[Roosta]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

Russia launched a new missile carrier “Zyklon”, or maybe “Tsiklon” (Russian “Циклон”), last year, which is billed as a replacement for the ex-ship Moscva.

There are some rumours that 2 ATACMS hit the ship in Sevastopol and it (partially) sunk killing 6 sailors and injuring 11.

[Roosta]

Originally Posted by pastinho ↗

On RT said 101% of ATCMS missiles were shot down by reliable russian air defense, no one was injured and nothing was damaged by the kiev regime - and I believe them, I don't know about you.

Kellyhound has very good sources & has proven his credibility almost daily since the start of this SMO invasion 2 1/2 years ago, so my money is on him.

[BroganNinefingers]

Originally Posted by pastinho ↗

On RT said 101% of ATCMS missiles were shot down by reliable russian air defense, no one was injured and nothing was damaged by the kiev regime - and I believe them, I don't know about you.

Orc sympathizer quotes Russian state media like it's fact. In a just world, you'd have been turned into fertilizer in the Donbas, but in ours you're supporting a murderous regime in Eastern Europe. You'll get yours one day.

[Roosta]

And the smart money was on Kellyhound !

Putin’s latest war toy has already been hit and obliterated by a missile.
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A warship of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet, carrying Kalibr missiles, was destroyed in occupied Crimea, in a major blow to Vladimir Putin, it has been claimed. Tsyklon, a Karakurt class corvette worth at least £26 million, was one of the newest vessels, reportedly deployed for the first time in the summer of 2023.

[marekparek]

Destroyed Su-27, damaged Su-34 and Su-30: a high-quality satellite image of the Kushchevsk air base after a UAV raid on the night of May 19

RFE/RL publishes a photo from May 23 over the Kushchevsk Air Base in the Krasnodar Territory.

The photos confirm the reports that appeared earlier about the destruction of the Su-27. In another part of the airbase, a damaged Su-34 fighter can be seen in a photo taken after the impact.

"We see that there is an Su-34 with damaged or removed wings, and a clearly damaged Su-27 in another part of the airfield. The Su-30, which has hardly changed its position since May 11 and was next to the damaged Su, could also be damaged - 27", said the aviation expert.

[marekparek]

1. Not only Alushta was pleased by ATACMS.

On the map, the points of arrival in the Crimea at night.

2. The Armed Forces of Ukraine are launching a counteroffensive in Kharkiv Oblast, the enemy's forces have been stopped , - General Staff.

The situation is under control in Sumy Oblast and Chernihiv Oblast

[SDI]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

Russia launched a new missile carrier “Zyklon”, or maybe “Tsiklon” (Russian “Циклон”), last year, which is billed as a replacement for the ex-ship Moscva.

There are some rumours that 2 ATACMS hit the ship in Sevastopol and it (partially) sunk killing 6 sailors and injuring 11.

Its Cyclone in english, Zyklon would be the German word for this. I'm always staggered how they keep the Black Seas Fleet in check, without having a Navy at all.

[kellyhound]

President Vladimir Putin is ready to halt the war in Ukraine with a negotiated ceasefire that recognises the current battlefield lines, four Russian sources told Reuters, saying he is prepared to fight on if Kyiv and the West do not respond.

Three of the sources, familiar with discussions in Putin's entourage, said the veteran Russian leader had expressed frustration to a small group of advisers about what he views as Western-backed attempts to stymie negotiations and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy's decision to rule out talks.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said on X that the Russian leader was trying to derail a Ukrainian-initiated peace summit in Switzerland next month by using his entourage to send out "phony signals" about his alleged readiness to halt the war.

[SDI]

Can someone verify this?

I have to say I'm quite a bite ashamed how tight rules of engagement for Ukraine are.

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by SDI ↗

Can someone verify this?

I have to say I'm quite a bite ashamed how tight rules of engagement for Ukraine are.
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