Results of the use of the Oreshnik missile system in Dnepropetrovsk

I'm getting lazy.

a reply to: 777Vader

Looks like she sat on a MIRV.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: 777Vader

Looks like she sat on a MIRV.

I think that shot was taken right at entry😮

a reply to: andy06shake

That would play havoc with her Chalfonts...

a reply to: Oldcarpy2
Your link showing general aftermath of any and all conflict regions in Ukraine through a broad image search really do not prove anything, especially considering it presents combat area's whos civilian populations were mostly evacuated saved for the human shields that were often shot at by Ukrainian forces themselves to keep them there as well, human shields.

Like when an empty hospital or apartment block gets fortified with military presence since all the civilian functions have already stopped. I am going to target those forces in those buildings too, so would you. I re,ember when that British orchestrated Syrian White Helmets would always repeat that line. "Russia is bombing hospitals" . Then when we put a mark on a map of every claim of a hospital or school were hit, there were thousands of marks and many were underground tunnels and bases.

You can stop now though carpy, the propaganda war is over. The narrative is bust and ONLY the propagandists believe it anymore, which is how the situation even got this bad. They started to believe their own propaganda.

Eh well, luckily America only has a couple more months of this nonsense before we wash our hands of it. At least it will not be as bad as Afghan withdrawal.

a reply to: Lazy88
Hey its a war I understand these things happen. Who or what was being targeted, where are the follow up rest of the volley?? We have had to face the same scrutiny for our past endeavors, it is only fair we point out similar mishaps when our rivals do it too.

a reply to: worldstarcountry

Do you have any evidence for any of that?

So Russia was forced to use its super secret high tech weapons against a military back water country... and they are still not winning?

How embarrassing for Russia.

a reply to: worldstarcountry

"especially considering it presents combat area's whos civilian populations were mostly evacuated saved for the human shields that were often shot at by Ukrainian forces themselves to keep them there as well, human shields."

In particular, do you have any source for this extraordinary claim?

a reply to: worldstarcountry

My link shows real damage as opposed to your claim about the damage being caused by falling debris.

But you seem to have changed your story, which, without evidence, is all it is.

Russia isn’t the one that’s losing ground here against a collective group of countries (nato) that’s using a 30-40million population country run by a corrupted Zelensky regime as a bullet sponge and proxy.

a reply to: RussianTroll

www.reuters.com...

None of the technology in the Russian IRBM that hit Ukraine is novel but getting a close, hands-on look could yield interesting insight into the latest Russian missile designs, he said.

"This is a new capability, but this is not a new capability that represents a dramatic change in the way that conventional weapons are developed," he said. "It's a series of old technologies that have been put together in a new way."

No mention of plasma.......this would be a great system for delivering "tactical" nukes; otherwise it's just a MIRV with conventional explosives.

As to Putin........his actions do beg the question.......what's the point of a grab for territory if first, it must be reduced to rubble? The people will be largely gone......dead or fleeing the area. He's going to inherit the largest treasure of wrecked concrete suitable only for recycling. Is Putin in the concrete business?

originally posted by: Cvastar
a reply to: RussianTroll

www.reuters.com...

None of the technology in the Russian IRBM that hit Ukraine is novel but getting a close, hands-on look could yield interesting insight into the latest Russian missile designs, he said.

"This is a new capability, but this is not a new capability that represents a dramatic change in the way that conventional weapons are developed," he said. "It's a series of old technologies that have been put together in a new way."

No mention of plasma.......this would be a great system for delivering "tactical" nukes; otherwise it's just a MIRV with conventional explosives.

As to Putin........his actions do beg the question.......what's the point of a grab for territory if first, it must be reduced to rubble? The people will be largely gone......dead or fleeing the area. He's going to inherit the largest treasure of wrecked concrete suitable only for recycling. Is Putin in the concrete business?

Did you see Mariupol?

Tons of contractors/workers are waiting for work. You’d be surprised how fast things can be rebuilt. Case in point with Mariupol etc

a reply to: Imhere

Might have been better if Russia hadn't reduced it to rubble in the first place?

originally posted by: Imhere

originally posted by: Cvastar
a reply to: RussianTroll

www.reuters.com...

None of the technology in the Russian IRBM that hit Ukraine is novel but getting a close, hands-on look could yield interesting insight into the latest Russian missile designs, he said.

"This is a new capability, but this is not a new capability that represents a dramatic change in the way that conventional weapons are developed," he said. "It's a series of old technologies that have been put together in a new way."

No mention of plasma.......this would be a great system for delivering "tactical" nukes; otherwise it's just a MIRV with conventional explosives.

As to Putin........his actions do beg the question.......what's the point of a grab for territory if first, it must be reduced to rubble? The people will be largely gone......dead or fleeing the area. He's going to inherit the largest treasure of wrecked concrete suitable only for recycling. Is Putin in the concrete business?

Did you see Mariupol?

Tons of contractors/workers are waiting for work. You’d be surprised how fast things can be rebuilt. Case in point with Mariupol etc

Your russian propaganda video does not appear to be loading.

a reply to: BedevereTheWise

Yep. Not working for me either.

Whether Russia, with it's tanking Ruble and soon to be even more sky high interest rates might be even able to pay those contractors/workers is another question.

originally posted by: BedevereTheWise

originally posted by: Imhere

originally posted by: Cvastar
a reply to: RussianTroll

www.reuters.com...

None of the technology in the Russian IRBM that hit Ukraine is novel but getting a close, hands-on look could yield interesting insight into the latest Russian missile designs, he said.

"This is a new capability, but this is not a new capability that represents a dramatic change in the way that conventional weapons are developed," he said. "It's a series of old technologies that have been put together in a new way."

No mention of plasma.......this would be a great system for delivering "tactical" nukes; otherwise it's just a MIRV with conventional explosives.

As to Putin........his actions do beg the question.......what's the point of a grab for territory if first, it must be reduced to rubble? The people will be largely gone......dead or fleeing the area. He's going to inherit the largest treasure of wrecked concrete suitable only for recycling. Is Putin in the concrete business?

Did you see Mariupol?

Tons of contractors/workers are waiting for work. You’d be surprised how fast things can be rebuilt. Case in point with Mariupol etc

Your russian propaganda video does not appear to be loading.

Works for me.

youtu.be...

Also from CBS News:

youtu.be...

a reply to: Imhere

that's down right gracious of russia to rebuild the city before they hand it back over.
would have been cheaper if for them if they would have not blasted it to bits from the get go.
hard heads make for a empty wallets.

a reply to: Imhere

Comments are priceless!

Especially the ones saying this will never be reported on Western MSM.

And there you go posting a link to it being reported on CBS News!

LOL! 🤣🤣🤣😆

originally posted by: Imhere
Russia isn’t the one that’s losing ground here against a collective group of countries (nato) that’s using a 30-40million population country run by a corrupted Zelensky regime as a bullet sponge and proxy.

Not 30-40 million soldiers, though.

Remind me, what's the population of Russia?

As for corruption, Putin and his oligarch chums could give Zelensky a master class in corruption!

As for bullet sponges, that would be the poor sods Putin is throwing into the meat grinder, mate.

originally posted by: Imhere

originally posted by: Cvastar
a reply to: RussianTroll

www.reuters.com...

None of the technology in the Russian IRBM that hit Ukraine is novel but getting a close, hands-on look could yield interesting insight into the latest Russian missile designs, he said.

"This is a new capability, but this is not a new capability that represents a dramatic change in the way that conventional weapons are developed," he said. "It's a series of old technologies that have been put together in a new way."

No mention of plasma.......this would be a great system for delivering "tactical" nukes; otherwise it's just a MIRV with conventional explosives.

As to Putin........his actions do beg the question.......what's the point of a grab for territory if first, it must be reduced to rubble? The people will be largely gone......dead or fleeing the area. He's going to inherit the largest treasure of wrecked concrete suitable only for recycling. Is Putin in the concrete business?

Did you see Mariupol?

Tons of contractors/workers are waiting for work. You’d be surprised how fast things can be rebuilt. Case in point with Mariupol etc

It's a wing ding donger 🤣