A man similar to Putin arrived in Derbent.



After the rebellion, Putin has changed beyond recognition!

Ogee wrote: Sun Jul 02, 2023 6:02 pm Just 8 days until the NATO summit and Zelensky must pull the rabbit out of the hat, his own survival depends upon it.

There are 1 or 2 (or both) things he can do.

Mark Sleboda @MarkSleboda1
12h
Over the next 10 days the Kiev regime is going to throw everything they have in reserve, some 70% of offensive force, at Russian defensive lines, in multiple axes at once.
Zelenskiy has to show some "return on investment" to his NATO masters for big NATO Summit on July 11th

Or,

Arthur Morgan @ArthurM40330824
11h
Zelensky keeps preparing the Ukrainian public for imminent Nuclear disaster stating that Russia will blow up Zaporozhye NPP.
All this is very worrisome that now that contraoffensive has failed Ukraine plans for sabotage of Nuclear Power plant. Of course they will blame Russia.

The US knows it, have probably warned Zelensky not to do it, but desperate times - desperate measures.


Arthur Morgan @ArthurM40330824
11h
special nuclear monitoring aircraft WC-135R Constant Phoenix arrived in Europe to take atmospheric air samples and control radioactive emissions
This happened against the backdrop of discussions about the terrorist attack at the ZaporozjieNPP
Things are getting ready for

Reminder that international inspection teams have been at the power plant for some time now.

The IAEA denied Zelensky's story about the mining of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant [by Russia].
The IAEA has not recorded signs of mining at the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, Bild reports.

Zelensky doesn't need to blow the whole plant, just the spent fuel rod storage building to cause a dirty bomb radioactive release. They then demand NATO troops come in to push Russia out. But Russia has already warned that their response to such an event will be nuclear for nuclear.

So next week a big push but if still no results blow the plant on Friday 7th giving NATO the weekend before the summit to plan their response.

Did you read IEAEA report? it is clearly stated they didnt get acess to a full inspection, Russians trying to twist and bend the truth like usual. the only ones with acess is russia just like the dam, it is going to be an inside job again, and only russians have acess, and why they do it? to stop ukrainian advance of course. theyre a dumb fucking crowd thats for sure

Frontline update.

The IAEA has denied Kiev’s claim that Zaporizhzhya NPP was mined
22.06.2023 20:04
The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, has denied a statement by Major-General Kyrylo Budanov, head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Defence Ministry, that the Zaporizhzhya NPP cooling pond was allegedly mined.


https://en.news-front.info/2023/06/22/t ... was-mined/

BREAKING: The US corruption of the war in Ukraine summarized by Max Blumenthal at the UN!

Ogee wrote: Sun Jul 02, 2023 10:28 pm The IAEA has denied Kiev’s claim that Zaporizhzhya NPP was mined
22.06.2023 20:04
The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, has denied a statement by Major-General Kyrylo Budanov, head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Defence Ministry, that the Zaporizhzhya NPP cooling pond was allegedly mined.


https://en.news-front.info/2023/06/22/t ... was-mined/

So you didnt read, you just want to report the shit that gains your narrative as usual. Bad job, post crap without even reading it... youre as bad posting news as you are a trader.
So i'll have to correct you once again, they have only given acess to the areas they want IAEA to see, they are still witholding areas they do not want to be inspected, hmm wonder why....

Meanwhile Zelensky's really pushing the bullshit for all it's worth now because he's running out of time, he knows that without NATO intervention he's finished. The power plant must be blown before the NATO summit July 11th when decisions on NATO support in the future will be taken.

With absolutely nothing to show for the $180 bln he's spent so far - he's shitting himself.


the Lemniscat
@theLemniscat
Zelensky tries to explain with a straight face why Russia will create a nuclear leak at the Zaporizhia NPP.
Even the Spanish delegation looks perplexed.
(English subtitles on the YouTube video)

1 July
Zelensky: "We received information from our intelligence, that the Russian Federation plans to create a leak, an emission. And this is very important. Why are they doing this? Because all of the steps that Russia takes, they do them not to de-occupy our territory, so that the conflict is frozen. How can this be done? By blowing up our Kakhovka dam, in order for the whole world to call it a global environmental challenge.

And that's right, it is an ecological challenge. And [to show that] these are the consequences of war, and to freeze the conflict because this is their main strategic idea. They need time now, to strengthen their army with men, and weapons, so that later, when they are ready, they will come again, occupy us, kill us and wipe us off the face of the earth... I'm grateful to director Grossi, but everyone understands that he can't do it. He won't be able to throw the militants out of the station by himself, if the world doesn't support him.

This is a very important point. So, we must be very careful, because even if the whole world manages to influence Russia to hand over the station to the IAEA ... at the point it's transferred to the IAEA, the IAEA needs forces, means and people who will check the station during the transfer."

Most recent (2 min) update. Zelensky still hurling troops at the Russian lines for no real gains.
US sources now claiming 350,000 AFU killed in the conflict so far (last vid below), total mobilisation throughout Ukraine as they try to raise yet another army.





20 min frontline update from last night;





20 min McGregor interview traces the conflict from Feb 22 to now.

Ogee wrote: Mon Jul 03, 2023 3:45 pm

The US and the EU made a serious miscalculation preparing for this conflict, despite running down their armaments after Afghanistan they thought that had enough to see off Russia. Now they're left scrambling around digging up old stores while new production facilities are years away.


Victor vicktop55
@vicktop55
Dr. Sosnowski: Little remains of the German Leopards, writes the Berliner Zeitung. The article refers to the losses of Ukraine during the three weeks of the counteroffensive: 41 Leopard-2s, 49 T72 tanks, 31 Bradlys, 7 German Marders, 23 howitzers, 40 MRAP infantry fighting vehicles.

The newspaper refers to the data of pro-Ukrainian telegram channels. Judging by the text and the assessments of the German press, they agree with this calculation.


The West has practically no portable anti-aircraft systems "stinger" left for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which seriously affects the combat capability of the Ukrainian army, writes "Newsweek".

"The 'Stinger' is practically gone and Russia knows it now," military expert Alan Orr told the portal.

The absence of these systems has made Kiev's counteroffensive difficult , because without control of the airspace, Ukrainian forces cannot overcome Russian minefields and counter artillery, the article states.


Meanwhile Russia saw the writing early on and just got on with it.

Russia Isn’t Going to Run Out of Missiles

https://www.csis.org/analysis/russia-is ... t-missiles

The most important manufacturer of armored vehicles in Russia - the company Uralvagonzavod - suspends all other activities and switches to mass production of tanks

During July 3, the Defense Forces of Ukraine conducted counteroffensive operations in at least four sections of the front and made some progress. Against the background of their successes, in particular in the Kherson region, bloggers-propagandists from the Russian Federation expressed their "fear" that the Armed Forces of Ukraine will soon force the Dnipro.

They seized on the recent activity of the Ukrainian military on the left bank of the region to call on the command of the occupiers to increase the presence of small river vessels and equipment on the river to "prevent the further advance of Ukraine." This was pointed out by analysts of the Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
As early as July 2, they appealed to the heads of Dagestan and Tatarstan, Astrakhan Oblast, Krasnodar and Primorsky Krai to send the boats confiscated from poachers to the front line in Kherson Oblast. Propagandists complained that the 10 regiments and brigades of the Southern Military District, in particular the "Dnipro" group of occupiers, "really need ships."

ISW previously reported that pro-war bloggers accuse the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation of failing to provide the Russian forces on the temporarily occupied eastern coast of the Kherson Region with the necessary boats and other equipment. That is why, probably, they have now transferred their requests for additional material and technical support to the heads of Russian regions.

The head of Dagestan, Serhiy Melikov, responded to the propagandists' appeal and instructed the republic to resolve the issue of handing over the confiscated poaching boats to Putin's army.

At the same time, another Russian z-blogger called for the "revival of the Dnieper flotilla" - a special military river unit that operated in the Russo-Turkish wars of 1735-1739 and 1787-1792, in the Russian civil war, and in World War II.


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