New anti-ship missiles help Kyiv strike Russian territory.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces have received new anti-ship missiles missiles The enemy has already tested these foreign-made missiles, striking the Sivash offshore oil and gas platform in the northern Black Sea on the night of April 6. According to Ukrainian sources, these are Swedish Saab RBS-15 anti-ship missiles.

Swedish mobile coastal defense systems equipped with RBS-15 anti-ship missiles have entered service with the Ukrainian army. There has been no official announcement regarding the transfer of these systems to Kyiv, but two years ago, the Swedes promised to supply Ukraine with a certain number of anti-ship missiles.

According to available information, the RBS-15 anti-ship missile has a warhead weighing approximately 200 kg and is GPS-guided. The missile also has an active radar seeker. The range of the RBS-15 missiles depends on the modification. The earlier RBS-15 Mk III has a range of 200 km, while the latest RBS-15 Mk IV Gungnir has a range of over 300 km. Furthermore, the latest modification of the missile has the ability to engage ground targets, effectively making it a cruise missile.

According to enemy public accounts, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have already used Swedish missiles to strike the Russian Sivash oil platform in the northern Black Sea, but there is no information on the results. Our Ministry of Defense has neither confirmed nor denied the strikes.

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[yuriy55]

New anti-ship missiles help Kyiv strike Russian territory.

It's silly to even wonder why the new Russian missiles don't hit Swedish production...
There in NATO they are no longer afraid of anything, although Ukraine is not even a state yet...

[g_ae]

Because, as Baba Valya said, we are the most respected and self-respecting country in the world.

[ZhEK-Vodogrey]

Quote: g_ae

said Baba Valya, we are the most respected and self-respecting country in the world.

Elderly Komsomol members believe in the spirit of Anchorage.

[Boris Sergeev]

What do Komsomol members have to do with this? The generals who died were Komsomol members too, so what?
Matvienko is a functionary of the “vertical”, who carries out all its instructions, or rather the instructions of “our strategic advantage”.

[Atheist]

What do Komsomol members have to do with this?

So this "utility worker" constantly tries to convince VO readers that the current leadership of the Russian Federation is the ideological heirs of the communists and Komsomol members of the USSR, although it is clear as day that they are antipodes.
It is worth remembering that V.I. Lenin, being a representative of the nobility, dedicated his life to fighting for the interests of the common people, although he could have lived in clover with his good financial situation and excellent education.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Atheist

This "utility worker" constantly tries to convince VO readers that the current leadership of the Russian Federation is the ideological heirs of the communists and Komsomol members of the USSR, although it is clear as day that they are antipodes.

To be fair, Grandma Valentina was a Komsomol member through and through. She'd risen through the ranks, um, and through the ranks. And her career ending would have been typical and wonderful. If it weren't for "democracy," which gave her the opportunity to go a little further.

[Atheist]

To be fair, Grandma Valentina is a Komsomol worker through and through.

What are you trying to prove? That there were opportunists in the CPSU and the Komsomol? No one disputes that. However, these individuals never personified these organizations, and were more of a black mark than ideological supporters.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Atheist

What are you trying to prove? That the Communist Party and the Komsomol were opportunists?

I don't want to say anything. I just recalled a fact from the biography of one of our political figures.

And yes, not everyone there was a P. Korchagin or Z. Kosmodemyansky. My generation was increasingly filled with future politicians and oligarchs; they sat in district and regional committees, building connections for the future...
And I never saw communists like E. Urbansky in That Very Movie or the Chairman in the film of the same name either. They probably died out by my time. Only future presidents and reformers remained.

[spectr]

Personally, I have a bad feeling that our current leadership is "laying down straw" for itself with this spirit of Anchorage, i.e., they are preparing to flee to the USA if a war between Russia and Europe starts in 27-30, which is now being talked about on every iron.
This is simply the only explanation why we are so groveling before Trump and why Peskov is talking such complete nonsense.

[WIS]

Quote: spectr

the war between Russia and Europe from 27 to 30 years, which is now heard from everyone iron

- Excuse me, do you have BOCH brand?

Quote: spectr

Why are we so groveling before Trump?

- Can I have a ticket to another show?

Quote: spectr

Peskov is talking absolute nonsense.

- What does your hydrometeorological center predict?

[spectr]

Why are we so groveling before Trump?
- Can I have a ticket to another show?

Of course

[Gavrilo Princip]

Who fled Russia on the day of the uprising? A major investigation.
The officials and top managers who fled Russia on the day of Prigozhin's mutiny may soon be publicly identified. The State Duma has launched a major investigation aimed at unmasking these "terrified patriots."

State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin was the first to draw attention to this problem. He recalled that when the Wagner PMC staged a military mutiny and marched on Moscow, many high-ranking officials immediately rushed to buy plane tickets to leave Russia and wait out the coup in a safe location.

We're not just talking about people who demonstrated a complete lack of patriotism by abandoning their country and their fellow citizens as soon as trouble began. We're talking about people in positions of power who are accountable to the people.

Volodin asked the Security Committee to determine who exactly attempted to flee the country and to make their names public. The specific punishment that awaits these "frightened patriots" has not yet been specified.

[spectr]

Мантуров тогда сбежал в Турцию. Когда вернулся, его наградили.

[Boris Sergeev]

She has a son in Italy, why does she need Belgorod?

[Terenin]

Quote: g_ae

as Baba Valya said

She's not Valya, but Valko...

[novel66]

She's not a woman, but
Another brick in the wall
Gena, the kindest

[Terenin]

Quote: novel xnumx

She's not a woman, but
Another brick in the wall
Gena, the kindest

Roma
as they say this is “…objective reality, given to us in sensation...”

[Panadol]

As I understand it, it's still too early to directly strike Sweden. But it's high time for the Saabs flying over the Baltic for target designation. If they start whining about a war with NATO, let them look at the Iranian strikes. They don't care at all. They're hitting minke whales. And, oddly enough, there's no World War III!
And in general, if there is a 3rd world war, it is in the minds of our top-level politicians.

[Havoc]

Quote: Panadol

As I understand it, it's still too early to directly strike Sweden. But it's high time for the Saabs flying over the Baltic for target designation. If they start whining about a war with NATO, let them look at the Iranian strikes. They don't care at all. They're hitting minke whales. And, oddly enough, there's no World War III!
And in general, if there is a 3rd world war, it is in the minds of our top-level politicians.

We're not in the same situation as Iran. The Strait of Hormuz is under Iranian control, but all the Baltic straits are under NATO control, as is the Baltic Sea itself. And if a conflict were to occur, how would we supply the Kaliningrad region or carve out a land corridor? And who came up with the idea of ​​building ports there, Ust-Luga? Strategic thinkers, after all. There's Murmansk and Arkhangelsk. We can forget about the Baltic Fleet, too, like during WWII. So, limited attacks on NATO territory won't work. But taking out everything standing and moving in western Ukraine is the solution. And this could very well be done from Belarus. It's time for Lukashenko to decide whether we're a Union State or to stop this nonsense. We've spawned a bunch of organizations like the CSTO and others, but they're useless, wasting a ton of money.

[WIS]

Quote: Havoc

So, a limited strike on NATO territory won't work. But taking out everything standing and moving in western Ukraine is the solution.

- Can I at least touch the gun's fore-end a couple of times?

[novel66]

It's silly to even wonder why such a heavy load reached its destination so easily. However, as always

[topol717]

Quote: novel xnumx

Why did such a heavy load easily reach the addressee?

For four years, cargo has been delivered by the thousands of tons. 15,000 tons of 155mm shells alone per year. And you're talking about a measly 20 tons of cargo.

[ag-85]

This is probably the most important question in essence, I assume that they are afraid of damaging the infrastructure, so that’s how it is.

[novel66]

One of the goals of military operations is precisely the destruction of infrastructure. This greatly helps

[Sky strike fighter]

According to available information, the RBS-15 anti-ship missile has a warhead weighing approximately 200 kg, is GPS-guided, and is equipped with an active radar seeker. The range of the RBS-15 missiles depends on the modification. The earlier RBS-15 Mk III has a range of 200 km, while the newest RBS-15 Mk IV Gungnir has a range of 300 km.

There's more to come. The Telegram channel "Witnesses of Bayraktar" notes a significant increase in the number of enemy loitering munitions targeting vehicles within a 100-kilometer radius of the LBS. "The enemy is combining cheap, mass-produced strike weapons with expensive foreign analogues. Anything that can fly and hit moving vehicles is immediately scaled up and deployed on the front lines. The installation of anti-drone nets on the Donetsk ring road is a clear sign that things are serious," the authors write. Countermeasures are needed.

Mini-industrial facilities for assembling "Ukrainian drones" are located in safe locations abroad. The Russian Armed Forces will not be able to destroy them.
"According to our source, Zelensky and the globalists have set a goal of launching 1000 drones per day as early as this summer. By the end of the year, the figure should approach 1500-2000 drones per day. This should weaken Russian air defenses and make the Kremlin more compliant/vulnerable," Legitimacy concludes. ... A source from the Ukrainian Telegram channel Legitimacy reports that the Ukrainian Armed Forces have increased long-range drone strikes because Kyiv and the globalists have increased the assembly of these drones abroad (Denmark, Poland, the Baltic states, and potentially Romania and Moldova, among others).
"Some drones don't even reach Ukraine, but fly directly from where they were assembled. This protects them from destruction in warehouses, assembly areas, and during transportation," analysts note.

https://k-politika.ru/ataka-na-novorossijsk-pod-udarom-admiral-makarov/

[Arkady007]

This means our General Staff has only one option left: to prepare for the surrender on Zelensky's terms by the fall, since there are no other plans.

[Sky strike fighter]

The General Staff needs to untie its hands before it's too late, otherwise this "we" thing will lead to Banderovites' fantasies about Ukraine reaching the Urals becoming reality. Ukraine owes a lot of money to the West, and if there's a chance it will expand, then everything it uses to expand will effectively become the West's property, as payment for Ukraine's debts. And the West will, no matter what, take back everything stolen and hidden in the West, no matter how much anyone tries to kowtow to them. Whether you're like them or not, they'll take it all anyway. There's no point in harboring any illusions here. Look how Abramovich was dispossessed in a flash. And the same will happen to anyone who, for some reason, still believes that this fate will pass them by, that they'll seem good and the West won't take anything. It will, of course, take it back when they're no longer needed. It's all so simple. We just need to stop deluding ourselves.

[Grancer81]

Was anyone else tying the hands of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, other than the General Staff itself?

[saigon]

The lack of will and readiness to retaliate is the primary reason why missiles are hitting Russia. Everything else is just a matter of detail: we're not like that. The spirit of Anchorage is just that, and it binds both hands and will.

[knn54]

Yes, some people are clowns by profession, and some are clowns by vocation.

[Atheist]

It's stupid to even wonder why the new Russian missiles don't hit Swedish production.

A very strange premise. Let's assume, with a high degree of probability, that Iran uses Russian- and Chinese-made weapons in a war against the US and Israel. I haven't heard any calls in the West to strike factories in Russia and China.

[Personal opinion]

The difference is that they're not striking our overseas bases on the other side of the world, but our cities and strategic enterprises. If we, for example, use our missiles, guided by our specialists and satellites (from Cuba or Mexico during their war with the US), to strike major American cities from there (imagine such audacity on the part of the Kremlin), do you think they'll send us any calls?

[Grancer81]

Well, you really wrote some kind of non-science fiction novel...

[Grancer81]

There are no calls for action in Russia because Russia is already being hit.

[Atheist]

There are no calls for action in Russia because Russia is already being hit

Do you really not see the difference or are you pretending?
The US and EU are attacking Russia with a third party—the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Russia is attacking the US with a third party—Iran. To attack the EU, you need a third party—a country with which the EU is currently at war. Isn't that clear? Or do you want to fight the US and EU directly?

[Grancer81]

I see that they are attacking Russia. I see that they are killing my compatriots. And I see that there is a danger for my children and grandchildren. And I see that someone somewhere is sitting and whining.

[ptt]

Quote: Atheist

Russian and Chinese production. I haven't heard any calls in the West to attack factories in Russia.

You probably all overslept, the calls ended long ago, now they are flying to Russian factories, including defense ones (Bryansk to help with British missiles).

[Alexander Shcherbakov]

We don’t have time to deal with military issues; we have constant conferences, presentations, launching something, etc., etc.

[Wildcat]

It's silly to even wonder why the new Russian missiles don't hit Swedish production...

Because the Swedes have nearly a hundred Gripens and Meteors, AWACS, tankers, and reconnaissance aircraft in the Air Force; five submarines and nine corvettes in the Navy. The ground forces aren't interested; they won't get there right away.
Plus the military industry, which produces everything from infantry fighting vehicles to fighter jets, but in peacetime.
Is it clear what will happen to the Baltics in this case?
Or again, the whole bet is on the "nuclear loaf" that will be feared?
By the way, for those who forgot, Sweden is in NATO.

[NordOst16]

American production is more problematic, that's where we should start.

[Malynets_]

Because the houses in Spain and the ranch in Miami are in the way... and the bills... they've been hitting us for five years now... and... kind uncles... from abroad consider our thieves to be Fabergé... so we write to Sportloto...

[Nexcom]

Scandinavians are bastards. If not this way, then that way they screw things up.
They let migrants in (according to their own statistics, it's already more than 35% of the population there), the migrants make fun of them with crime and other things - but no, the Swedes are trying to screw us with this too. I hope the migrants bend them over and leave them there like that.

[Evgeny_Sviridenko]

That's true, though Norway seems to have fewer migrants. Breivik caused quite a stir there back then, and the authorities got the hint...

[Nexcom]

It's the opposite in Sweden—migrants do whatever they want, and if you touch them, they'll immediately accuse you of intolerance and fire you. And the sentences they get are minimal. The latest in Swedish idiocy: a migrant wasn't even given a prison sentence for wear and tear! A Swedish judge ruled that the migrant's rape wasn't brutal enough to warrant a prison sentence. Wow!
He limited himself to community service for some number of hours. LOL!
It looks like a veiled invitation - rape is allowed and should be done "gently but forcefully" (c) - and nothing will happen for it.

Serves the Swedes right! I don't feel sorry for them. They scraped this together for themselves...

[rocket757]

Unfortunately, Western sponsors have stocked the Kukuevites with a wide variety of weapons...
It's difficult to resist all this, but there are no other options.
And again, returning to the fact that only "ours, after all, at the enemy airfields...", everyone understands that passive defense is important, necessary, but... we must win, destroy the enemy, there is no other way.

[Terenin]

Quote: rocket757

It's hard to resist all this,

That's what I think.
On one side of the confrontation is Russia, on the other - Ukraine and Europe (with the Baltics).
What will change for the worse for us if Russia destroys critical infrastructure (and life support systems) in the West? Nothing will change! The West, through Ukraine, is striking us head-on with all its military might.
Will the West catch up with its manpower? No. Manpower is of little use in the back end now because of the kill zones. Everything turns into mincemeat in an instant. It's who saw it first that matters.
That is, even if we ship missiles to Europe and destroy their economy, Russia will still have one enemy left.
But for Europe, everything will change dramatically, and for them, it's depressing. Iran has demonstrated this so clearly that even a fool can see it.
It's a mystery why Putin and Matvienko can't understand this.

[Boris Sergeev]

If, say, your relatives lived in NATO countries, owning multi-million dollar real estate there, you would quickly understand everything.

https://xn--b1agapfwapgcl.xn--p1ai/villa-v-italjanskom-gorode-pezaro-gde-zhivet-syn-spikera-soveta-federacii-valentiny-matvienko/

[Terenin]

Quote: Boris Sergeev

If, say, your relatives lived in NATO countries, owning multi-million dollar real estate there, you would quickly understand everything.

https://xn--b1agapfwapgcl.xn--p1ai/villa-v-italjanskom-gorode-pezaro-gde-zhivet-syn-spikera-soveta-federacii-valentiny-matvienko/

I don't trade a soldier for a field marshal. The film epic "Liberation" by I. Stalin

[Boris Sergeev]

You may not be changing, but a third party in the state sees nothing wrong with her son being in a potential enemy country. And higher-ranking officials see nothing wrong either.

[rocket757]

"The giraffe is big, it knows better"... is there any justification for this thesis?
There is a lot of controversy, but again, as long as decisions are made at the top, all the talk, beating around the bush, is about nothing.
The ruling theme is holding steady and there is nothing strong against it.
Now the question... well, what else is there to ask? It's all happening again and again...

[saigon]

Probably age, what else can we assume?

[albert]

Quote: Terenin

It's a mystery why Putin and Matvienko can't understand this.

The answer is simple: it's all about money. Stolen and exported to the West, oil and gas profits, and relatives with real estate are plentiful there.

[Terenin]

Quote: albert

Quote: Terenin

It's a mystery why Putin and Matvienko can't understand this.

The answer is simple: it's all about money. Stolen and exported to the West, oil and gas profits, and relatives with real estate are plentiful there.

Even simpler. Frightened by war, the capitalist economies, fused together like a dog and a bitch, locked in a fierce battle.

[WIS]

Quote: Terenin

On one side of the confrontation is Russia, on the other is Ukraine and Europe (with the Baltics)

- have the parties to the conflict not been properly linked together, or have I missed something?
Yes, there are all sorts of freaks behind the outskirts, but Russia has never suffered from loneliness and I dare add: a significant part of pro-Russian Ukraine was, I hope, and is with us.

Quote: Terenin

That is, even if we ship missiles to Europe and destroy their economy, Russia will still have one enemy left.
But for Europe, everything will change radically, in a way that is depressing for them.

Quote: Terenin

Iran has demonstrated this so clearly that even a fool can understand it.

Quote: Terenin

Why can't Putin and Matvienko understand this?

[Terenin]

Quote from WIS

Have the parties to the conflict been linked together inappropriately, or am I missing something?

It's all simple. If you don't have any gadgets.
No matter how many opponents (enemies) there are in front of an experienced fighter, he maneuvers them into one column and always has one “brother-in-arms” in front of him.

[Irek]

So we will destroy these systems along with the Swedish personnel, there are no Ukrainians there, due to genetic stupidity.

[novel66]

Well, no need, there was plenty of high-tech production there.

[Flooding]

Quote: Irek

due to genetic mental retardation.

A quote from Hitler?

[drags33]

The Iranians would have launched a couple of missiles at the Swedes long ago... as a warning... But we're not like that - we'll turn the other cheek... Sad...

[yuriy55]

Quote: drags33

But we are "not like that" - we will turn the other cheek... Sad...

There's no need to be sad - (almost) two terms are ahead... And it's not your own cheeks that need to be turned...
This is not about “you need to strike first” and not about “a dagger and a watch”...And on The Bible There is no need to swear by the Constitution...
Vile, mean, disgusting... and bitter from my own powerlessness...

[Carlos Hall]

All signs point to a deteriorating situation. Urgent action is needed. Attacks must be concentrated to inflict maximum damage, not scattered indiscriminately. The primary targets are the most valuable assets, which must be permanently disabled or destroyed. At the same time, the offensive pace must be restored to at least last year's level. The energy grid, grain exports, and factories are the primary targets.

[novel66]

Transport. Bridges! BRIDGES!!! Ports - no ship must enter there.

[Uncle lee]

Quote: novel xnumx

Transport.

And the connection! The connection needs to be cut! All of it!
Roma!

[novel66]

Volodya! Are you suggesting to knock down starlinks?

[Uncle lee]

Quote: novel xnumx

Are you suggesting to knock down starlinks?

I propose! Peresvet is hiding somewhere, but we have some smart guys who will figure out how to deal with this... If only there was the will and the desire!

[eon eon]

bucket of bolts to low orbit!

[eon eon]

The tunnels should have been sealed yesterday!

[fuel oil]

For whom are these the main goals? Judging by what's happening, everyone's goals are different.

[Ivan№One]

And remember how in 22 all sorts of experts (with an 'zh') assured that:
A) The Europeans won’t dare to supply anything serious?
B) Isn't it scary that everything in the entrances will be destroyed?

[novel66]

Why is everyone so upset about the attacks on our territory? We have the SVO, with its limitations and obeisances, while they're simply fighting, trying to inflict the greatest possible harm on the enemy (us).

[alexputnik17]

striking the Sivash offshore oil and gas platform in the northern Black Sea on the night of April 6.

What is the result? I assume the platform has been mothballed? Perhaps our Garant landowners will push for more serious steps at the World Cup? I suspect that due to the "danger" to the 404, shipping along the 404 will be stopped. How? It doesn't matter at all.

[APASUS]

Maybe it's time for an anti-ship missile to fly to Zelensky's mansion on Bankova Street?

[wladomir]

That more and more weapons would appear on the outskirts was clear to everyone except our top brass. It was written everywhere and repeatedly that prolonging the so-called "SVO" and relying on deals was a dead-end strategy for our top brass. And that's exactly what we're all seeing now.

[AK-1945]

@#$%^##@ Putin went to look for a red marker.

[Ball]

It's time to summon the Swedish ambassador to the Russian Foreign Ministry with a warning to "tighten up Stockholm a bit." The British and French only needed one warning – and nothing has been heard about "StormShadow" since.

[Maks1995]

Well.
One thing can be said.
All sorts of media outlets, experts, and officials—who insisted that the West would abandon Ukraine, wouldn't supply anything, had weakened, would steal everything, and there wouldn't be any drones, etc.—have profited handsomely from the Russians, sold lies with impunity, and apparently continue to do so, with other fairy tales (like Kadmi).

Well, whoever said anything against it, from those famous and respected in their time, is sitting (Strelkov), dead (Prigozhin).

In reality, we use Iranian and Chinese drones, Korean artillery, and infantry. Only a naive hypocrite would claim that the Ukrainians can't use Indian and NATO shells, Chinese and European drones, missiles, air defense systems, and so on. Warehouses around the world are littered with all sorts of junk, and the military-industrial complex is happily counting its profits.

[Ball]

Quote: Max1995

We use Iranian and Chinese UAVs, Korean artillery and infantry.

No need to bullshit. We produce medium- and large-sized UAVs ourselves, in quantities that everyone else can only dream of. EVERYONE uses small UAVs (we've already completely localized a significant portion of our production, while our enemies are 100% dependent on handouts and procurement). The nonsense about "Korean artillery and infantry" made me laugh out loud; there's no point even commenting on that nonsense.

[Maks1995]

No need to talk trash + lie + distort other people's comments, Myachik.
I don’t have a single word that we “don’t do anything ourselves.”
As an example, the use of Chinese parts has been documented by everyone, including the USA. There are tons of articles online.

[Kamalov]

We need to follow Iran's example. It turns out that all of Europe is very afraid of Iran and doesn't even give the Americans permission to use its territory, or even its airspace.
Russia itself has stated that if a country supplies weapons during military operations, that side becomes a party to the conflict—then the conclusion follows: it must be eliminated so that others know what such actions will lead to.

[ptt]

It's getting more and more interesting, and not in a good way, in the SVO. Well, shall we expect the same, only nuclear-powered? Guarantors, wake up! It feels like this is happening not to mighty Russia, but to a banana republic.

[WIS]

Swedish missiles were used to strike the Russian oil platform Sivash in the northern Black Sea, but there is no information on the results. Our The Ministry of Defense does not confirm striking, but does not deny it.

and what about Vladimir Lytkin?
The "pathos" of the article's title prompted me to go inside, where, ultimately, I was shot on the spot by the master.
Why do I need an article?

[WIS]

______
PS: It seems like they're reviewing international virtual games here.

[Ignatius555]

All of this is transported via Ukrainian railways, which we absolutely cannot disable (even disrupt travel) because civilians use the railways. And the fact that our civilians are already being killed as a result of strikes by this railway-transported equipment from Ukraine is little taken into account. We could take Israel as an example: they declare that tomorrow we'll bomb Iran's railways, and that's it. Then Iran should take action and stop transporting civilians tomorrow.

[Goldmitro]

The Ukrainian Armed Forces have acquired new foreign-made anti-ship missiles, which the enemy has already tested by launching strikes on the Sivash offshore oil and gas platform in the northern Black Sea on the night of April 6.

Another "gift" from the West has arrived on the LBS for our supporters. grind incoming Western weapons precisely at the LBS, suffering losses instead of being destroyed at the port or at delivery points on the Ukrainian border! And how much is this a costly strategy for us will continue, because Western supplies of weapons, ammunition, etc. are constantly flowing freely to the LBS and are only increasing7

[Sergei Fonov]

The Swedes aren't fighting us; they've simply deployed missiles that are hitting our cities. We could just fire our missiles back, but we won't fight them either.