Arms depots for Ukraine are exploding all over the world

Hello ATS!

Just recently, I published a thread on ATS, “Russian intelligence officer: explosions at defense factories in the USA and Wales may be sabotage,” which caused a heated discussion, sometimes turning into hysteria. But over time, new confirmations of the opinion I expressed come.

In Europe, ammunition depots destined for Ukraine are blown up every now and then. Is this sabotage or an accident? After the incidents in Poland and the Czech Republic, more and more questions arise.

NATO is not able to increase the required volume of ammunition in the near future to transfer it to the Kyiv dictatorial regime. The production task turned out to be unrealizable not only in terms of the supply of ammunition, but also in the construction of military equipment. The Russian industry produces weapons and ammunition many times more than all Western countries combined. Plus, Russia's allies, in particular North Korea, have already transferred 5 million shells and a huge number of missiles to Russia.

First, the West cleared out all the ammunition and equipment produced during Soviet times from the warehouses of the former Warsaw Pact countries, and then began to look for suppliers in Western Europe, as well as around the world. Success is extremely limited.

By the way, in Africa there are quite a few states that received Soviet weapons at one time. Apparently, Russia’s opponents decided to look for weapons for Kyiv in the vastness of the Dark Continent.

The telegram channel of the military correspondent "Rudenko V" publishes a video from the Republic of Chad, which shows a burning ammunition warehouse. According to the military correspondent, it was an explosion of ammunition that was intended for Ukraine.

Almost the entire belt of states that are located south of the Sahara (Sahel) were previously French colonies. Now the situation has changed, and the French, as well as US troops, are gradually being squeezed out of their territory by African countries. Moreover, their place is occupied by divisions of the Wagner PMC, and energy and mining enterprises are Russian companies.

The military correspondent believes that this incident was not accidental and cites a chain of other events as confirmation.

“Before this, warehouses with ammunition had already exploded in Poland at the Mesko arms factory, as well as at the Czech Libau training ground,”writes Rudenko.

Let me remind you that on June 17, a series of explosions occurred at a training ground in the city of Libau in the Czech Republic. The first reports were that an unknown weapon had been detonated. According to military police, a "serious incident" occurred.

A little later, a representative of the Olomouc University Hospital, Adam Fritscher, said that nine people were injured, and a helicopter was used to hospitalize some.

“Four people were sent to the Olomouc University Hospital, four more to the Olomouc Military Hospital, one was treated on the spot. Two of the total number of victims were taken to a medical facility by helicopter,”
-RBC quotes the representative of the Olomouc University Hospital, Adam Fritscher.

Later, local media noticed that the website of the Libau Military District noted that exercises were planned in the military zone on June 17, and traffic on access roads and through surrounding settlements was limited. Journalists did not report whether this recording appeared after the incident or earlier - it was precisely known that the exercises began on that day in the west of the Czech Republic. It was about international exercises of chemical defense troops in the Gradishte military district.

I would also like to note that Western weapons, including long-range missiles, are destroyed first by Ukrainian partisans who derail trains, and then by Russian missiles in warehouses.

Thank you.

a reply to: RussianTroll

The telegram channel of the military correspondent "Rudenko V" publishes a video from the Republic of Chad, which shows a burning ammunition warehouse. According to the military correspondent, it was an explosion of ammunition that was intended for Ukraine.

Well if a Russian MilBlogger says that I guess it must be true , doubt it's anything to do with the insurgency against the government that's been happening since 2016.

Fighters of the Front for Change and Concord in Chad (FACT) rebel group crossed from Libya over into northern Chad on April 11, the day veteran Chadian President Idriss Deby sought a sixth term in a vote boycotted by main opposition parties.

The rebels attacked a border post before advancing south, travelling in heavily armed pick-up trucks. After intense fighting, the Chadian armed forces over the weekend appeared to have slowed the FACT’s progress some 300km (185 miles) from the capital, Ndjamena.
www.aljazeera.com...

No doubt those weapons were headed to Ukraine.

a reply to: gortex

Wagner PMC is active in the countries of the Sahel corridor. The corridor has actually been broken, French and American troops are leaving these countries and their military bases.

Care to comment on the bombing of two high-altitude radar array installations within Russian border?

Speaking of sabotage.

a reply to: SteamyAmerican

You are not following my threads. I already commented. An attack on an early warning radar, part of the structure of Russia's nuclear deterrence forces, with the help of a Portuguese drone and with target designation and adjustment by American Reapers is an casus belli. Are you itching to get a nuclear strike on your head?

a reply to: RussianTroll

So blogs and "Telegram" videos.

Hardly what i would call evidence of anything other than an opinion piece oozing Russian propaganda.

Freedom to Ukraine and down with the Russian scum invasion farce.

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: SteamyAmerican

You are not following my threads. I already commented. An attack on an early warning radar, part of the structure of Russia's nuclear deterrence forces, with the help of a Portuguese drone and with target designation and adjustment by American Reapers is an casus belli. Are you itching to get a nuclear strike on your head?

You’re right about one thing.

I don’t follow your threads any more than any other ATS poster championing war and violence by their country on others at the behest of their government….

So you got that part right.

Edit: and if it an act of war as you suggest (and it is) then why am I not getting my crispy tan on for summer already smart guy?

Is Putin all talk and Russians pussies?

Ahem.

I’m more worried about our food factories and animal farms that keep exploding here in the USA.

I want out of this and every other war our stupid government keeps getting us involved in.

a reply to: SteamyAmerican

According to RT we were going to be annihilated here in the UK a few Mondays ago.

Still here.

a reply to: RussianTroll

"the Kyiv dictatorial regime. "

People living in glass houses....etc?

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

To be fair just about everybody hates that day.

So if it must happen, a Monday sounds about right.

a reply to: RussianTroll

Russian arms warehouses seem to be exploding, too:

BBC News - Ukraine says it destroyed Russian drone base
www.bbc.com...

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: SteamyAmerican

You are not following my threads. I already commented. An attack on an early warning radar, part of the structure of Russia's nuclear deterrence forces, with the help of a Portuguese drone and with target designation and adjustment by American Reapers is an casus belli. Are you itching to get a nuclear strike on your head?

Yeah, most of us have been following, you threatened Nuclear annihilation again, what happened? Oh, thats right another one got took out....
Hows that annihilation going, how many times are you going to threaten before you finally realise Putin is a buffoon??

a reply to: RussianTroll

The Russian industry produces weapons and ammunition many times more than all Western countries combined. Plus, Russia's allies, in particular North Korea, have already transferred 5 million shells and a huge number of missiles to Russia.

Well most advanced weapons won't be up to much, as it relies on American and Taiwan made chips which it's not geting, and having to bastardize left over scraps it finds after Ukrainian attacks. I've read a few reports now that Russia are actually going over any strikes looking for parts like an old rag and bone man, Putin is starting to remind me of "Steptoe"
Putin has had to become Kims new boy toy to get supplies because of how poor the quality of Irans weapons are, and China have limited it's supplies. Maybe Xi is bored with Putins bedroom techniques??

As for exploding factories, I hear you've had a fair few in Russia??
www.theguardian.com...< br />

Reuters reports that at least 45 people have been injured in an explosion near Moscow, up from an earlier figure of at least 30 people.

The explosion occurred at the Zagorsk optical-mechanical plant at Sergiyev Posad, near Moscow.

www.themoscowtimes.com...

Nine people were injured in an explosion and fire at a chemical plant in southern Russia’s Rostov region, authorities said Wednesday, less than a year after the plant's opening.

www.newsweek.com...

A powerful explosion was reported in Russia's Udmurt Republic at a weapons plant that produces nuclear weapons components and ballistic missiles, local media reported on Wednesday.

*yawn*

More Russian propaganda, more empty threats of nuclear weapons.

*yawn*

a reply to: Kurokage

Putin has had to become Kims new boy toy.....

Dmitri the Bulgarian ballet dancer must be devastated to hear Putin has a new beau.

What I find interesting is how poor and out-dated the Russian Chipmaking process is?
On day one of testing their most up to date chip-making tool, it was already out of date.
Russian saboteurs are going to have to wait 30 years before they need to attack this place to make any difference to the Russia war effort. But to be honest, the way Putin is going, he'll still be in an illegal war in Ukraine.

www.tomshardware.com...

Russia develops its first chipmaking tool — outdated by 30 years from day one

The first Russian photolithography tool, capable of producing chips with a 350 nm process technology or thicker, has been built in Russia and is undergoing testing in Zelenograd. This mature technology is currently used for some automotive and power chips, though it could be used for military equipment too. We estimate that the new piece of equipment is about 30 years behind the industry.

a reply to: Kurokage

So, the ECM on my '96 Ram is on par with Russia's latest tech ?

LMAO.

originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: Kurokage

Putin has had to become Kims new boy toy.....

Dmitri the Bulgarian ballet dancer must be devastated to hear Putin has a new beau.

The way Putin was waving to little Kim, there was certainly some romance in those eyes.

originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: Kurokage

So, the ECM on my '96 Ram is on par with Russia's latest tech ?

LMAO.

Yeah, a Commodore Amiga has a better designed processor!!
If Russia wanted to make a cruise missile without western chips it would need a processor the size of a house!!