[chechnya]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

"Russian mobilized are paying the price of a "large-scale Russian offensive". This is already a second unit of mobiks transferred to the full so-called "DPR" control and sent as cannon meat to achieve Russian goals in the Donbas, this time they came from Kaliningrad."

I like that all of their uniforms match.

[Bleed]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

RU source: "The FSB detained three Russians who were preparing terrorist attacks on a railway in the Sverdlovsk region for a fee from Ukrainian curators.

This one doesn't look right to me.
>The FSB agents appear to be unarmed
>The passenger immediately offers his arm to the agent
>A couple very exaggerated punched thrown at the guy on the far side of the vehicle
>Generally very light treatment from the FSB against so-called terrorists.

[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by Bleed ↗

This one doesn't look right to me.
>The FSB agents appear to be unarmed
>The passenger immediately offers his arm to the agent
>A couple very exaggerated punched thrown at the guy on the far side of the vehicle
>Generally very light treatment from the FSB against so-called terrorists.

Yeah, hard to say if it's real or not. It did come from a Russian source and I've seen no mention of it anywhere else.

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by Bleed ↗

This one doesn't look right to me.
>The FSB agents appear to be unarmed
>The passenger immediately offers his arm to the agent
>A couple very exaggerated punched thrown at the guy on the far side of the vehicle
>Generally very light treatment from the FSB against so-called terrorists.

Hard to say but they do approach the car with complete indifference. Its like...you know that they are terrorists. Why is noone approaching the car as if they are terrorists. USA police approach to a car with a black guy in it is more appropriate than what these guys do. Just imagine if the 2 guys in the car had a guns ready. First 2 guys to open the door would die instantly, second 2 would die within seconds. Last guy who stayed in the car is stuck in his driver seat and not ready to jump out or run either.

[WonderMomma]

Another high profile Russian death.

"Vladimir Makarov, former Deputy Chief at Main Directorate of Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, was found dead. Police say it was suicide.

Makarov was fired from his position in January.

He is not the first high-ranking official to die lately:"


Article:
Fired Russian general Vladimir Makarov dies in apparent suicide
February 13, 2023 2:43pm ET

Russian Ministry of the Interior Maj. Gen. Vladimir Makarov, 72, was found dead in the village of Golikovo, Russian state news agency TASS reported.

Makarov’s wife, Valentina, found her husband with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, according to Russian-language news outlet SOTA.

The couple’s adult son summoned an ambulance to the home, but the general could not be saved.

Unconfirmed reports alleged that the general had fallen into a “deep depression” after being terminated by Putin.

During a former stint as the deputy head of the Main Directorate for Combating Extremism, Makarov reportedly persecuted opposition activists and independent journalists.

Russian authorities use the term “extremist” to describe a variety of opposition groups — such as jailed Kremlin critic Alexey Navalny’s Anti-Corruption Foundation — or media that have been banned from organizing anti-government protests or distributing information deemed detrimental to the state, Reuters reported.

Several high-ranking Russians and magnates have died under mysterious circumstances in recent months.

In November, Col. Vadim Boiko, 44, deputy head of the Makarov Pacific Higher Naval School in Vladivostok, was found dead from multiple gunshot wounds in what has been described as a suicide.

Boiko, who played a role in Putin’s partial mobilization efforts, “executed” himself with five gunshots to the chest in his commander’s office after allegedly being set up to take the fall for some of the problems plaguing the invasion of Ukraine, according to his widow.

In December, sausage tycoon Pavel Antov, who criticized the invasion of Ukraine, plunged to his death from a luxury hotel in India — three days after his friend lost his life on the same trip.

Posts about other high ranking Russians to die under mysterious circumstances:
https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7722204
https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7770183
https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7771033

[WonderMomma]

"A warehouse in Krasnoyarsk is on fire in Russia

A 6,000-square-meter warehouse is on fire. Traditionally, the cause of the fire has not been disclosed."

[WonderMomma]

Document describing a production where Putin is to be filmed (at a military training base in the Moscow region) visiting the "Northern Military District" zone in Ukraine on 18 February.

[luc21]

description

"While his dad calls for bombing the decaying West with nuclear weapons and stands up for traditional values, Vladimir Solovyov's son Daniel lives in London and shows off his stylish makeup and manicure."

and he wanted to drop an atomic bomb on London

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by luc21 ↗

description

"While his dad calls for bombing the decaying West with nuclear weapons and stands up for traditional values, Vladimir Solovyov's son Daniel lives in London and shows off his stylish makeup and manicure."

and he wanted to drop an atomic bomb on London

That's probably why he is so angry at the West all the time.
It made his son look sexier than his wife and now...every time he speaks to his son, he gets a boner :D

[WonderMomma]

"Yes, yes, yes, there is a fire again in Moscow and now it is burning, Naukovo - Research Institute of Precision Instruments.
This is the city in which they are engaged in the development and production of radio control channels for objects of naval and aviation jet weapons.

This institute is part of Roskosmos."