Thread 64237454

Looks like Bayraktar footage is back on the menu, boys.
Allegedly Ukraine has cleared the air defense sufficiently from Crimea to allow the little turkish drone that could back in the air. Almost certainly not over the entire peninsula, and no idea for how long.

>>64237454 (OP)
>Allegedly Ukraine has cleared the air defense sufficiently from Crimea to allow the little turkish drone that could back in the air.
things must be bad for the z team if they can't properly cover crimea of all places

>>64237499
OP here, it's just naval strikes so far, but even being able to hit littoral shipping marks a significant degradation in the air defense cover over Crimea. The twitter thread reads like a lot of hopium, so a grain of salt is advised.
I don't think we're going to be seeing drones strangling main supply lines anytime soon.

Except ukrops hasnt managed to clean the AA around the south west bastion of the peninsula.
All these meaningless footages are just for show
HARD TRUE: ukrops hasn’t made any progress to the south of Kherson for 3 years

>>64237522
>HARD TRUE

>>64237454 (OP)
Oh now THIS would explain the catalog having an entire sewer main opened on it today. Wew lad hope we get some spicy webms.

>>64237539
There was also an Iskander strike on a Danish civilian demining team working near Chernihiv. They seem to want it buried, which is weird given their celebration of other warcrimes.
https://kyivindependent.com/russian-strike-on-danish-demining-group-in-chernihiv-oblast-kills-2-injures-8/

>7 months into the 4th year of the 3 day CBO
>PUCCIA army has been reduced to Armenian tier and their mobiks are being hunted by comically slow drones made by kebabs

>>64237548
they're trying to justify it too see: >>64234352

>>64237548
Yeah I did see that, I got the impression all the boring "only" off topic threads were trying to push that one off the board but aside from all the slide threads there's also been an uptick in the butthurt seethe they do when something particularly embarrassing happened.
Here's a fun one spotted earlier, an entire thread of some subhuman rat being BTFO so badly he eventually slipped up.

>>64237548
>>64237569
shameful rusnigger behaviour as per usual

>>64237569
>>64237633
It's 10 PM now and there were posts he was replying to me at 1 PM
It's one singular zigger, posting the same shit for nine fucking hours lmao

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3FGWPMjl6M
Missed this lil nigga

>>64237454 (OP)
also cruise missiles in Donesk
https://files.catbox.moe/mbfn3s.mp4

>>64237539
Also, it seems the bunny is gets its head decapitated after the ears were cut off.

>>64237858
Didn’t Russia bum rush reinforcements there?

>>64237874
The VDV from Samy and armour from near Kherson

>>64237858
for all the CAULDROONposting it's quite funny to see one actually play out like this, we'll see how it all turns out i guess

>>64237858
Cauldron status

>>64237858
>>64237915
>>64237942

>>64237915
>>64237942

>>64237454 (OP)
>it's happening again

>>64237454 (OP)
Thats sexplain all the silent and Boeing threads

>>64237520
Well aside from the fact that Ukrainians simply destroyed a lot of Russian AD systems, they also intensified rafinery attacks recently forcing Russian to choose where to place remaining AD units.
Rafinieries? Putin's private property? Large cities? MIC factories? Frontlines?
Now, we know that frontlines have the lowest priority so as long as they keep on pressing enough on rafineries I would expect this trend to continue.

>>64238272
It's spelled "Refineries".
Your post is correct otherwise.

>>64238285
Sorry man. ESL vocabulary only goes so far. Will remeber it fot the next time.

>>64237915
I figure the guys in the head will pull out, but the guys in the ears are already trapped and if the head goes they will be way too far behind the lines to do anything except surrender or commit honorable monkecide

>>64238272
Fuel shortages also reduce the availability of combat air patrol as a supplement to GBAD, which strains GBAD resources yet further.

>>64238300
It's ok anon, English is a retarded language.

>>64238329
Does the aviation really face fuel shortages? I expected that's that's still limited to civilians.
Air frame fatigue and limit on spare parts and pilots should be bigger concerns.
RADAR from ground and AEW aircraft is also not what it used to be.

>>64238325
preferably the latter

Avdiivka status?

>>64238333
Well I learned French as well so no.1 retarded language spot is already taken in my heart by that.

>>64238329
I would imagine that Russian army takes whatever it needs and only what's left is distributed among civilans (which makes sense since they are in war even tough they pretend otherwise). So while your idea is interesting I don't think it really holds up.

>>64238374
>act like Murz
?

>>64238400
Not sure about that either. Murz was popular mil blogger that was assasinated by Ukies.

>>64238400
>>64238405
OK, my bad. That was some other shitstain.
Murz said that Russians lost 16k men in Avdivka and than "commited suicide" few days later.

>>64237499
there is like a video every week where they take out a few AD assets in ratmea with FPVs launched from USVs, it forces them to pull back from the coast area, otherwise theyll just be bleeding AD forever

>>64238415
A sad fall from the 4th story window, i guess?

>>64238432
>The next day, on 21 February 2024, he posted a suicide note, blaming Solovyov, and killed himself with a firearm.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrey_Morozov
May have been a real one, not like Russians are known to cling to life.

>>64238103
Topkek, I've seem this one already somewhere

>>64238400
>>64238405
>>64238415
AFAIK the said that wasn't for Avdivka, but just one direction of attack into Avdivka. He has these large series of posts he did in his Telegram, but basically when a well respected and down-to-earth true believer retard (went to fight in 2014, got detained by LDNR+ as a spy, was tortured to shit and still afterwards supported and fought for russia) it was a bit too much for the regime, so he forced to ACK himself, otherwise all of his friends in the military would get cubed.

>>64238555
>went to fight in 2014, got detained by LDNR+ as a spy, was tortured to shit and still afterwards supported and fought for russia)
At least he dodged the classic "capture, torture, rape, sodomy, murder, re-sodomy and/or rape"

>>64238563
Who knows, the might have got raped back then as well, it's not something a russian would acknowledge willingly.

>>64237454 (OP)
>a drone that was obsolete 2 months into the war somehow starts flying again 3 years after

right
right

>>64238555
>a well respected and down-to-earth true believer retard (went to fight in 2014, got detained by LDNR+ as a spy, was tortured to shit and still afterwards supported and fought for russia)
>ynr Alexander Rybin, the fighter turned journalist who said he'll uncover the massive corruption going on in Mariupol only to be found dead in a ditch from "cardiomyopathy" right after

>>64238612
>A shill that's been humiliated almost every day for 3 years decides to perform the ritual again

>>64237858
Isn't that like two months of russian advances evaporated in a couple weeks if that happens?

>picrel
Average mobik reaction:

>>64237454 (OP)
>Bayraktar footage
Used to be the only drone kill footage we got but we're swimming in it now
Market's gone way down on TB2 webms

>>64237858
Based
I must confess to dooming a bit over the bunny salient

>>64238612
>hey it turns out this drone that's really effective over our territory where heavy russian AD presence is lacking isn't so good above areas with heavy AD presence
>let's hold them in reserve and use them for recon inside mostly protected airspace
>Hey we managed to degrade russian AD network capabilities so much we can start using these drones outside protected airspace for strike missions again
See that's an intelligent use of capabilities. Instead simply throwing them at the front until they're all destroyed and the capability is gone, which is something the russians can't comprehend.

>>64238729
6 months.

>>64238741
>>64238729
And probably somewhere around 20-30 thousand russians turned into good russians.

Remember this?

>>64238740
Best thing is Russia certainly still considers the Bayraktars a threat. One of the few actual military targets they use ballistic missiles against is the Ukrainian Bayraktar factory.

>>64238752
>Ukrainian Bayraktar factory.
huh they have those?
i thought it would be wiser to simply buy from turkey.

>>64238750
TO THEIR OWN SHORE
CAME THE WORLD WAR
PUTIN AND LAVROV LEADING THE MOSKVA WEST

TOOK THE SHORT WAY IN
THE LONG ROUTE BACK
APRIL '22
PUTIN, LAVROV AND MOSKVA LEADING
TANKIES TO THE WEST
AND ON THE SHORES OF SEVASTOPOL
THE WAVES OF THE BLACK SEA
ON THE QUIETEST NIGHT IN THE DARKEST HOUR
THE CHANDELIER APPEAR!

TO THEIR OWN SHORE
CAME THE WORLD WAR
PUTIN AND LAVROV LEADING THE MOSKVA WEST
IN THEIR OWN TRACK
CAME THE WOLFPACK
PUTIN LED THEM INTO THE HORNET'S NEST
UNDER FIRE
UNDER WATER
APRIL 22 WHEN MOSKVA DID FAIL THE TEST
TO THEIR OWN SHORE
CAME THE WORLD WAR
PUTIN LEADING THE NAVY INTO DEATH!

AT THE CRACK OF DAWN
THE FOLLOWING DAY
MOSKVA STANDS IN FLAMES
(ARMCHAIR COPELORD THINKS IT IS
HEADING BACK TO PORT)
BUT THE MOSKVA CRUISER NOW SITS
ON THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA
ABOVE THE SHORES OF SNAKE ISLAND
THE CHANDELIER RETURNS!

>RAPTOR 85 DODGING AND CRYING
>CHANDELIER SCORES A KILL IN THE DARK
>RAPTOR 82 SINKING AND BURNING
>RAPTOR 81 SUFFERS FAILURE TO COPE
>RAPTOR 85 BEGGING FOR AIR SUPPORT
>CHANDELIER SCORES A KILL IN THE DARK
>RAPTOR 83 JOINS THE VDV
>RAPTOR 81 ORDERS 85 IN AGAIN!

TO THEIR OWN SHORE
CAME THE WORLD WAR
PUTIN AND LAVROV LEADING THE NAVY WEST
IN THEIR OWN TRACK
CAME THE WOLFPACK
PUTIN LED THEM INTO THE HORNET'S NEST
UNDER FIRE
UNDER WATER
APRIL 22 WHEN THE MOSKVA DID FAIL THE TEST
TO THEIR OWN SHORE
CAME THE WORLD WAR
PUTIN LEADING THE NAVY INTO DEATH!

>>64238752
Russians hated it so much they made a whole propaganda video about and inadvertently made Zelensky look based as fuck, doing mountains of coke before getting on the phone to European leaders and telling them off.

>>64238777
>oing mountains of coke before getting on the phone to European leaders and telling them off.
do what? post it, i need a laugh

>>64238758
It's still being built, with the russian strike on Kyiv (the recent one that killed 11 people and wounded dozens more) also striking it. Here's a euromaidanpress article on it.
https://euromaidanpress.com/2025/08/28/bayraktar-plant-in-kyiv-comes-under-attack-by-russians/

>>64238787
Its so strange to see russians actually hit targets that make sense, and not just random people like today's Donetsk strike. Almost as if they dont really care

>>64238779
You'll be disappointed, it's low effort slop. I'm surprised you didn't see it already, it was posted here hundreds of times in the early days
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbW-7gJtcaE

>>64238790
fucking brilliant, and yeah i'm new here so there's that

>>64238788
They mostly do terror strikes because that's something you don't need any precise information for (or the information needed is freely available), but they'll occasionally hit something of note, when someone sells information or some retarded officer gathers troops in a exposed location.
The difference is those strikes are rare and Ukrainians are learning from them. Or in the case of striking Azeri-owner businesses in Odessa, biting them in the ass, pic kinda related.

>>64238155
>sexplain
>im a naughty fellow
>most certainly not
>too very mellow

>>64237548
Foreign mercenaries, ook oook!

>>64237454 (OP)
Didn’t they have a role in the Moskva sinking?

>>64237858
>cauldronposting
Is this actually going to be a thing this time around? It seems like every other months I see some hopium post about a Russian salient being cut off with thousands of ziggers trapped only to never hear of it again and learn that they just fell back without Ukraine capitalising on any of it

>>64238929
IIRC, they used one to bait Moskva into emitting her air search radar, then used Neptunes (which I think are sea-skimming?) on a night with rough seas so they'd be lost in the clutter

>>64238950
Yeah, so the piece of shit only could focus on 1 thing at a time, assumed the drone was the threat and got fucking wacked.

>>64238976
Why didnt they just shoot down the drone when it first arrived, instead of just looking at it like a flock of seagulls?

>>64238979
Doubt anyone has that answer outside of gulags or upper ruskie eschelons. But, two possibilities.
1. They lacked the ability to do so because its a garbage ship. Either no aa or no aa worth a shit.
2. They were unwilling to do so.
I think #2 is the neater answer to think on, mostly because it doesn't beget an immediate sensible answer. Did they think they could get some kind of intel off of it? Those secrets got statistically cubed years ago.

>>64238750
Of course.

>>64238979
>>64239000
IIRC Ukies used two TB2s as a bait and both were lost. My assumption was that they used them to buy enough time for Neptunes to reach their target.

>>64239030
Im pretty sure it was one, the lost part is new to me. I do vaguely recall one calling out the ships location from way the fuck off during its return and then another bayraktar arrived which is the one there for the smackdown. But, can't say for sure, its been a bit since perun.

>>64239040
>turns out, infact, the Moskva was very much not alive

>>64239040
>Latest
>MOSKVA IS ALIVE

>>64238741
>>64238746
Oh man that's a big oof.

One day this war will end and TZD snuffkino will peter out. Hopefully ziggerland at least devolves into civil war so we get to witness that.

>>64238750
>so you uhm just said ... you were in group of three boats that got attacked by a drone, two boats were hit and are dead in the water and now you are getting chased down by the same drone at this very moment?
>while you are getting hunted to death, could you like go back and pick up the other two boats?
Yeah, i remember that one.

>>64238950
well according to the last maintenance report we got of the moskva it couldn't have it's radar on while keeping it's communications online, the two would interfere with eachother. i have to wonder how much deception or trickery was even required with that sort of restriction in place.

>>64239552
How the fuck did sonething like this get leaked?

>>64239576
lol, lmao. girkin reposted them off VK but the initial leak got taken down fast. rumors were that the ukes stole the report and published it, but i wouldn't be surprised if someone in the russian navy had tried to post it to win an argument or cover their ass. can't find any of the original VK posts even archived anywhere so hard to trace it.

highlights include their best AD ship being useless at AD, and given that their missiles and radars were in the stow position when we saw the sinking ship, i wouldn't be surprised if they didn't even know a threat was coming until they were hit.

>>64239712
One of the bits that sticks with me is that either the radar or launcher of one of the SA-N-4 on one side can't swivel vertically, and the other on the other side can't swivel horizontally

If you put that in a novel you'd never get away with it

Thread music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3FGWPMjl6M

>>64239732
it's frankly such a shitshow that i thoroughly believe that there was a geniune expectation that this would go even smoother than georgia(even if there was a ton of fucking warning signs that they got lucky there)

>>64238750
With context

>>64239712
By the way, @GirkinGirkin isn't the actual Igor Girkin, that is a pro-UA twitter account.
>t. briefly unemployed in 2022 and spent way too much fucking time following the war

>>64237454 (OP)
>Chandeliers could be here he thought

>>64237454 (OP)
Turkey has its own special flavor of terminal retardation (like seemingly all countries are struggling with right now) but I really wish more Euros would borrow some of that "fuck you, die" energy the Turks approach Russian revanchism with.

>>64240824
>I've never had my ass in this ass before
>Chandeliers could be anywhere

>>64240927
???
Russian tourists are flowing Turkey for a reason. They're welcome over there.
Meanwhile Europe said fuck off. Turkey didn't. So much for "fuck you, die" energy. On top of Erdogan being a double timing whore.

>>64241379
Turkey is a popular destination for Russians becaue its cheap.

>>64238371
Russia already had very low pilot hours before the war and I highly doubt that all of the RU refineries could make the required amounts of aviation fuel. Also russian quality control was never good, a lot of smoking accidents happened already and I wouldn't be surprised if a significant amount of the fuel meant foe combat aircraft only ever existed on paper and was just sold off to some guy for vodka.
So yeah, ukie air superiority is probably not just because russia lost a lot of planes but also because fuel was already short on hand but fighterbomber has not been bitching about it yet.

>>64242290
realistically they can just import fuel. they are not under blockade like the germans were.