The count is in the thousands: the Ukrainian Armed Forces have received a new batch of Senator armored vehicles.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces have received a new batch of Senator 4x4 armored vehicles, which are produced by the Canadian company Roshel and are based on the Ford F-550 commercial truck.

The Ukrainian Army is receiving these vehicles in various configurations. This time, they were delivered in a mine-resistant ambush-resistant (MRAP) configuration, capable of withstanding the detonation of charges equivalent to 8 kg of TNT and 7,62×39 mm bullets. The deliveries are being made under Operation UNIFIER, Ottawa's long-term military support program.

The new shipment is part of an aid package announced in February 2026, which includes 383 Senators from Roshel and 66 LAV-6 8x8 armored personnel carriers from GDLS Canada. A total of $1,5 billion is planned for the Ukrainian Armed Forces for the 2026-2027 fiscal year.

Equipped with a 6,7-liter V8 diesel engine, the Senator can reach speeds of up to 110 km/h and has a cruising range of approximately 1000 km. The Ukrainian Armed Forces use it for a wide range of missions, including troop transport, medical evacuation, and as a command vehicle.

At the end of May, Roshel announced that "more than 2500 vehicles" produced by the company had been deployed in active combat zones. While there are other customers for this platform, the primary customer is the Ukrainian Armed Forces, meaning the number is already in the thousands.

Comments

[Irokez]

They've made a good job of helping out from behind the puddle. A drone wouldn't reach them even with a navigational error. If it were a missile, that would be a serious attack, but even a minor provocation (dirty trick) wouldn't be possible. Oh well, I hope the Indians can clean things up there.

[Amigo.]

What's stopping them from sending ships to feed the fish, so that not even a mosquito can scratch its nose, while the "elite" have accounts and families abroad and in the puddle, the Americans and other evil spirits will continue to feed the yellow-blue dogs of the Bandar-logs

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote: Amigo.

What's stopping them from sending ships to feed the fish, so that not even a mosquito can scratch its nose, while the "elite" have accounts and families abroad and in the puddle, the Americans and other evil spirits will continue to feed the yellow-blue dogs of the Bandar-logs

That is, it’s not time yet start off?

[bayard]

It's time, Alexander, get started.

[barclay]

What's stopping us from sending transports to feed the fish, so that even a mosquito won't get its nose in it?
The very concept of the Joint Military Operation, which is conducted exclusively on Ukrainian territory, is a hindrance. The leadership has trapped itself in this trap with this concept. And declaring war is a daunting prospect. Therefore, all military operations are conducted exclusively on Ukrainian territory. The leadership is afraid to extend the fighting beyond Ukrainian territory. Ukrainians Under the leadership of the Anglo-Saxons, they're not afraid of this. This is the weakness of our position. Plus, there's the lack of proper allies.
This is what is stopping us, dear sir.

[Amigo.]

Rather, from the pack that Khazin speaks about bluntly, the "vile elite" whose place is in the Arctic resorts, for whom the VICTORY OF OUR GUYS ON THEIR OWN is tantamount to death, they are all under the thumb of the vile UK and the US, and I'm too lazy to even talk about Gayrope.

[miry_mir]

What about the SSO and other brave guys, as well as unknown guys in slippers (for a separate fee)?

[isv000]

Quote: Amigo.

What's stopping us from sending transports to feed the fish, so that even a mosquito won't get its nose in it?

What the hell? The transport will either go to Constanta or Poland, and from there the equipment will be comfortably delivered straight to the front, since we "allow" that option...

[Egg]

Quote: Irokez

The drone won't reach its destination even if there's a navigation error.

It could easily fly or a back-up ship could float from a passing dry cargo ship, whoever would do it...

[fiberboard]

So, how are we doing with deliveries of a wide range of armored vehicles? All sorts of Tigers, Typhoons, Skifs, and other vehicles. Local TV news mostly shows old cars being repaired by volunteers and sent to the front.

[Furious bambr]

And how everyone laughed at the amateurish handicrafts of these losers... He who laughs last, laughs best. It's all so sad...

[Alexy]

You can still laugh at them.

[Cool90]

So the losers are still left with their homemade products, those armored vehicles from Canada... the losers are clearly not laughing.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: fiberboard

So, what about our supply of a wide range of armored vehicles? Like Tigers, Typhoons, Skifs, and other vehicles.

"Loaf" is our everything. And motorcycles.

[torbas41]

"Loaf" is our everything. And motorcycles.

Loaves of bread, motorcycles, and old Nivas are the transport of the LBS. On the other side, the Ukrainian Armed Forces use pickups, jeeps, and motorcycles, though Japanese or European ones. They don't make loaves of bread and Nivas there. Armored cars are good for chasing down black people, and only if the black people don't have RPGs. War sets its own rules and methods of survival.

[fruc]

fiberboard
Various Tigers, Typhoons, Skifs and other equipment.

Don't forget about the "Loaves", the People's Front sends them regularly.

[solar]

Don't forget about "Loaves"

you won't forget about them

[bayard]

Quote from solar

you won't forget about them

That's exactly how people like them. Those who want something more fashionable have long since switched to Gazelles.

[Frank Muller]

They are being shown on purpose, so to speak, as a distraction: the enemy must be convinced that the Russian Armed Forces have nothing but junk. And then some "certain epic hero" suddenly smashes the entire Ukrainian Armed Forces in one fell swoop, and without any armored vehicles... I don't know when this will happen. If it does, of course. And the Tigers, Typhoons, and the like, as they say, are parked (along with the armored train from the legendary song "Kakhovka") on a siding, a dead-end. Far from public view, so they don't reveal military secrets.

[Ruslan M]

Our president was constantly filmed half-naked, either as a mega-hockey player scoring against the national team, or in a bathyscaphe—like someone who lives at the bottom of the ocean, or riding a horse like a Cossack, like some kind of superman. Give him a knife and he'll be the one to beat everyone.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Ruslan M

then he rushes on horseback like a Cossack,

Not on a horse, but on a bear. They completely insulted the president with their horse.

[gsev]

Quote: Ruslan M

Our president was constantly filmed half-naked, either as a mega hockey player scoring against the national team players, or in a bathyscaphe.

When Khrushchev was removed from office in the USSR for health reasons, Comrade Mao staged a swim across the Yangtze River so that Peng Dehuai, Lin Biao, and Liu Shaoqi wouldn't be tempted to repeat the same feat. What good is it if, at the end of his presidency, Biden had great difficulty descending the steps of an airplane, and Yeltsin couldn't even get off the plane for a couple of hours? Putin is simply demonstrating that he wasn't poisoned and is in good physical shape compared to his Western partners.

[crown1992]

I don’t know when this will come true.

Well, that's some binomial theorem... It was said, thirty years, three years, three months, three days, three hours, three minutes, and so on. The quote isn't exact, but it's close in meaning. Subtract five years. So, that's pretty soon...

[NakedMan]

Quote: fiberboard

So, how are we doing with deliveries of a wide range of armored vehicles? All sorts of Tigers, Typhoons, Skifs, and other vehicles. Local TV news mostly shows old cars being repaired by volunteers and sent to the front.

Hundreds of Spartak multi-purpose armored vehicles have been deployed to the special operation zone, a representative of the manufacturer, VPK-Ural, told RIA Novosti at the Army-2024 forum.

Well, I suppose there is something too, but of course more is needed.

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote: Naked Man

Well, I suppose there is something too, but of course more is needed.

Will our auto industry be able to compete with everything Western?

[bayard]

Do you want to organize a car race or something?
If at least some of the captured/abandoned auto factories had been converted to the assembly of military jeeps and buggies, it would have been far more effective than the gloomy genius of effective auto industry managers. But here we are, "like under Nicholas II"... in 1916, the Kremlin's mustache cast the truth in granite.

[alexoff]

Our auto industry prefers to sit without orders and shorten the workweek. Automotive factories are supposed to have mobilization plans, but if no one needs Auruses, the plant will grind to a halt rather than start churning out simplified armored vehicles for the front.

[bayard]

So, all auto factories not yet fully booked need to be mobilized. External government management, fixed prices with a profit margin approved by the Ministry of Defense. And criminal liability for plan fulfillment.

[alexoff]

We don't know how to mobilize anything; that requires smart leaders willing to take responsibility and government clients capable of setting clear goals. Such people at the top are extremely dangerous for the thieving incompetents who have seized power, because they can suddenly demonstrate that insoluble problems are entirely solvable with a will, and instantly throw the drones out of the hive.

[bayard]

Quote from alexoff

Such people at the top are extremely dangerous for the thieving incompetents who have seized power, because they can suddenly show that unsolvable problems are quite solvable if desired and instantly throw the drones out of the hive.

Such people are needed. Their time has come.
The time of drones has passed, the time of the Beekeeper is coming.

[alexoff]

Such people are needed, but they are being allowed to rise to the top even less readily than before, because the leadership positions are as shaky as they were in 2023.

[bayard]

It used to be possible to reign while lying on your side, while agreements were being reached with partners, and subordinates were obliged to be dumber than their boss, and so on in descending order. But in reality, it turned out that without an army it is impossible to fight, without industry the army cannot be armed, and without a healthy and powerful economy, without control of the financial sector of the defense industry and the economy as a whole it is impossible to finance. It turned out that if Dy/R@k raises taxes, then their collection drops sharply, and enterprises and businesses close or curtail production, go underground, and the budget becomes wildly deficit. And the geniuses of negative selection are “sincerely surprised” and increase taxes and levies even more, cool the “overheated” economy with a prohibitive discount rate. And when the enemy is on the doorstep, already bombing the cities of the Urals and Siberia ... again (as sad as it is for the victims of negative selection) are needed smart and responsible professionals. In leadership. In October 1917, Russia was saved by the Bolsheviks (not the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, not even the CPSU). - the Bolsheviks - Dzerzhinsky, Stalin, Lenin) and the General Staff (in which negative selection frolicked to a lesser degree). And then came Sharapov's students and comrades, created the USSR State Planning Committee and performed those very economic and social miracles that still amaze the whole world today.
How did they do it?
They were SMART and WELL-INTERESTED towards the People and their Motherland. And the Dy\R@ks and villains were declassed, defeated in the Civil War, and fled to Paris. And Russia was saved.
An example has been set. Russia awaits its General Potapov, Manikovsky, Verkhovsky, Bonch-Bruyevich, Dzerzhinsky, and Stalin. Without "isms," but with an iron will of expediency and love for the Fatherland, their Russian (albeit in the broadest sense) People. Not for money, but as an act of Service. To eradicate Evil, Idiocy, and all external threats.

[YES UZH]

All that remains is to persuade the influential groups that have seized control of the country's budget and resources, which have metastasized into power, and are behind decisions in all areas, from pensions and constitutional matters to immigration and finance. It's obvious whose interests this serves. The guarantor does what he's allowed to do, and it works.
The Chinese have managed to solve this problem and focus all their efforts on the development of their country, their people, and their future. Having made this their ideology, they are demonstrating impressive results.

[bayard]

We used to be good at impressive results, we were the ones who showed, taught, and trained the rest of the world, but without the Bolsheviks, the CPSU turned into a castrated substance and ruined a Great Country and Civilization.
The chaos isn't in the closets, it's in our heads. Our heads need to be changed. There will be elections, so think about who to vote for: the lazy and perverted, or the smart and responsible. And then, you see, the generals will show up, Dzerzhinsky and Stalin will wake up, and Sharapov will perform economic miracles and bring social harmony.

[Panin (midshipman)]

Quote: bayard

It used to be possible to reign while lying on your side, while agreements were being reached with partners, and subordinates were obliged to be dumber than their boss, and so on in descending order. But in reality, it turned out that without an army it is impossible to fight, without industry the army cannot be armed, and without a healthy and powerful economy, without control of the financial sector of the defense industry and the economy as a whole it is impossible to finance. It turned out that if Dy/R@k raises taxes, then their collection drops sharply, and enterprises and businesses close or curtail production, go underground, and the budget becomes wildly deficit. And the geniuses of negative selection are “sincerely surprised” and increase taxes and levies even more, cool the “overheated” economy with a prohibitive discount rate. And when the enemy is on the doorstep, already bombing the cities of the Urals and Siberia ... again (as sad as it is for the victims of negative selection) are needed smart and responsible professionals. In leadership. In October 1917, Russia was saved by the Bolsheviks (not the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, not even the CPSU). - the Bolsheviks - Dzerzhinsky, Stalin, Lenin) and the General Staff (in which negative selection frolicked to a lesser degree). And then came Sharapov's students and comrades, created the USSR State Planning Committee and performed those very economic and social miracles that still amaze the whole world today.
How did they do it?
They were SMART and WELL-INTERESTED towards the People and their Motherland. And the Dy\R@ks and villains were declassed, defeated in the Civil War, and fled to Paris. And Russia was saved.
An example has been set. Russia awaits its General Potapov, Manikovsky, Verkhovsky, Bonch-Bruyevich, Dzerzhinsky, and Stalin. Without "isms," but with an iron will of expediency and love for the Fatherland, their Russian (albeit in the broadest sense) People. Not for money, but as an act of Service. To eradicate Evil, Idiocy, and all external threats.

Pinochet?

[bayard]

Ivan IV the Terrible and I.V. Stalin.

[RUSICH]

Quote: fiberboard

So, how are we doing with deliveries of a wide range of armored vehicles? All sorts of Tigers, Typhoons, Skifs, and other vehicles. Local TV news mostly shows old cars being repaired by volunteers and sent to the front.

According to Andrei Belousov, over 310 pieces of equipment and approximately 21 million weapons are planned to be delivered to the troops in 2026. "In January, over 10 pieces of weapons and approximately 2 million weapons have already been delivered," he noted (quoted from a Defense Ministry press release).

You know how to watch videos, but you don't have time to search for the information you need because of these videos. Watch them first, and then blah-blah-blah...

Local TV news mostly shows old cars that volunteers repair and send to the front.

Sometimes watch the news on central TV instead of Comedy Club...

[fiberboard]

So, I'm just looking, and I don't see any of Russia's newest armored vehicles. All I see are some converted cars and motorcycles. No Sartans, no Rysyas, no Dozors. Well, maybe you have a separate (Kremlin) television channel. Then I understand you have a different "view" of things.

[RUSICH]

Quote: fiberboard

Well, maybe you have separate (Kremlin) television.

I also have the Internet, and besides Kremlin TV, I read various resources, not just jokes.

[UAZ 452]

According to Andrei Belousov, over 310 units of equipment and approximately 21 million weapons are planned to be delivered to the troops in 2026.

If we count both assault rifles and pistols as a piece of equipment, and by "weapons of destruction" we mean every bullet, then I believe it. Why not?

[RUSICH]

Quote: UAZ 452

If we count machine guns and pistols as a unit of equipment,

It's rare to read such nonsense...

[Panin (midshipman)]

Quote: Rusich

Quote: fiberboard

So, how are we doing with deliveries of a wide range of armored vehicles? All sorts of Tigers, Typhoons, Skifs, and other vehicles. Local TV news mostly shows old cars being repaired by volunteers and sent to the front.

According to Andrei Belousov, over 310 pieces of equipment and approximately 21 million weapons are planned to be delivered to the troops in 2026. "In January, over 10 pieces of weapons and approximately 2 million weapons have already been delivered," he noted (quoted from a Defense Ministry press release).

You know how to watch videos, but you don't have time to search for the information you need because of these videos. Watch them first, and then blah-blah-blah...

Local TV news mostly shows old cars that volunteers repair and send to the front.

Sometimes watch the news on central TV instead of Comedy Club...

310 units of equipment. Well, it depends on what you consider equipment. I doubt our factories are capable of producing more than 10 vehicles each per year.

[Cool90]

Lots of news about the supply of a *wide range* of armored vehicles

And judging by the video from Rubicon, the Ukrainian troops at the front mostly have old passenger cars

[bayard]

Quote: fiberboard

Local TV news mostly shows old cars that volunteers repair and send to the front.

The Sumerians also had mostly passenger cars, including old ones, which are abundant in their chronicles.
Our old cars with their doors removed and/or converted into buggies are used by stormtroopers, along with motorcycles, as disposable transport. For a drone, a new armored car or an old car makes no difference. And there are a lot of drones in the sky these days.

Quote: fiberboard

And what about our supply of a wide range of armored vehicles? Various Tigers, Typhoons, Skifs, and other vehicles.

They're in the rear units, but it's a shame to use them on the front lines. Because homemade buggies and motorcycles are much lighter, and it's easier and quicker to jump out of them during a drone attack. That's why they remove the doors from old cars. The nature of war has changed; the Sumerians rarely send such armored vehicles to the front lines either, as is evident from the chronicles of our drone operators.

[fiberboard]

No, our guys seem to have already collected some amazing captured Ukrainian Armed Forces equipment from all over the world. They recently captured another American M113. These Canadian armored vehicles are new, but otherwise, NATO is dumping all their old junk on their Ukrainian "allies."

[bayard]

Quote: fiberboard

Recently, they caught another American M113.

What I'm getting at is that the drone-loving videos mostly feature Sumerian cars, pickup trucks, and delivery drones. But you can also see some beefier stuff. The Sumerians, like us, rarely use tanks and other heavy equipment in the kill zone. Lately. And over the entire previous period, yes, they've hunted a lot of stuff.

[Lexeus]

And what about our "friends" China, India and others, what do they supply us with or are they just friends to grab cheap oil?

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Lexey

And what about our "friends" China, India and others, what do they supply us with or are they just friends to grab cheap oil?

And who told you that they should help us?
The EU, the US, Canada, and others are helping the suckers voluntarily. Russia has no volunteers. North Korea is a special case.

[Major_Tom]

And who told you that they should help us?

No one's stopping them from trading for oil or selling. But no, secondary sanctions from those same Americans are stopping them, and now "friends" are turning into "business partners."

[Panin (midshipman)]

Quote: Major_Tom

And who told you that they should help us?

No one's stopping them from trading for oil or selling. But no, secondary sanctions from those same Americans are stopping them, and now "friends" are turning into "business partners."

Trade them for oil? Why would Lukoil or Rosneft need armored vehicles? Besides, their partners are deathly afraid of sanctions.

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

The EU, the USA, Canada, etc. help the suckers voluntarily.

Just like that? You mean for free?

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote from: AllX_VahhaB

Just like that? You mean for free?

It depends. There are loans with minimal interest rates, and there are also "gifts," so to speak—gratuitous assistance.

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote: Lexey

And what about our "friends" China, India and others, what do they supply us with or are they just friends to grab cheap oil?

Do you think Canadians supply khokh-lamas for free?

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote from: AllX_VahhaB

Do you think Canadians supply khokh-lamas for free?

So the EU allocated 90 billion euros to the Ukrainians, isn't that enough for the Canadians to get busy?

[Cool90]

Chinese all-terrain buggies "Desertcross-1000-3" have been delivered to troops in the Central Military District.

[Anyuta Glorious]

As long as there's someone to send military equipment, money, and weapons to in Ukraine, they'll keep sending them. As long as there's someone to deliver all of this to Ukraine, they'll keep delivering it. We haven't torn apart Ukraine's railways, airports, and ports. We're probably waiting for them to tear everything apart.

[Cool90]

Without nuclear weapons, it is impossible to blow to pieces railways, airports, and ports in Ukraine.

Until May 1944, the German military industry, experiencing ever-increasing attacks from enemy aircraft, not only did not reduce, but, on the contrary, increased production.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Kull90

Without nuclear weapons, it is impossible to blow to pieces railways, airports, and ports in Ukraine.

Port cranes, without which, as I think, it is impossible to unload any ship, can only be destroyed (damaged to the point of being impossible to use) with a nuclear bomb?

[Cool90]

Some options for unloading without port cranes:
Use of onboard equipment. Some vessels are equipped with their own deck cranes or other loading and unloading equipment (such as a grain pump or a long-boom unloader), allowing operations to be carried out directly onboard.
The use of specialized vehicles. For example, reach stackers—large vehicles used to pick up and transport containers at container terminals. In smaller ports or when working with small vessels, reach stackers are sometimes used for unloading.
Work using other equipment such as conveyors or lifts if available at the port.

Therefore, in order to eliminate the possibility of unloading, the entire port must be destroyed, and this is a nuclear weapon.

[alexoff]

Yes, in the photos, all the port cranes are in place. Apparently, this is how ports operate—either by targeting warehouses or not at all. Half-measures like sequentially destroying cranes are not envisaged. And ships are to be hit only after they depart Odessa, not en route.

[Anyuta Glorious]

Without fighting properly, it's impossible to win! The situation has reached the point of absurdity. Drones are flying not only through the union state of Belarus, but also through non-union states, even though they are even protesting to Ukraine (the Baltic states). The fact is that modern short-range drones (up to 300 km) have become the size of a large bird, fly at the speed of a large bird, and not every air defense system can detect them or distinguish them from a bird—that's the "squiggle," as Yeltsin himself said. The only way to combat drones is by following the classic principle of warfare: OCCUPATION OF ALL ENEMY TERRITORY! And I'm thrilled about it, honestly. Because only in this war have drones shown themselves to be so widespread, and God is waiting: Russia wakes up and restores order both within itself and throughout Ukraine. And until that happens, iron firebirds will fall from the sky more and more often... We're not causing irreparable damage to our enemies! Nazi Ukraine has long been on a war footing. We were told it was full of hooligans, bandits, and drug addicts, and that the Ukrainian Armed Forces were deployed against Russia, while we're in our fifth year of our own. And now the question is, "Who's doing what and where?"

[Eug]

The goal isn't to win, but to secure more favorable terms for the economy. This will be declared a victory. Hence the hope for negotiations.

[Anyuta Glorious]

The enemy doesn't care. He's fighting and will continue to do so.

[Cool90]

How then, out of 600 drones, only ten reach them if the air defense doesn't see them? And there's a video where a Ka-52 shoots down 25 drones in two sorties.

Your problem is that you exaggerate the capabilities of the Pukros, and downplay the Russian ones (the crawling Pukros sat without electricity and heating - what nonsense, in Russia drones broke windows - a complete rout in all times)

[UAZ 452]

So, gasoline is limited because drones broke windows at the refinery? How interesting! Keep writing!

[Anyuta Glorious]

First of all, they don't seem to be allowing drones in 600 so far. I read in the news about 300. Why are you calling reality an exaggeration? Okay, so they sat without power and heat, so what? Nothing.

[Panin (midshipman)]

Quote: Anyuta Slavnaya

First of all, they don't seem to be allowing drones in 600 so far. I read in the news about 300. Why are you calling reality an exaggeration? Okay, so they sat without power and heat, so what? Nothing.

They've already announced a 600-strong air strike. Across the entire country, really. It's scary to think about when they'll even think of using all 600 of them on a single target.

[Dmitry Ivanov_1991]

Ukraine's demilitarization is ahead of schedule (c) former Defense Minister and current Secretary of the Russian Security Council Shoigu.

[Chernorechye]

Russia has no friends, only those who take advantage of it. Its foreign policy is shameful, and its domestic policy is shameful. Who will help such wretches? Everyone will shun the loser, just like in real life. And all the authorities can do is tighten the screws inside the country and import and distribute citizenship to tens of millions of savages. Strange behavior, isn't it?

[gsev]

Quote: Dmitry Ivanov_1991

Why did Sergey Lavrov receive Russia's highest award?

He deserves an award for refusing to entertain foolish plans to build a tunnel under the Arctic Ocean and develop rare earth minerals for export to the United States. Incidentally, Lavrov played a significant role in Crimea's return in 2014. Dmitriev believes he will undermine Lavrov. Will these hopes of American and Ukrainian oligarchs come true?

[Panin (midshipman)]

Quote: gsev

Quote: Dmitry Ivanov_1991

Why did Sergey Lavrov receive Russia's highest award?

He deserves an award for refusing to entertain foolish plans to build a tunnel under the Arctic Ocean and develop rare earth minerals for export to the United States. Incidentally, Lavrov played a significant role in Crimea's return in 2014. Dmitriev believes he will undermine Lavrov. Will these hopes of American and Ukrainian oligarchs come true?

Lavrov is not eternal

[gsev]

Quote: Panin (Michman)

Lavrov is not eternal

So, if Lavrov resigns, Putin should replace him with a member of the Joint Military Command who established cooperation with North Korean special forces in the Kursk region. For Russia, this diplomat's work brought more benefits than the efforts of the negotiators over raw materials exports from India to Europe.

[alexoff]

Quote: Chernorechye

Russia has no friends, there are only those who take advantage of it.

First of all, those who live in the Central Administrative District, in Barvikha, on Rublevka...

[th.kuzmichev]

The crested ones don't know how and don't want to work, they only know how and want to fight, they don't want to build their own economy, so they just need to be destroyed, treatment is useless.

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote: th.kuzmichev

The crested ones don't know how and don't want to work, they only know how and want to fight, they don't want to build their own economy, so they just need to be destroyed, treatment is useless.

How interesting! Word for word, it's a replica of what they say about Russians in the West!

[UAZ 452]

And it doesn’t differ much from the theses of Dr. Goebbels’ department about all Slavs.

[th.kuzmichev]

I don't know about theses, but it's very different from action. Someone should be punished for such comparisons.

[UAZ 452]

I'm ready to rip off Nazi heads, not for comparisons, but when I see them. And no matter their nationality. And your comment simply stinks of Nazism. I hope the time will come when they actually start denazification. It's about time.

[th.kuzmichev]

The soldiers in the trenches think differently. A "crowned Nazi" isn't a nationality, it's a rabid dog that can't be cured. And it wasn't just the Germans who killed people in the prisons, but most of the European scum.

[th.kuzmichev]

I can easily invalidate your "conclusions"—for some reason, even before the Maidan, the 'crow-haired' ones were screaming, "Hang the Muscovite!"? And why didn't anyone in Moscow even think of screaming, "Hang the Kyivite!"? Because they're Nazis. Nazism must be nipped in the bud!

[UAZ 452]

So now you're proposing to exterminate Ukrainians for being Ukrainians. And that's exactly what I'm talking about – I'm ready to do everything to bring about the day when they'll line up, in pairs, one who shouted about the Muscovite and the gibbet, and one who scribbled comments about the nuclear bombardment of Kyiv and the racial inferiority of the Ukrainian people, read them a harsh but fair sentence, and... denazification. And so on, in pairs, until there are no more Nazis. On both sides.

[th.kuzmichev]

I don't recall the forelock-wearing men on the Maidan calling for the construction of factories, roads, and houses. The only slogan was "kill Russians." I also don't recall such slogans being uttered in our country. Your head should be ripped off for such comparisons, and you should be driven out of my country, comrade.

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote: th.kuzmichev

from my country, comrade.

But there's a catch: the country isn't yours! Why on earth did you privatize it?

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: th.kuzmichev

The crested ones don't know how and don't want to work, they only know how and want to fight, they don't want to build their own economy, so they just need to be destroyed, treatment is useless.

You say they don't know how to work? But who dispersed the production capacity for everything needed for the front? We still haven't done that. They already have their own long-range cruise missiles, and ballistic missiles are at the forefront. And this will come back to haunt us when they start regularly hitting our (non-dispersed) factories. And our powerful air defense won't save us, because "we have vast expanses," and you can't install air defense everywhere. And those losers have Musk, with his Starlink.

[th.kuzmichev]

Do they have any other goals besides bombing and killing? Name them. Maybe the Bandernye want to work in the Donbas mines? How can you compare these beggars to Russians? Their grandmothers are fed by Western crooks only because they shoot at us and die. And they will die.

[th.kuzmichev]

Judging by the downvotes, there are many naive people who believe that fascists can be re-educated.

[Vladimirius]

Our economy will never be able to withstand the global one, it already can't (and this is already noticeable - prices on everything are skyrocketing, taxes are strangling everything and everyone), and yet they have only just begun to develop their military industry, so decisive action is needed at the front, and trench warfare like this is already working against us, and exponentially

[Cool90]

There is no need to overestimate the economy of Western homosexuals either, judging by the comments of *experts* of the Military Academy, they have been developing their military industry for 15 years now (but the successes are not impressive: 1 tank in 33 years,
The French corporation Safran SA announced another increase in production of AASM Hammer precision-guided aerial bombs. At least 2000 munitions are planned for production by the end of the year. Last year, 1200 of these bombs were produced (for comparison, in January 2026, Russian frontline aviation dropped 5717 FAB UMPK glide bombs of various calibers on Ukrainian positions).

Prices are also rising there, Sweden has a 25% VAT, and taxes are stifling everything. Volkswagen is closing its plant in Germany for the first time in 88 years. Starting Tuesday, December 16, vehicle assembly will cease at the Dresden plant.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Kull90

In January 2026, Russian frontline aviation dropped 5717 FAB UMPK glide bombs of various calibers on Ukrainian positions.

So where are the results? Are we already on the banks of the Dnieper?

Quote: Kull90

At least 2000 munitions are planned to be produced by the end of the year. Last year, 1200 of these bombs were produced.

But they did not give us the opportunity to liberate the Donetsk region.

[Cool90]

you overestimate the capabilities of conventional bombs,
This comparison shows the real capabilities of the Western homosexuals' overdriven military (150 bombs per month), and the capabilities of Russia (*the economy is in tatters* - the words of a Western homosexual) = 5717 per month (judging by the snot and tears of both of their punks, the bombs work pretty well)

As usual, you simply bow down to Western homosexuals and exaggerate the effectiveness of these bombs (and this production is 150 per month, the Pukrams are only given 50 per month)

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Kull90

As usual, you simply worship Western homosexuals and

I don't bow down to anyone.
Look, 1. I've been hearing all along about the effectiveness of our air defenses. 2. According to our Ministry of Defense reports, the entire aviation force of these idiots has been destroyed. 3. And then we learn that the West is supplying these idiots with air-to-air missiles, UMPK-equipped bombs (by the way, these idiots have learned to make them themselves), air-to-ground missiles, etc.
The Ukrainian air force is carrying out missile and bomb strikes against our guys at the front and in the rear.
How to combine all this?

[Cool90]

Well, the air defense is quite effective; out of 600 drones and missiles, only ten can reach

The Pukros still didn't have the F-16 and Mirage-2000 in 2022, anyone with a brain will be able to understand

Well, the F-16 must be armed with something.
The PUKRO aviation uses 50 Hummer bombs, and for comparison, in January 2026, Russian frontline aviation dropped 5717 FAB UMPK glide bombs of various calibers on Ukrainian positions.

And also: after the conflict with Iran, there were videos of MiG-29s flying over Tehran

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Kull90

Well, the air defense is quite effective; out of 600 drones and missiles, only ten can reach

Well, yes. But this ten-dollar increase was enough to cause the price of gasoline to skyrocket, and there are already shortages in some places.
Is Crimea's air defense system practically destroyed? Destroyed. Are the bridges in Crimea destroyed? Destroyed. Is the land corridor to Crimea under enemy control? Under control. And our president says, "Everything is fine, beautiful Marquise."

[Cool90]

Every year it jumps sharply, and there's constant whining, and now it turns out it's because of drones, although what kind of drones are there in 2020, for example?
Who shoots down the drones then if everything is destroyed?
How does gasoline get to Crimea if everything is under the control of the ass-raped pukros?

[alexoff]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

So where are the results? Are we already on the banks of the Dnieper?

There are pictures online showing most of the bombs flying through forest belts. It's a complete disaster there!
It's amazing – you can place aerial bombs every 10 meters along a forest belt, but it's impossible to hit the bridge in Zaporizhzhia! Because aerial bombs don't fly over it!

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote from alexoff

There are pictures online showing most of the bombs flying through forest belts. It's a complete disaster there!

Yes, and we need to go there. But there has to be a choice of priorities: send a couple of Ukrainian soldiers to Bandera, or destroy the bridge across which, in an hour, a couple more contenders for an audience with Bandera will arrive and take up position a little further away. And so on ad infinitum.
If stars light up in the sky, it means it benefits someone.

[alexoff]

Logically, airstrikes on the front lines should be somehow synchronized with the offensive. Supposedly, first the bombs landed, then the drones finished off the survivors, then the attack aircraft arrived and finished off the wounded. But according to the maps, they're regularly hitting the same forest belts. Perhaps if the bridges in Zaporizhzhia had been hit as often as some, all that would remain would be barely protruding debris washed by the Dnieper.

[Eug]

There may be only one tank, but successes in other areas of military affairs are undeniable, primarily in flexible thinking, intelligence, and rapid response. Systematic approach—that's where the Ukrainian Armed Forces' superiority is particularly noticeable. Meanwhile, we're reporting on isolated, acute cases of resistance to the TCCists. Media-attractive, yes, but far from systematic.

[Cool90]

What a one-off, there are plenty of videos online, some successful (PUKR got his ass beaten) and some unsuccessful (PUKR was raped in the ass and sent to the 3rd brigade, fighting homosexuals)

If you believe the punks, then yes, they are already storming Vladivostok, but if you give people like you data from the real world, then you start downvoting

[Major_Tom]

Don't forget that they are all frozen, starved and rotten there.

[Cool90]

Well, judging by the video, they froze for half the winter (winter without heating - tons of videos of punks whining), piles of punks rotted in the fields (judging by the video from the Kursk region), they starved (A Ukrainian blogger found a destroyed tank, dug out the body of a crew member, cut off a piece of it, brought it home, boiled it and ate it. He filmed all this on video, generously accompanying it with comments about how delicious it was).
The funniest part is this: users identified the tank. It's a T-64... And we also want to warn you: the bone in the video looks a lot like a pig's bone, so he ate a sucker.

[Major_Tom]

Well, judging by the video, they froze for half the winter (in winter without heating - a lot of videos of whining punks)

For more than 4 years, SVO is definitely a great achievement.
P.S. Actually, my comment was about your fables about Westerners. But with your diagnosis, it's forgivable not to notice. Keep on making me laugh.

[Thumbs]

This Lend-Lease, as well as land, air, and sea logistics for the Armed Forces, is a legitimate goal of the Russian Ministry of Defense. However...

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote: Thumbs

But ...

However, there are nuances...

[Cool90]

Iskander tactical missile system crews launched a strike against a vessel carrying approximately 100 containers of military equipment bound for the port of Odessa.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Kull90

Crews of the Iskander operational-tactical missile system carried out a group strike on a ship carrying about 100 containers of property

On the ship? A group strike? And what about the ship? Afloat? What kind of warhead does the Iskander have then?

[Cool90]

this speaks of Lend-Lease strikes,

Judging by the video, the Iskander has good warheads (the Antonov Bridge is especially impressive—hundreds of strikes on the bridge slightly damaged it, one Iskander strike and the span collapsed).

[Adrey]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

On the ship? A group strike? And what about the ship? Afloat? What kind of warhead does the Iskander have then?

Apparently these are either Nimitz or Iowa converted into troop transports. It's hard for a regular "Trump" to survive such a hit without fatal consequences, and "Burke" would fall into a coma.
Watch Ren-TV, spin and "smile and wave"...

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Adrey

Watch Ren-TV, spin and "smile and wave"...

I don't turn on the zombie box - I'm allergic.
I'll start turning it on when the president's speech starts getting interrupted by commercials.
Imagine, the president: - "We're going to go to a commercial now, and then I'll continue with a very important statement." So far, to my surprise, his speech doesn't stop.

[Adrey]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

I don't turn on the zombie box - I'm allergic.
I'll start turning it on when the president's speech starts getting interrupted by commercials.
Imagine, the president: - "We're going to go to a commercial now, and then I'll continue with a very important statement." So far, to my surprise, his speech doesn't stop.

I'm also wondering - why do I need a "black rectangle" hanging on the wall and not turning on for 10 years?
Although... the wallpaper behind it is probably a completely different color.

[Roust]

Deprive the enemy of fuel and this foreign "lend lease" will become just iron on wheels with the prospect of being sold on the side.

[AllX_VahhaB]

Quote: Roust

Deprive the enemy of fuel and this foreign "lend lease" will become just iron on wheels with the prospect of being sold on the side.

"Shurik, this is not our method." (C) We'll destroy the grain and oil terminals in the Odessa port! Just for show. But the nearby oil storage tanks and Odessa's largest oil depot will remain intact. Even without any attempts to attack them! According to satellite analysis, any OSIT specialist can see that our attacks on the Odessa port have caused virtually no damage! Attacking a barrel of sunflower oil won't stop UAV raids on Crimea! So don't wait. depriving the enemy of fuel. Quite the opposite - remember how it burned in Ust-Luga?

[Cool90]

Footage of a massive fire at an oil depot in Odesa, which erupted after a Russian military strike, has surfaced online. The footage was published by the Telegram channel "Ukraine.ru."

[Totor5]

It's just another fire, but it won't stop the unloading of weapons at the port and the export of Ukrainian grain from Odessa to China.

[ALEKS112233]

Trade in your Budyonnovka for a horned helmet! Just lie there on the couch! You're no use anyway!

[Eug]

But isn’t this fuel made from Russian oil supplied to Hungary?

[alexoff]

India is one of Ukraine's main fuel importers. You know, India is a major oil-producing power! And then there's Hungary and Slovakia.

[Totor5]

What does India have to do with this? The Kremlin itself said it's ready to immediately begin direct deliveries to Europe. So, Europe is supplying Ukraine with weapons manufactured using our resources. Who benefits from this?
Clearly not the people of Russia. The winners are Jewish oligarchs like Abramovich or that same Jewish lobbyist, Dmitriev, who are the ones negotiating on behalf of the Russian Federation. In other words, the government is essentially selling lives in exchange for money to the oligarchs. And it's doing so openly and without shame. War has proven to be quite good business. And it's clear that no one wants Victory, which is precisely why there's been a delay and self-imposed bans on critical strikes against Ukraine. It's simply spectacular. The only question is: for how long?

[alexoff]

Victory may be necessary; our oligarchs wouldn't be opposed to squeezing out Ukrainian resources. But they won't forgive victory there. How much time and effort did the Americans spend fighting the USSR? For this, they destroyed the Detroit auto industry and hooked the population on substances from all sorts of Colombias so that Japan could shine and the cartels could fight communist partisans. And now this is some kind of another land grab! No, they once helped the USSR, which was a hundred years behind in development, and then barely stopped it. What if they can't do it again?! No, never!

[K_4]

You know, I don't even have the cultural words to describe what's happening. All I can say is, "We are a people of tolerant people" and we deserve this government.

[Totor5]

The attitude towards this pornography can be shown in the next elections.

[ALEKS112233]

Do many of them reach their intended use? Our guys, I hope!, aren't sleeping?

[rmlmura1960]

Destruam tudo antes do destino. Já deviam ter capacidade para monitorizar todas as entradas na Ucrânia, ou por satélite ou por espiões em todas as entradas e assim seria tudo bombardeado antes de ser entregue aos militares.

[Eug]

An offensive on Crimea? Mobility is increasing dramatically...

[Ratmir_Ryazan]

The count is in the thousands: the Ukrainian Armed Forces have received a new batch of Senator armored vehicles.

So when will the Russian army receive an armored vehicle like this?!

There are GAZ prototypes based on Sadko units. Instead of another 1000 electric buses for Moscow alone, order similar vehicles for the SVO!!!

The Russian army is moving around in old Zhigulis and UAZs; it's simply shameful and disgraceful!!! How can some of the country's leaders even have the guts to threaten NATO?! You can't even provide your own infantry in the Central Military District with anything!!!

The soldiers buy everything themselves, from equipment and radios to generators, building materials and transport.

[agel26r]

How does this equipment end up on 404???? Question??? Do our people really not know or is someone doing everything to ensure it ends up on the Ukrainian Armed Forces???

[Totor5]

And don't you remember this cry, perhaps from a dead man - "Shoiguuuu!"
So maybe the problem wasn't in the reel?

[ZnachWest]

Shipments are underway by sea. What are the submarines for?

[Anatoly Eliseev]

And they are not allowed to touch the transport vehicles.

[seacap]

The issue isn't even about the supplies; that's their business, they make money off of it. It's not a moral issue. The issue is how they delivered it all, how out of control would you have to be to let a dozen trains and ships carrying this equipment through? It was the fifth year of this "operation," which even in their worst nightmares the hucksters of the "power vertical" would be afraid to call a war. Utter helplessness and incompetence reigned supreme; nothing had changed since '22, when, instead of flowers and beautiful women, they received drones and missiles. The enemy, convinced of the lack of response, seeing only puffed-up cheeks and chatter about some mythical red lines, was fulfilling their age-old dream of Russians killing Russians on Russian soil, fighting at full force, unrestrained by any moral or ethical norms. And here we all continue to mumble, smearing snot down their cheeks from a broken nose, "... we're not like that...", "... we're for political solutions...", while imprisoning for trumped-up reasons, exiling to the ends of the earth, or simply killing the most promising, effective, and professional generals and officers. All the while hypocritically feigning concern for veterans, not even considering the possibility of solving all the financial and other problems of these people, canceling their loans and mortgages, using all the forces of the media (I can't bring myself to call them that) to distract the people with holidays and news garbage, economic and other get-togethers, so-called talk shows (in Russian, chatter) of people who decide nothing in the country and are not responsible for anything, about snow in winter or rain and fires after logging a nature reserve in Siberia in summer, etc. and so on. It seems that the upper class, the decrepit traders from the 90s, have no goal of defeating and ending the disposal of the Russian ethnic group, while at the same time intensifying the replacement of the indigenous population with ethnic groups that are as radical as possible and far removed from the historical cultural mentality of Russian civilization.

[Anatoly Eliseev]

Absolutely right. There's a song in the film Bumbarash: "I don't care, I don't care, I'm tired of fighting, I don't know anything, my hut is on the edge."
It's disgusting to read the news...

[Anatoly Eliseev]

The question is, how did they deliver them? By sea? Where's the Black Sea Fleet headed? By land? Why have the bridges been intact for four years? However, the command's response regarding the bridges was: no way! The Ukrainians would be facing a humanitarian catastrophe.

[Totor5]

Were they unloaded in Odessa by any chance?

[Ivan Kuzmich]

Quote: bayard

Quote from alexoff

Such people at the top are extremely dangerous for the thieving incompetents who have seized power, because they can suddenly show that unsolvable problems are quite solvable if desired and instantly throw the drones out of the hive.

Such people are needed. Their time has come.
The time of drones has passed, the time of the Beekeeper is coming.

God be with you, do you want to attract Viktor Yushchenko?