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Viper

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  1. Yesterday the Russian media spread information that 200,000 Lancet drones have already been produced for the Russian army and soon their number will reach one million. As it turned out : These incredible figures were taken from a quote from Star Wars that was carelessly cited by a patriotic channel. In reality, by the beginning of July, Russia had about 50 unused Lancet drones.
  2. You either deep throat the fire hose or get destroyed by it.
  3. No he just knows 99% of people don't remember how the game was played, they only remember the final score.
  4. Fuck Vlad. V. Putin Fuck all his clones, Fuck all these gun-toting Drunk WW2 wannabes
  5. Had iguana in roatan, it's not bad. They have them everywhere.
  6. Plus all the geek squad and Microsoft scammers
  7. Girkin says Ukraine has a chance to break through the occupiers' defence in Zaporizhzhia due to a lack of equipped and trained reserves for Russia. He revealed this in an hour-long livestream. The excerpt from a 10-minute intro is below, while the 2-minute video is a short snippet from it. "The summer battle continues where the enemy is now not trying to break through but push through our frontline and “starve it out”. The enemy continues applying main efforts in the Zaporizhzhia frontline, and the second area where he is transferring reserves, including those previously unused, is Bakhmut. The enemy is trying to achieve a result wherever possible, without abandoning the plans to break the Zaporizhzhia front. After failures of attacks using concentrated columns, since columns like that ended up vulnerable to our artillery and aviation, the enemy moved to the tactic of a complete mixing with the ground of our units facing him. The enemy has a lot of shells, he’s not counting high-precision missiles. Due to this, the enemy is trying to destroy, and completely knock out the units facing him in battle. The enemy is trying to avoid mass attacks as he made sure that breakthrough doesn’t depend on the number of vehicles, whether 4 or 40, thrown into battle, only the number of burned vehicles does. Thus, offensive actions are led by fairly small assault groups with the support of several armoured vehicles, and all weapon systems used to destroy them are located by all types of enemy reconnaissances and then struck with artillery and high-precision missiles. […] The enemy has the ability to withdraw weathered formations for rest and bring up fresh ones to continue the battle. But we have the same units fighting on the front - yes, they fight in defence, but the commanders who are continuously taking part in combat don’t feel much better from this. It is a similar situation that led to the dismissal of the commander of the 58th Army, General Popov, who put forward an issue that existing personnel and equipment are not enough to carry out the rotation and give the troops at least some semblance of rest. And there are no reserves to bring them to a fully capable state. [...] I will not be revealing a military secret - the enemy knows the situation very well, unfortunately. But even in the secondary directions, the staffing of our forces again does not exceed 70%. In areas of the most fierce battles, it is significantly less. Of course, it does not compare to the situation at the end of last summer/early autumn, when 20% staffing of units was considered normal, but our forces are taking losses continuously, while the stream of reinforcements and reservists from the rear has died down. This means that if urgent measures are not taken, the enemy, unfortunately, has a chance to gnaw through our defence in Zaporizhzhia. And it will be then very difficult to stop him, and no Surovikin’s line which is still in a pretty deep rear will stop the enemy if it’s not taken by trained, properly equipped, and experienced troops. If these troops die in the field, there will be no one to stop the enemy. This is the main question now: will the enemy be able to gnaw through our defence in 2-3 weeks, exchanging his soldiers for ours, or not, and will exhaust himself earlier. […] We’re observing. Unfortuantely, we as the Angry Patriots’ Club are unable to do anything in this situation. Moreover, I understand the emotions of our Head of General Staff, the commander of the operation Gerasimov, when “some” army commander makes demands about the rotation of units. Gerasimov does not have prepared and equipped reserves. Simply does not. All he has is already on the frontline, at the very least in tactical reserves. Transferring from other areas means weakening them. But transferring poorly trained mobilised units who are, let’s say, covering the “old regions” of Russia, is not a solution. These units have no experience, no vehicles, no good commanders, they will be simply smashed by the enemy and no one will be able to do anything about it.""
  8. Hopefully @Scipio can make some more money on Kansas this season.
  9. Because it's getting too damn warm in Houston summers
  10. Yes, your kindle should have an email address associated with it. Just download the mobi or epub and email it to that address Thanks for the heads up @Wulaw Horn I'll add this year's to my collection.
  11. His real definition of a super blue chip
  12. Russian war criminal responsible for launching Kalibr cruise missiles to murder Ukrainian civilians assassinated in Krasnodar. Stanislav Rzhitsky, deputy head of mobilization work for the city of Krasnodar was assassinated during his morning run near the 'Olymp' sports complex. He was shot 4 times in the back and chest. The assassin successfully escaped and has not been identified. Rzhitsky's execution appears to have been meticulously planned over a long period of time as the executioner knew the routes and avoided all surveillance cameras. Stanislav Rzhitsky was the commander of the Krasnodar submarine equipped with Kalibr cruise missiles. It was one of his cruise missiles that killed 27 innocent civilians in the Kalibr cruise missiles strike on Vinnitsa on July 14, 2022.
  13. Can anyone share what the situation is now?
  14. Does this mean I'd be able to read threads without having to have an Instagram account?
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