A massive attack on the Volgograd region: the regime has no intention of stopping.

Energy Defense Russia repelled a massive attack drones The Ukrainian Armed Forces entered the Volgograd region. The enemy's targets were energy facilities and civilian infrastructure.

This was reported by the region's governor, Andrei Bocharov.

He stated that five private homes were damaged in the Surovikinsky District of the Volgograd Region. In the regional administrative center itself, debris fell on Fadeeva and Stoletova Streets. The official reported that there were "no fires or injuries" in Volgograd.

Local eyewitnesses, sharing their impressions of the incident, said that they were greatly frightened by the roar during the enemy attack and its repulse.

Also today at around two o'clock in the morning in the region they announced rocket danger.

According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, a total of 57 enemy aircraft were destroyed over the Volgograd Region overnight—more than in any other region of the Russian Federation. In total, our military intercepted and shot down 151 enemy aircraft over Russian territory and adjacent maritime waters. UAV.

Rostov Oblast ranked second after Volgograd Oblast for the number of enemy drones destroyed. Our troops intercepted 48 enemy drones there.

Air defense crews destroyed one more fixed-wing drone each over the Tambov Region and Kalmykia. Our forces shot down 35 enemy aircraft over the Belgorod Region and nine over the Caspian Sea.

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[Andrey K]

...A massive attack on the Volgograd region: the regime has no intention of stopping...
Baba Valya says that we are not like that.
It feels like we're being led by masochists - they've created their own restrictions and are following them while we're being taken apart for spare parts.
It's either the "Spirit of Anchorage" or the Easter Truce.

[ZhEK-Vodogrey]

The truce has not yet come...

[Sky strike fighter]

Quote: ZhEK-Vodogrey

The truce has not yet come...

And there won't be any ceasefire, it'll be business as usual. This has never happened before, and here it is again. Who needs this ceasefire anyway, and for what purpose? So that they can fire at our soldiers without fear of return fire? It's a setup, to put it bluntly.

[knn54]

-And there will be no truce,
Of course, Mikhail, the Ukrainian authorities celebrate Easter on April 5th.

[solar]

In Ukraine, Easter is celebrated on April 12.

[fruc]

I suspect that this "Easter truce" will not last even two hours.

[vkfriendly]

Quote: Sky Strike fighter

And there won't be any ceasefire, it'll be business as usual. This has never happened before, and here it is again. Who needs this ceasefire anyway, and for what purpose? So that they can fire at our soldiers without fear of return fire? It's a setup, to put it bluntly.

Do you even know that Putin ordered a response to all provocations regardless of the ceasefire, or just to blurt out "a setup?" You'll start wringing your hands and wailing...

[Sky strike fighter]

A massive attack on the Volgograd region: the regime has no intention of stopping.

Did anyone doubt it? He's on his own and won't stop until he's forced to stop.

[Kotofeich]

An extremely dangerous unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) belonging to the Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF), known by the names "Martian-2" and "Hornet," has appeared in the Russian border region. This was reported by the Telegram channel "Molot Vedm," which is associated with the "Ghost of Novorossiya" project.

According to project specialists working with electronic warfare (EW) systems and drones, the weapon poses a threat to the Russian rear, as it can be used both during the day and at dusk, and is virtually undetectable until approaching. "This is an extremely dangerous UAV: ​​it's difficult to hear, undetectable by detectors, flies deep into our rear, and is resistant to EW," the project's authors assert.

[Sergey Novikov_3]

Establish the assembly site, the location. And destroy it. It doesn't matter where that location is. Even if it's in Europe.

[topol717]

How do these drones get to Volgograd? They fly through the LPR/DPR and Rostov Oblast. What is our Ministry of Defense doing while it's flying?

[Sky strike fighter]

Quote from: topol717

How do these drones get to Volgograd? They fly through the LPR/DPR and Rostov Oblast. What is our Ministry of Defense doing while it's flying?

The Ministry of Defense is, of course, countering UAVs. But UAV technology is advancing, and so is their scalability. According to official information, a total of 151 enemy unmanned aerial vehicles were destroyed overnight. Of these, 57 were shot down over the Volgograd Region, which was one of the main targets of the attack. Forty-eight UAVs were destroyed over the Rostov Region, and another 35 over the Belgorod Region. Additionally, nine targets were intercepted over the Caspian Sea at night. One UAV each was destroyed over the territories of Kalmykia and Tambov Regions, respectively.

On the night of Friday, April 10, Russian regions were subjected to a massive attack by aircraft-type unmanned aerial vehicles. According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, air defense forces destroyed over a hundred targets in several regions of the country. The most intense strikes hit the Volgograd, Rostov, and Belgorod regions. ... Some reports indicate the possible movement of drones at low altitudes along the Volga River. ... In the Belgorod region, houses, cars, and administrative buildings were damaged. Many were injured, and one was killed.
"In the village of Nezhegol, a drone strike killed a soldier from the Orlan unit, wounding two of his fellow soldiers and a 15-year-old girl. Eight people were injured in a drone strike on the Belgorod-Shebekino highway, including four Orlan unit soldiers. In the city of Shebekino, a man was injured in an FPV drone attack on a business. Another man was injured in a drone attack on a truck," said Belgorod Region Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov.

https://warpages.ru/tragicheskaya-noch-na-10-aprelya-vsu-rasstrelivali-mirnyh-rossiyan.html

[Silver99]

Bryansk took a beating today: four houses were completely destroyed, 15 were damaged... Why arrange an Easter truce when Easter in Ukraine already passed on April 5th? I'm so tired of this peacefulness, when people are dying, the very ones for whom the country's leaders exist.

[bug120560]

Silver99, the whole problem is that, according to the leadership, the people of Russia exist for their sake, and they exist for themselves and those whose names appear on the Russian Forbes list.

[vkfriendly]

Quote: Andrey K

...A massive attack on the Volgograd region: the regime has no intention of stopping...
Baba Valya says that we are not like that.
It feels like we're being led by masochists - they've created their own restrictions and are following them while we're being taken apart for spare parts.
It's either the "Spirit of Anchorage" or the Easter Truce.

And it seems you didn't read the rest, you just decided to jump around, we were betrayed, and so on...

[kenig1]

The rotten smell of Anchorage.

[Russia2014]

...most likely traitors and saboteurs... Only "they" can destroy a country...

[Murmur 55]

They write that they used Neptune missiles in the Bryansk region and there was also destruction and casualties.

[oleg-nekrasov-19]

There are casualties in the Bryansk region, and civilians are dying daily in the Belgorod region, but apparently people have become accustomed to this. In the Volgograd region, the Tikhoretsk-Volgograd oil pipeline, which supplies oil to southern Russia, has been seriously damaged. I don't know what will have to happen to finally take action to destroy the Kyiv regime and the entire Ukrainian energy sector.

[Personal opinion]

Quote: oleg-nekrasov-19

There are casualties in the Bryansk region, and in the Belgorod region, civilians are dying every day.

What are you talking about? What destroyed buildings and dead somewhere in the Bryansk region, etc. What Ust-Luga or Novorossiysk? What fighting and where with thousands of people killed every month?
Everything is fine and normal here in Russia. Everyone envies us and comes here to hang out, dance, and have a great time. To enjoy life.
On December 29, 2025 (not 2021), President Putin signed a decree to hold the World Festival of Youth and Students in Yekaterinburg from September 11-17, 2026. Applications have already been submitted from 175 countries. The expected number of festival participants is at least 10. Meals, accommodation, and internal logistics are free for participants. Travel to Yekaterinburg is not free for everyone; there are quotas. Funding for the WFYS comes from the Russian Federation state budget and local budgets.
What war?

[Silver99]

Missiles were fired at Bryansk. Okay, they say UAVs are hard to detect, but the air defense is supposed to catch the missile, or there isn't any.

[Peter1First]

The enemy has long been adept at destroying our air defenses with their drones. They're particularly successful at this in Crimea, but apparently elsewhere as well. They're also possibly wary of the AGM-88 Harm missiles launched by Ukrainian aircraft, which have been destroyed 10 times. It's possible that the air defenses have been moved further away from the LBS.

[rocket757]

Do you know anyone who has an air defense system that catches everything, always?
This, by the way, does not justify those who have been undermining our power for a long time, both military and otherwise...
Just stating the obvious, no one can win, or even completely protect, from defense!
About the fact that we need to decisively do this and that... but what exactly and how decisively, do you know?

[fuel oil]

Maybe we can learn something useful from Iran? Well, besides "shaheeds." Said and done, for example, instead of becoming "an artist, an analyst, a master of words."

[rocket757]

A sensible point, but unfortunately, for us everything is... different.
Whether this is good or bad is a rhetorical question that many rush to answer, but such answers are of no interest to anyone, not at all...

[fuel oil]

Here are people who are more or less thoughtful, but they can't figure out what's going on, where, why, and how this is happening. There's a certain cumulative effect of fatigue from events among this segment of the population (the thinking ones). Those living in the south and west are thinking about how to save their lives and the lives of their loved ones, and those living in the northwest and the Volga region are gradually joining them. It seems there was a glitch somewhere in the previous plans.

[Good Evil]

A massive attack on the Volgograd region: the regime has no intention of stopping.

It's no secret that the regime has no intention of stopping. We read confirmation of this every day. But what is being planned to stop it?

[Vladimir_2U]

Quote: Good evil

But what is supposed to be done to stop it?

Have red lines already been proposed?

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Vladimir_2U

Have red lines already been proposed?

And red, and brown, and green, etc., it didn’t help.
The Kremlin needs to change its mindset.

[Leshy1975]

Quote: Good evil

A massive attack on the Volgograd region: the regime has no intention of stopping.

It's no secret that the regime has no intention of stopping. We read confirmation of this every day. But what is being planned to stop it?

In my spare time, I read the Telegram channels of some citizens who position themselves as true patriots—fundraising for the SVO, criticizing the actions of certain government agencies, and the like. These people seem well-known and say intelligent things, judging by their comments taken out of context. Well, I think they definitely know what needs to be done to end this whole mess with the strange name of SVO on acceptable (at least this way) terms. I even asked the channel owners a direct question in the chats— How should victory in the Central Military District be achieved despite the actions and decisions of the Russian authorities? Specific actions? Well, what can I say? The intellectual prowess of the LOMs makes me want to cry. So what needs to be done to win? Well, first of all, my direct question is being ignored, with the exception of the author of the Mine Division channel. True, he also said he's already answered this question several times in videos. And that's it, he didn't provide a link to such a video, despite my request, but it's possible that this person really is suggesting something like that. But judging from the texts of some LOMs, the situation is as follows: the Russian President is being undermined by his enemies, they want to remove him (for this purpose, they're deliberately cutting the cow and Telegram channel, and other such obscenities), therefore, to win, we all need to... unite around the National Leader. So, checkmate to Russia's enemies. So. Relax, we're in a deep, hopeless hole (there are four letters, but the word is different), why get nervous in this situation? Essentially, everything has already happened - the objectivity of the process is much more important than our personal wishes and aspirations.

[Silver99]

I've read your lengthy text and want to share everything you've already thought up and how effective military action is being conducted... Look at Iran: they're attacking both the aggressor and their sponsors and allies, and surprisingly, it's working without the "hazelnut" or the smell of Anchorage.

[Leshy1975]

Quote from Silver99

I've read your lengthy text and want to share everything you've already thought up and how effective military action is being conducted... Look at Iran: they're attacking both the aggressor and their sponsors and allies, and surprisingly, it's working without the "hazelnut" or the smell of Anchorage.

Well, this isn't Iran, is it? Or do you seriously believe that the current Russian "elites" are ready to perish like the Iranians? Personally, I don't believe that Putin or Valya Matviyenko are ready to follow in Khamenei's footsteps, and I don't think the rest of the Deripaskas, Abramovichs, and Shoigs are ready either. Let's summarize: to win the SVO, we need concrete steps, namely, replacing the leadership of the Russian Federation with that of the Islamic Republic of Iran, so that we can do the same, am I right?

[Russian_Ninja]

The ideas of NOD are alive and well.

I also encountered such ideological representatives in groups. But for some reason, they preferred to fight with skaters and their accomplices. They even changed their nicknames so they wouldn't be tracked.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Leshy1975

How should victory in the SVO be achieved despite the actions and decisions of the Russian authorities? Specific actions? So what?

Defying the authorities? Is this some kind of joke? Even dual power won't help here. The only solution is to change the government.

[Leshy1975]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

Quote: Leshy1975

How should victory in the SVO be achieved despite the actions and decisions of the Russian authorities? Specific actions? So what?

Defying the authorities? Is this some kind of joke? Even dual power won't help here. The only solution is to change the government.

So, I agree that victory in the SVO is impossible under the current government. That's why the question is framed this way, and that's why the LOMs prefer to ignore it. The answer is too frightening; few want to take responsibility and the heat. But then the next question, even more frightening (and I say this with full responsibility), is how are we supposed to change this government? Let's not even talk about elections... they're long dead, we won't bother with exorcisms. If you decide to answer, be extremely careful in your wording, because we're treading on thin ice, like Strelkov and others.

[Hypertension]

Quote: Leshy1975

So I agree that victory in the SVO is impossible under the current government.

What does "victory in the North-Eastern Front" actually mean? Are there any specific criteria? Geographic, ideological, economic, or something like that. Everyone interprets this "victory" in their own way.
In the American-Israeli-Iranian conflict, everyone seemed to be the winner.

[Leshy1975]

Quote: Hyperion

Quote: Leshy1975

So I agree that victory in the SVO is impossible under the current government.

What does "victory in the North-Eastern Front" actually mean? Are there any specific criteria? Geographic, ideological, economic, or something like that. Everyone interprets this "victory" in their own way.
In the American-Israeli-Iranian conflict, everyone seemed to be the winner.

In my view, there are two approaches to defining the formula for victory in the Central Asian War. 1) The formal approach. That is, the goals stated by the Russian leadership at the very beginning. If you recall, denazification, demilitarization, and the like. 2) In my opinion, the more objective approach is whether Russia's position will improve or worsen after the end of the Central Asian War, in the foreseeable future. P.S. Based on the experience of the Idlib agreements, which I directly wrote in the comments on VO that it was an axe over Assad's head, I favor the second approach. Although it is clear that it is based purely on logic and is also not without its flaws, in the form of so-called Black Swans, which are impossible to predict in advance. Well, maybe the Yellowstone volcano in the United States will erupt and that's it, the hegemon will be finished, and history will take a completely different course. Then there's the arrival of Martians, another unpredictable factor...

[Hypertension]

Somehow, the arrival of the Martians seems like the most realistic option for victory, given the current state of affairs. As they said: our "victories" are their "defeats."

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Leshy1975

- How can we change this government?

No way. The time of revolutions is a thing of the past, elections (?), we know what that is.
Therefore, our destiny is to follow our leader wherever he leads us. For there is no other way, only worse. Rus' has known good rulers, some mediocre, some downright bad, and yet it has endured.

[Leshy1975]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

Quote: Leshy1975

- How can we change this government?

No way. The time of revolutions is a thing of the past, elections (?), we know what that is.
Therefore, our destiny is to follow our leader wherever he leads us. For there is no other way, only worse. Rus' has known good rulers, some mediocre, some downright bad, and yet it has endured.

I categorically disagree here. Following a leader who, I'm sure, is leading his followers to the slaughter—no, that's beyond me. I will still seek other options. If not for everyone, then at least for myself and my loved ones. For example, Belarusian citizenship. There are no guarantees, of course, but it's still a chance. And I'll write someday about the steps that, again in my personal view, will allow me to exert pressure on the authorities through relatively legal means. Why relatively? Simply because in today's Russia, what is legal and what is not is decided by a specific official, not the Criminal Code.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Leshy1975

Well, at least the citizenship of the Republic of Belarus.

No, no, I will not change my citizenship(?) for anything, not for any promises.

[Aag]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

Quote: Leshy1975

How should victory in the SVO be achieved despite the actions and decisions of the Russian authorities? Specific actions? So what?

Defying the authorities? Is this some kind of joke? Even dual power won't help here. The only solution is to change the government.

...If you are not a provocateur, take care of yourself!
A direct article... After all, the Duma members are constantly thinking and caring about the well-being of those under their charge. Look, they're considering a four-day workweek (so that workers don't overexert themselves), and they're concerned about the safety and health of their voters. They prevented the spread of bird flu (in the Irkutsk region, they culled some chickens and ducks—it worked—they're taking on cattle in the Novosibirsk region...).
I don't see any light at the end of the tunnel.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: AAG

.. If you are not a provocateur, take care of yourself!

I'm not calling for it. It's like a way out, but it's impossible.
"Power is only worth something when it knows how to defend itself" (V.I. Lenin)
And our government knows how to defend itself and has the right to do so.

[Aag]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

Quote: AAG

.. If you are not a provocateur, take care of yourself!

I'm not calling for it. It's like a way out, but it's impossible.
"Power is only worth something when it knows how to defend itself" (V.I. Lenin)
And our government knows how to defend itself and has the right to do so.

Sorry, this is the third time I've tried to write you an answer...

It's flying off....
I won't talk much about Slovenia. It seems many people don't like it...

[Stas157]

Quote: Leshy1975

To win, we all need to... unite around the National Leader.

For 26 years now, we've been completely united with the one who has no alternative. Everything for him! We even changed the constitution on the fly, and voted for him as expected... But for some reason, his actions have produced no positive results.

[Szerg]

The Easter truce is right, a Great Holiday! Two days won't solve anything.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

the regime has no intention of stopping

Sorry, but this phrase reeks of idiocy. There is a war going on, the enemy has not been defeated, why will he stop?!!!!

[Cyril76]

Well, our guys were raining down fire all night and morning across the Odessa region. It's unclear why so many people here are so excited about the "Easter truce." It was clear from the start that it was simply a sham...

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Cyril76

It's unclear why so many people here are so excited about the "Easter truce"

Can you imagine Stalin in 43 proposing some kind of truce in connection with the New Year, the Paris Commune Day, or Philatelist Day?!

[Huarabey]

Can you imagine, during Stalin's time, someone fighting for the country while someone else was wasting their time typing on the internet? What's with this stupid trend of always bringing up Stalin's time? Although, one could also recall what they did to alarmists and provocateurs during Stalin's time...

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Well, you wrote something stupid, I'm sorry.
First of all, what is the panic about?
Secondly, someone is working and not just rubbing their fingers.

[Huarabey]

You wrote something stupid when you started mentioning Stalin's time. The whole country was at war back then, and it was a different war than it is now. So many people here are screaming that everything is being done wrong, but when you ask how it should be done—the right way?—no one answers, everyone just sticks their tongues up their asses. Mostly just armchair strategists, and yet they're still trying to criticize.

[RostislavPushkarevVladimirovich]

Huarabey
(Alexander)

There are so many people here screaming that everything is being done wrong, but when you ask how it should be done - correctly? - no one answers, everyone sticks their tongues up their asses.

This has been written and discussed a thousand times already, both here and elsewhere. The answers have long been there, but no action has been taken.
Breaking logistics, strangling them financially and materially—that's the foundation of any war; you don't even need to be a general to understand it. And the Second World War would have been over long ago.
And how exactly? Build and restore factories and plants. And destroy the enemy's bridges, railway connections, and so on. Block the sea route to Odessa, etc. Encircle populated areas.
The question is why this is not done?
Here's a question for you: why isn't this being done by the Russian Federation?

[Huarabey]

What needs to be done isn't even a question. But the question of HOW to do it stumps all these "tacticians." How can we quickly disrupt the logistics of a very large country? How can we strangle it financially, materially, and so on?
And who told you that Russia isn't doing all of this? Are you dissatisfied with the speed? The scale? So, give me examples of who's doing it better than Russia, even under similar circumstances.

[RostislavPushkarevVladimirovich]

Huarabey
(Alexander)

How to quickly disrupt the logistics of a very large country?

Reinforcements come from three directions: Polish, Romanian, Hungarian, and Slovak rail and road routes, as well as a sea route to Odessa. If there aren't enough to destroy the routes and blockade, then it's logical to rebuild factories, design bureaus, and research institutes. To obtain more weapons.

How to strangle her financially, materially, and so on?

Do not trade resources, etc., with those who support the enemy.

And who told you that the Russian Federation is not doing all of the above?

It's been clear for a long time now. Lack of production capacity.

Are you not satisfied with the speed? the scale?

Any war consumes colossal resources, both material and especially human.
The sooner the war ends, the better.

scale?

Are you comparing the size of Russia and Ukraine? Who has more resources and potential?

Well, give examples of who does this better than the Russian Federation, while being in similar conditions.

There's already someone to compare it to; before, there wasn't. Iran, but Iran is in a worse position.

[Huarabey]

And factories and plants are being rebuilt to produce more weapons. But they don't just spring up like mushrooms, all by themselves. And that takes time.

Don't trade resources - there will be no money for the SVO.

That's exactly it—a shortage. In the 90s, the West was right to rush to destroy production in Russia; at least there was something left. Now we have to fight with what we have and what's being created anew.

That's exactly why they try to conserve human resources, and don't declare a general mobilization to bury everything with bodies.

There, it's no longer the resources of the outskirts that are in use, but those of the West. And the only resources available from the natives are personnel.

Iran can't be compared at all. Firstly, the war there is different—namely, an exchange of blows, without infantry action on the ground (unless you count Hezbollah); secondly, Iran doesn't have to liberate its own lands; and thirdly, Iran has the Strait, thanks to which it can seize the entire world by the throat. But the war in Russia doesn't make anyone feel any better or worse.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Warabey

Now we have to fight with what exists and what is being created anew.

Excuse me, but did you plan to start the company within one month?!!!
Since 15, there have been 8 (EIGHT!!!) years of development, but we still don't create much. I'm talking about the "Made in Russia" label because in 90% of cases, it's made, including the nameplate, at an unknown Chinese factory.

Quote: Warabey

And thirdly, Iran has a strait, thanks to which it can take the whole world by the throat

In exactly the same way, we could have tied the whole of Europe by the throat with the same thing in 22

[Huarabey]

And nothing was created during these eight years? Or are you simply confusing the concepts of "nothing" and "insufficient"? The SVO began not on someone's whim or according to someone's plans, but out of necessity.

Yes, yes. Of course. How exactly could Russia take Europe by the throat?

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Warabey

And nothing was created during these eight years?

objectively, list to the studio
So, for development purposes, a ban on sewing military uniforms from imported materials was introduced only last year.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Warabey

How exactly could Russia take Europe by the throat?

There's no point in even stealing it, I didn't ask for nothing, what do you do for a living?

[Huarabey]

Well, that is to say, there is no answer to the question. As usual, demagoguery is used.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

You were asked a DIRECT question

[Huarabey]

To my DIRECT question: "How exactly could Russia take Europe by the throat?" Instead of an answer, D. Demagoguery.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Just like Iran, I wrote this to you honestly.

[Huarabey]

And I asked you another DIRECT question: could Russia close the Strait of Hormuz, just like Iran?
In response, I received another dose of demagoguery.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Sorry, but I don't see the point in answering stupid questions. Everything was clearly stated in the post itself.

[RostislavPushkarevVladimirovich]

It's pointless. You stick to your opinion, and I stick to mine.
It will take you some time to realize what is happening.
From my point of view, the only way to save the Russian Federation is for the top leadership of the Russian Federation to gain intelligence or for aliens to arrive and intercede for Russia and the Russians.
There is actually another option, but it will be very bloody.
Belarus and a couple of other countries should follow the example.

[Huarabey]

I understand what's going on better than you do. And Russia doesn't need saving. Russia will get what it wants. It never ended well for anyone who tried to mess with Russia. And it will be the same this time.

[RostislavPushkarevVladimirovich]

Huarabey
(Alexander)

I understand what is happening better than you.

You know better.

Russia will achieve its goal.

I hope it will be so. I hope it will bring benefits to the Russian people, both socially and demographically.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Warabey

How to quickly disrupt the logistics of a very large country?

did you seriously ask this question ?!
Just three weeks ago, one country showed how to disrupt logistics for the entire world.

[Huarabey]

Are you suggesting that Russia also close the Strait of Hormuz, or what?

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Just out of interest, what do you do for a living?!

[Huarabey]

On the topic have something to say?

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

it's clear, at best the performer

[Huarabey]

I see. There's nothing to say on the topic.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Dear man, are you writing from a back alley by any chance? I wonder if the whole country fought, who sowed, plowed, and made tanks, and also if schools and much more were open.

[Huarabey]

My dear fellow, you seem to be writing from a back alley. This is what they called back then – "rear front" (rear support). Everyone who wasn't directly involved in the war worked to support it.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Once again, for those who confuse polite communication with rudeness, schools, kindergartens, restaurants, stores, and other places were open.
Now everyone works for the front either directly or indirectly. I print instructions for medical packages. Is that direct or indirect?!

[Huarabey]

(I'm writing you messages in the same vein as you. So, it's definitely not for you to talk about any rudeness.)
Are you seriously trying to prove that the situations are the same during the Great Patriotic War and now?

[solar]

or philatelist day?!

Philately Day was celebrated in the USSR from 1922 until the 30s. During the war, Philately Day was not celebrated.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

are you serious right now
What difference does it make whether it was celebrated or not?

[K_4]

You can rain bombs on everything. You can do it with a single fist, or, excuse me, you can smack one spot with your palm. Take the Odessa port. They keep raining bombs on it, but it's of next to no avail. What we need is to just throw them there en masse, with cannons and iron, in one powerful blow, to the point of pulverization, not just stroking it with single strikes.
And where are our enemy aircraft hunters? Why aren't those 57s hunting? They have a decent range, and the Ukrainians clearly don't have SAMs under every bush, if they even have any left to track aircraft. And you can play counter-battery games; that's how they used to do it, detecting launches and sending a gift right away. What's changed? Although I think contract pilots simply don't want to take too many risks, and the generals feel better about it, otherwise they'll be scolded for losses. But you can sit tight and save things until the enemy comes and takes away your treasured toys.

[Huarabey]

The Ukrainians are constantly getting worked up here—they're the ones in disguise. They need to try to undermine the regime, no matter what. Their masters understand that Russia can't be defeated without a change of power, so they're puffing themselves up here, straining their pants.

[ugos]

It's gotten a bit tough for you, "guards," even the Svetoch himself is being targeted, that's for sure, and your numbers are diminishing, people are getting smarter, but all you can do is lick him. He'll shit himself, and you'll lick him until you choke...

[Huarabey]

We'll survive. The main thing is that your tsipso-like flock won't achieve anything anyway. Your masters are stupid. They never understood the Russian mentality, and they still don't. Russia will achieve its goal, no matter how hard you try.

[ugos]

Well, yes, if they criticize your shit-stained Idol, then it's tsipso, but you don't get that Russians are just beginning to understand the rottenness of this regime. You're only focused on one thing: defending him under any circumstances. Offer me an acorn, how pathetic you are...

[Huarabey]

Who are they criticizing? The "Idol who shit himself"? Is this criticism? It's just a splatter of dermatitis from a blazing tame, not criticism. And don't try to speak for the Russians here, honest man. You'll never understand why you always get caught, you pathetic little idiots...

[Roman Efremov]

And we have an Easter truce… Just don’t bomb us, please, let the Great Geostrategist stand calmly with a candle, without running off to a bunker!……….

[reaper]

A gesture of goodwill?... After so many years of military action and casualties... I have a sobering, ice-cold realization: the 404th, with the help of the West, turned out to be no weaker than Russia. It managed to hold out and continues the war, escalating. And now our leaders don't know how to get out of it. Meanwhile, the situation continues to deteriorate: the pension fund has a hole of over a trillion, the budget has already been elected with a deficit, drones are proliferating in the regions, and long-range missiles have already begun flying. Goodbye!

[foxes]

The deaths of ordinary Russian citizens don't bother the Russian leadership at all. Therefore, there's no reaction at all. Only appeasement of enemies and "goodwill gestures." We live in two completely separate realities. The current elite's isolation from the people is perhaps unparalleled in Russian history.

[K_4]

Well, why shouldn't it matter? False Dmitry, for example... he was pandering to the West, ignoring the people. Nikolashka the Raven was shooting, romancing young ladies, while the troops were clashing at the front and shooting down protesters. True, neither of them ended up quite right.... Pavel, again, is a snuffbox.

[Olesya Lesya]

Not in two realities, but everyone lives in their own little world. Half the population doesn't care what's going on in the world at all, or in ours. People run around taking photos on their phones, some set fires, some actually work for the enemy. Basically, everyone always wants to earn a lot of money, work less, and eat sweeter. Capitalism. That's reality.

[rocket757]

Just repeating the obvious... it is IMPOSSIBLE to win or fully defeat someone through defense... these are not the times, any aggressor has different opportunities, and a serious aggressor, especially with "sponsorship", will have a ton of opportunities to harm ANY ENEMY.

[Volunteer Marek]

Yes, apparently, until the thunder strikes... for the upper ones..., they will not move.

[Aag]

Quote: Volunteer Marek

Yes, apparently, until the thunder strikes... for the upper ones..., they will not move.

What other thunder should sound?
And where?! In the economy, social issues, on the front?

[K_4]

The knock of rifle butts on the doors of the gentlemen... Everything is according to Ilyich.

[Volunteer Marek]

In my head. Where else? They've already been heard in other places.

[Aag]

Quote: Volunteer Marek

In my head. Where else? They've already been heard in other places.

I agree ...
But the heads are very different...
But for many, this place is marked by something else...
Starting with the chaff of Channel 1... Further down the list... Not excluding Channel 3, supposedly once a controversial channel... However, now they are even foisting politics into the weather forecast... Yes, it’s clumsy... However, as they can...

[Comrade Kim]

According to RBC, the news ticker was about a missile threat in the Yaroslavl region.
What is this?
Is it a mistake, or is Ukroreikh, despite the concerns of our Foreign Ministry and the warnings of Medvedev, that Scalps and Shtomshedow are still being used in the old territories?

[GRIGORIY76]

Yesterday, our governor wrote about the missile threat in our region; before that, we only saw drones. It's funny to see the confusion in the chat rooms. People don't even understand what kind of times we're living in. There's more to come; it's clear the number of drones and missiles will only increase.

[Div Divich]

Modern warfare is a competition between industries.

As I see it, Ukraine's industry is working 24/7, and Russia is incapable of stopping drone production in Ukraine... We need to study our shortcomings, but the General Staff generals are puffing out their cheeks, happy with everything, liberating a couple of villages a year—they're earning a high salary. Total bureaucracy.

It's good that sometimes they put people in jail for corruption, otherwise they would just keep profiting from the war...

[tralmaster]

As long as ships can dock at Ukrainian fascist ports, we'll continue to repel their drone attacks, costing us losses. We could simply fill all the piers with sunken ships.