[kellyhound]

RU milblogger Zhivov talking about the difficulties they are facing all along the front currently.

[WonderMomma]

Link to post in quote below: https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7845381

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

Other posts featuring "Witch":
https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7768814
https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7780297
https://www.documentingreality.com/f...2/#post7786615
https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7795435
https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7801766
https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7802551
https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7807215

"Olga Bigar is back. As a mortar platoon commander, Olga fought the Russians for months. Most know her by her callsign 'Witch'."

[WonderMomma]

"Zelensky is at the top of American favorites: in second place after Prince William and far ahead of Joe Biden.

But here's the problem - only a person born in the United States can become president of the United States "

[Guns N' Coffee]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

"Zelensky is at the top of American favorites: in second place after Prince William and far ahead of Joe Biden.

But here's the problem - only a person born in the United States can become president of the United States "

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to monarchy, no thank you.

[Roosta]

Originally Posted by scorpion9 ↗

I haven't seen these being used in combat yet, but they are becoming part of the armed forces in most countries.
I.e: this is an estonian version of this
https://polygonjournal.com/wp-conten...cd-768x466.jpg

Drones Killing Robots, Robots Killing Drones, Robots Killing Robots & Drones Killing Drones. I wonder how anything is ever going to be solved without ppl being killed as it's just round & round the merry-go-round with Bots & AI if no one dies ect which is a good thing, but I wonder, how will we, the human race settle it's differences then, a boxing ring comes to mind.

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

According to reports, Yevgeny Prigozhin’s mercenaries are being bussed from Belarus back to Russian territory, which could cause a major headache for the Kremlin. According to Russian sources, Wagner’s mercenaries in Belarus are withdrawing back to Russian territory by bus in batches of 500-600.

The first stage of the withdrawal has reportedly already been completed and the second stage will begin after Aug. 13.

One Russian milblogger wrote: “Officially, this is being described as sending fighters on vacation. However, no one talks about returning to Belarus.

“The fighters are only ordered to stay in touch with Wagner authorities for new orders which can come at any time.”

There has not yet currently been independent visual confirmation that Wagner forces are withdrawing from Belarus though.

According to the same Russian source, it’s all about money – Lukashenko was under the impression that Russia would be funding Wagner’s stay in Belarus and he has refused to pay for it out of his own pocket.

But Western analysts suggest something bigger might be going on.

In its daily assessment on Aug. 9, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), said: “Speculations about the Wagner Group's withdrawal from Belarus suggest that aspects of the deal between [Putin] and [Prigozhin] following Wagner's armed rebellion on June 24 have collapsed.

“The likely collapse of aspects of the Wagner-Putin-Lukashenko deal indicates that Putin has failed to decisively resolve issues posed by Prigozhin and Wagner following Wagner's June 24 rebellion.”

It adds that Putin is aiming to “definitively separate Prigozhin from Wagner” as he is “likely still concerned about the threat that Prigozhin poses to his long-term goals.”

The ISW then theorizes that Putin may have facilitated Wagner’s return to Russia “so that he can more easily facilitate” its “subordination to the Russian [Ministry of Defense] or disband the organization entirely.”

The other player in all this is Russian defense minister Sergei Shoigu who is reportedly determined to take over Wagner’s extensive military operations in Africa.

If he does, he will seriously annoy those in Wagner who make a lot of money from these endeavors at a time when Putin is trying to keep them onside and convince them to join Russia’s regular armed forces.

NATO has an opportunity here. The United States and Canada recently levied new sanctions on Belarus. They should lean heavily into putting pressure on Lukashenko by supporting the European Union's plan to shut down the border with Belarus and consider deploying a NATO Response Force into the Suwalki Gap to demonstrate their intent to defend this strategic region.

Lukashenko is exposed. Waning support from Putin and Wagner, coupled with a depleted treasury, may present an opportunity for the Tsikhanouskaya government in exile. Agitating Poland is not in his best interest.



Maybe they will board in Russia aircraft to transport them to Africa.



Bit more about Lukashenko the dictator: https://areferencia.com/europa/belar...er-lukashenko/

Interesting Kelly.

We will find out soon enough as there's to many eyes & ears & camera phones about to not get some valuable intel about it.

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

"The Russian-appointed head of the occupied village of Lazurne in Kherson region said that residents without Russian passports will not be given insulin and other medicines, and threatens to take "children of people waiting for Ukraine" who do not want to study in Russian schools to the contact line."
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"Olga Bigar is back. As a mortar platoon commander, Olga fought the Russians for months. Most know her by her callsign 'Witch'."

Shoot that fucker, to use medical resources as a bribery tool is so fucken fucked up man, n don't even get me started on the TAKING children's issues.

The Witch ! Good to see her still in the fight.

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by Roosta ↗

Drones Killing Robots, Robots Killing Drones, Robots Killing Robots & Drones Killing Drones. I wonder how anything is ever going to be solved without ppl being killed as it's just round & round the merry-go-round with Bots & AI if no one dies ect which is a good thing, but I wonder, how will we, the human race settle it's differences then, a boxing ring comes to mind.

Well, it ends when one side runs out of drones and robots. Modern wars are wars of economy and willpower. The side that runs out of robots will have to send men against robots. And I bet my 10 bucks that a man will run out of will before a robot does.

[Guns N' Coffee]

[kellyhound]

Rumours go that Colonel Kovalev Viktor Anatolievich was killed in a Storm Shadow strike on a russian command post in Yurivka, near Mariupol, previously on August 14.

[kellyhound]

Intel: In the temporarily occupied territory of Donetsk region, the number of deserters in the ranks of the Russian invaders has increased. In addition, the occupiers drink and use drugs.

This was reported by the Center of National Resistance. It is noted that among the servicemen of the Russian occupation troops who are in the Donetsk region, the moral and psychological state has deteriorated.

Also, among the invaders, the level of executive discipline among representatives of enemy personnel decreased. In the last month alone, representatives of the occupation "commandant's office" of the Russian Armed Forces detained about 1 occupier who committed criminal and administrative offenses.

We are talking about unauthorized abandonment of the duty station, as well as drinking alcoholic beverages or the use of narcotic substances or other psychotropic drugs.

It should be noted that such a situation may increase the threat to the civilian population of the temporarily occupied region.

To recap, the Russian occupiers fled from combat positions in the Luhansk region. In particular, about four dozen mercenaries of the invading army of the Russian Federation resorted to desertion.

Earlier it was reported that on the front near the temporarily occupied city of Svatove in the Luhansk region, an enemy position sown with dead servicemen of the Russian Armed Forces was removed. This was the result of another "meat" assault by the invaders, who received a strong response from the Defense Forces of Ukraine.

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Wild story from the Russian occupiers.

Dagestani soldiers decimated Kadyrov's tik-tokers!

In the temporarily occupied village of Mykhailivka in Zaporizhzhia, a conflict took place between different units of the Russian army.

According to information from the underground, on Saturday, August 12, Russian propagandists arrived in the village of Mykhailivka, Vasylivskyi district of Zaporizhzhia TOT, to film a story about the “great contribution” of a high-ranking official of Kadyrov administration to the development of the occupied territories.

Around 8:00 p.m. that day, in the Central Park area of the village, a verbal altercation took place between Kadyrivians and Dagestanis from another division of the Russian Armed Forces. During the quarrel, one of the occupants opened fire in the air from a small automatic weapon.

In the course of the fight, one of the occupiers was inflicted with numerous stab wounds, incompatible with life. This led to an open confrontation between units using under barrel grenade launchers GP-25 “Koster”, hand grenades and small automatic weapons.

During the battle, the Dagestanis were successful. On both sides, 20 Russian servicemen were killed in action, and more than 40 were wounded. The commander of the Kadyrov unit (probably with the rank of colonel) was sent to the front lines as punishment.

Source: Center for National Resistance

[kellyhound]

Sweden plans a new military support package to Ukraine worth 3.4 billion crowns ($313.5 million), consisting mainly of ammunition and spare parts to previously delivered weapon systems, Defence Minister Pal Jonson said on Tuesday.

"We have to prepare ourselves for the fact this could be a long-lasting war and we also have a long-term perspective so that we can support those platforms that we are sending to Ukraine in a lasting manner," Jonson told a news conference.