Kyiv is holding an emergency UN Security Council meeting in connection with the Oreshnik strike.

Ukraine is urgently calling an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council; Kyiv wants to complain about Russia using missile The Oreshnik medium-range missile system was deployed in the Lviv region. This was announced by Ukrainian Foreign Ministry Director General Sybiga.

According to Sybiga's statement, Kyiv will press the point that Russia struck Oreshnik near the border of the European Union and NATO, which is extremely dangerous. They will also complain to Trump, all European "partners," and other international organizations, demanding that Russia be "punished," preferably by imposing new sanctions. Kyiv still hopes that the West will "crush" Russia, forcing it to admit defeat.

Such a strike near the EU-NATO border poses a serious threat to European security and is a test of the transatlantic community. We demand decisive action in response to Russia's reckless actions. We initiate international action—an urgent meeting of the UN Security Council, a meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Council, as well as countermeasures within the EU, the Council of Europe, and the OSCE.

Kyiv also continues to deny the attack on Putin's residence in the Novgorod region, which was the response to the Oreshnik attack.

Meanwhile, Zelensky, who spent half the night in his bunker calling all his European sponsors, has been suspiciously silent this morning. Apparently, he's preparing a new speech accusing Russia.

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[Lako]

Well, we need to break it in, somewhere far from the EU borders. Along Bankova Street, for example. And not with blanks, but with a decent charge.

[Metallurg_2]

No way. There's a deal with partners and a promise to the boss.

[marchcat]

Lviv is still Ukrainian, so we're pounding the territory of the Ukrainian Reich, and rightly so. As for their convocations, well... that's a far cry.

[fruc]

Kyiv wants to complain to Russia

You can repeat the procedure to consolidate the results. You can also file a complaint with the association of sexual minorities.

[Andrey Gladkikh]

The World League of Sexual Minorities, to quote O. Bender.

[Myths]

We are initiating international action – an urgent meeting of the UN Security Council, a meeting of the Ukraine-NATO Council, as well as countermeasures within the EU, the Council of Europe, and the OSCE.

They forgot to complain to the sports lotto.

[Ballnatrae]

And I thought decisions were made in London, Brussels, and the White House. Maybe we should hit them, not Bankova Street. And go nuclear right away, just to be sure, right? Or not? Hmm...

[ALCA056000]

In one film there is a question: "Uncle Petya, is that you?" Is the allusion clear?

[rocket757]

As follows from Sybiga’s statement, Kyiv will put pressure on that

. Should I really press?

[Reptiloid]

We need to put so much pressure on Zelebob and his buddies that their guts come out. That would be some pressure.

[rocket757]

The Greenies... these guys are smart and don't get into trouble, and if they get hurt, it's only a little, and they know how to get out of it.

[Reptiloid]

Quote: rocket757

The Greenies... these guys are smart and don't get into trouble, and if they get hurt, it's only a little, and they know how to get out of it.

There's a carving like this in the Hermitage, carved on some kind of fine wood. Several different people. It's like how gay Europeans in the Middle Ages tortured criminals in full view. And for those who didn't see it, they made this carving.

[rocket757]

It's not the Middle Ages now, but the ideological nature of Europeans is hidden at the genetic level and manifests itself periodically.

[Reptiloid]

Maybe they later removed this carving from public view. It's very impressive, though. It's not a large tabletop item. It folds out like a book, and inside are all sorts of horrors—writhing people. What was the purpose of this? Want to cry before bed? or raise children

[rocket757]

We will live in the present, and those horror stories from the past... well, this person is such a "rogue", he can create new horrors from the present, and in fact he already does.

[Reptiloid]

Do you understand? Victor! If they tortured people, their loved ones, for so many centuries, and then preserved their memory for posterity, then they are DIFFERENT and will never be kind to us. And they won't be kind to the Ukrainians either. They're a tool against Russia.

[rocket757]

Alas, they find or create useful fools, and then, after they've had their fill, they abandon them. Something like that.

[alexoff]

They say those horrors weren't carried out often, but they were very telling. Without those horrors, Europe was so utterly devoid of any real power that the Mexican cartels' primary operations would have seemed quite safe.

[rocket757]

Gayropa, to call/recognize a place as a Garden of Eden, a holy place... no no no, I won’t drink that much.

[alexoff]

Petrarch's savage Middle Ages gave way to a magnificent Renaissance—most of the Hundred Years' War had passed during that time, along with Charles V's sack of Rome, the Hussite Wars, persistent plague and smallpox epidemics, and even syphilis. And then came the Modern Age—the Swedish Flood, religious wars, an even colder climate, witch hunts—in short, a brilliant era that ended with the French Revolution. And you simply don't understand high art!

[rocket757]

Malevich's Black Square... an ordinary blot, which he gave a regular geometric shape... he could have drawn a chessboard, at least there would have been some benefit.

[Reptiloid]

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Gayropa, to call/recognize a place as a Garden of Eden, a holy place... no no no, I won’t drink that much.

Good afternoon, Victor! I heard on a podcast in the newspaper ZAVTRA (regarding the holy place) that in the Middle Ages, when humanism and piety were generally not prominent, the German Emperor himself was declared the Antichrist, a dragon, and the most sinful of mankind, for daring to storm Jerusalem without the Pope's blessing, and what's more, for negotiating with the Saracens (enemies of the Church, as they called it back then)! These were their own Catholics, and they even dared to attack the Emperor. So much for Victor, and Gayropa, and the attitude toward the Holy Land, and their outlaws.

[rocket757]

Gayropa... they sold indulgences there.
Just business, nothing extra.
However, dark times were everywhere... in Rus', a boyar paid a fine for a murdered commoner, and even then not always... it was, a time cannot be erased from history, a page cannot be torn out.
What they have, we have now... well, it's also different and not always fair, alas.

[Reptiloid]

Now the Pope seems to be pretending to be concerned about Maduro. Orally, at least. Let's see how these words continue.

[rocket757]

Ah, Papa, that very Papa... who is it, why and for what reason?

[Mazunga]

Maybe he meant to suppress a sluggish person there or to chase a snake and sharpen a goose's neck (who knows him when he comes)?

[rocket757]

Obviously, those guys have their own affairs, their own concepts, which have nothing to do with the high style.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: rocket757

As follows from Sybiga’s statement, Kyiv will put pressure on that

. Should I really press?

The beaten Ukrogopnik ran off to complain to the bigger gangsters. It seems to me that today's blow was a prelude to the actual sexual act against the Judeo-Ukies.

[rocket757]

If the enemy refuses to surrender, they must be... leveled to the ground. This is a rule that requires no proof.

[Alex F._2]

And he's actually thinking? Wow, I wonder what that is?

[Vasyan1971]

Zelensky, who spent half the night in a bunker

That's all? It's not enough. The disrespect is obvious!

[Penzyak]

VO writes:

Meanwhile, Zelensky, who spent half the night in his bunker calling all his European sponsors, has been suspiciously silent this morning. Apparently, he's preparing a new speech accusing Russia.

Sleeping. Tired.

[expert]

Which UN?
After the lawlessness in Venezuela and the Americans' statements regarding the operation they themselves carried out and their attitude towards the UN, the only place to complain is to the League for Sexual Reform, only there!

[alexoff]

Trump said where he saw the UN and what he was talking about, apparently Ukraine missed the news.

[expert]

About "what was the spit on?", I especially liked it!

[Roman Efremov]

That they struck, and close to NATO's borders, is good. They had an effect, but what was the effectiveness of the strike? Did Europe have serious gas problems? Only that will make them really think. Otherwise, it's nothing more than fireworks and another reason to blame Russia.

[aszzz888]

Roman Efremov
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That they struck, and close to the borders with NATO, is good.

I think this is also a hint to Europe about the thick circumstances.

[Carmela]

Quote: aszzz888

I think this is also a hint to Europe about the thick circumstances.

They don't understand hints. Only direct text.

[Karelian]

They don't understand hints. Only direct text.

They understand only direct action. But "Spirit and Letter" is not for them.

[Carmela]

Quote: Karelian

They don't understand hints. Only direct text.
They understand only direct action. But "Spirit and Letter" is not for them.

Yes, I didn't express myself clearly. You need to hit him in the face, and right away.

[Plate]

Europe won't get a problem with gas from this, but either nothing at all or a relief. After all, Europe has been pumping gas into Ukraine for a long time, not the other way around.

[alexoff]

Well, if Europe pumped gas at its own expense, and it burned up, then now it will have to pump more at its own expense.

[Plate]

If the gas infrastructure is destroyed, then Europe has a good reason not to pump anything else at all.

[alexoff]

This is also a good option - without gas, someone will have to make do or go west to warm up.

[alexoff]

The storage facility isn't holding gas from Ukraine to the EU; on the contrary, it's currently pumping gas from Europe. I wonder whose gas is this? Isn't it from the Turkish Stream?

[Evgeny64]

There's no point in expecting any real results, unless it happens over time, like with Yuzhmash. They'll say it's nothing serious.
We'll see if gas problems start in a couple of months. We're also interested in hearing the actual test results, but they'll try not to give them to us.

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

❝ Russia struck with "Oreshnik" near the border of the European Union and NATO, and this is very dangerous ❞ —

- It wasn't necessary. expand to the East ...

[Montezuma]

Quote: Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov

❝ Russia struck Oreshnik near the border of the European Union and NATO, and this is very dangerous ❞ —

— There was no need to expand to the East ...

Vladimir Vladimirovich, this is a precise formulation, you couldn’t have said it better.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Vladimir Vladimirovich, I think much more simply: if they are capable of complaining, it means our Aerospace Forces still have a lot of work to do.

[Shtilric]

They can complain to Sportloto, but it will be just as useless.

[zloybond]

Right after these complaints, at least another Oreshnik should have arrived, but only with a combat unit. The Ukrainian Reich needs to be depressed, we don't need depression—let the enemy suffer. And at the same time, let the Gayropians push the border further away from us.

[d ^ Amir]

Good-hearted day!!! There is no need for a warhead, there is plenty of energy in reserve when striking

[Ballnatrae]

The warhead on the hazelnut tree is most likely nuclear. I see many people really want to die either at the epicenter of a nuclear explosion, or from radiation sickness, or from starvation, or from cancer.

[Irokez]

In these turbulent times, when the hegemon has declared the UN useless, any action becomes normal, and the US is already practicing this. The main thing is to earn enough money for nuts, and they will arrive by rocket delivery. Order now; supply is limited.

[aszzz888]

Ukraine is urgently convening an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council. Kyiv wants to complain about Russia's use of the Oreshnik medium-range missile system in the Lviv region.

Like - What for us?

[Broad flag]

The news is not worth the letters printed about it.

[Incvizitor]

Apparently, they really did unleash all the gas, if the junta is yapping, maybe the SBU or something, but the Western pigs are silent, either they weren't hammered, or they're digesting it.

[Bersaglieri]

Is Zeliboba crying? Well, as usual.

[Sergei Viktorovich Korolev]

And what about us, the main question of the khokhlostan?

[novel66]

transatlantic community

What kind of animal is this?

[gribanov.c]

That's all well and good, yes, but it's more of a one-off, demonstrative action. It doesn't change the most important thing we lack: air superiority, the destruction of all air defense systems, and the knocking out of new ones as soon as they appear. Only then will aviation be able to fly freely over all of Ukraine and bomb as many targets as necessary.

[Montezuma]

Quote from gribanow.c

We don't yet have air superiority, destroying all air defense systems, and knocking out new ones as soon as they appear. Only then will aviation be able to fly freely over the entire territory of Ukraine and bomb as many targets as necessary.

This is a remarkably naive, kindergarten-level argument, completely devoid of any understanding of the real situation. Are you unaware of the scope of NATO's military aid? Can you even imagine how this could be practically accomplished—gaining air superiority by destroying all air defense systems? Do you know exactly how many of these different types of air defense systems (including man-portable) there are and where they are deployed? Describe your brilliant plan step by step; the General Staff will appreciate it.

[gribanov.c]

There's a way forward: further developing unmanned aircraft, upgrading Geraniums to fully-fledged unmanned aircraft, and ramping up their production to the level required in wartime, on assembly lines at just two or three assembly plants. We want them to have full online control, remote, individual, and capable of covering all of Ukraine, while simultaneously increasing their numbers, and then making them reusable and recoverable. And let's have 100 of them converge on every detected air defense system, approaching from different directions at different altitudes, attacking with precision missiles, then finishing them off with bombs, operating from altitudes inaccessible to MANPADS. Their losses are offset by mass production on an assembly line. Is our military-industrial complex no longer capable of this? What happened? And if a real major war breaks out, our military-industrial complex must be capable of far surpassing the described scenario, and in all types of military equipment, not just unmanned aircraft.

[Montezuma]

Quote from gribanow.c

...upgrading Geraniums to fully-fledged unmanned aircraft.... And let 100 of them immediately flock to each discovered SAM system

A wonderful idea, but one minor detail: how many "full-fledged combat drones" would need to be produced to cover not only the numerous air defense systems but also other, equally numerous targets? Even if the entire military-industrial complex were dedicated solely to drone production, how long would it take? Another project with a fantastical edge.

[gribanov.c]

How many "full-fledged combat drones" do we need to produce to have enough?

Military economics does not know the concept of "a lot" or "it won't work out", it knows the concept of "as much as is needed"

not only numerous air defense systems, but also other, no less numerous objects

After the destruction of the main air defense missile system, all manned aircraft, including the Su-25, 24, and others, can be launched, including to support ground forces, break through the front, advance... achieve the goals of the Air Defense Forces within a realistically visible timeframe.
If anyone needs it, of course.

[Evgeny64]

How are we going to destroy man-portable air defense systems? Right now, every soldier is a small air defense system, not very effective against drones, but very effective against helicopters and low-flying aircraft.
Bomb, like in Syria, from heights inaccessible to MANPADS?
Everything described is very good, but we still need to launch pink ponies, unicorns, so that everyone lives in peace, build the Death Star, fly to other galaxies, build a time machine...
It is not dreams that fight, but real soldiers and a real army supplied by a real economy.

Military economics does not know the concept of "a lot" or "it won't work out", it knows the concept of "as much as is needed"

But Stalin didn't know how it should be! He didn't have to cut tank costs, raise funds for airplanes, or issue arms production bonds. He just had to wave a magic wand and say, "Now the economy produces as much as it needs."

[gribanov.c]

Even if the entire military-industrial complex were to be set up

Avotvaz can be temporarily repurposed and loaded with orders, 24/7, 7 days a week.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Montezuma

Lay out your brilliant plan of action step by step

Well, this is just another wise owl who is only responsible for the concept.

[faterdom]

We don’t mind, let them complain, they have the right to.
We have the right to beat Oreshnik without warning, because he does not fall under such obligations, they have the right to complain.
We respect the rights of others and do not claim them in any way.

[kill the fascist]

Here we go! The epilogue: what about us?
Nebenza must be held accountable in the UN - and for all the good things!

[uralex]

such a strike near the EU-NATO border

The EU and NATO aren't particularly concerned about the systematic attacks on the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, but the consequences there could be more serious for them...

[Rus_battery]

The UN talks nonsense. We don't listen to them.

[Dilettante grandfather]

Meanwhile, Zelensky, who spent half the night in his bunker calling all his European sponsors, has been suspiciously silent this morning. Apparently, he's preparing a new speech accusing Russia.

Why are you picking on him?! He's sitting in the toilet, after Oreshnik... He's not going to give interviews to the media from the toilet, is he? Although... That would be the European, tolerant way...

[K-50]

Kyiv is holding an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council in response to the Oreshnik strike. Such a strike near the EU-NATO border poses a serious threat to European security and is a test for the transatlantic community.

From all the blah-blah-blah I realized: we're scared! Let's be scared together!

[tralflot1832]

The English and the French are not allowed to drink coffee in Lviv.

[HAM]

On a neighboring thread, some users reported damage to only 3 gas subscribers... That's precisely why the UN Security Council is meeting... A joke, and nothing more.

[IVZ]

Such a strike near the EU-NATO border poses a serious threat to the security of the European continent and is a test for the transatlantic community.

We need to repeat this immediately, preferably as close to these very borders as possible, and abandon the discussion, cutting off complaints and claims for material damage to the Russian Foreign Ministry, as fear of material damage does not constitute material damage. And add that this can and will be used against targets posing a threat to the Russian Federation, wherever those targets are located. Do not answer clarifying questions.

[nikniknik]

Well, not for the residence, but for the Belgorod region. It's just a shame: supposedly they're answering for the residence, but what about the innocent civilians killed, the elderly, the young, and children, for the electricity, heat, and gas in the Belgorod region, for the hellish life in Russia's new territories, for the old border territories, for the blown-up buses and ambulances, the murders of people and children in cafes on New Year's Eve, for the civilian deaths in Tatarstan, Voronezh, Cheboksary, Rostov, and so on and so forth?

[Karelian]

Ukraine is urgently convening an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council. Kyiv wants to complain about Russia's use of the Oreshnik medium-range missile system in the Lviv region.

It's not about Oreshnik, but about the Polish territory through which it landed. When it landed in Dnepropetrovsk, it was quieter.

[HMR333]

Is there nothing else to do at the UN?
There is a war going on, missiles and drones are hitting every day, and whether it's a hazelnut or a cheburechnik doesn't matter, it's a war!
What are you complaining about?
We are fighting, they hit us with a missile, this is some kind of surrealism!

[Earl]

Kyiv wants to complain about Russia...

...to the World League for Sexual Reform. Sportloto has already asked not to be disturbed.

[AK-1945]

All they can do is complain.

[alexputnik17]

As follows from Sybiga's statement, Kyiv will press the fact that Russia struck Oreshnik near the border of the European Union and NATO, and this is very dangerous.

What's wrong with Oreshnik?
It's perfectly normal for the entire Garden to supply lethal weapons to 404. And it's perfectly normal to kill civilians with them, too. But we don't like Oreshnik.

[alexputnik17]

Quote: Karelian

And in the Polish patrimony where it flew in. When it flew into Dnepropetrovsk, it was quieter.

That's normal.))) Let them get used to it. They write on their phones, discuss it on TV shows.
Christian Christmas fireworks in reverse for Satanists.

[olboop]

So the strike was quite effective, since they're rushing to complain. I hope we learn the outcome of this strike soon.

[duschman80-81]

It's become a pattern: as soon as Banderites in Ukraine get hit in the face harder than usual, they immediately run to their superiors and complain. This blow from Oreshnik was no exception.

[sgr291158]

So the attack was near the border and not beyond the border, what's there to shout about?