Representative of the command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine: The situation in the Kupyansk direction is controlled, in contrast to the Bakhmut and Avdeevsky directions

Serhiy Cherevaty, representing the so-called Eastern grouping of Ukrainian troops, speaking on the air of the “All-Ukrainian telethon”, said that “the Armed Forces of Ukraine have revealed plans for the offensive of Russian troops in the Luhansk direction.”

Cherevaty:

I'm talking about the Lugansk direction, of which the Kupyanskoye direction is also a part. We know about this (supposedly being prepared offensive) and are actively counteracting

According to a representative of the Ukrainian command, “the situation in the Kupyansk direction is difficult, but under control, unlike the situation in the Bakhmut and Avdeevsk directions.

Cherevaty claims that near Bakhmut (Artyomovsk) and in the Avdiivka area, Russian troops have concentrated "a huge amount of forces and means."

Cherevaty on the air of Ukrainian TV:

They (Russian troops conduct dozens of assaults daily, use artillery, Aviationincluding helicopters. They also have "Wagnerites" there.

According to a representative of the Vostok command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the Wagner PMC is divided into small assault groups and penetrates the “front end” after the intensive work of Russian artillery.

Cherevaty:

They force close combat. We observe this using Drones. We strike at distant approaches. If they are already approaching our trench, we use small arms weapon - machine guns.

The Ukrainian servicemen themselves have repeatedly confirmed the fact that they are trying to avoid close combat, but, judging by the statements of Cherevaty, it does not always work out and not for everyone ...

Comments

[voice of reason]

yes, the enemy is well equipped, all this electronics are teploki, nightlights, and covers both sniper artillery and MLRS they have large calibers and at first the gunners knew how to shoot them well - it’s clear that in 8 years they learned to nightmare in the Donbass. But at close range shooting, they always give back or paws up. elementary darling is not enough. Again, they hope that they will be exchanged and sent to Turkey. All the same, this infa works both ways. Here, all the propagandists whine that "a deal" and "let everyone go", but the other side is more willing to surrender and are going to die less ...

[Godzila]

Quote: voice of reason

yes, the enemy is well equipped, all this electronics are teploki, nightlights, and covers both sniper artillery and MLRS they have large calibers and at first the gunners knew how to shoot them well - it’s clear that in 8 years they learned to nightmare in the Donbass.

Alas, everything is so, the whole Nata works for them and the highest-level communication .. Yes, in 8 years, 400 thousand were driven through the ATO and the locality is known and young people are tied with blood, etc ...

Quote: voice of reason

But at close range shooting, they always give back or paws up. elementary darling is not enough. Again, they hope that they will be exchanged and sent to Turkey.

But they don’t seem to take them especially prisoner and immediately finish (an attempt to escape, etc.) quietly .. (commanders, despite orders, close their eyes and do the right thing ..)

Quote: voice of reason

Here, all the propagandists whine that "a deal" and "let everyone go", but the other side is more willing to surrender and are going to die less ...

Well, everything is gone, of course they whine powerfully, on many sites. And yet, CBO continues!
The main stock of greyhounds and blues is still being destroyed and not a few have been threshed. And the horses are no longer the same as in the first months.
Pan Ze Ataman has a lot of gold reserves (dollars), but there are already few lads left.

[Konnick]

But at close range shooting, they always give back or paws up. elementary darling is not enough.

And here the darling is not enough, just common sense.
And they always give back, something is not particularly observed.
There were the same conversations in the Second World War, such as the Germans are afraid of hand-to-hand combat. They were not afraid, they avoided such a battle, since losses in such a clash are usually one to one, and this was useless to them.

[YOUR]

I must say that everything is exactly the opposite. Your opponent does not understand what is happening at all. Ukrainians, on the contrary, tend to enter close combat, there is one reason for them more. But we have a great advantage in technical artillery and aviation. Here recently there was an article that we answer ten shots for one Ukrainian shot, that they practically stop waging counter-battery combat. You read reports from there almost like a carbon copy - the Armed Forces of Ukraine went on the offensive, were covered with artillery .... lost ... retreated. Close combat are those unfortunately few cases when our units go on the offensive.
It is not beneficial for us to close combat or, as in your example, bayonet, melee

[Konnick]

You read reports from there almost like a carbon copy - the Armed Forces of Ukraine went on the offensive, were covered with artillery .... lost ... retreated.

Read on. For 9 months we have not been able to move the Vushniks away from Donetsk. Victorious reports of Basurin, Pushilin, etc. do not correspond to reality. The long-suffering Marinka in the press was turned into some kind of fortified area with reinforced concrete bunkers. And there, only the streets and gardens are pitted with passages of communication, and even cellars. There are Ukrainian artillery observers and spotters in Maryinka and other villages. Artillery defense was organized there. Therefore, there will be even more losses in the open field bypassing. It is easier to hide in vegetable gardens and orchards. The Armed Forces of Ukraine do not even allow our units to concentrate, they immediately cover them with artillery fire. And in our press you read that PMC "Wagner" switched to the tactics of small groups, i.e. they pass it off as a new tactic, but in fact this is a necessary measure to avoid heavy losses during shelling. And to believe the official reports ... according to them, we have already won three times.

[YOUR]

Quote: Konnick

And to believe the official reports ... according to them, we have already won three times.

This is true. They are already starting to write not the Armed Forces of Ukraine, but the VFU - the military formations of Ukraine. Type of the Armed Forces of Ukraine ended, only scattered incomprehensible units remained.

[Ivan Ivanov]

In this case, there is no other way out, except for the use of ultra-high power weapons. By the way, it is not clear why the media, the press center of the Ministry of Defense, and other officials still call the Kyiv ushlepkov of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the All-Ukrainian Federal University, Ukrainian military personnel and other names that replace the essence.

[Botanologist]

Quote: voice of reason

at close range shooting, they always give back or paws up. elementary darling is not enough.

the shooting of the assaults does not confirm this. They fight quite well.

[azkolt]

Are you reporting from there? If they didn't have a darling, then we wouldn't be stuck in one place for 9 months.

[E B]

Unfortunately. 80 percent of our prisoners, after the exchange, as it turned out, had the opportunity to resist, but they surrendered, only 20 percent were captured after being wounded or finishing the BC. I read it on the Internet, our author, and not some kind of Maidan blogger.

[stankow]

In an environment full BC will not help much.

[Andobor]

Quote: voice of reason

Again, they hope that they will be exchanged and sent to Turkey.

They change the elect, about 10 thousand are in captivity - there is not enough exchange fund.

[oleg-nekrasov-19]

Well, at first they work out their FABs and "Solntsepekami", as it was yesterday in the Zhuravka beam, and then the "near shooter" with those who remain. Yes, and it is unlikely to resist the T 90

[nobody75]

Who laughed at the Schlieffen lever?
Sincerely

[voice of reason]

most of you won't even understand. and the unit generally has its own methodology about "relocation". well, the more surprising for them, Santa Claus will prepare surprises.

[nobody75]

If only someone understood! and thank you for that!
Sincerely

[zloybond]

Everything in principle is clearly stated always. Only I honestly do not understand one thing. All authors cling to the name Artemovsk with maniacal obstinacy. Well, they returned to the city its first name Bakhmut. Which, by the way, was given to him by Ivan the Terrible (the Bakhmut watchman from 1571). The meaning is to grab onto the Name that was given in honor of the revolutionary. Moreover, the name of a person who has stained himself with repression.
They gave the city a name at birth. It should be. If you want to name the city - yes, at least the name of your grandmother - then build a new city, populate it with people and name it as God puts on your soul.
Well this is my opinion.

[voice of reason]

there are no questions about Grozny. It's just that if they renamed it under Ukraine, it means the wrong coat. We will then name it ourselves, since the people living in it will decide in a referendum. In the meantime, to spite the enemies, we call the outskirts Little Russia, Bakhmut Artemovsky and Kuev Kyiv.

[zloybond]

Well, in spite of the Kuevlyans, we will change the name of Kyiv. And the name given to the city by the Russian tsar goes right there in the trash ... somehow it doesn’t stick - the revolutionary terrorists gave the name to cities, streets ...

[voice of reason]

Well, you don’t write down Comrade Artem as a terrorist. In modern times, he was a prominent figure in the DPR. He was just doing something similar, creating republics and public organizations. Traveled around the world, had a broad outlook. A worthy legacy for the city. And the Little Russians themselves are to blame, it was not necessary to erase Grozny from Wikipedia as a founder - otherwise, you see, the city arose by itself ... well, there is nothing to regret now.

[zloybond]

In February 1920, an uprising against the Soviet regime arose in Bashkiria, which was called the Black Eagle Rebellion. The Bashkir peasants at first rebelled against the surplus appropriations, but gradually the movement also acquired a religious character against the godless authorities. About 7 Red Army soldiers were sent to Bashkiria to suppress the uprising. "Comrade Artyom" led the operation as an authorized representative of the Cheka for the Bashkir ASSR. According to modern historians, the Volga villages were literally drowned in blood .... Well, so ... maybe out of place.

[voice of reason]

well, so what: armed with pitchforks and axes, a crowd of angry villagers moved to the barn and, having disarmed the guards, the peasants freed the fellow villagers-hostages. During the clash, four food contractors were killed, the rest, including authorized Pudov, managed to escape from the village and get to Chistopol.

Despite the death of food contractors, the authorities tried to resolve the conflict peacefully. However, Mikhail Golovin, chairman of the Menzelinsky district Cheka, and Kornilov, head of the Zainskaya militia, who arrived in Novaya Yelan on February 9, were treacherously killed by the rebels during the negotiations. In skirmishes with the peasants, several more food orderers died, the rest fled.
other than that they are nice and harmless people. well...maybe out of place....

[zloybond]

In general, I will dwell on what I told you. - Rewriting history is including the change of the historical name of the city. Rome and Moscow are not renamed. Why then such an approach?
And you, for your part, rushed to look for an excuse for nice people who came to take away bread with a rifle in someone else's house, after they were kicked out for the first time, because they had already stolen someone else's. Coming to someone else's house with a weapon and taking away someone else's bread is not Soviet.
And yes - the President said that it is impossible to rewrite history.

[gsev]

Quote: Side view

So, according to his (their) estimates, at the hands of the Judeo-Bolsheviks as a result of the genocide of the Russian people unleashed by them

And if there were no Bolsheviks, then the Semyonovs, Ungerns, Kolchaks, Mannerheims and Petliuras would have plunged Russia into fragmentation not in 1991, but in 1917.

[gsev]

Quote: Side view

And you, well done, from the number of deaths of 66 million as a result of the genocide unleashed by them, you did not even flinch,

I often encountered Jews. They didn't do anything bad to me. There were no Jews in the village of Sibirovka, the Chinese at the beginning of the century went there for trade. And more than my relatives did not face reprisals. In addition, you did not provide sources and the name of your professor with his 66 million. In my eyes, this is your statement about 100% falsification.

[View from the outside]

I give several links and quotes, although I am not obliged to report to you for my sources - https://brutalproof.net/2020/07/jewish-bolsheviks-mass-murdered-66-million-mostly-christian-russians/;
The Secret Holocaust:
The real holocaust was a Christian Holocaust by
Jews of sixty-six million, mostly Christians.
(By Eustace Mullins);
"The orgy of murder, torture and pillage which followed the Jewish triumph in Russia has never been equaled in the history of the world".
"The Bolsheviks, at the direction of the Rothschild KM, raped, tortured and mass-murdered approximately 100 million Russians, including women, children, and infants"( by Preston James, Ph.D.). https://www.veteranstodayarchives.com/2015/03/08/the-hidden-history-of-the-incredibly-evil-khazarian-mafia/2/). There are many other sources, look for yourself, I'm not a free educator for you. Although I doubt that you are "strong" in languages ​​\uXNUMXb\uXNUMXband read anything else other than VO. And about my supposedly fake, they could have apologized.

[gsev]

Quote: Side view

I give several references and quotes, although I am not obliged to report to you for my sources -

I do not know much English. But for some reason, a superficial acquaintance with your links immediately sent me to a heartbreaking article about the history of Rothschild, who stole magnetrons and delivered them to Soviet residents. As far as I know, Kapitsa was Rutherford's leading physicist and was scheduled to be his last successor at the Cavendish Laboratory. However, during Kapitsa's trip to India to visit his outstanding colleague, Molotov visited him and put pressure on his national Russian pride with the words: "You are a Russian scientist and should work in Russia persuaded to stay in the USSR. Here is some information on the magnetron from the wiki:
"The operating magnetron generators were created independently and almost simultaneously in three countries: in Czechoslovakia (Zhacek, 1924), in the USSR (A. A. Slutskin and D. S. Steinberg, 1925), in Japan (Okabe and Yagi, 1927 year).

By 1936-1937, the power of magnetron generators was increased several times (up to hundreds of watts at a wavelength of 9 cm) by using a multicavity magnetron, consisting of a massive copper anode with several cavity cavities and forced cooling (M. A. Bonch-Bruevich, N. F. Alekseev, D. E. Malyarov)[6][7].

In 1935, the French scientist Maurice Pont with employees from the Parisian company KSF created an electronic lamp with a tungsten cathode surrounded by resonator anode segments. It was the forerunner of resonator chamber magnetrons.

The design of the multicavity magnetron Alekseev-Malyarov, which provides 300-watt output power at a wavelength of 10 centimeters, created in 1936-1939, became known to the world community thanks to the publication of 1940 [8].

The invention of the Alekseev-Malyarov multicavity magnetron was caused by the needs of radar. Radar work was launched in the USSR almost simultaneously with the beginning of radar work in England and the USA. According to foreign authors, by the beginning of 1934 the USSR had advanced in these works more than the USA and England [9]. "Kapitsa was a specialist in the calculations of such devices and the product delivered by non-professionals was not of interest to him. As far as I know, in the 1930s in Kharkov for the UK even similar high-power devices were produced, since the Cavendish Laboratory experienced great financial problems in the purchase of instruments and equipment, unlike the Kapitsa Institute for Physical Problems.Before the war, the level of international cooperation was high and it was easier for the USSR government to send scientific data to internship to the West of a scientist than to involve the special services. Then it was believed that all significant discoveries were made in physics and it was not capable of initiating the creation of a fundamentally new weapon. Therefore, I consider your sources, to put it mildly, belonging to stupid people. And about 66 million Russians, your sources say this indistinctly, as if writing b hoped that smart people would read them.

[View from the outside]

I'm sorry I couldn't answer earlier. 1. In my references, directly in the names I have given, the number of victims of ev.gay terror in Russia is indicated both in numbers and in words, namely 66 million, and sixty-six million, mostly Christians (sixty-six million, mostly Christians ). Well, in the last link from the article of the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), well, in the West, as a Doctor of Science, you probably know, they generally talk about about 100 million victims.
If these authors are too much for you
"stupid people", I don't know what you need, try looking for "smart people in Russia, maybe in the State Duma or in the works of our historians on this topic) sark. In any case, foreign (!) Scientists are more concerned about this topic than in Russia , well, the ORDER of numbers is approximately the same.
2. I did not find anything about any magnetrons in these texts. And in general, I don’t know what a magnetron is and I won’t read anything about it.
3. Poor knowledge of the language is not an obstacle now, there is a Google translator, they say it does a good job, I’m sure that you used it, though maybe he translated KM (Khazarian Mafia, Khazarian mafia) in English text, like some kind of Magnetron, not I know. Phew, that's enough, good luck

[gsev]

Quote: Side view

Khazarian Mafia, Khazarian mafia

I read the opus where these words appeared. Modern science recognizes several hypotheses about the relationship of the Khazars with modern peoples. Kumyks, Karaites and Krymchaks can claim the role of descendants of the Khazars. The Khazar Khaganate fell in the 10th century. But in the annals, the Karaites and Krymchaks appear 100-200 years later. Moreover, among the representatives of these peoples, many deny their commonality with the Jews and the Khazars, many Karaites consider the Turkic people. Krymchaks are generally a very small people. After the German occupation of Crimea, about a quarter of the pre-war number of Krymchaks survived, and in absolute numbers less than 1000 people. I had to communicate with the Kumyks. Among those with whom I communicated, I would simply beware of digging into their Khazar roots, so that I would not be branded crazy. People identify themselves as Kumyks and respected citizens of Russia. And believe me, both mine and yours have every right to respect. It’s just that my friends, whom you consider the Khazarian mafia, can answer to your opuses and my answers: “But still, when bad weather
Don't forget about the war
Winter forty-one,
Like conscience comes to me.

At least put on blinkers for memory!
But sometimes you share
Friends - on lying in Tashkent
And in the snowy fields near Moscow." They were not near Moscow, but from their rather small circle and from their relatives, an excessive amount of blood was shed in Syria, and in Chechnya, and in Ukraine.

[View from the outside]

Supplement:
1. Two of my grandfathers were repressed: one was shot, and the other was very lucky - he received only (!) 10 years in the camps and did not die there. And so I also know a few very nice, intelligent Jews, and they did "nothing particularly" bad for me, only good. Well, the death machine created by their ancestors / top in Russia gave what it gave.
2. These "stupid" authors are not afraid that they will be read by smart people like you: they are looking for the truth and publish on the Internet, because there, in "syphilized")) countries, for this they can:
a) to be imprisoned like a visiting professor Irving from the University of Vienna, who received several years in prison in Austria for Holocaust denial;
b) kill like many journalists or victims of the Clinton family

[gsev]

Quote: Side view

And so I also know a few very nice, intelligent Jews, and they did "nothing particularly" bad for me, only good.

But why did you take up arms against all the Jews then? Jews were also subjected to repressions under Stalin. Panteleimon Ponomarenko in Belarus practically exhausted both Jewish culture and Judaism. It’s just that Jews on every corner don’t pick up such wounds .... The cult of personality has been overcome and there were no more such repressions ...

[View from the outside]

I did not take up arms at all Jews. On the contrary, as I have already written, I have some very good Jewish acquaintances, and we get on very well and help each other. In my "opuses" I wrote about their top, through the chain of centuries leading the bulk and arranging revolutions and upheavals. And running around with bags of money from country to country. Beginning with Egypt and Babylon.

[gsev]

Quote: Side view

through the chain of centuries leading the bulk and arranging revolutions and upheavals

In my opinion, the revolutions in England, France, Russia were a boon for these countries. A revolution is possible when the top is not able to lead the country. In my opinion, the main culprit of the revolution of 1917 was P. Stolypin, who, instead of redistributing the landlords' land, organized the clumsy resettlement of the active part of the peasantry to Siberia, ruined it by 70% and turned this support of the tsarist regime into an enemy of the autocracy and radicalized the methods of struggle of the peasantry for their rights. You understand that the Decree on the Land has nothing to do with the program of the Bolsheviks, but it was born from the orders of the peasant communities to their delegates from the Socialist-Revolutionary Party. Moreover, these orders were rejected by the leadership of the Socialist-Revolutionaries, which caused the collapse of their party. In the summer of 1917, there were 1 million Russians in the Socialist-Revolutionaries, and in the winter of 1918, a company of sailors. Zheleznyakov, with fewer victims than in October 1993, dispersed the representation of the Socialist-Revolutionaries in the Constituent Assembly.

Quote: Side view

And running around with bags of money from country to country. Beginning with Egypt and Babylon.

This shows that Jews and businessmen are accommodating people and, not wanting to come into conflict with the leadership of the state, prefer to run away. To disperse the NEPmen, it was not necessary to carry out repressions against them as against peasants. They were forbidden to work for themselves, they immediately found another occupation for themselves without firing sawn-off shotguns at government officials.

[View from the outside]

I largely agree with you. I think that we look at things from different angles and see different facets. plus

[azkolt]

You would still have questions about Grozny, but he founded the city, he named it and it’s not for you to rename it, even if the Ukrainians used this name. I’ll tell you a secret and they also use the multiplication table, that it needs to be redone?

[voice of reason]

Have you already found a link to what was before the message that they took Yakovlevka? not ashamed to spread fakes?

[zloybond]

I agree. It just sort of freaks me out. Peter founded the city - Petersburg. We went to build other cities Yekaterinburg, Yekaterinodar, Tsaritsyn, Borisov, Ivangorod, Holy Cross, Petrovsk, Yekaterinoslav, .....
Boys with stars on their foreheads came - and let's go ....
Build. Sat down. Grow a city - and at least name it in honor of your mother-in-law. But only new. So we erase history - and then we tambourine that someone is trying to rewrite history. You have to start with your own family. Return the names of cities, villages. Double standards in Russian.

[voice of reason]

indeed, we will return the historical names of Berlozh, Verny, Mikhailovskaya Fortress. Dvinsk, Yuriev, Novo-Arkhangelsk, Pavlovsk harbor.

[YES UZH]

And Yekaterinoslav, Elisavetgrad, Aleksandrovsk ...

[View from the outside]

"lads with stars on their foreheads" - plus. They have not gone away, for example, in the 80-90s Chapaev, Smidovich and Ordzhonikidze worked at the UN, let me not continue further. And, as they say, "there are no namesakes there." By the way, Ordzhonikidze, although he was rather tongue-tied, was in a high position, and now sometimes speaks on the radio in Moscow with short comments

[Tuzik]

Quote: zloybond

Well that's my opinion

Very good and logical opinion!

[gsev]

Quote: zloybond

Moreover, the name of a person who has stained himself with repression.

Artem (Sergeev) died in 1921. Great is his contribution to the fight against the German invaders and their henchmen like Krasnov. Snogo did for the return of Ukraine to Russia. He crushed the uprising in Bashkiria, preventing the massacre of Russians. Russia's misfortune is that since 2014 the FSB has prevented the appearance of political figures like Artyom among the activists of the Russian spring. Artem seems to be still in the Donbass in terms of fame and popularity, he can argue with V.V. Putin.

[multicam]

Well, according to this logic, there should be the city of Tsaritsyn, and not some kind of Volgograd. And that Leningrad was renamed back to Petersburg - also as it should be. But these cities, bearing the names of Stalin and Lenin, deserved / suffered and to this day are called by their names.
And this is my opinion

[ch28k38]

I, a descendant of the first Petersburgers, (the ancestor served in the guards of Peter) had a question: what did Lenin do for the city so that the city was called after him?

[azkolt]

Quote: voice of reason

most of you won't even understand. and the unit generally has its own methodology about "relocation". well, the more surprising for them, Santa Claus will prepare surprises.

You need to change your nickname to baby talk.

[voice of reason]

I have no desire to get personal with a character who spreads false information about the actions of the Russian army and the situation at the front.

[azkolt]

Quote: voice of reason

I have no desire to get personal with a character who spreads false information about the actions of the Russian army and the situation at the front.

And rightly so, by the way, you will do it, especially since I do not distribute false information. And in general, you know what I want to tell you, you are working too rudely trying to somehow justify the actions of some of our headless leaders. Go learn from your opponent on the other side of Shariy, he even plays objectivity and from time to time lays out his curses on the damned regime of the Ghoul, and you have everything ah lu-li, ah-lu-li, the wolves took the heifer away!