The enemy's attack on Simferopol claimed human lives.

The enemy has been attacking various regions of Russia for 24 hours straight, using hundreds of drones daily. As a reminder, since the beginning of this week alone, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense, more than 1100 enemy UAVs have been intercepted.

On the night of June 4, the Ukrainian Armed Forces launched an attack on the Republic of Crimea. Simferopol was attacked. The head of the republic, Sergei Aksyonov, wrote about the dead and injured. Here's his post on the channel:

As a result of an enemy strike on non-residential buildings in Simferopol, three people were killed and seven more were injured, according to preliminary reports. Emergency services are working at the scene. I express my deepest and most sincere condolences to the families and friends of the victims. I wish a speedy recovery to all those injured.

Aksyonov did not specify which non-residential buildings were hit.

Sevastopol was also under enemy attack. Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev:

In Sevastopol, the military continues to repel the attack of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Defense and mobile fire teams. More than 20 UAVs were shot down in the area of ​​the Northern Side, Streletskaya Bay, and Inkerman.

Crimea wasn't the only enemy to attack on Thursday night. Air defenses intercepted UAVs in the skies over the Voronezh region. Explosions were heard in Borisoglebsk, which has been under periodic enemy attack recently.

Governor Alexander Gusev reported an immediate UAV threat in the Rossoshansky, Buturlinovsky, and Ostrogozhsky districts.

Ранее rocket The danger was declared in the Lipetsk region.

Let us recall that the head of the Kyiv regime, Zelensky, who continues to travel freely not only abroad but also throughout Ukraine, yesterday threatened Russia with new attacks, making it clear that military and financial aid continues to flow steadily into Kyiv.

Comments

[ASSAD1]

I'm afraid we'll get used to this news over time. And some people don't react anymore, especially if it doesn't affect them personally.

[Terenin]

Quote: ASSAD1

I'm afraid we'll get used to this news over time. And some people don't react anymore, especially if it doesn't affect them personally.

Yes, that's the nature of the human psyche. Otherwise, it'll be a stroke, a heart attack...

[jovanni]

Quote: ASSAD1

I'm afraid we'll get used to this news over time. And some people don't react anymore, especially if it doesn't affect them personally.

Well, yes, there’s a certain Ryabkov who’s ready to fight forever...

[seamen2]

*I'm afraid we'll get used to this news over time. And some people don't react anymore, especially if it doesn't affect them personally.*

We're getting used to it. We observed this raid from the control room. Without raising our voices, we discussed the shooting down of Ukrainian drones. The air defense is working well.
We're really getting used to it. There's still some nervousness, but the feeling of dread of the approaching night in the evenings is gone.
Moreover, the raid involved not only drones that fly along a set trajectory, but also those that *circle*. These are controlled, they are more dangerous.

[Konnick]

The causes must be addressed. The main reason is free supply of Ukraine by sea, air, and land. A naval blockade must be declared; it's a softer and more effective measure than using nuclear weapons. And, of course, all Aerospace Forces must be directed toward disrupting land routes with Europe. It's truly astonishing that various leaders are freely coming to Kyiv...we can't or don't "want" to...

[Stas157]

Quote: Konnick

A naval blockade must be declared

For this we need a fleet.

[Per se.]

Quote: Stas157

For this we need a fleet.

From a conversation with Professor Igor Ostretsov (nuclear physicist).

This is all a hoax. Stop supplying energy there, and the war will be over in three days. All of Ukraine will come crawling here. The first fact is that all Ukrainian equipment runs on our gasoline and diesel fuel, meaning organic fuel from Russia. All of Ukraine's nuclear power, and a lot of it has been preserved there since the Soviet era, is located there; they've built more nuclear power plants than anywhere else. Nuclear power generates approximately 65% ​​of their electricity.
All the uranium is ours. Shut it down, stop the supplies. If you open the internet, it says Hungary could destroy Ukraine in a matter of days by stopping its organic supply. Hungary gets everything from us, meaning all of Ukraine's energy is simply ours.
I always ask, if Stalin had been offered energy supplies when Hitler was experiencing an energy shortage and told he'd have to pay us marks for it, what would Stalin have done with that man? And our Minister of Energy was asked, "You supply electricity to Ukraine, right?" Yes, we do, but only as long as they pay.
So this war has been going on for four years. Look at the theater of military operations, all along our border. But during the real war, Hitler reached Stalingrad in two years, and in the next three, we reached Berlin. And here we've been marking time for four years.
Host: Who benefits from this? Why do you think this is happening?
(0:03:44) The main problem is the energy shortage. Chubais clearly stated at the Davos forum that at least 5 billion people must be exterminated in the near future. There's no energy, consumption is growing, including per capita. We need to shut things down. Europe needs to be shut down first, because their average per capita consumption is very high. That's why this whole Europe-centric drama is being played out. I'm constantly getting messages from many European countries now saying they already understand all this. Excellent. That they're simply trying to shut them down. They've brought in migrants. When the lights go out, a terrible massacre will begin. And no one is to blame.

[Ivan Vasilievich 282]

Stop supplying energy there and the war will be over in three days.

The whole of Ukraine will come crawling here.

Hungary could destroy Ukraine within days by stopping its organic supply.

A worthy chutzpah for 2022, but not relevant today.

[Dmitry Rigov]

He wrote nonsense about uranium: Russia primarily enriches it, while Kazakhstan, Canada, Africa, and so on mine it. Ukrainian nuclear power plants buy Swedish nuclear fuel. And we can't touch those nuclear power plants either, otherwise we'll have retaliatory strikes against ours.

[Per se.]

Quote: Dmitry Rigov

He wrote nonsense about uranium.

Why is it that nuclear power plants primarily use enriched uranium, which Sweden also purchased from Russia (TVEL Fuel Company, a subsidiary of Rosatom). Everything is still murky and complicated. Who is selling or reselling what to whom?

Russia's uranium sales to the United States continue, with revenues expected to increase this year compared to last year. Putin said Moscow has already received the same amount from Washington for deliveries in 2025 as it earned in 2024—$800 million.

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[nik-mazur]

Quote: Per se.

From a conversation with Professor Igor Ostretsov

"It's a disaster when a shoemaker starts baking pies..."
In general, it seems the professor has gone nuts, which is not uncommon among people close to science:

One of the authors of the hypothetical NRT energy concept... Claimed that the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami were a test of an underwater nuclear explosion... that the tsunami... and the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi disaster were caused by an artificial nuclear explosion staged by the United States to shut down Japanese nuclear power plants and subsequently extract uranium from them, which American nuclear power plants began to need... that the 1986 Chernobyl accident was staged deliberately in the interests of the United States. He also claimed that a similar disaster was planned at the Leningrad Nuclear Power Plant in 1975, but the reactor explosion failed... Propagandist of the moon conspiracy theory

[Per se.]

It seems you're a more advanced expert on both pies and boots. Ostretsov, a professor and nuclear physicist, primarily spoke about global energy, including nuclear energy. I don't think he understands anything about it. You should familiarize yourself with the topic first, rather than harping on "conspiracy theories." However, who is "activating" for what topics is nothing new; it always involves, to a greater or lesser degree, rudeness and, inevitably, demagoguery.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Per se.

Острецов, профессор, физик-ядерщик, и, в первую очередь говорил про мировую энергетику, в том числе и ядерную

Да? В каком месте вашей пространной копипасты физик-ядерщик говорит про мировую энергетику? Метёт пургу на уровне диванных экспертов – если не подписывать авторство, то не отличишь от местных комментаторов.

Цитата: Профессор Острецов

Это всё кино для дураков. Перестаньте поставлять туда энергию, и война кончится за три дня. Вся Украина приползёт на пузе сюда ... вся украинская техника ездит на нашем бензине-солярке … во времена настоящей войны в течение двух лет Гитлер дошел до Сталинграда, а в течение следующих трех лет мы дошли до Берлина. А тут четыре года топчутся на месте … Чубайс же совершенно чётко сказал на форуме в Давосе, что в ближайшее время надо уничтожить минимум 5 миллиардов человек … Навезли туда мигрантов. Когда погаснет свет, начнётся жуткая резня

На этом форуме чуть ли не на каждой странице по несколько таких комментариев – не иначе сплошные физические профессора пишут.

[Per se.]

Вы не вырезку читайте, и не одно интервью. Игорь Николаевич Острецов, советский и российский учёный, доктор технических наук, профессор, специалист по ядерной физике и атомной энергетике. Всего хорошего.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Per se.

Вы не вырезку читайте, и не одно интервью

Что вы предложили, то и прочитал.

Quote: Per se.

Игорь Николаевич Острецов, советский и российский учёный

Один из множества.
И к слову говоря, в академической среде ещё с до интернетных времён бытует мнение, что учёный, который лезет на телевидение, перестаёт быть учёным. Поэтому я предпочитаю учёных, который книжки пишут.

[Couch analyst]

As events in Iran have shown, a navy is not needed to declare a blockade.

[Stas157]

Quote: Couch Analyst

As events in Iran have shown, a navy is not needed to declare a blockade.

The situation in the Strait of Hormuz is fundamentally different. The narrow neck of the strait is only 33 kilometers wide, easily exposed even to artillery fire and easily mined.

[aybolyt678]

Quote: Stas157

It can be shot through even by artillery and is easily mined.

SO, to achieve this, they need to shoot and mine, and not just at the strait but also at the bases. Iran has simply moved from words to action. We should also abolish the term "SVO"; it severely ties the hands of our leadership.

[Couch analyst]

Iran began by declaring a cessation of shipping through the strait, and after that, rarely did any Anglo-Saxon or frog-like bastard dare venture there without permission. As for military and technical measures to enforce the declared blockade, Russia has greater capabilities than Iran.

[Konnick]

Quote: Stas157

Quote: Konnick

A naval blockade must be declared

For this we need a fleet.

And what's the Aerospace Forces for? If we block it with the navy, we'll be left without a Black Sea Fleet altogether.

[Dmitry Rigov]

To use the Aerospace Forces, you need to suppress the air defenses, and to suppress them, you need to be a technologically advanced power without Western sanctions, like Israel, for example.

[Konnick]

Quote: Dmitry Rigov

To use the Aerospace Forces, you need to suppress the air defenses, and to suppress them, you need to be a technologically advanced power without Western sanctions, like Israel, for example.

Why do we need such Aerospace Forces if they can’t suppress air defense?

[Nastia makarova]

The VKS is only on paper, do you want to lose the last few dozen aircraft?

[Drlivsi]

What's the point of such a fleet, one that can only be used for parades? And how do our submarine forces differ from those of Ukraine? No torpedoes? The Americans have been good at torpedoing. Effective and spectacular. A couple of galoshes breaking the blockade and sunk on the approaches to Odessa will have an effect. Another issue is that our officials and profiteers don't benefit from it; after all, they own real estate in Europe.

[bamsik]

a pair of "unknown sea drones". .... it's not a fleet that's needed, but political will.

[barclay]

...we can't or don't "want"...
This mystery has been tormenting many for a long time.

[Terenin]

Quote: Konnick

The causes must be eliminated.

Ever since I was a child, reading Alexandre Dumas, I remember the expression: "The womb that bore the reptile is still capable of bearing fruit." A wasp's nest is removed by eliminating the queen. Killing the wasps alone is of little use; they begin to adapt to the enemy and sting (bite), which will be quite painful.
Don't Gerasimov and Putin understand that it's not enough to fight the enemy on the LBS when their support in human and material resources is only increasing? Moreover, their ideological indoctrination into Bandera is growing, with these UPA scumbags calmly marching across central squares across Ukraine with orchestras and youth.

[Atheist]

Gerasimov and Putin don't understand that it's not enough to fight enemies on the LBS when their support in human and material resources is only increasing.

You are only considering the military aspect, which is secondary and, in principle, cannot provide an understanding of the situation as a whole.
If we look at the situation from a political perspective, then Gerasimov as an executor can be immediately excluded from the decision-making figures.
Applying a Marxist approach and understanding that the highest political leadership always expresses the interests of the ruling class, one can conclude that attitudes toward the SVO are globally determined by the position of major financial and industrial capital in the Russian Federation. It is this small group of the population that exerts influence on the VPR and determines its foreign and domestic policy actions. The influence of workers (over 90% of the population) on VPR decisions is negligible, as this category is generally extremely politically passive and apolitical, with beer and a sofa being its main values.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Terenin

Is it not enough to fight enemies in LBS when their support in human and material resources is only increasing?

Could you tell us more about the human resources supply?

[Terenin]

Quote from: nik-mazur

Quote: Terenin

Is it not enough to fight enemies in LBS when their support in human and material resources is only increasing?

Could you tell us more about the human resources supply?

I'll try.
Ukraine's population has declined by approximately half. No census has been conducted, but some estimates place the population at 20-22 million.
Based on these figures, Zelenskyy still has a reserve of approximately four million people. This doesn't take into account those who have left, or those whom Europe is trying to force back into the trenches in Ukraine.
I draw an analogy with Nazi Germany, which mobilized 20% of its population while waging war on multiple fronts.
Therefore, Zelenskyy’s resources for mobilization have not been exhausted.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Terenin

Zelenskyy's mobilization resources are not exhausted

As I understand it, recharge requires an external source.

[Terenin]

Quote from: nik-mazur

Quote: Terenin

Zelenskyy's mobilization resources are not exhausted

As I understand it, recharge requires an external source.

That's right, external and internal sources. As well as the financing of terrorism.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Terenin

That's right, external and internal sources

Well, internal sources are not a source of external support, but rather the use of what is already available.

[Idle_piston]

The enemy's attack on Simferopol claimed human lives.

The country's leadership has no time for us, and no time for war. They have more important matters—the SPIEF.

[cmax]

Belarusian security officer.....

Two statements, two realities.

Russia is ready to continue negotiations with the United States that began in Anchorage, Maria Zakharova said in an interview with TASS.

The US is working on new sanctions against Russia, according to US Secretary of State Rubio.

[Mike777]

Modern War is business and profitable for all elites why the masses pay with there blood.

[Bayun]

Plus. World War #3 is a war of oligarchs and governments against THEIR people.

[Same lech]

Quote: Mike777

Modern War is business and profitable for all elites why the masses pay with there blood.

Are you a Marxist, sir?

[duschman80-81]

And this won't end in peace. The Green regime is deliberately escalating the situation. Only a complete victory over the current government in Kyiv will bring peace to Russia and its citizens. Without victory, there will be no peace. It's high time to take off the rose-colored glasses and white gloves.

[Couch analyst]

The "crestheads" are already declaring a logistical UAV blockade of certain regions of the Russian Federation; apparently, they have a ton of drones. Women and teenagers can be recruited as UAV operators for these purposes, and the drones can be assembled in any garage. Therefore, the "tailheads" aren't particularly worried about our attacks on the remnants of their industry (everything is produced, supplied, and paid for by Eurofags), or about the loss of medical supplies at the front. The only retaliatory measure they can take is disrupting the Pig Reich's logistics for Western supplies.

[Konnick]

Quote: Terenin

Moreover, their ideological Bandera education is growing with these creatures from the UPA calmly marching across Ukraine in central squares with orchestras and youth.

What outraged me was Melnik's ceremonial reburial, and whether our people deliberately squandered this moment or not is unclear. It would have been a noble occasion to destroy the Ukrainian Nazi leadership, and the whole world would have known who Melnik was and that he served Hitler.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Konnick

The whole world would know who Melnik was and that he served Hitler.

But it is not exactly.

[snow mountain]

The enemy's attack on Simferopol claimed human lives.

That's all you need to know about SVO

[igorlvov]

Sevastopol was also under enemy attack. Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev:

In Sevastopol, the military continues to repel the Ukrainian Armed Forces attack, with air defenses and mobile fire teams operating. More than 20 UAVs have been shot down in the area of ​​the Northern Side, Streletskaya Bay, and Inkerman.

Sevastopol has clarified its information regarding the Ukrainian Armed Forces' overnight attack. Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev reported that air defense forces and mobile fire teams repelled the massive attack, downing 52 drones in total.

[Comrade Kim]

Quote: Terenin

Quote: ASSAD1

I'm afraid we'll get used to this news over time. And some people don't react anymore, especially if it doesn't affect them personally.

Yes, that's the nature of the human psyche. Otherwise, it'll be a stroke, a heart attack...

If only the psyche...
Holding festivals, forums, concerts, and survival quizzes where tough guys and athletic girls show off is just like the decline of the Roman Empire.
It would be good to send these brave guys, in their glamorous suits on their Helicopters, to the SVO, and send the girls with kilograms of silicone above and below the waist to hospitals, let them show off their skills there.
The stickers on the cars are also touching - with the symbols of the Airborne, Border and other troops.
I stuck on a sticker like this: The military commissar should send such a hero to the SVO out of turn, with the first team, straight into the assault formations!
How could it be otherwise? A guy is responsible for his words and deeds.