The Russian Armed Forces attacked the capital's Kyiv-79 plant of the Ukr Armo Tech company.

Russian troops launched a group attack on the Kyiv enterprise "Kyiv-79", which belongs to a large Ukrainian manufacturer of armored vehicles and parts for drones Ukr Armo Tech. According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, this site was one of the key components of the Ukrainian military-industrial complex. It assembled combat parts for drones and missiles, stored explosives, repaired armored vehicles and prepared them for dispatch to the front.

Kyiv-79 served as a full-cycle logistics hub. Components were brought here, and here they were transformed into weapon and from there they were sent to the combat zone. The destruction of such a facility would disrupt a major supply chain.

A strike was also reported on the Radioizmeritel enterprise, which was a key supplier of components for the Neptune-MD, FP-7, FP-9, and Grom-2 missiles.

At the same time, the Ukrainian Air Force reported repelling a nighttime attack by the Russian Armed Forces. According to them, five of the eight ballistic missiles and both guided missiles were shot down. aviation missiles, as well as 108 of the 135 attack UAVs. One ballistic missile hit and 25 were recorded. drones At 17 locations, as well as debris falling at 10 sites. The Kyiv regime has not yet clarified the fate of the remaining two ballistic missiles.

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[APASUS]

It's time to equip missiles with thermobaric warheads. Everything that isn't destroyed by the impact should burn out.

[Sarboz]

Quote: APASUS

It's time to equip missiles with thermobaric warheads. Everything that isn't destroyed by the impact should burn out.

Notice how, as soon as the news is positive, the commentators who were critical of everything and everyone seem to run away. A successful enemy attack appears, and they're right there.

[g_ae]

Excuse me, I was going to lunch. It was the fifth year of the war, and only now were they finally starting to destroy our motherland's industry. What was stopping them before? Were they waiting for permission from their "partner"? Well, they got it, the "partner" armed them and gave them permission to attack deep into Russia. And the Kremlin's forces are still fighting one step forward, two steps back. It's the school of Solomon Plyar, not the SVO.

[Sarboz]

Quote: g_ae

Sorry, I was going out for lunch.

That's right. Our combined attacks have become massive and constant, meaning they're carried out daily and around the clock. But you and your ilk will still criticize our actions and glorify those of the enemy.

[Solomon_BY]

Our combined attacks are nothing short of sloppy. The exhaust isn't particularly smoky, and the results are invisible to the naked eye. And that's a shame for us. What are you proud of?

[Sarboz]

Quote: Solomon_BY

Our combined attacks are nothing short of sloppy. The exhaust isn't particularly smoky, and the results are invisible to the naked eye. And that's a shame for us. What are you proud of?

What do you expect? After OUR massive strikes, YOUR strikes are fading. Smoke and fire all over the Outskirts.
Prepare for surrender and learn the Russian anthem.

[Dart2027]

Quote: g_ae

It was the fifth year of the war and only now had they finally begun to destroy the industry of our motherland.

It's okay, they've been hitting it for a while now. Only the doomsayers and TsIPSOTa get "surprised" every time.

[BMP-2]

Note: the degree of positivity in this news item is anyone's guess. It reports that the facility was hit, but DOES NOT CERTAIN that the facility was destroyed.

[Sarboz]

Quote: BMP-2

Note: the degree of positivity in this news item is anyone's guess. It reports that the facility was hit, but DOES NOT CERTAIN that the facility was destroyed.

Of course. Only the enemy can destroy. And we keep hitting in vain.
It is not clear how we are pushing back the enemy, but apparently by the Holy Spirit.

[BMP-2]

Yes, I see you have a god-given gift for seeing in news and comments things that have never been there before!

[Ignatius555]

Yeah, they hit Yuzhmash with hazelnuts, too. They said the plant was gone, everything was reduced to dust, but then it finally started working again. They probably forgot to load the rocket with TNT.

[Sarboz]

Quote: Ignatius555

Yes, they also attacked Yuzhmash with hazelnuts, they said the plant was gone, everything was reduced to dust, but then it started working again.

Who said so? Have you seen Yuzhmash? It's a CITY stretching for kilometers. A shuttle bus runs from workshop to workshop across the territory. The strike only hit the key workshops. Production was gradually restored in other areas, fortunately, all the necessary infrastructure is in place.

[Ignatius555]

You're a strange person, completely oblivious to what's going on. The SVO has been going on for five years now. The result: the enemy's air defenses are working, the ports are working, the railways are working, the logistics are working. Tunnels and bridges are functioning. Should we continue? Or do you think our country didn't have the opportunity to end this? Judging by your posts, your answer is: "there was no opportunity." Well, then you need to go to the top, as they say, and proclaim that everything is fine. P.S. In my opinion, the situation only changed recently, until the rooster pecked itself (until we were left without oil refineries). Before this, they fought with white gloves, and it's still unclear what will happen next.

[bk316]

Or do you think that our country did not have the opportunity to end this?

There was none. None at all. Within the framework of the SVO, what was done is pure fantasy.

[Ignatius555]

Ah, well, I see... but we can't change the boundaries, we're not capable of it. Someone is getting in our way again. I've heard this somewhere before. The Anglo-Saxons, the Jews, anyone but ourselves.

[Sarboz]

Quote: Ignatius555

You are a strange person, who doesn’t see what’s going on.

Now simply redirect these words to yourself.
You're completely oblivious to the fact that we've been waging war with the West for five years now, preserving our economy and developing our military-industrial complex. Meanwhile, most of the country is living a peaceful life; many only realized after the gasoline panic that something was actually happening in the Northeast Asian region that affected them. This could have been resolved in earnest back in 2022, by bringing Europe into the fray. Total mobilization, dozens of our planes shot down, thousands of tanks burned, millions of casualties, dozens of bombed cities, hundreds of destroyed factories.

Quote: Ignatius555

p.s. In my opinion, the situation has only changed recently, until the rooster pecked itself in one place (until we were left without oil refineries).

In fact, Zelenskyy's luck has finally fallen. Dupa is burning, which has forced him to resort to a monstrous escalation, launching repeated attacks on buses, trains, and student dormitories.
There's no need to hype things up. Most refineries are operating. Some aren't at full capacity. This is just for reference. Some refineries are undergoing repairs, and quite quickly. There's gasoline. The panic will subside soon.
The enemy will be defeated, victory will be ours. But not yours and those like you.

[Ignatius555]

I understand you: "we're okay with that."
ps I want to win no less than you, no need to fantasize!

[Sarboz]

Quote: Ignatius555

I understand you: "we're okay with that."
ps I want to win no less than you, no need to fantasize!

You don't need to fantasize about this. Everything can't be good in war. War is, by definition, bad. I fought in it myself, and I know that the most destructive thing in war is panic. Remember what they did to the panic-mongers during the Great Patriotic War? The same thing needs to be done now.

[Ignatius555]

And I (if this is me) am not panicking, I'm simply expressing some thoughts here. That's what the comment chat is for. And also... if someone disagrees with you, that doesn't mean your opinion is correct. Quite a few mistakes have been made since the start of the Second World War, and if you actually fought in it, you should know that! And you can write whatever you want; the keyboard will handle it.

[Sarboz]

Quote: Ignatius555

There have been enough mistakes made since the start of the Second World War, and if you actually fought, you should know this!

Only those who do nothing make no mistakes. The general course is correct, as evidenced by the fact that we are advancing at the front, not the other way around, and by the fact that the enemy is suffering disproportionately greater losses than we are. Anything else is the work of the devil, that is, the CIPSO.

[Ignatius555]

I haven't seen you, so I don't know you. Perhaps you're the one handling the Central Intelligence Agency (CIPSO), since you interpret proposals to improve the situation as panic, and then... as per your "clever" text. This is not the right way to go; you need to speak up and offer solutions and suggestions, if any. Now about losses. I'm not interested in Ukraine's losses; I'm interested in the losses of our guys. And if nearly 2 million Ukrainians are out of action, and the losses are even 1 to 10, then our losses are very high. They could have been avoided, in my opinion. Was everything done to avoid them? No, not everything. Therefore, I say and will continue to say what I think is necessary. As for the tactics of "we're already doing well," and then "we've been deceived again," I leave it to you.

[Sarboz]

Quote: Ignatius555

And I leave the tactics of "we're all good" and then "we've been deceived again" to you.

Do you know what the habit of bombarding your interlocutor with tags means? Firstly, it's a lack of independent thinking. Secondly, it's a pattern of thinking. For me, alarmists are the same enemies as the Ukrainian Armed Forces, SBU and GUR agents, collaborators, and traitors. Keep spewing your poison before the FSB summons you for a preventative interview.

[Ignatius555]

Be careful not to get summoned to the FSB for making threats (as I understand it, death threats) to people who care about Russia's interests and who are trying to suggest solutions to minimize personnel losses and ensure our country's speedy victory in the conflict around Ukraine. You and others like you are playing into the hands of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, but your insanity prevents you from realizing it (see the Dunning-Kruger effect).

[Sarboz]

Quote: Ignatius555

Be careful that you don't get summoned to the FSB for threats (as I understand it, death threats) against people who care about Russia's interests and are not indifferent.

Keep whining. But it still won't happen your way.

[Ignatius555]

You're the only one whining here on the forum.

[Sarboz]

Quote: Ignatius555

You're the only one whining here on the forum.

It's not nice to poke adults.

[Ignatius555]

"But it still won't happen your way."
What's this??? You need to see a doctor, not me. And I just started corresponding with him like I was a normal person. Don't write to me anymore and don't comment on my posts!!!

[Sarboz]

Quote: Ignatius555

Don't write to me anymore and don't comment on my posts!!!

That's great! Off with the woman, off with the mare.

[bk316]

Notice how, as soon as the news is positive, the commentators who were critical of everything and everyone seem to run away. A successful enemy attack appears, and they're right there.

So this is according to the manual.
Do not enter into disputes unless they are for chutzpah.
Just throw it over the fan.

[Sarboz]

Quote: bk316

Notice how, as soon as the news is positive, the commentators who were critical of everything and everyone seem to run away. A successful enemy attack appears, and they're right there.

So this is according to the manual.
Do not enter into disputes unless they are for chutzpah.
Just throw it over the fan.

But look how excited they became as soon as their traitorous nature was mentioned.

[guest]

Quote: Sarboz

A successful enemy attack appears, they are right there.

Well, for us it’s an enemy, but for them...

[Arkady007]

Sarboz
Just one more thing to clarify: Do you consider this article positive or negative?

[Dart2027]

Quote: Sarboz

Notice how, as soon as the news is positive, the commentators who criticize everything and everyone run away somewhere.

Not always - often, even positive news is accompanied by such a howl that wolves nervously smoke on the sidelines under the moon.

[credo]

It's a shame for all of us that our leadership only began to destroy Ukraine's military-industrial complex in the fifth year of the Second World War, and even in Kyiv itself and major industrial cities.

And how many times has the collective West deceived our leadership, long before the Second World War, and the bad habit of delaying until the last minute has never been eradicated from their minds.

I don’t know what’s burning in our leaders’ hearts, but even now it’s clear that they’re doing this half-heartedly and are still hoping, like little children, for manna from heaven, that the West will suddenly come to its senses, repent before us, return to us everything it stole, and move the NATO bloc beyond the borders of the former Warsaw Pact countries.

[topol717]

Quote: credo

It's a shame for all of us that our leadership only began to destroy Ukraine's military-industrial complex in the fifth year of the Second World War, and even in Kyiv itself and major industrial cities.

Did it ever occur to you that before this time, that very military-industrial complex didn’t exist?

I don’t know what our bosses are up to, but even now it’s clear that they’re doing this half-heartedly and still hoping

Where's the firewood coming from? I mean, how do you see that we're at half strength? Why do you think our General Staff is relying on anything other than its own strength?

[g_ae]

I wonder who came up with the idea to allow "partners" to create this military-industrial complex in Hochloreich without hindrance? Perhaps as a "gesture of goodwill"?

[credo]

Did it ever occur to you that before this time, that very military-industrial complex didn’t exist?

Search online for the names of those enterprises in Kyiv and other major Ukrainian cities that were hit by our troops in the last couple of weeks. Read up on their history and specialization.

[Ignatius555]

Like in the film "Kidnapping, Caucasian Style." But he can't (sit there, - read here). He writes only what comes to mind. Apparently he writes in a drunken haze.

[topol717]

Quote: credo

Read their history and specialization.

So what? I remember hearing back in 23-24 that all these factories were empty and the workers had scattered to their garages. Or is there any way to refute that?

[credo]

So what? I remember hearing back in 23-24 that all these factories were empty and the workers had scattered to their garages. Or is there any way to refute that?

These were the enemy's voices, and you bought into them.
Don't despair, we have professionals serving in intelligence, they know everything.

[topol717]

Quote: credo

Do not despair

I never even considered it. But knowing the state of industry in 1944, I think there really wasn't a worthy purpose there. Yes, I know they had the AN-225 Mriya, made in the USSR, but in 30 years of independence, they never managed to complete the second one, which was 70% complete by the time the country collapsed.

[Sarboz]

Quote: credo

And how many times has the collective West deceived our leadership, long before the Second World War, and the bad habit of delaying until the last minute has never been eradicated from their minds.

Only the Supreme Command has complete information and can assess the risks of escalation. Currently, we face all of Europe's technological resources, but not the European armies themselves. Furthermore, the main combat operations are taking place in a local theater of operations. We cannot withstand a conventional war with NATO, simply due to our vast population advantage. The worst thing is the colossal human losses and destruction throughout the country in the first weeks of such a war. Therefore, we will have to immediately use nuclear weapons, en masse. The response from NATO and the US could be unpredictable.
You are ready?

[credo]

...We cannot withstand a conventional war with NATO, simply due to our enormous population advantage. The worst thing would be the colossal human losses and destruction throughout the country in the first weeks of such a war. Therefore, we would have to immediately use nuclear weapons, en masse. The response from NATO and the US could be unpredictable.
You are ready?

It's a convenient position to shift responsibility onto someone else and stand up for the guarantor, declaring that he knows better.

So what are we arguing about here and blaming the government for everything that happened before 2022?
- The CMEA and the Warsaw Pact were destroyed - it had to be that way, those at the top know better,
- The USSR collapsed - well, what can you do, it was all heading that way, those at the top know better,
- they did nothing when the territory of the GDR became NATO territory - this is already the FRG, we were promised not to do this, we were deceived, it happens,
- NATO has begun accepting former socialist bloc countries one by one - they have the right, we are nothing to them anymore, although they have deceived us once again, but we are powerless to stop it,
- The former Soviet republics have been accepted into NATO - whatever is being done, whatever is being done, but they are dwarfs, we could knock them down with one hand if anything happens, it's true they've deceived us again, but we'll survive,
- and at the same time, bloody showdowns in the former Soviet republics, genocide and murder by the suddenly titular nation of Russians and all those who do not belong to the titular nation, coups d'état, the rise to power of outright Nazis in these republics - they have the right, because now they have become independent and decide for themselves how to live, we need to be friends with them,
- at the same time, endless experiments in the army, reduction of districts, military schools, military personnel, terms of service of conscripts, the miserable existence of those who remain to serve - and for some it is now easy, optimization, those at the top know better what to do.

And so, quietly and unhurriedly, the entire NATO bloc has crept up to us and is standing on our borders from the far north to the far south, and even in the far east, 86 km of the Bering Strait separates us from them.
The flight time of modern NATO missiles to Moscow and St. Petersburg is less than 10 minutes, not to mention Kaliningrad and other border cities in the European part of Russia.
And the enemy isn't even trying to hide it, openly stating that Russia is its long-term adversary and has no intention of retreating from Russia's borders. This is all you need to know about the enemy, as well as the fact that the collapse of Russia and the seizure of its wealth is a centuries-old dream and goal, and one from which it has no intention of retreating.

So, I take a philosophical approach to your question, "Are you ready?" and can answer that since the people taking over power haven't bothered to prepare the country for the presence of an enemy on its borders, I allow for any outcome, even the most unpredictable, for which few can be prepared.

[Sarboz]

I don't need to recount here the entire shameful history of the collapse of the USSR and the Warsaw Pact, the destruction of the world's most powerful army and military-industrial complex. I saw it with my own eyes, and apparently so did you.
Having witnessed the scale of the destruction myself, it is now truly amazing to me how, for the fifth year, we have not only been able to withstand the pressure of the military-industrial machine of the entire West, but also to develop the military-industrial complex, maintain a gradual offensive, and crush the enemy on all fronts.

[credo]

I don't need to recount here the entire shameful history of the collapse of the USSR and the Warsaw Pact, the destruction of the world's most powerful army and military-industrial complex. I saw it with my own eyes, apparently as you did...

And this is an answer not only to you, but also to others who may not have seen or experienced this.

...for me it is now completely amazing how for the 5th year we have not only been able to withstand the pressure of the MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL MACHINE OF THE ENTIRE WEST, but also developing the military-industrial complex, maintaining a gradual offensive, crushing the enemy on all fronts.

I am not so much surprised by the progress of the SVO and our workers and engineers in civilian life, as I am afraid that the vague and shameful "Minsk", "Istanbul" and "Anchorage" will happen.
How many times have our authorities stepped on the same rake, gotten hit on the head with it, wondered how it happened, stepped on the same rake again and, as if nothing had happened, were surprised that it happened to them again.

[Sarboz]

Quote: credo

I am not so much surprised by the progress of the SVO and our workers and engineers in civilian life, as I am afraid that the vague and shameful "Minsk", "Istanbul" and "Anchorage" will happen.

Don't panic. Under no circumstances.
And even involuntarily throw arguments to the enemy.

[credo]

Don't panic. Under no circumstances.
And even involuntarily throw arguments to the enemy.

There is no panic, and as for throwing arguments at the enemy, here the enemy is in no way inferior to us and even superior in some ways, and in terms of meanness and nastiness he has no equal yet.
And under the seasoned enemy, I consider the Anglo-Saxons to be the most important, and not the Ukrainians, the Chukhontsy, and others who have fallen under the Anglo-Saxons.

[Sarboz]

Quote: credo

There is no panic, and as for throwing arguments at the enemy, here the enemy is in no way inferior to us and even superior in some ways, and in terms of meanness and nastiness he has no equal yet.
And under the seasoned enemy, I consider the Anglo-Saxons to be the most important, and not the Ukrainians, the Chukhontsy, and others who have fallen under the Anglo-Saxons.

I support fully and completely.

[Dart2027]

Quote: credo

So, I take a philosophical approach to your question, "Are you ready?" and can answer that since the people taking over power haven't bothered to prepare the country for the presence of an enemy on its borders, I allow for any outcome, even the most unpredictable, for which few can be prepared.

So yes or no?

[novel66]

what place is hot

It's clear that they were offended on behalf of the oil refinery.

[easy]

They're already supplying it and using it quite successfully. Everything's burning, and it's burning brightly. It's good that they've started taking out the entire defense chain; it'll make things easier for our guys, and for all of us.

[ZovSailor]

APASUS
Today, 12: 13
It's time to equip missiles with thermobaric warheads. Everything that isn't destroyed by the impact should burn out.

It is necessary to break stereotypes about strikes that must occur around the clock in order to discourage sincere conscious people from working in military-industrial complex enterprises.

[knn54]

-The Kyiv regime has not yet clarified the fate of the two more ballistic missiles.
They flew away, but promised to return.

[Konstantin Konstantinovich]

I recently suggested this option here on VO when they hit some logistics warehouse!
But I got downvoted!

[Boycott]

5 out of 8 ballistic missiles were shot down

I haven't heard anyone say they've brought in missiles for the Ratriots, quite the opposite. A week ago, there was nothing to intercept ballistic missiles with. Or maybe they've delivered a couple of tons of lies; they need to somehow keep up the morale of the Tarasiks and Oksankas?

[Dart2027]

Quote: BoyCat

Or a couple of tons of lies were delivered

Not the first time.

[pexotinec]

They finally gave birth. They were dragging their feet for a long time. What's interesting is what could have influenced this after five years of maintaining these factories?

[BMP-2]

Apparently the agreement has expired!

[Comrade Kim]

It is right!
Burn out the wasp nests of the proto-Ukrainians!
The number of our assets involved in the attack, as reported by Ukrainian media, raises questions.
It is lower than that indicated by our media, mentioned during the raid on Moscow on the same day.
So the ball is in our court?
It is good that the quality and composition of our shock wave weapons are higher than those of the enemy.
But in terms of numbers, these ghouls are systematically outnumbering us.
The main thing is that their quantity does not turn into quality.