Japanese press: “Russia is transferring military equipment from the Kuriles to Ukraine”

Russian weapons deployed in the Kuriles in 2020 were removed from the islands, according to the Japanese press, having studied satellite images.

Rocket units equipped with S-300V4 anti-aircraft missile systems were deployed in Hitokappu [Kasatka] Bay on Ito Rofu [Iturup] Island

- says the Japanese edition of Kyodo News.

Now they are absent because, as noted in the press, they were transferred to Ukraine. It is stated that along with the air defense systems deployed in the Kuril Islands, military equipment located on Sakhalin departed to the front line: Tanks и artillery. Along with the materiel, troops are also being transferred to the conflict zone. Thus, an elite marine brigade based in Vladivostok is "participating in the special operation."

Troops and military equipment from the Far East, including the Kuriles and Sakhalin, are being transferred to the Ukrainian theater of operations

- Yu Koizumi from the University of Tokyo told the publication, referring to satellite images.

However, the photos themselves, on the basis of which he came to this conclusion, were not provided.

At the same time, the participation of units from the Far East in the NWO is not a secret. So, during the special operation, the 165th artillery and 71st anti-aircraft missile brigades (Belogorsk, Amur region), the 35th anti-aircraft missile brigade (Ulan-Ude, Buryatia), the 64th separate motorized rifle brigade (Knyaz- Volkonskoye, Khabarovsk Territory), the 155th Separate Marine Brigade (Vladivostok, Primorsky Territory), as well as air regiments: the 266th assault (Steppe, Transbaikal Territory), the 23rd fighter and the 277th bomber (both from Komsomolsk-on Amur, Khabarovsk Territory).

Comments

[AndreyKam_Z]

Common world practice. Remove weapons from the least dangerous directions to more dangerous ones (WWII, 1941, Moscow, Far Eastern divisions), wait until new ones are produced, it is necessary to close the western directions.

[Kote Pan Kokhanka]

Sooner or later, the war will end and the units will return to their place of permanent deployment. Moreover, they will have experience behind them, and it is worth a lot.

[Egeny]

And what's wrong with that ... they removed the S-300, deployed the S-400, and maybe the 500th
... again, the complex has been on duty for more than 10 years

[krot]

Don't rejoice, Japs! For you, in particular, Sarmat has risen to combat duty!

[Disant]

why should Sarmat be aimed at Japan in case of a threat ?? spend intercontinental missiles on what is nearby.
you won't save any hairs with you

[Ross xnumx]

Japanese press: “Russia is transferring military equipment from the Kuriles to Ukraine”

AND???
Is there an opportunity for an invasion? Or were they in a hurry to report to the American leadership?
Make sure Fukushima doesn't look like New Year's fireworks...

[IL-18]

The Japanese are even grateful to the Americans for Hiroshima-45 for the accelerated pacification. Well, everything is logical: conventional weapons will only lead to unnecessary casualties (apparently, due to Japanese gratitude, from Japan), respectively, they ask to use the atomic bomb immediately, without dragging out the conflict. Then why should we keep more troops there than we need?

[sgrabik]

The blow of one Sarmat is enough for these seismically dangerous islands to go under water.

[isv000]

Quote: ROSS 42

Make sure Fukushima doesn't look like New Year's fireworks...

Given the direction of the currents - towards the United States, for God's sake! You can salute, too!

[osp]

The question is not even where they shoot from, but what it gives.

The same S-300V4s are completely useless against those Ukrainian drones that attacked Pskov.
Even if they were discovered, then no one would shoot several dozen heavy missiles for such purposes - they are not intended for this.

To fight the Beavers, you need anti-aircraft guns or cannon weapons from combat helicopters.
But the main thing is to find them.
Therefore, mobile groups in pickup trucks with searchlights, Burdock radar and anti-aircraft guns will also not interfere.

[ALCA056000]

ABOUT ! One feels a military specialist-expert-adviser! Not like those who are in the headquarters and sit on the LBS. And how do they only fight stupid?

[osp]

Can you even imagine the use of missiles like SAM systems in urban areas?
The airfield in Pskov is located on the outskirts of the city. That's the point.

And if a missile from such an air defense system hits a house, it will inadvertently demolish half the entrance, or even more.
Or fragments of these missiles would fall on airfield parking with aircraft.
The damage could have been much greater.

Then, there were more than 20 drones. Can you imagine how many missiles had to be fired at them and what was the purpose of reloading this complex?
It is good for aircraft and ballistic missiles, but nothing more.

[sgrabik]

Yes, calm down, no one is going to use the S-300 and S-400 on Ukrainian UAVs, these are long-range air defense systems, against all types of aviation, operational-tactical and strategic missiles and large reconnaissance UAVs that only NATO has. But the F-16 from these anti-aircraft systems certainly will not be good.

[Sergey3]

Soon the F-16s will have to be knocked down with something, long-range cruise missiles. Yesterday, for example, Ukraine boasted that it had successfully hit an object at a distance of 700 km. However, no matter how much I searched in the news or in the cart channels, I did not find where they were shooting. In the European part of Russia, a continuous radar field is needed like air, but it is not there !!

[osp]

Only AWACS aircraft can provide a continuous radar field while on duty in the air.
All altitudes view, land and sea are also on their respective modes of operation.

[vlad svargin_2]

The same S-300V4s are completely useless against those Ukrainian drones that attacked Pskov.

However, you shouldn’t say this while sitting on the couch, because we are practically dealing with NATO and even more so:

Military chronicle reported massive aviation activity
North Atlantic Alliance near the borders of Russia.

In this case, there is no need to assume that only a drone attack is possible and this equipment in the western direction will also be very appropriate

[isv000]

Quote from osp

The same S-300V4s are completely useless against those Ukrainian drones that attacked Pskov.

It is not necessary to kill mosquitoes with a sledgehammer. But for the F-16, for example, long-range air defense systems will not be superfluous at all. Until now, in our country, basically, military air defense passed the exam, it was the turn of the country's air defense!

[Fitter65]

23rd fighter and 277th bomber (both from Komsomolsk-on-Amur, Khabarovsk Territory).

277 Mlavsky guards BAP from Khurba, this is not quite Komsomolsk-on-Amur.

[HAM]

In light of the active Japanese rhetoric, one can understand that the Japanese media are inciting their military to seize the "northern territories" because Russia has "weakened" its borders... there is no limit to impudence... and the Americans invented a cure for Japanese impudence back in 1945, in August...

[sgrabik]

I really hope that in our country this extremely necessary medicine is always ready for use to calm the especially violent and inadequate patients who believe too much in their impunity.

[isv000]

Quote: HAM

In light of the active Japanese rhetoric, one can understand that the Japanese media are inciting their military to seize the "northern territories" because Russia has "weakened" its borders... there is no limit to impudence... and the Americans invented a cure for Japanese impudence back in 1945, in August...

This time, no one will stop the creation of the Ainu People's Republic on about. Hokkaido!

[Enceladus]

And the Japs are already dripping ... drooling If anything, we always have a long arm in the stash.

[isv000]

Quote from Enceladus

And the Japs are already dripping ... drooling If anything, we always have a long arm in the stash.

Ours would, for starters, rein in their fishermen, for example, before the war. Close our waters for the Yaps and the Yakuza will tear their government like Tuzik a heating pad ...

[Thrifty]

I hope that there are enough forces left to defend the Far East of our country.

[Sergey3]

Ships can be dispersed to monitor the situation, but they will not be allowed into the Black Sea anyway.

[isv000]

Quote: Sergey3

Ships can be dispersed to monitor the situation, but they will not be allowed into the Black Sea anyway.

Well, to declare the water area from Vladik to the DPRK a zone of naval exercises with smoothly flowing schedules. A zone dangerous for navigation. And invite neighbors to show off in regattas ...

[KCA]

It’s easier than from the Kuril Islands, there’s nowhere to get the S-300B, well, at all, our whole army is fighting on the outskirts? If they really took it away, it means the S-400 or 500 is being transported, so the Japanese don’t relax

[Comrade Kim]

Quote: Sergey3

Soon the F-16s will have to be knocked down with something, long-range cruise missiles

That's right.
The supply of weapons to the ukrovermacht began with the rifle, immediately after the Istanbul visit of R. Abramovich.
Then it went on increasing.
A year ago, in the editorial office of the Listva publishing house, I.I. Strelkov said that things would come to missiles with a range of hundreds of kilometers.
So far, the West is fulfilling its promises, even beyond the plan.
Bandera will also have F16, no doubt.
And they will apply, possibly taking off from the territory of third countries.
Integrated, overwing tanks allow this.

Our military is doing the right thing, pulling everything they can to the west.

The only question is what will be regarded as a pretext for a strike on these aircraft.

Taking off from a Polish, Lithuanian-Estonian airfield, for example, or crossing a conditional red line, on the territory of Ukroreich, or crossing the "old" state border?

Let's hope that the vile attacks of Bendera UAVs on the Pskov region, from the territory of third countries, will help to make the right decision.

[Consultant]

Quote: Comrade Kim

And they will apply, possibly taking off from the territory of third countries. Integrated, overwing tanks allow this.

If they allow themselves this, then first Daggers or decommissioned Poplars with non-nuclear filling will go to the used airfields, as the first and last warning ... And then we'll see.

[KCA]

La, how many times I wrote, is it really not clear that the launch of an ICBM without advance notice to the United States can provoke a nuclear war? And if you warn, what's the point? They will warn you too. Do you think the U.S. early warning system is about nothing at all, and they won’t detect the launch? They have 10 times more early warning satellites than ours

[Consultant]

That is, in your opinion, bombing our troops and territories to NATO from their airfields and their planes is not a declaration of war, but hitting their airfield in response with one non-nuclear missile - does this mean provoking something there? I personally put a large zucchini on what they would think there in that case. And it is quite logical that they would rather think about not losing everything because of a couple of airfields punished by their own impudence.
But we can warn you, let the Poles (or anyone else) at the same time look at how they are protected by their leaky NATO air defense (as we have been told about this repeatedly for decades on TV), and scratch the back of their heads with a hoof, with the thought: “Is it worth continuing impudent?"

[zloybond]

Simply, with all the pros and cons, Shoigu has the right approach in that all the military personnel who are under his command have gone through military operations, proven themselves and smelled war. In this way, the majority of the Army will already have been shot at and know the matter not in theory but in practice.
Someone through constant rotation. Someone permanently. Putting on a uniform means dedicating oneself to service.

[voyaka uh]

"Shoigu has the right approach to ensure that all the military personnel under his command" ///
----
...fought in Ukraine. This is true. All combat-ready units have long been there.

[sgrabik]

But this is indeed the right approach, because an army that trains only in exercises and does not take part in real battles is not a full-fledged army.

[Aviator_]

Now they are absent due to the fact that, as noted in the press, they were transferred to Ukraine.

That's right, troops need combat experience. Where else can you find a range like this?

[Lynx2000]

Yu Koizumi from the University of Tokyo told the publication, citing satellite imagery

Well, if the whole "military expert" Koizumi Yu - the full name, reported such important information, then Western intelligence can be calm.

For reference, in Japan itself, Koizumi is not taken seriously, despite the fact that he positions himself as a specialist in Russia, allegedly married or was married to a girl from Russia (even 2 years of marriage with our girlfriend gives invaluable experience in understanding the Russian soul ):

"In 2005 he graduated from the Faculty of Sociology of Waseda University, Koizumi entered the university's graduate school at the Department of Political Science, in 2007 he received a master's degree in political science. In 2009, he joined the Information and Analysis Service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan as an analyst In 2010, Koizumi became a visiting researcher at the E. M. Primakov Institute of World Economy and International Relations of the Russian Academy of Sciences."

In the PPD 155 and 40 brigades of the KTOF MP, there is a l / composition and materiel, training and exercises are carried out, rotation of the l / composition.

[TermNachTer]

Well, why not? There they stand idle, and in Ukraine two divisions C - 300 B 4 are of considerable help.

[Hiller]

Trust the fabrications of Russia's age-old enemies - the yuppies??? The only (in structure) unit of the 18th Pulad is stationed on Iturup (Southern Kuril Islands). And Kasatka Bay is the main landing-accessible direction. In this bay, the Japanese squadron prepared for the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. It was from there that they set out for the attack. How and with what forces to carry out the tasks of the PDO (anti-landing defense) is not a dog's business for the leaders of Japan, who suffer from phantom pains after their defeat in World War II. There were T-55 tanks, they were taken out. Replaced with T-80s. There were S-300Vs. Whether they left, took out or replaced them is our business! And one of the former division commanders now commands a formation in the SVO zone. One thing is clear - the division will not be left without decent air defense systems.

[sgrabik]

It would not be too bad to place our Zircon hypersonic anti-ship missiles there, if the Japs, no matter what, still twitch to capture our Kuril Islands, then their ships will be quickly sunk, although something tells me that the Zircons are already there .

[TwilightElf]

There is zircon only in one place) and probably in a single specimen on Gorshkovo. and he is in the Northern Fleet))

[Vadim Topal Pasha]

In my opinion, the Japanese fools both his bosses and his readers. The worst option is not for the sake of self-promotion, but for the sake of removing the fear of the Japanese before the conflict with the Russian Federation.

Something, of course, was thrown. But it seems that he just inflates and creatively presents the facts. Well, approximately, like RosStat! /mockingly neighing/ :)

[Vadim Topal Pasha]

Quote: zloybond

Simply, with all the pros and cons, Shoigu has the right approach in that all the military personnel who are under his command have gone through military operations, proven themselves and smelled war. In this way, the majority of the Army will already have been shot at and know the matter not in theory but in practice.
Someone through constant rotation. Someone permanently. Putting on a uniform means dedicating oneself to service.

...all that's left is to send him and/or his superiors through the SVO - and with such a command we will "defeat any external, and if we're lucky, even an internal enemy!" (C) /laughs/ :)

[bone1]

So what? -You are narrow-eyed and the rest is enough for your eyes

[Yaroslav the Wise]

Aha! The S-300s were taken off duty. And the S-400 got up! Or do the Japanese doubt it? Or want to check?

[smart ass]

The anti-aircraft gunners performed well during the SVO