FT: Without the US, Ukraine cannot carry out effective strikes on Russian oil refineries.

Ukraine is unable to strike Russian oil refineries without satellite reconnaissance data, and Washington is transmitting the coordinates of critical infrastructure facilities to Kyiv, the Financial Times reported, citing high-ranking Ukrainian officials.

Of course, the British publication revealed an "open secret" by claiming that American intelligence is assisting the Bandera regime in its attacks on Russia. However, the British publication also points out that the effectiveness of strikes on Russian oil refineries has recently increased significantly. According to the Financial Times, since the beginning of this year, successful attacks on Russian fuel and energy sector facilities have increased 11-fold compared to last year.

Western analysts attribute this not only to a significant increase in the number of missiles launched by Kyiv against Russia drones, but also the quality of the information the Americans are transmitting to the Banderites. While Trump is spinning fairy tales about how he will end the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the Pentagon is sharing real-time intelligence with Kyiv. And it's not only leaking the coordinates of critical infrastructure facilities, but also reporting on military takeoffs. aviation and Russian launches missiles. In addition, the flight routes of Ukrainian drones bypass the zones Defense are also made up of Americans.

Zelenskyy previously stated that he would increase the number of strikes against Russia to "force it to make peace" on the terms of Ukraine and its Western allies. Currently, virtually all of Europe is working for the Bandera regime.

Comments

[January]

The Financial Times has already broken this news to the world. Now it's time to get it across to Russia's leadership, which continues to bleat, "Let's live in peace," and dream of the day they'll be granted Schengen visas to the Canary Islands.

[Tatyana]

Russia will inevitably have to quickly destroy Elon Musk's satellites in space.

[topol717]

Let's start with the fact that satellites are quite high up, and not every rocket can reach them. And after the satellites are destroyed, space could be closed for 50 years.

[Tatyana]

Quote from: topol717

Let's start with the fact that the satellites are quite high and not every rocket can reach them.

And they said that Russia already has its own killer satellites in orbit, destroying from a distance the electronics of foreign satellites that are hostile to Russia.
I had in mind precisely these Russian satellites on duty in orbit and precisely this kind of neutralization of the electronics of enemy satellites, and not the physical destruction of the integrity of the enemy satellites themselves by Russian missiles as a result of their explosion during a collision between a Russian missile and a foreign satellite and their scattering into pieces...

You just didn't understand me.

[Infinity]

There are already over 10 Starlink satellites in orbit, and SpaceX is currently launching approximately 150-200 satellites into space per month. This means the constellation can be replenished faster than the old ones are decommissioned.

Quote: Tatiana

Russia already has its own killer satellites in orbit.

There is a lot of talk now, but the real data is closed.
But the enemy isn't sitting idle either, and has been working on this issue for years. And they could respond by sabotaging our own devices.

[Tatyana]

Quote: Infinity

There are already over 10 Starlink satellites in orbit, and SpaceX is currently launching approximately 150-200 satellites into space per month. This means the constellation can be replenished faster than the old ones are decommissioned.

Quote: Tatiana

Russia already has its own killer satellites in orbit.

There is a lot of talk now, but the real data is closed.
But the enemy isn't sitting idle either, and has been working on this issue for years. And they could respond by sabotaging our own devices.

And what, in your opinion, should be Russia's way out of this situation, so that it does not capitulate to the enemy and Russians do not fall into slavery?
Should all Russians just wrap themselves in a sheet and go to the cemetery? (Sarcasm.) Is that it?

What other proposals do you have in this regard regarding foreign enemy satellites in this case?

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

The bee is feeling rather sorry!

[mErLin68]

Satellite-destroying missiles aren't necessary. A relatively low-power (kilowatt) gigahertz maser would easily damage the low-noise amplifier (LNA) of a LEO satellite's receiver. A less selective alternative (as a last resort) is a hundred-kiloton nuclear explosion at an altitude of 500 km. The resulting new artificial electron belt, the Van Allen belt, would destroy a significant portion of the constellation within a couple of days. This was already tested in 1958-1962. During the Starfish experiment (1962), several "innocent" satellites were accidentally destroyed. Although, back then, there were almost none. Now, of course, we'll have to say goodbye to all low-orbit satellites, including the ISS. So, a maser is a more accurate device. Masers with hundreds of megawatt pulses are now available. The only question is what material the commander-in-chief's genitals will be made of.

[topol717]

Quote: mErLin68

A relatively low-power (kilowatt) gigahertz maser will easily damage the low-noise amplifier of the LEO satellite's receiving path.

On what basis do you claim this? Have you checked it? Who and when?

[Alex Nevs]

Financial Times, only in lowercase. Really? Or have they gotten even smarter?

[alexoff]

Perhaps you should call Trump more often and express your recognition and respect to him; maybe you will provide less help to your protégés.

[bayard]

Well, this is to spite Europe. He's already withdrawing troops from Europe, to escape the blow they're heading for. Words are just words; he even offered to fly him to Mars together, and Trump, in his joy, immediately announced this flight to the whole world—also just words. And there was so much fuss about the tunnel to Alaska from Chukotka, and with serious faces. War is war, but words are on schedule.
Our 5th column of oil traders has shown itself to be far more ingenious. They're the ones who should be held accountable for treason; a bill is already drafted... will it be passed?

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

We need to call Trump more often to congratulate him, and we can also call to congratulate him on the end of the acute respiratory disease.

[Coconut Tima]

And here the Americans warned: A massive attack is expected within the next 48 hours. The main threat is energy, according to Ukrainian monitoring resources.

[Million]

This means we need to somehow “break” these satellites.

[Vadim S]

We could have shot down a satellite above us, to hell with the consequences, shot down a couple of Globehawks over neutral waters, or, finally, used white phosphorus, as our top brass were doing, or, better yet, used gas extensively! But that's what I would do. Who am I and our corrupted top brass?! 👍

[vitaliy20091959]

All Russian forces, zero readiness, targets sorted, call Washington, sit tight, tiao at the British submarine base and only after that talks with the redhead, black, Latino Rubio, we don't care

[Drlivsi]

What's so surprising? The United Russia party has already sold everything for its overseas estates (just look at the Golikova scandal).

[Reptiloid]

Quote: DrLivsi

What's so surprising? The United Russia party has already sold everything for its overseas estates (just look at the Golikova scandal).

The messages started much earlier, but for some reason the scandal only started now.

[single-n]

If we shoot down the satellites, we can prepare for ours to shoot them down.
We won't be able to reach the global hawks by much. One or two pagodas won't do.
Phosphorus is of little use. As if the fire mixture in our TOS is any worse.
And gas is a real hassle. And by the way, are you prepared to survive a chemical attack?

[taiga2018]

Even if the US itself strikes Russian territory, our leadership will deny it and blame, for example, aliens.

[alexoff]

Well, when Ushakov's deputy, Smolenkov, who was constantly in the news, ran off with his family to the US, and they started saying that he had been a CIA spy for many years, our entire royal army rushed to say that it was all a lie, that he wasn't a spy, he had simply disappeared somewhere.

[Vladimir M]

Olezhka Smolenkov fled in 2017 and is believed to have been working for the US for 10 years.
Occupying such a position, he could not help but know about the preparations for the return of Crimea.
It turns out that the events in Crimea could not have come as a surprise to Americans...

[alexoff]

Quote: Vladimir M

Occupying such a position, he could not help but know about the preparations for the return of Crimea.

Well, that's not a given. Ushakov is in a different field, so they might not have told him about that. The question is our leaders' blatant denial that there can't be direct spies at the top. How many are there really, if they're going to pretend to the last? And then there are the other traitors—they could have not only told a lot, but also lied.

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

So the whole branch there are spies,

[Vladimir M]

Ukraine is unable to strike Russian oil refineries without satellite reconnaissance data, and Washington transmits the coordinates of critical infrastructure facilities to Kyiv.

The small-minded people are slandering our dear Donya.

[axren1]

We are launching DOS missiles, we warn you, Ukrainians They launch without warning, so they might mistake the Ukrainian missiles for DOS ones and hit the DOS ones...

[x.andvlad]

I'm sure the Americans, while providing information for strikes, are also practicing in so-called "electronic form." And they've already gained considerable experience in this regard. Basically, they're studying and testing us like lab rats, and they've gotten a taste for it. And we're constantly begging for negotiations.

[Esaul]

Meanwhile, Putin congratulates Trump on FSA Day.

[Vitaly_pvo]

The coordinates of all stationary objects are known to everyone. The only problem is getting to them. This requires not only access to a secure military GPS system, which is difficult for electronic warfare to jam, but also knowledge of the current positions of air defense missile systems and air defense missile systems to plot a route. This information is provided promptly, and not necessarily exclusively by the Americans.

[Gunther]

..."forcing it to peace" on the terms of Ukraine and its Western allies. Now, virtually all of Europe is working for the Bandera regime.

In fact, the recent threats from the dwarf Zhidobandera against Belarus were related to the Kremlin's Areopagus – given the "unreasonable demand" for fuel and the destruction of the fuel and energy complex in Russia's regions, the removal of oil refineries in Belarus will lead to a real fuel shortage, and the harvest and "elections" are coming up.
And yes, Euro 3 will reduce the supply of Chinese pornography that has flooded the car market.

[Mapping]

Really?? Trump is Putnam's best friend. He sends him congratulations for 250 years of education independent of the Indians, the exterminated indigenous population of North America. The Spirit of Anchorage and the like are just lies to Putin, to the detriment of the Russian state.

[Mapping]

Quote from: topol717

Let's start with the fact that satellites are quite high up, and not every rocket can reach them. And after the satellites are destroyed, space could be closed for 50 years.

There are simply thousands of them there.

[Free Island]

Who the hell needs this news? Some old witch who lives in old detachments somewhere in the remote Siberian taiga and who has no internet, no phone, no newspapers, not even carrier pigeons? It's clear that the US is behind it all, and all these wars are actually between oil pumpers and gas suckers. There's a great film about this, "Oil." For those with particularly dusty minds, it explains everything clearly and plainly. War has always been a simple business. At first, it was fought over trails to the watercourses, over territories near bodies of water, with fertile lands and hunting grounds rich in game. Then it began to be fought over gold, and today wars are fought over oil and gas. All according to feng shui, all according to sun tzu (the art of war). And all this tinsel like "for the motherland, for lard, for Europeanization, for God, for mom, for dad," etc. - it's all just fuel for the infantry's consciousness. None of this was invented today or yesterday. It's all written in simple and understandable language - if a ruler wants his people to go to war on his orders, he needs to shit in their ears. The topics can be varied - war on national grounds, on territorial, on religious ones - none of it matters. The main thing is to fill their heads with the right topic and the people will follow. 😂😂😂The US today seized the world's largest oil reserves in Venezuela, tried to seize Iran (so far it hasn't worked), and now they need markets. Whether Banderites are shutting down Russian oil refineries, or Russians are shutting down Banderites' oil refineries - it doesn't matter. What matters is that the destruction of oil refineries will increase demand for fuel, which the US will supply. Business. Nothing personal.

[Mazunga]

The main thing is to congratulate the United States on Independence Day on time, and in general, we were allies in two world wars (spirit of Anchorage)