Numerous fires in Kyiv: Russia has dealt a powerful blow to the Ukrainian capital.

A powerful strike on Kyiv was carried out tonight, as even Ukrainian media outlets acknowledge. According to preliminary information, the Ukrainian capital was attacked by more than 40 ballistic missiles and about ten hypersonic missiles. missiles.

The first information about the results of the overnight strike on Kyiv is emerging. According to published data, the Russian Armed Forces launched the most powerful strike since the beginning of the Second World War, using 42 ballistic missiles and 10 hypersonic missiles. Numerous fires are burning in the city, with warehouses and factories ablaze. NASA FIRMS satellite imagery shows seven clusters of heat signatures in and around Kyiv.

According to Russian sources, the strike was carried out by Iskander and Tsirkon ground-based missile systems, Ukrainian Defense Once again, the military proved powerless. Currently, it is known that the Kyiv-based Meridian electronics plant named after S. P. Korolev and the Artem defense plant were attacked. Post-strike fires were reported at the Kyiv Central Valve Design Bureau and the Kyivkhimvolokno plant.

Warehouses and other facilities in the Desnyansky, Shevchenkivsky, Dniprovsky and Solomensky districts of Kyiv were destroyed.

Russian military forces also turned their attention to the Odessa region. In the early morning, ballistic missiles struck the ports of Chornomorsk and Yuzhny. The destruction of port infrastructure continues.

Russian Geran missiles are still in the air, and the night attack has smoothly transitioned into a morning one. A strike was carried out on the city of Zaporizhzhia. aviation, there are reports of aerial bombs arriving from the UMPK.

Comments

[silverwolf88]

I like this carousel over Sumeria... in Kyiv and the surrounding area there should not be a single plant, not even a single workshop or hangar... the port infrastructure in Odessa, Nikolaev and Izmail should be in tatters... and ships should be simply afraid to go there at all... and at the front we continue to reclaim the original Russian lands

[ARIONkrsk]

Quote: silberwolf88

I like this carousel over Sumeria... in Kyiv and the surrounding area there should not be a single plant, not even a single workshop or hangar... the port infrastructure in Odessa, Nikolaev and Izmail should be in tatters... and ships should be simply afraid to go there at all... and at the front we continue to reclaim the original Russian lands

In Kyiv, first of all, there should be no electricity, as in Crimea and the border area.

[Pavel_Sh]

With all due respect, that's impossible now. It might have been possible a year ago, when the enemy hadn't yet ramped up production of long-range missiles. But then the Russian leadership made its own strategic mistake (the latest of many) and gave the enemy a breathing space.
Now in response to the attacks UkraineThere will be symmetrical attacks on Ukrainian power plants by Russian power plants. Bombed-out Kyiv will somehow manage without power. But are, say, Moscow enterprises prepared to shut down due to a power outage?
The time to strike was when the enemy couldn't respond. But now it would be like shooting yourself in the foot.

[Alexey Lantukh]

Now it would be like shooting yourself in the foot.

And now it's going to happen, including shooting myself in the foot. Why? It's just that I live in Belgorod, 35 km from the LBS. It's very easy for the Ukrainian Armed Forces to take revenge on us. Someone is killed every day, not to mention the wounded. There's already been more than one alarm today. And what will happen in winter, if the attacks increase, without power or heat? What should we do? My view from the couch: it's time to use tactical nuclear weapons.

[Ray]

In Kyiv, first of all, there should be no comedian-drug addict, his entourage, Syrsky, Madyar, any Ministry of Defense, SBU, Gur, and the entire Bankova.

[Amigo.]

And also plant the "ze" Zionist Fuhrer on the "hazel"

[invisible_man]

Zionist is not a euphemism for the word "Jew", but a designation for a supporter of the relocation of all Jews to Israel.

[Joker62]

Quote from invisible_man

Zionist is not a euphemism for the word "Jew", but a designation for a supporter of the relocation of all Jews to Israel.

Well, if "Zionist" isn't an option, then stake the Jew! Oops, someone beat me to it:

Quote: Amigo.

And also plant the "ze" Zionist Fuhrer on the "hazel"

or rather, the Jewish Fuhrer...

[Grancer81]

"Zhyd" is not a nationality, "Zhyd" is a state of mind...😂

[Sedov]

I like this carousel over Sumeria...

Happy Metallurgist's Day, 'em! Catch some cast iron gifts!

[Montezuma]

Quote: Sedov

I like this carousel over Sumeria...

Happy Metallurgist's Day, 'em! Catch some cast iron gifts!

Denis
I watched the Ukrainian information channels, and they're in full hysteria. We're expecting a similarly hysterical speech from Zelensky. But according to the Ukrainian General Staff's brave report, they shot down a whopping 17 (!) ballistic missiles out of 25, and 108 UAVs out of 125.

In total, the Air Force’s radio-technical troops recorded 166 air attack weapons – 41 missiles and 125 UAVs of various types:
- 10 anti-ship missiles 3M22 Tsirkon;
-25 Iskander-M/S ballistic missiles – 400;
- 3 Onyx anti-ship missiles (launch areas - TOT Autonomous Republic of Crimea);
- 3 guided aircraft missiles Kh-59/69;
- 125 attack UAVs of the Shahed, Gerbera, Italmas type, drone-simulators of the Parody type, loitering munitions of the Banderol type.

According to preliminary data, as of 08:30, air defense systems have shot down/suppressed 126 targets – 18 missiles and 108 drones of various types:

-17 Iskander-M/Zircon/S-400 missiles;
-1 guided aircraft missile Kh-59/69;
- 108 enemy UAVs of various types.

[aszzz888]

[quote]Montezuma
(Alexander)
+1
Today, 09: 03
...We're expecting the same hysterical performance. Zelensky... [/quote]it Now he'll start writing complaints to the UN Security Council about punishing Russia for daring to attack Kiev...

[Montezuma]

Quote: aszzz888

It will now start writing complaints to the UN Security Council about punishing Russia for daring to strike Kiev.

He'll definitely start writing complaints and crying on his sponsoring partners' shoulders, not forgetting to ask for more money. As soon as he comes to his senses after a stressful night, he'll get right down to it.

[bayard]

Particularly touching among the downed Russian S-400 missiles are the ones that are always seen in video footage flying and hitting targets on the ground with their TT engines running (!!). And their debris always turns out to be fragments of Patriot SAMs or old S-300 SAMs.

[Normann]

I wonder how they manage to knock down zircons if even our pro can't destroy them?

[ALCA056000]

What a naive question, Norman! Have you forgotten about the "granny with a jar of pickles" wonder weapon?

[Grancer81]

And also an old grandfather with a Berdanka.

[Alexander Sl]

This is all great, but it's very late. Half of Russia has already been destroyed, and the government has only just now taken off its rose-colored glasses; it turns out there's already a war going on.

[ALCA056000]

Oh! Another whiner has emerged. Where are you from, saucepan?

[Alexander Sl]

I'm from Anapa, and you, miracle, where are you from???

[Alexander Sl]

Apparently, nothing is flying over your head, you sleep peacefully, the saucepan is definitely helping.

[ALCA056000]

The saucepan helps you, you say? And are you wearing lace panties? "From Anapa".... We say "from Anapa", pathetic.... Keep jumping.

[Alexander Sl]

Dialogue is useless with the poor; only a clinic can help.
All the best

[bk316]

Dialogue with the poor is useless.

Poor or not, if you live in Russia, you need to know the Russian language.
No need to write "From Anapa".

[ZovSailor]

silverwolf88
Today, 07: 58

Like most people, I approve of increasing attacks on decision-making centers in Kiev and other Bandera-state targets.
We will evaluate the effectiveness of the strikes in the near future as further events unfold in the North-Eastern Military District, including in the LBS and in the Russian rear.
At a minimum, the intensification of attacks on Bandera's regime with its pressing issues regarding the bridges across the Dnieper, the destruction of the 750 kV switchgear, synchronization line nodes, and the power flow from Europe is delayed by several years, which can be compared to the IRI BD.
As is obvious, peace negotiations and truces negotiated by our Anglo-Saxon enemies do not contribute to the advancement of the goals and objectives of the North-West Military-Country Operation (NWOC-CTO), nor do they address the root causes of the conflict. Instead, they only exacerbate, worsen, and hinder the advancement of our Russian Armed Forces in the North-West Military-Country Operation (NWOC-CTO).

[Starover_Z]

Quote: silberwolf88

the port infrastructure in Odessa, Nikolaev and Izmail is in tatters

It's advisable to make these ports your own later, so there's no need to completely destroy them. Power to the ports should be cut off specifically so they can't operate.

[pudelartemon]

News like this is like a cold beer for a hangover!

[stankow]

The hunt for the ships has finally begun. But why drones? And where are the six Varshavyanka missile submarines? They're not in any danger, and the underwater backups haven't yet.

[isv000]

Burn, burn brightly, so it doesn't go out! Let's remember the Kukuyevs without clinking glasses. There's no longer any good feeling left for that Bald Mountain. There's nothing sacred left there anyway; everything's been sold off...

[ABC-schutze]

Bandera—the Nazis should not only "recognize" them, but also rejoice. Rejoice that so far they're only being "shipped" Iskanders and Tsirkons. Not the Oreshniki, where a single launcher can "lift" three dozen warheads (i.e., the equivalent of 30 Iskanders). And they should definitely be "shipped" to the right place...

[OSE4Kinsura]

Well, that means light! A factory is not a small house; it can't run on a generator! But dams and other generations still work, it turns out.

[mitrich]

"the strike was carried out by ground-based Iskander and Zircon missile systems,"
What about the geraniums and their attacks? Why aren't they written about? Are they no longer relevant? Have the Sumerians learned to shoot them down en masse?
It would be good to use them, two hundred, on targets in the very lair of the villagers.

[Yuras_Belarus]

Reread the first sentence of the last paragraph.

[mitrich]

It says that they are in the air, but not about their numerous strikes.
They only write about ballistic damage, but it should be, in my opinion, mostly geraniums. Something like a 1:10 ratio.

[Montezuma]

Quote: mitrich

What about geraniums and their attacks? Why aren't they written about? Are they no longer relevant?

Are you unable to read the text more carefully?

Russian Geraniums are still in the air, and the night attack has smoothly transitioned into a morning one.

Gerani missiles are also flying at their targets, and more precise hit data will arrive a little later. You'll need all the details right now. There'll be much more information in a couple of hours.

[mitrich]

"You need all the details right away. In a couple of hours, there will be much more information."

Are you a proponent of pulling the wool over one's eyes everywhere and in everything? Like "our" bigwigs do in this strange war?

[bayard]

Tolya, the Geranis were still flying while I was writing this news release. Be patient, they're so slow and like to circle over the used aircraft first, identifying ground-based air defenses and luring the used and NATO fighters into attacking our fighters. This is serious, multifaceted, and systematic work. And they'll tell you the results later. Whatever they deem necessary.

[mitrich]

Vasya, or whatever your name is, Petya, don't get too familiar. Or did you just put on the marshal's and generalissimo's epaulettes and get going?

[Joker62]

Quote: Montezuma

Quote: mitrich

What about geraniums and their attacks? Why aren't they written about? Are they no longer relevant?

Are you unable to read the text more carefully?

Russian Geraniums are still in the air, and the night attack has smoothly transitioned into a morning one.

Gerani missiles are also flying at their targets, and more precise hit data will arrive a little later. You'll need all the details right now. There'll be much more information in a couple of hours.

Yes, this guy reads.

mitrich

information as if between the lines, without delving into the essence of the information for reflection, hence his stupid questions.
And warfare tactics need to be constantly changing so that enemies cannot correctly understand where, how, and with what they will be attacked.
Waging war in a formulaic manner, as Westerners do, especially the Germans, always leads to defeat.

[Free Island]

They worked with geraniums in Odessa

[rocket757]

Well, WAR!?
Does no one hope to agree on anything anymore?!
However, this could be another act, followed by an intermission... we'll see...

[aszzz888]

rocket757
(Victor)
+1
Today, 08: 07
New
Well, WAR!?
Does no one hope to agree on anything anymore?!
However, this could be another act, followed by an intermission... we'll see...

Victor, And yet, when yet another Gayropian rabble arrived in Kiev, our people gave them the green light. No, shutting down the train with all that nastiness might not have been necessary, but putting a couple of geraniums next to the locomotive would have been just the thing! Maybe they'd have rushed off to wash their pants and never set foot in Kiev again...

[Normann]

Why not hit the train itself?

[rocket757]

The obvious... alas, there is plenty of that which can be described as incomprehensible, strange, or even downright bullshit!...
Is it worth it to come up with your own theories? Everything you can come up with has already been said/written a hundred times...

[Terenin]

Quote: rocket757

Well, WAR!?

This was clear about 10 years ago. Remember the horse races on the Maidan, their poems and anthems...

... - We will never be brothers! Not by our homeland, not by our mother...

[rocket757]

Generations of the upper/ruling classes who grew up on deals... what else can you expect from such people?

[Free Island]

The main thing is that this isn't just a pre-election ploy. Otherwise, the elections will be over, United Russia will once again take over the majority of votes in the State Duma, and then we'll be left to sit back and do nothing for years. If, however, this is a military decision, then honor and praise go to our military leadership.

[rocket757]

Election window dressing... it's something so eternal that... the phenomenon itself is empty/simple, another matter is that someone believes in it...

[stankow]

The announcement needs to be made now. Why wait? There are more than enough reasons.

[rocket757]

This is a topic that has been widely discussed and discussed more than once...
There is no need to explain where that cart is now... it’s still there.
However, events on the LBS are developing somehow more sharply, because... well, let's see what happens next.
What else can we do while sitting/lying on the couch?

[bambr731]

Russian Geraniums are still in the air, and the night attack has smoothly transitioned into a morning one.

Good news this morning. I wish these attacks would be on a 24/7 basis and a gynecologist could come and document them.

[Mouse]

Everyone's lying! We ran out of missiles yesterday...
Sarcasm, what the heck....

[Joker62]

Quote: Mouse

Everyone's lying! We ran out of missiles yesterday...
Sarcasm, what the heck....

Damn, we ran out of washing machines some year ago, and who knows where they get new ones from...

[Martin Porubcan]

Well, according to our media, you've been throwing helmets at Ukrainians for three years now because you've run out of bombs, and in close combat you only fight with field shovels.

[Joker62]

Quote: Martin Porubcan

and in close combat you fight only with field shovels.

Do you know what the most terrible weapon of the sappers and construction battalion is???
No??? - I'll answer you - A shovel!

[Last centurion]

I am satisfied with the strikes, BUT I think that they should be carried out during the daytime on weekdays!
Let the dicks of the skakuas fly all over the surrounding area!

[Serge_76]

It's interesting to ask the commentators what they're so happy about. After all, we'll have to rebuild all this in the liberated territories later, at a cost of billions of rubles. Ukraine isn't the place to launch the most powerful strikes. What's the point of killing the puppet if the puppeteer is still alive? Someone recently suggested we should attack Europe, claiming it's to blame. Why so cowardly? Maybe we should attack another country, and we can do more than just missiles, right? No?

[gribanov.c]

And I always said - when are we going to bomb America with atomic bombs?

[stankow]

The Westerners' dream is to provoke Russia into using nuclear weapons. You won't get it!

[gribanov.c]

This shouldn't be provoked; it should be a deliberate act of state policy. Before that, an ultimatum can be issued: it is you (Western countries) who are waging a hybrid war against Russia through the Kyiv puppet regime, which you yourselves installed through a coup d'état. The ultimatum: stop the hybrid war against Russia through Ukraine—this includes any actions on your part that the Russian side interprets as such—and remove your junta from there. And to make your decision easier, Russia is launching a nuclear strike on a North American city right now, with a submarine and one munition, but our entire arsenal is on combat alert for a retaliatory strike if, in response to our completely fair ultimatum, you somehow attack us.
We simply need to move away from the perception of nuclear weapons of the late Cold War period, when they were considered a means of deterrence and the last strike, and begin to perceive them as a weapon that can and should be used occasionally, for the targeted destruction of the ruling elites of hostile countries, by striking at the places where the ruling elites live, to reduce escalation, so that they leave Russia alone

[stankow]

This is naive. Read the "Russian Federation Nuclear Doctrine." It's publicly available.

[gribanov.c]

It's not man for doctrine, but doctrine for man. If necessary, we can even change the Constitution, what's with the nuclear doctrine?

[Carmela]

Quote from gribanow.c

And I always said - when are we going to bomb America with atomic bombs?

Why are you so angry?

[gribanov.c]

I'm not mean, I'm actually normal. I'm saying that if someone hits you with a stick, you shouldn't hit the stick in response, as an independent living being, to "punish" it (the stick), but hit the hand that's holding it, or better yet, hit it right on the head. And everything that's happening now is exactly that—hitting the stick that's being hit, and saying, "Look, you evil stick, why are you hitting me?" As if oblivious to who's holding it, and oblivious to the laughter of everyone around watching this tragicomedy.

[Carmela]

Quote from gribanow.c

I'm actually normal,

Are you itching to start a nuclear war? They'll respond.

[gribanov.c]

A single strike with a single munition, carried out in response to the hybrid war that's been waged against us for a long time—if they respond, it would be aggression on their part, so what can we do? We'll have to respond. But they might not respond to a single strike; we want to live.

[Last centurion]

No, dead Ukrainian fascists are enough. And for the other skakuas to flee west in a frightened, hungry crowd, and for the West to machine-gun them down at the border.
This is where true Western values ​​will emerge.
Gay Europeans already want to kick the potheads back into the 404. Massive blows will accelerate the process of being "between a rock and a hard place." But other countries and their citizens will learn a lesson about how not to jump up and down and what not to shout about.
And if the gay Europeans let the potheads in, then let them feed them. They'll spend less on weapons.
That's why we need daylight strikes, knocking out all gas stations and power generation!!! And urgently!

[Serge_76]

"But other countries and their citizens will learn a lesson about how not to jump up and down and what not to shout about." They couldn't care less about our squabbles! We'll kill each other, they'll be happy, especially those overseas. We need to fight the hydra itself, not its appendages! Even Iran will tell you that.

[Irokez]

Quote: Serzh_76

We need to fight the hydra itself, not its appendages! Even Iran will tell you that.

You rightly said that you need to eliminate the cause, not the effect, but that's when you're alone and there's no one else. But here, things are much more complicated, because the cause could destroy you. Therefore, you have to get rid of the effect (the proxy) for your own survival, and then (or simultaneously) oppress and eliminate the cause (the Anglo-Saxons) through political, economic, or other means, but not military ones, because the spaceship "Earth" could be damaged and rendered unviable.
The Anglo-Saxons are already suffering from their own sanctions and there is no need to interfere with them, while these sanctions are helping us to establish and develop our own affairs, increasing our economic and military sovereignty and independence.

[Yuri Vasilyev]

For starters, at least stop trading with them. The EU remains the largest buyer of LNG and pipeline gas from Russia.

[Vitaly_pvo]

Quote: Serzh_76

We have to restore all this in the liberated territories.

What's the point? The old "Europe will help us" will never happen again. Therefore, only agriculture should remain there. All industry and specialists should move beyond the Urals.

[Tagan]

Someone recently suggested we should attack Europe, saying it's their fault. Why so cowardly? Maybe we should attack another country, and we can do it with more than just missiles, right? No?

Well, you didn't write it cowardly. We'll win this way. The main thing is to look really menacing while doing it. Or you could even draw something like this for credibility:

[Serge_76]

I wrote about something completely different.

[boris]

But Kyiv does not need to be fully restored.
The city has lost the right to be a significant city. And it shouldn't
there should be no military industry in principle. Let
will be just an ordinary regional center. There it is quite
Bakeries and local industry will be enough.

[Martin Porubcan]

I am in favor of building a distillery and a winery, and finally a brewery, at least two, so that competition will improve the quality and reduce the price of this golden drink.

[Serge_76]

" This
The city has lost the right to be a significant city. And it shouldn't
there should be no military industry in principle. Let
It will be just an ordinary regional center." It's good that it's not up to you to decide. You think like a fascist.

[Incvizitor]

I'll let you in on a secret: the construction industry brings with it a lot of production and jobs; rebuilding the old, burnt-out crap from the 60s and 70s (and there's nothing else there) is profitable for the state.

[Aleks354]

I've been reading about the most powerful strikes for 5 years, but for some reason people are dying in our cities.

[Martin Porubcan]

People die everywhere: some from illness, some from old age, and some simply from pleasure.

[Irokez]

Where have you seen a war or just a fight without mutual losses?

[Panadol]

It feels like we're simply copying what they're doing. First, there were refineries and oil depots. We responded in kind. Now it's the marketplaces' turn.
And yet, not so long ago, we were in the lead. Remember that collapse of the entire electric power industry in Ukraine? Back then, the commander knew perfectly well what to do, without any AI prompting.

[Andrey62]

It feels like we're just repeating what they're doing.

The president keeps repeating, "...the response will be mirrored..." And everyone and their dog says that our creativity isn't very strong. Creativity isn't something that older guys have, but younger guys, with more experience, have more of it. I'm over 64 myself, so here I sometimes have to remember what I left and where, and my productivity is lower... you can't fool nature!

[Million]

It's like ping pong. To deal a serious blow to Kyiv, do our citizens have to suffer first?

[Simargl]

The sanctions packages should have been celebrated with a swarm of Iskanders.

[enzelad]

Kyiv radioelectronics plant "Meridian" named after S. P. Korolev. Why not named after S. Bandera?

[a housewife]

They declared Korolev a Ukrainian. As always, if you don't have your own, you have to grab what's not yours.

[Martin Porubcan]

Only one factory producing weapons of mass destruction suitable for committing genocide can be named in Bandera's honor.

[snow mountain]

Well, this is what you need to do every day! Or even better, several times a day!

[Joker62]

Numerous fires in Kyiv: Russia has dealt a powerful blow to the Ukrainian capital.

Burn, it's clear,
So that it doesn't go out!

But to be honest, it's high time to start a fire so that they think twice before trying to bomb Moscow again!

[Ivan№One]

The Russian Armed Forces launched the most powerful strike since the start of the Second World War, using 42 ballistic and 10 hypersonic missiles.

Eh, if only it were more often, once a month, for example?
But for this to happen, the oligarchs would need to have fewer mega-yachts, apparently?

[SUKRAM]

really good news to hear, may it continue till the bandera nazi accept defeat
unfortunately, their puppet masters will not allow this, as they have spent far too much time and effort going the other way
really need to strike the things coming into ukelele land from the west, at the borders
then they will soon run out of stuff to make things with

[Ivan Kuzmich]

Quote: Serzh_76

It's interesting to ask the commentators what they're so happy about. After all, we'll have to rebuild all this in the liberated territories later, at a cost of billions of rubles. Ukraine isn't the place to launch the most powerful strikes. What's the point of killing the puppet if the puppeteer is still alive? Someone recently suggested we should attack Europe, claiming it's to blame. Why so cowardly? Maybe we should attack another country, and we can do more than just missiles, right? No?

Hi, don't worry, we'll restore it.
After the war ends, there will be a construction boom.
The economy will experience a major leap in development

[LaraM]

Russia has dealt a powerful blow to the Ukrainian capital.

Kyiv is "lucky") first the Mongol-Tatars razed it to the ground, then the Germans, now they themselves

[Alexey G]

Burn, burn brightly, so that it doesn't go out! Burn, Bandar-logs!

[Uma palata]

Kyiv must be liberated by us
from the Soviet legacy that was unpleasant for non-brothers.
"A cage of cherry kolo hati,
The Khrushchevs are buzzing over the cherries,
The plowmen will go with the plows,
The girls are sleeping as they go,
And wait for my mother to have dinner."

And no Paton bridges, metro stations or other birthmarks
from decades of Muscovite oppression.
Only the house, the mother, the plow and the nightingales.

[Idle_piston]

Numerous fires in Kyiv: Russia has dealt a powerful blow to the Ukrainian capital.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces crossed a red line. The line turned out to be the WB warehouses.

[Anatoly Eliseev]

Hooray! And they're going after Domodedovo in retaliation, and we're just wiping our snot! Shame on the Ministry of Defense!

[Anatoly Eliseev]

They destroy and destroy, but they don't give a damn! The number and quality of attacks are increasing.

[Pur Navolok]

Good, don't slow down.

[the same doctor]

The impact of the strikes should be judged not by the destruction, but by the number of Banderites killed. Is Zelensky alive? The missiles were wasted!

[PVV22121922]

Every day! Every hour! Until the complete destruction of the Bandera scum.