[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

Edit... replaced video with better quality uncensored version.

Video: "Today, a strong explosion occurred in the center of Russian-occupied Melitopol, presumably a car carrying an official of the occupation authorities was blown up.

According to preliminary information from RIA Melitopol, the "official" was killed.

At the same time, collaborator Rogov said that one person was injured in the explosion in Melitopol - he was hospitalized and is receiving medical care."

NEWS ARTICLE:

Collaborator Tkach killed in car explosion in Melitopol
Tue, March 14, 2023 at 3:39 PM EDT

Oh so that was the car-on-fire photo dropped on Telegram yesterday morning was about. They said listening for details. Thank you

[WonderMomma]

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"School kids in temporarily occupied Crimea train to assemble and disassemble rifles.

Reportedly, military training is now becoming one of the components of school education there. "

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Dudes in occupied Luhansk got into an accident with a Russian tank. Apparently the driver suffered two broken legs.

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Maybe with a grain of salt, maybe not.

Russian soldiers texting each other for like ~3 weeks. On 2 March one of them doesn't respond to the other's texts. Then a Ukrainian responds

[Roosta]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

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"School kids in temporarily occupied Crimea train to assemble and disassemble rifles.

Reportedly, military training is now becoming one of the components of school education there. "

[Roosta]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Maybe with a grain of salt, maybe not.

Russian soldiers texting each other for like ~3 weeks. On 2 March one of them doesn't respond to the other's texts. Then a Ukrainian responds

[Roosta]

Reuters. Yesterday at 10.29 pm.

Putin says Russia is fighting for its very existence.

MOSCOW (Reuters) -President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that what was at stake in Ukraine was Russia's very existence as a state.

Speaking at length to workers at an aviation factory in Buryatia, some 4,400 km (2,750 miles) east of Moscow, Putin expanded on his familiar argument that the West was bent on pulling Russia apart.

"So for us this is not a geopolitical task, but a task of the survival of Russian statehood, creating conditions for the future development of the country and our children," he said.

Putin has accused the West of using Ukraine as an tool to wage war against Russia and inflict on it a "strategic defeat". The United States and its allies say they are helping Ukraine to defend itself from an imperial-style invasion that has destroyed Ukrainian cities, killed thousands of civilians and forced millions to flee their homes.

Putin said in a response to a question that he had been worried about the economy when the West imposed unprecedented waves of sanctions last year but it had proved stronger than expected.

"We have increased our economic sovereignty many times over. After all, what did our enemy count on? That we would collapse in 2-3 weeks or in a month," he said.

He said the enemy had been expecting that factories would grind to a halt, the financial system would collapse, unemployment would rise, protesters would take to the streets, and Russia would "sway from within and collapse".

"This did not happen," Putin said. "It turned out, for many of us, and even more so for Western countries, that the fundamental foundations of Russia's stability are much stronger than anyone thought."


I really like the part, Quote: "That we would collapse in 2-3 weeks or in a month," he said.

What about his 3 day special military operation. It's seems he's forgotten about that & how he ordered Ukraine to be "Invaded" !

[WonderMomma]

"Has a new wave of mobilization started again in Russia?

RosZMI is buzzing that summonses have begun to be distributed en masse in at least 16 regions of Russia. The occupying authorities claim that this is for "updating military registration data" and invitations to "military gatherings"."

[SDI]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

"Has a new wave of mobilization started again in Russia?

RosZMI is buzzing that summonses have begun to be distributed en masse in at least 16 regions of Russia. The occupying authorities claim that this is for "updating military registration data" and invitations to "military gatherings"."

Again just the poor and remote regions have to pay the iron price, while the western oblasts and cities (ethnic russians) might be spared. Making minorities even more minor^^

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Brian Boyenger from USA

He went to special forces training program, and ended up commanding ODA 5112 A Company 5th Special Forces at Fort Campbell, KY.

His team deployed numerous times to Iraq, Afghan and Somalia. His unit's primary mission was eliminating high value targets. Some notable targets were Majid Shahriar & Fereydoon Abbasi in Nov, 2010.

He was recruited for 1st SF detachment Delta and after finishing training, he was attached to the CIA’s Special Activities Div. In 2015 he was sent to bolster the UA Army, working with and training various volunteer militias and operating behind enemy lines to help facilitate gathering intelligence, to destroy high value targets and individuals.

In Oct, 2016 his team killed Arsen Pavlov, also known as Motorola to his men by putting a bomb in his apt elevator. After this time period his whereabouts are unknown but it is believed by my contact in Israeli intelligence, that he was in SE Asia, most likely the Philippines during the battle of Marawai and also potentially, Myanmar as it is a country rich in gems/minerals and has had an ongoing civil war perfect for generating untraceable money for funding CIA operations globally.

In 2022 he was redeployed with his team to UA, where he ran hunter killer teams during the battle of Kiev as well as fighting in and around Hostomel airport and Irpin. On April, 26th his team destroyed two radio towers in Transnistria. He also oversaw the killing of high ranking Russians, most notably General Andrei Sukhovetsky near Hostomel as well as both Generals Oleg Mityaev and Andrei Kolesnikov.

On August 20th, his team was responsible for the failed assassination of Aleksandr Dugin, resulting in the death of Dugin’s daughter.

After this he traveled with his team to the republic of Georgia and recruited dissident Chechan extremists and created a plan to deliver a bridgetruck bomb to destroy the Crimean bridge. The plan failed to destroy the bridge but serious damage was done to parts of it limiting traffic on October 8th.

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