over the past week, Russian forces repelled 11 enemy counterattacks in the Kupyansk direction, with Ukrainians losing roughly 310 troops and 46 pieces of equipment, the Russian Defense Ministry said.
In particular, the enemy lost two tanks, three armored combat vehicles, 22 cars, and 19 field artillery pieces, including two US-supplied howitzers, an M777 and an M198, and a French-made Caesar self-propelled howitzer, the ministry reported.
Russian Forces wiped Hundreds of Ukrainian Troops, Equipment in 121 areas over one day
South Donetsk direction
Ukrainians sustained over 860 casualties and lost two Krab self-propelled howitzers and two British-supplied FH-70 howitzers in the south Donetsk direction.
“Enemy losses amounted to over 860 troops, four armored combat vehicles, 35 cars, and seven field artillery pieces, including two Polish-made Krab self-propelled howitzers and two British-supplied FH-70 howitzers,” according to the report.
Ukrainian surrender
A total of 18 Ukrainian servicemen surrendered in the past seven days, the Russian Defense Ministry also said.
“During the past week, 18 Ukrainian servicemen surrendered,” the Defense Ministry added
Rockets, missiles, drones
Over the past week, Russian air defenses and aircraft downed 171 Ukrainian MLRS projectiles, and 1,208 drones, as well as 11 British-supplied Storm Shadow missiles, three Neptune anti-ship missiles and four US-made ADM-160 MALD missiles.
In all, the Russian Armed Forces have destroyed 577 Ukrainian warplanes, 270 helicopters, 17,773 unmanned aerial vehicles, 489 surface-to-air missile systems, 15,644 tanks and other armored combat vehicles, 1,257 multiple rocket launchers, 8,582 field artillery guns and mortars and 20,381 special military motor vehicles since the start of the special military operation, the Russian Defense Ministry concluded.
Originally published by TASS Russian News Agency
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