In two days Russia lost: commander of 8th army, commander of Black Sea fleet and deputy Commander-in-Chief of Russian Navy, also serving as commander of all Russian marines and specifically as commander of 155th Marine Brigade(yes, the same one)

>>63929569 (OP)
>155th Marine Brigade
I would love to see their losses expressed as a percent of starting strength. Probably tops 1000%

lol
Ammo depot in Donetsk just went up in flames as well.

>>63929569 (OP)
kek, aren't they like 12 reconstitutions in?

>>63929590
Oh wow, nice stuff.

It never ceases to amuse me that the 155th is the only 'professional' full time unit in Russia's Far East. So if there is a sudden diplomatic crisis or intervention needed they are expected to singlehandedly fight the PLA, JSDF, USMC, KPA, RoK or possibly 2-3 at once.

The secret defense plan for Fokino and Vladivostok is probably a crate of expired cyanide pills.

>>63929596
getting deleted in Sumy as we speak, all their command posts are located in Korenevo which gets bombed every few weeks

>Cobson

>>63929661
Ya love to see it

>>63929569 (OP)
we didn't need them anyway ))))))

>>63929569 (OP)
>commander of 8th army
Only Ukraine claimed that guy was killed. No reports on that from the Russian side.

For the guy in the pic, all of the sources led back to this small channel. https://t.me/suvorov_sb/396
Better to wait for a stronger confirmation.

>>63929569 (OP)
Doesn't matter not like russia needs competent officers to keep meatwaves running
>>63929661
That one one might hurt them a bit

>>63929714
>No reports on that from the Russian side
Of course they didn't, meanwhile all telegram channels from his home region of Abkhazia already written obituaries

>>63929752
I'm sure this is just a continuation of proud russian tradition of predeath funerals for conscripts lol

>>63929661
Found another angle. That's a nice shockwave.

>>63929588
Why do they keep rebuilding that specific brigade anyway?

>>63930388
humiliation ritual

>>63929661
Always gotta love a boom with a shockwave that lights up the night.

>>63930388
It is the only 'decent' full time unit assigned to the Pacific coast, if it isn't rebuilt then after the war there is literally nothing there. No matter how ground down it is reconstituting it is easier than making a new unit.

Without it after the war the main force available to Russia in the pacific would the gate guards and janitorial staff at the Fleet HQ.

>>63929569 (OP)
>>63929588
>155th marine brigade
isn't that the one that put ukrainian soldiers heads on spikes and recorded it?

>>63930503
Yep. When Kursk got invaded a huge portion of it got surrounded and exterminated for that.

it's not enough
Zigger death must be total

No offence, but so what? This doesn't change anything. Frontlines don't shift because some figurehead got whacked. They'll appoint another figurehead. Every position of power bar the major ones (Putin, Woodman etc) is literally just a way of delegating failure. Putin orders thing and it fails? Well it was Shoigu's fault. Shoigu's fault? No it was Deputy Commander Yuri Yurikov's fault. Yuri Yurikov's fault? No it was Commander-in-Chief Army Section Vasily Vasiliovs fault. Vasily Vasiliovs fault? No it was...

All the way down until somebody can either not pass the blame any further or has enough clout, political power, bribes or w/e to make the blame never pass to them in the first place or return it or whatever. Therefore you killing the Commander of the 8th Army (A mere Colonel) doesn't actually change much. His orders come from higher up and his orders go lower down, any failure is due to those under him (unless he has power enough to blame the guy above, potentially to take his place). So what happens is, another guy gets put in charge of these positions and the system continues. You've climbed the ladder, you now have power over other people, you just gotta make sure you got enough clout you can avoid people blaming you from below and so on. Ultimately the decisions on how to prosecute the war are not dictated by these people.

>>63929569 (OP)
Russia too stronk to need leadership continuity (or even notice it much).

>>63930588
Based moderate.

You forgot one of the top FSB glowies

>>63929661
>>63930365
Those filthy fucking khockholes are using t3h NOOKZ on innocent babby future zigger brain scientists! Main monke, call in retaliatory strikes right now! The orange heinous will HAVE to send waves of B2s in to support you and finish the obliterations! Get Uncle BiBi to call him and insist it is required to save Zion!

>>63929569 (OP)
>commander of Black Sea fleet
That's still a thing? What do they even have left, two ships a rowboat and the hulk of kuznetzov?

>>63930862
They have a few corvettes and 5 or so Kilo SSKs.
And maybe two or so landing craft.

>>63929661
>>63930365

>>63930365
Thanks. Added that to my shockwave folder.

>>63930419
Indeed!

>>63929569 (OP)

>>63929569 (OP)
>also serving as commander of all Russian marines and specifically as commander of 155th Marine Brigade(yes, the same one)
kek
it's even funnier the 13th time!

>>63930388
Continuity of C3
Ukrainians are beginning to do that too, because it helps frontline cohesion
All that stuff you read about in mainstream news about Uke battalions being flanked because their neighbours didn't coordinate their actions, well, this is part of the reason why

>>63929569 (OP)
>deputy Commander-in-Chief of Russian Navy
What really?

>>63930633
Killing Russian officers is always good, their army doesn't function without officers. Constant change in the HQ also fucks up operations and everything else.
If some mooks go out on an assault, take a trench line and wait for reinforcement, but the guys who were overseeing the operation all die then chances are they get forgotten and the Ukrainians can counter attack.

>>63929569 (OP)
in 2 days it's the 4th of July and I'm getting blasted

>>63929569 (OP)
Did they fall out of hotel windows?

>>63931897
>Killing Russian officers is always good, their army doesn't function without officers.
wrong.
russian bread and butter attacks are small unit sized, either dismounted infantry moving on foot, some form of light vehicles, or a couple AFV.
officers are barely involved in actual combat anymore, they generally lead by radio, telegram, battlefield tracking mapping software, and rear area command posts watching drone footage, and that's at least down to the battalion level, if not the company level too.

>>63932075
Cool but this has nothing to do with their point that individual initiative is actively drummed out of Russian troops.

>>63929680
>Sumy
How is that going? National news has been doomposting about 50k Russians being concentrated there ready to launch the final assault for the whole week now

>>63930456
>>63929672
does that mean the east coast of russia is easy to penetrate or just that particularity marine unit is the most professional out of a bunch of crappy podunk army units? Didnt they move a bunch of planes in the east?

>>63932075
when does US battalion staff ever go into combat? Never, you dont know what the fuck you're talking about

>>63930862
>What do they even have left, two ships a rowboat and the hulk of kuznetzov?
The Kuznetzov is the Northern Fleet's shame, not the Black Sea Fleet's shame.

>>63930862
>What do they even have left
>>63931190
>They have a few corvettes and 5 or so Kilo SSKs.

They have four frigates, half a dozen Kilos, loads of patrol boats and quite a lot of minesweepers and ASW/missile corvettes. And at least a dozen landing boats too.

It's still a pretty sizeable flotilla of dakka, they're quite able to fill a coast guard role and in theory should be able to fight a real navy too, it's much too significant to ignore, even if the larger boats are being kept out of range of strikes.
The landing boats probably aren't doing much but could be used to keep Crimea supplied if other routes are cut, the patrol boats are all on anti-sea-drone duties which is roughly their job anyway.

>>63932145
>does that mean the east coast of russia is easy to penetrate or just that particularity marine unit is the most professional out of a bunch of crappy podunk army units?
Both things can be true.

>>63929569 (OP)

>>63932225
what the fuck is this screenshot

>>63932293
It's mandickhead's signature style to avoid getting insta-banned.

>>63932293
It's the same method ziggers used to post blacked porn to bypass filters earlier. They use it to bypass AI filters.
It's a paid shill basically.

>>63932311
>AI
AI doesn't give a shit. It image processes similar to humans in that it can exclude external noise.
It's just to bypass normal image comparison filters.

The Armed Forces of Ukraine are retreating along the entire front. More Ukrainian soldiers are dying than Russians, because Russia has more weapons. Weapons kill, not propaganda. And there is no conclusion from the authorities. To what line should we retreat and then peace? How many more people will we lose and then peace. And people are also talking nonsense about war. They don't care when there will be peace, but they care about how many were stolen, how many tanks were knocked out and who was taken prisoner. Are there any proposals to the authorities? There are none. And there won't be any. Everyone is intimidated and hiding. So maybe it's time for the soldiers to go to the North-Eastern Front? If the authorities don't have soldiers, they will sign peace. Are there any more proposals?

Sumy offensive status, mancockgobbler?

>>63932293
Man Dick posting without his trip

>>63932323
What causes this level of mental illness.

>>63932328

>>63932145
>does that mean the east coast of russia is easy to penetrate or just that particularity marine unit is the most professional out of a bunch of crappy podunk army units?

They are the ONLY active unit of note. Besides gate guards and a few administrative staff there are no other active army units in the Pacific, at least none capable of doing anything other than guarding depots and the like. The entire Russian Far East has no effective ground forces besides them. If China or the Norks wanted to annex the Pacific coast of Russia their only opposition right now is the police force of Vladivostok and whoever is manning the local FSB office.

The DPRK could take out the Pacific fleet HQ within 72 hours by having the crews of their East Coast fleet WALK there.

>>63932328
500 years of Turk semen

>>63929661
>>63930365
Fukken beautiful

>>63932339
Grim i bet theres a lot of infiltration there.

>>63932342

>>63932357
Nema krajine?

>>63932145
Don't you be getting any ideas now Budanov

>>63932342

Nema ustasa

63932361

No wonder trump admin desperately rushing to help the kremlin dwarf regime.

>>63932347
Criminal infiltration across the Chinese border? Yes.

Across the Korean border? Hell no. There is only a single two land bridge, they are currently building the first ever rail bridge.

The two Naval HQs are so close that if a pair of patrol boats leave them at the same time they can probably see each other with binoculars, parts of Vladivostok are within artillery range of the Nork border and the Russian HQ is between the city and the border. The Russians had no choice if they wanted a ice free port for the HQ.

The gloves are off... the russia starts war now.

>>63932381
>>63932376
Piknuo u živac jel?
Di je krajina?

>>63932398
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2pM5iPTlSg

>>63931759
>deputy Commander-in-Chief of Russian Navy
>What really?
Yup, confirmed just now by the Russian MoD and the governor of Primorsky in the Russian Far East. Major General Mikhail Gudkov is dead.
He reportedly died somewhere around Korenevo in Kursk when the Ukies struck the 155th Marine Brigade's command post. There were 10 other casualties, no info about their ranks.

>>63930388
>During its deployment to Ukraine, the unit has suffered heavy losses, with the Institute for the Study of War reporting that the brigade had been destroyed and reconstituted eight times by March 2023.

>>63932407
>>63932413
That brigade is fucking cursed.

>>63932407
>general
>deputy Commander-in-Chief of Russian Navy
wut

>>63932398
Eggs status? Ass status? Eyebrow status?

>>63932413
I remember laughing at 155th for the first time. Back then, the joke was that they were the Pacific Naval Brigade

>>63932413
>155th Marine Brigade(8)
I wonder if there's any "lucky" fucks that were actually part of the original battalion left.

>>63932421
>Eyebrow status?
Currently lifted in the opposite direction.

>>63932421
>Ass status?
Quietly exploding

>>63932357
THE MANDICKSUCKER IS SAAAAD!!! HIS FAVORITE MANDICKS ARE DEAD!!!!!! XAAXAAXAXAXAXAXAXAXAXAXAXAXAXAA!!!!!!

What are all these high ranking naval officers doing so far inland? Don't they have a fleet to c... oh right.

>>63932417
They deserve it, they are complete assholes even by Russian standards.

Worth noting that they probably have the most experience working with the Koreans so hitting their leadership is a really good idea, especially since as long as Norks are around the local forces aren't being hindered by Chechens.

>>63932403

U SRCU

Lel

>>63932322
How badly is he spamming that he already had two day old images blocked?

>>63930633
>if you kill their officers they win!

>>63932425
If they'd been annihilated eight fucking times by March 2023 even having one surviving member on the frontline would be long odds.

>>63932122
Fucking nowhere. Russia brought about 80k people for that. Problem is, GUR has infiltrated russian society and militsry to an astonishing level. That copefensive was known beforehand by the Ukranians and all they had to do was wait and commence TZD. Rumour has it, higher ups in the RU military got new math formulas to win the war and applied it to Sumy.

>>63932460
Gdje će i ostati :)

>>63932462
>killed in Ukraine
>Kursk
Is it official?

>>63932462
A colonel, nice. Wonder if there are more big names among the 10 reportedly killed (in addition to the Major Generak).

>>63932462
A colonel, nice. Wonder if there are more big names among the 10 reportedly killed (in addition to the Major General).

>>63932398
>is getting droned for the last 2 years
>cumrags, the gloves must come off!
>goes to soviet stockpile
>already emptied
>blyat, pesky banderites holololols stole it

>>63930388
>155th Marine Brigade of Theseus

poor naval infantry/marines
never got the chance of doing some kino amphibious operation

>>63932398
>calling this war a.. war, instead that cope name
Isn't it like 15 years in jail in ziggerstan?

>>63929569 (OP)
For just a moment from the thumbnail I thought it was General Shepherd and I thought the Shepherdanon died

>>63932667
What do you mean? They're storming across river Styx at the moment.

>>63932679
I lost 30,000 Shepherdanons in the blink of an eye, and the whole world just fuckin' watched.

>>63932407
>Mikhail Gudkov
lmao nice

>>63932420
it's because Gudkov was head of the Russian Marines (which explains why he was at the 155th's HQ)
in the Russian Navy structure, the head of the Marines' rank is Deputy, right enough

the current Royal Navy First Sea Lord is a General too, for the same reason: Gwyn Jenkins is a Marine

the USMC is one of the only (if not THE only) Marine Corps in the world which is a separate branch from the US Navy

>>63932676
>Isn't it like 15 years in jail in ziggerstan?
Sill punishable as far as I know, though even many high-ranking officials have slipped and called it a war. I guess if someone really gets on their nerves, they can still use the law to silence the troublemaker.
Before this law, they had to use different tricks, e.g. having the police investigate their house for something and planting CP/drugs. Or by sending a random person from Chechnya to randomly encounter and murder the person on the street. Totally random. Randomly happened to a bunch of government critics and reporters.
Suppose it's handy to have a proper law for this, so they can avoid all that plotting and keep up some appearance of rule of law.

>>63932676
Enforcement is selective.
>>63932725
>*sensible chuckle*

>>63932865
>Enforcement is selective
this

people living in NATO countries just don't understand that laws are barely worth even reading in the rest of the world because they are selectively enforced - they can be written as beautifully or as badly as one likes, it doesn't matter because they're irrelevant

>>63932339
>The DPRK could take out the Pacific fleet HQ within 72 hours by having the crews of their East Coast fleet WALK there.

>>63932993
>Putins credit card bounces
>3 days later base commander wakes up to a weird rumbling noise
>Nork repo men are just hand carrying a Krivak down the road

>>63930633
>uhm acktually killing military officers is bad because.....it just is ok!
Lol zigger cope is wild

>>63932708
I snorted so loud I woke up my dog.

ACKting commander of the army

>>63930633
>killing enemy high-ranking officer changes nothing
*you are here*
>blowing up ammo depots doesn't halt enemy operations
>if you kill the enemy, they win

>>63929588
>the Theseus Brigade
I wonder if there is anyone left from 2022 who lived through all the bullshit the brigade went through.

>>63932421
>eyebrows
Ascending through the lower stratosphere.

>>63932413
>>63932417
>>63932425
Over 15 minutes in gimp.

>>63932880
>people living in NATO countries just don't understand that laws are barely worth even reading in the rest of the world because they are selectively enforced
It's often true in the west as well.
Police will stop and frisk anyone who looks too alternative or black on the street for drugs, they'd never, ever do that to bankers in suits on wall st even though they'd be guaranteed to find loads of cocaine and pills.

>>63929569 (OP)
>CO of 155th Marine Brigade
Why is Ukraine helping the Russians?

>>63932413
>We have lost and reconstituted the brigade 8 times.
>We have become exceedingly efficient at it.

>>63933536

>>63933698
Thanks anon, at least someone appreciates it. Have picrel exploitable as a gesture of my own gratitude.

>>63933683
>We have become exceedingly efficient at it.
See >>63933536 for the identity of "we"

>>63933279
If they survive with one man still alive then they are still the 155th and should receive praise and respect for that.

You might hate them but that is something that should be respected, if you kill that last man then he deserves remembering.

It is a worthy badge of honor to kill them.

>>63933698
Thanks anon, at least someone appreciates it. Have picrel exploitable as a gesture of my own gratitude. I cleaned up a few defects, you can decide for yourself what goes on the monitors.

>>63933683
>We have become exceedingly efficient at it.
See >>63933536 (You) for the identity of "we"

>>63930633
>we didn't NEED those officers!

>>63932766
>Before this law, they had to use different tricks, e.g. having the police investigate their house for something and planting CP/drugs
Drugs maybe, but possession of cheese pizza is legal in the russia. Very based and trad Christian morals and all that.

>>63934009
They can just accuse the target of intending to distribute.
One historian who had made a bit of a career of studying Stalin-era mass graves in Karelia was targeted like this. The authorities started harassing him once his research displeased someone. Eventually they raided his house and found "CP", which apparently were photographs taken to document his adopted daughter's recovery from malnutrition for medical purposes.
The court eventually let him go on parole, but the message was clear---keep studying those gulags and you'll be shown a gulag.

>>63933558
not the same as widespread systemic total anarchy in the courts
no system is free from a little corruption; but that is nothing to the scale of the injustice in turdieland
we're trying to stop that from being imported into the West

>>63929569 (OP)
And Ukraine is winning now yes? Is not losing? Traitor Trump save you any day da? Proooo! /k/ope never change. Russia will endure ten thousand years and retake all clay. The bear rapes as it pleases.

>>63934111
>not the same as widespread systemic total anarchy in the courts
Sure but pretending that laws are enforced equally in the west is an absolute lie.
There are loads of laws that are only enforced on the lower classes or occasionally someone that pisses off the police as an organisation or establishment in general.
And there are loads of laws that are enforced in general but not against the rich or politically active.

>>63934135
>ironic trolling
This is still a violation of global rules anon.

>>63934139
no system is free from a little corruption; but that is nothing to the scale of the injustice in turdieland

>>63934135
>The bear rapes as it pleases.
The bear in question

>>63934139
Sure, but relatively speaking, "laws are enforced equally in the west" is true when compared against thirdies instead of against the western standards we hold ourselves to.

>>63934135
>2 years
>only 5 miles from bakmut
Oof

>>63933536
Based.

>>63929569 (OP)
>Russia loses more men and material
I see these posts a lot on here, but overall is the Russian occupation of Ukrainian land any closer to being rolled back? Russia seems to suffer so many losses but nothing changes.

>>63937122
The world is a better place with less Russians at least

>>63937122
Nothing changes if you value UXO-laden fields poisoned with heavy metals over human lives and functional, not burning war machines

>>63937122
>is the Russian occupation of Ukrainian land any closer to being rolled back
lol
lmao even

>>63937122
>Russia seems to suffer so many losses but nothing changes
Do you think the light stays on in the fridge when you close the door?
Just because you're not looking at the changes, doesn't mean they don't exist.

Russia's losses put stress on their population, politics, economy and industry. Every lost worker is a little less revenue produced for the state, a little less ammunition being made, one less reason for a mother to keep her mouth shut about politics, or a child to idolise the macho joke of a manlet that got his father killed.

Each one of these stresses feeds into the others too, a wife who lost her husband won't work as hard, is probably more incentivised to steal (more) from her government job, she might need the money too because payments get stolen or cancelled all the time. This makes the factory she works in less productive, that makes it closer to failing.
Their banks are on life-support and too many failed businesses could lead to a failed bank.

The Ukrainian attrition strategy is aimed at Russia's entire system, not just their manpower.

>>63937122
Yes. The process is slow, because that's just how war economies work, but every man, every vehicle and every day further stresses Russia's ability to continue the war. They can't stop, because not only is trying to declare victory at the current lines an abject failure by the standards they have sold to the Russian populace for 3 years, but because the moment they let off the immense amount of pressure they have put on the Ukrainian line, they will be able to use that breathing room to organize real offensive action, like what happened with Kursk. No, I can't give you a solid timeline, and anyone who does is a clickbaiting whore, but Russia is caught in a slow death spiral because all their other options lose even faster. No, it does not make for dramatic shifts on the map, but that political and military imperative to buy at any cost is exactly what is killing Russia's ability to sustain the war. All Ukraine has to do is not get rolled, and something in Russia will snap eventually.

>>63932468
Just search mandic in the archive. He's been here for a while like half of us, absolutely sperg. (2010) https://desuarchive.org/_/search/text/mandic/page/35/

>>63934145
>no system is free from a little corruption; but that is nothing to the scale of the injustice in turdieland

The west does not presently have a "little corruption", its massive by historical western standards. It has just been normalized in the NPC minds, as seen in your post.

>>63937276
I think I remember him. There's so many notorious posters on this site, you lose track on which ones are samefags.

>>63929590
>>63929661
>>63930365
/r/equesting the smooker meme.

>>63937276
Why are serbs so autistic? I used to play BF3/4 a lot and there was often some serb sperging in chat about HATO or the wect or something

>>63937321
Childhood TBI from Belgrade being bombed.

>>63937329
It goes back way before that. The fuckers started WW1.

>>63932480
>Rumour has it, higher ups in the RU military got new math formulas to win the war and applied it to Sumy.
More deets on this rumour? I'm fascinated.

>>63937357
During the cold war, the Soviet army was so packed full of useless clueless officers that the army ended up making an ultra-simplified How-2-Command-4-Dummies manual filled with instructions about what orders to issue in any given situation.

Basically this manual broke everything down into numbers and standardized equations where officers could feed datapoints into the formula and solve it for an answer on what orders to issue.

Since most russian officers had no real idea how to command in a large scale war, this book of math formulas got extensively used during the full scale invasion of Ukraine.
But the results were far less successful than what the russians had hoped for. There are even some interviews of dumbfounded russian officers failing to comprehend why and how their assaults failed, because "they did everything according to the formulas in the book".

Some claim that this lack of success was due to officers entering faulty data into the equations (underestimating the enemy or overestimating their own strength), others claim that the entire system was just faulty.
Either way, the current rumor is that russians have issued a new manual with tuned and adjusted math formulas. This will probably have an impact on russian strategy in the near future.

>>63937438
>impact on russian strategy
The meatwaves will continue, they'll just be slightly smaller and more frequent.

>>63937438
It was an extension of communist central planning, not just because of incompetent officers (it was probably the cause rather than effect).
They essentially applied command economy logic to warfare, which was also applied to their logistics ("The central planning committee has determined you will need this amount of men and material for this operation, so that is what you will get.")

>>63929588
>1000%
I-I kneel

Enter 3 for the number of days of operation.

>>63937321
>>63937329
>>63937338
Generational trauma of always beeing the local bitch boys that got fucked in the ass by whatever was the regional power at the time, Greeks, Romans, Turks.
It's essentially why they behave like Russians, same origin story of getting raped in the ass over and over by anyone else in the area with even a modest civilization and military capability.
It's probably why they are both so obsessed with homosexual anal rape as well.

>>63932632
Probably just aide-du-camps and resident cock sleeves desu

>>63937315

>>63937557
Your chances of survival were probably higher in the Dirlewanger brigade than in the average mobik formation. At least until the Halbe pocket. Less rape as well.

>>63939847
>Less rape as well
The Dirlewanger brigade probably had more rape than the average mobik brigade but there's a nuance.

>>63938769
kek

>>63938769
>>63939999
Quads confirm, shoop is hilarious.

>>63929569 (OP)
meantime Russian CEO got acked lol.
wanted to mention

>>63940085

>>63939981
Yeah, the Dirlewangers were probably raping women and children, instead of each other like those zigger faggots do.

>>63939999

>>63940085
>>63940098
How many times did he shoot himself in the back of the skull before he somersaulted out the window