Tình hình Ukraine và bóng ma của nội chiến

Trên con đường tiến vào giải phóng Storozheve

Kadyrov chính thức lên tiếng về vụ bọn truyền thông bẩn thỉu U cà và đám con nhang đệ tử me Tây đang lên đồng vì tưởng rằng Delimkhanov chết. Tay Kadyrov này cũng đểu thật, thấy tin giả xuất hiện là nó lại nhảy vào đế thêm 1 câu ra vẻ xin tọa độ pháo kích của phía U cà để tìm xác người đồng đội, thế là đám truyền thông bẩn cũng chắc mẩm đúng là thật rồi, lại càng hú hét điên cuồng say men chiến thắng. Tinh thần thẩm du mù quáng đó lan tỏa đến đám con nhang đệ tử me Tây trong cái miếu hoang này làm chúng phấn khích đến run rẩy. Chết cười

Thực tế thì Delimkhanov đang làm việc bình thường, và thậm chí còn không có mặt ở U cà. Thông tin này cũng được các nguồn tin chính thống của Nga xác nhận.


"Tôi đã biết điều này ngay từ khi bắt đầu có chuyện giả mạo, nhưng tôi quyết định chứng minh cho mọi người, trước hết là người Ukraine, thấy phương tiện truyền thông của họ đã biến chất đến mức nào. Bạn cần phải thiếu tôn trọng khán giả đến mức nào khi nói dối một cách trắng trợn, dù biết rằng một lời nói dối có thể bị bác bỏ. Và khi tôi đổ thêm dầu vào lửa, chính tác giả của những điều giả mạo đã tin vào câu chuyện cổ tích của họ", người đứng đầu Cộng hòa Chechnya nói.

Kadyrov làm rõ rằng "trong khi toàn bộ không gian Internet đang xôn xao và thảo luận về ảo mộng ảo tưởng này của phát xít Ukraine, trong đó họ không chỉ giết Anh hùng nước Nga mà còn gần 200 chiến binh của chúng tôi", anh ấy, phó CT Duma Quốc gia Adam Delimkhanov và những người khác tiếp tục công việc.

Các đơn vị AKHMAT đang ở vị trí của họ, bao gồm tăng cường ở biên giới Nga ở vùng Belgorod.


Adam Delimkhanov is alive and not even wounded, -

Kadyrov "I knew this from the very beginning of the fake stuffing, but I decided to demonstrate to everyone, first of all to Ukrainians, to what extent their media have sunk. This is how much you need to disrespect your audience to blatantly lie, knowing that a lie can be refuted. And when I added fuel to the fire, the authors of the fakes themselves believed in their fairy tale," the head of the Chechen Republic said.

He clarified that "while the entire Internet space is buzzing and discussing this delusional fantasy of the Ukronazis, in which they not only killed the Hero of Russia but also almost 200 of our fighters," he, State Duma deputy Adam Delimkhanov and others continue to work.

The AKHMAT units are in their places, including strengthening on the Russian border in the Belgorod region. We discussed the current situation, the redistribution of forces, and means of our units.



https://twitter.com/djuric_zlatko/s...ng-nga-vs-ukraine-phuong-tay-vol-16/paged/14/

--- Gộp bài viết: 15/06/2023, Bài cũ từ: 15/06/2023 ---

Cùi em vớ vẩn. Giỏi đi mua SU-57, S-500, Armata, Kinzhal, Avangard, Zirkon...xem nó có bán không. Những cái gì Nga nó bán thì đều là thứ QĐ nó đã có đồ tốt hơn rồi. Nga bán chỉ cần tiền trao cháo múc thôi, không kèm các điều kiện chính trị khác, đó là điều mà xứ ơ kìa thích. Chứ còn đòi bia kèm lạc, vũ khí kèm nhân quyền, thì giải tán. Thế cho nhanh.

https://twitter.com/Maks_NAFO_FELLA/status/1669089180717121540
Anh vừa công bố một loạt loại UAV mà Anh sẽ viện trợ cho U, chiếc đầu tiên sẽ nhận được ngay trong tháng tới. vẫn không thấy có các UAV cảm tử, bọn Châu Âu chậm trong món này quá.

Khoảng 10 chú lính U cà ra đầu hàng quân Nga, họ tuân thủ hướng dẫn của lính Nga và được đối xử 1 cách tôn trọng.


#Russian forces take about 10 #Ukranian soldiers prisoners. They are told to follow the instructions, don't do anything stupid and everything will be well.

https://twitter.com/ArthurM40330824...ng-nga-vs-ukraine-phuong-tay-vol-16/paged/12/

Bọn châu âu có lẽ hơi bảo thủ và cầu toàn trong việc phát triển UAV . Mấy món này phải mấy tay Khựa , 1 răng , Thổ tả nó làm mới khiếp

Bọn Séc mua 4 hệ thống radar thụ động VERA-NG cho Ukraine, trị giá 150 triệu EUR

VN mình có khi phải tìm cách xin Ukraine dữ liệu thực chiến của VERA-NG để còn học hỏi rút kinh nghiệm. Nhờ

CT lần này bọn U cà có mấy ae trên bến dưới thuyền chơi sát ván phết nhỉ . Mua đồ bơm cho nhau. Đất nước có biến mà có ae sát cánh thế yên tâm , chỉ sợ nhất lúc có biến ae toàn nhà đang có việc thì nhọc

Các bác còn nhờ cách đây tầm một tháng có video cậu lính Nga xin hàng drone ở Bakhmut và được drone dẫn đến hào của quân Ukraine trong khi bị đồng đội phia Nga bắn. Cậu này là lính nghĩa vụ 30 tuổi tên là Ruslan Anitin, Phóng viên Wall Street Journal tìm đến gặp và phỏng vấn trực tiếp ngay tại trại tạm giam ở tỉnh Kharkiv và có một bài dài về vụ này. Copy cả bài ở đây hơi dài nhưng là báo trả tiền nên đưa link phần lớn sẽ không xem được nên các bác chịu khó. Ai thạo tiếng Anh cứ đọc trực tiếp, còn không thì nhờ Google translate hay Chat GPT dịch tạm nhá.

Xem lại video:



Nguồn: wsj.com/articles/russia-soldier-surrender-ukraine-drone-3860ab6a

The Russian Soldier Who Surrendered to a Ukrainian Drone
Trying *****rvive bombardment in the trenches, draftee Ruslan Anitin pleaded with a drone to spare his life
By Stephen Kalin, Isabel Coles and Ievgeniia Sivorka
June 14, 2023 6:08 am ET

KUPYANSK, Ukraine—Russian draftee Ruslan Anitin was being hunted by Ukrainian drones dropping small bombs. For hours, he scurried up and down a narrow trench.

As the sun began to set on May 9, he gazed up at a small machine buzzing overhead. Parched, exhausted and alone, Anitin crossed his arms above his head and clasped his hands together, pleading into the drone’s camera to stop the bombardment.


His face was beamed onto a screen at a command post of Ukraine’s 92nd Mechanized Brigade a few miles away, near the eastern city of Bakhmut. Col. Pavlo Fedosenko conferred with other officers, then sent an order over the radio to the drone pilots.

Try to take him alive.

If Anitin’s experience is any indication, Russian morale appeared to be fraying even before the recent Ukrainian counteroffensive began. A Ukrainian hotline for Russians who want *****rrender has received more than 17,000 inquiries since September, Ukrainian officials said. Social-media posts show draftees pleading for more equipment and their wives back home complaining that they are ill-equipped and under heavy bombardment at the front despite being promised jobs in the rear.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday that Moscow had been able to fight off Ukraine’s counteroffensive so far but acknowledged losing a significant number of tanks.

Anitin is one of the few Russian soldiers to try *****rrender to a drone. Drone footage reviewed by The Wall Street Journal captured in its entirety the frantic efforts of a man trying *****rvive bombardment in the trenches.

Anitin, 30 years old, a slight man with a receding hairline, studied to be a veterinarian and never expected to end up in the middle of a war. When Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24 of last year, he was a marshal at Penal Colony No. 3, a prison near his hometown of Idritsa. His social-media posts at the time, including images of the Russian flag and comments such as “Let’s punish the fascists,” suggested he supported the war.

A tattoo on his hand reading “Za-VDV,” or “For the Airborne Forces,” was a memento from the year of mandatory military service he completed nearly a decade ago, he said in a recent interview. He said he assumed only the professional army would be fighting in Ukraine. “It felt like it was never going to involve us at all,” he said.

That changed in September, when Russia mobilized civilians into the army after a string of battlefield losses. By then, Anitin was managing a liquor store in Idritsa, a town of 5,000 near the Latvian border. His income and his wife’s provided a comfortable middle-class lifestyle.




After his shift ended one Sunday, he said he received a call to report to his local draft office. Officials there told him they were going through names alphabetically. One told him to go home to pack and show up the next morning or face jail time for evasion.

Anitin left home before dawn the next day. His wife sobbed when he told her he had been drafted, so he said his goodbyes the night before and didn’t wake her or their 3-year-old daughter before he left. “I didn’t see the point,” he said.

He and three other villagers were bussed to a larger town. So many men were being mobilized that officials skipped medical checks. They were given uniforms and Soviet-era rifles. In weeks of training they got only two chances to fire the weapons, Anitin said.

Commanders told the men they would stay in Russia to fortify the border. Within a month, Anitin was shipped into Ukraine. His unit performed guard duties and built fortified positions in Luhansk, an eastern region of Ukraine partially seized by Russia in 2014. For months, he said, they saw no fighting.

That changed in early May. The commander of his platoon said they were moving to Bakhmut to cover for retreating assault teams. Yevgeny Prigozhin, founder of Wagner Group, had just threatened to withdraw his men after they sustained tens of thousands of casualties in their push to capture the city.

“We understood that they wanted to throw us into that meat grinder,” said Anitin.

The next evening, he rode in a military truck to a patch of woodland a few hundred yards from the front line. His commander picked him out along with two other recruits, including Dmitri Ivanov, a 21-year-old restaurant worker whom Anitin had befriended. They were told to advance into the trench system closest to Ukrainian lines, take shelter and sit tight, Anitin said.

The men carried a total of four meals and six bottles of water. Around 1 a.m., a Wagner fighter guided them to the nearesttrench, where they immediately came under mortar fire that lasted about 40 minutes. The Wagner fighter warned them: “If you refuse to execute a mission, you get shot. And if you try to retreat, you also get shot.”

During a short pause in the shelling, Anitin and the othersran to the next trench. It was hard to find shelter from the shelling just 200 yards from Ukrainian positions. The men groped around in the darkness, stepping on discarded bags, weapons and, as they discovered once dawn broke, dozens of dead bodies.

“They weren’t fresh. They must have been there for a week or two,” said Anitin.

He and Ivanov eventually discovered burrows in the walls of the trench. They climbed inside for protection.

Small Chinese-made drones driven by four propellers, the kind used for panoramic wedding videos, were a constant menace. They sent live video that corrected targeting for Ukrainian artillery. Some had been modified with claws that dropped explosive rounds, originally made for a rocket-propelled grenade launcher, directly into the trench.

Around 7 a.m., a blast injured Ivanov and wounded Anitin in the head, chest and shoulder. Anitin found a walkie-talkie and radioed commanders for help. No response. They hadn’t been given an evacuation point, either.

A few hours later, he was crouched inside a burrow when Ivanov ran past. An explosion sent shrapnel into Ivanov’s lower back. He shouted to Anitin that he couldn’t feel his legs. Moments later, a third explosion hit him.

“I’m not well, brother,” Anitin recalled him saying.

All this time, the Ukrainians piloting the drones were watching everything the terrified Russians were doing. Anitin moved to another position. Ivanov pulled the pin from a hand grenade and detonated it next to his head. The third man in their group was seriously wounded. He later shot himself with his own rifle, the Ukrainians said.

Anitin was on his own. Drone and mortar attacks continued all afternoon. By around 5 p.m., he had no energy left. “I thought I would end up staying in that trench forever,” he said.

Then he got an idea: Surrender to the drone.



He stood up without his rifle and gestured with his hands to stop attacking. Footage recorded by the drones shows him drawing his finger across his neck and shaking his head—his plea to the Ukrainians not to kill him if he surrendered.

He didn’t have a clear plan, he said, but thought it was worth a shot.

In another set of trenches a few hundred feet away, the Ukrainian drone pilots were suspicious, they later recalled, fearing a trap.

The pilots watched Anitin’s body language and used the drones to respond—up and down for yes, left and right for no. They would flash a light on the drones—once for yes and twice for no—a system that he proposed to them through a series of hand gestures.

Anitin didn’t know whether he would be understood. When the drone started moving away, he said, he was filled with relief and decided to follow it.

Ukrainian drone pilots had been operating in the area since March. The Wagner troops leading the fight, they noticed, moved quickly and hid well. Regular Russian army recruits were slower and moved in groups, making them easier to pick off, the pilots said.

All day, the pilots had been using drones to kill the Russians with small grenades—a few dozen in all.

An assault drone had already set out to kill Anitin, according to its pilot, a 26-year-old Ukrainian who uses the call sign Boxer. After seeing the high-definition images of Anitin pleading for his life, Boxer aborted his mission and dropped the grenade short of his position.

“Despite that he is an enemy, even though he has killed our boys, I still felt sorry for him,” he said.

Ukrainian officers at the command post told Boxer to make contact. He took a Sharpie marker from his medical kit and wrote in Russian on packaging from his food rations, “Surrender follow the drone.” He filled the packaging with dirt for heft.

The drone flew a four-minute route and dropped the note to Anitin, who clambered over the wall of the trench to retrieve it. That’s when he knew this was for real. “They made their will known, and I showed them that I agreed,” he said.

The drones watched Anitin set off into no-man’s land. He stepped over discarded rifles, grenades and helmets, and navigated around severed limbs and decaying bodies. “He was walking like a zombie. He was walking on top of his dead comrades lying around him,”said a second lieutenant in the 92nd Brigade’s Achilles drone company who uses the call sign Touareg.

Achilles and another drone unit called Code 9.2 took turns leading Anitin on a winding route through multiple trenches to minimize the danger, flying for 30 minutes at a time and then replacing their batteries. The Russian soldier looked up at them occasionally, seeking confirmation that he wasn’t going to be harmed. He stopped frequently to sip water from a bottle lying on the ground, smoke a cigarette or just rest.

When he reached the end of one trench, he walked along a main road, then paused beside a disabled armored personnel carrier. Seconds later, an explosion erupted on the other side of the vehicle. Russian artillery appeared to be targeting him.

The drones watched him continue down the road, raising his hands in the air as Ukrainian trenches came into view. Caught between two clashing armies, he took cover in artillery craters. Mortars rocked the ground and bullets whizzed overhead. Shrapnel from an explosion downed one of the drones.

Anitin was within sight of a Ukrainian position ringed by barbed wire. He made a run for it, dodging a Russian mortar. Wary of spooking the Ukrainians, he dropped to his knees and removed his helmet and flak jacket. He rose and hurried toward a trench, where two soldiers pointed their rifles at him. They pinned him to the ground, bound his hands and loaded him into a Humvee truck. (For the full video of Anitin’s escape and capture, click here.)

Less than a week later, advancing Ukrainian forces captured the trench where Anitin’s ordeal began. By then, he was sharing a cell at a detention facility in the Kharkiv region with three other captured recruits.

He spoke to the Journal there on May 19 in the presence of a guard. The room’s lime-green walls were bare except for a poster with instructions for making calls on one of four phones.

The head of the facility said prisoners of war could contact their relatives by letter conveyed by the Red Cross. Anitin said he hadn’t attempted to get in touch with his family. His daughter turned 4 the day before he was captured.

Even though he could face jail if returned to Russia in a prisoner swap, Anitin said that is all he wants now.

“Let them lock me up,” he said. “I’d like to return home to my family, and never experience the sorts of things that I have seen here.”

Liên minh máy bay chiến đấu sẽ thành lập một trung tâm đào tạo F-16 cho các phi công Ukraine.

Bộ Quốc phòng Hà Lan cho biết trung tâm huấn luyện sẽ được thành lập tại một trong những quốc gia thành viên phía đông NATO.

Hà Lan hiện đang thực hiện kế hoạch huấn luyện người Ukraine sử dụng F-16 cùng với Đan Mạch và với sự hỗ trợ của Hoa Kỳ.
Hà Lan chịu trách nhiệm điều phối các nỗ lực của châu Âu trong dự án này.

Bỉ, Luxembourg, Vương quốc Anh và ngành công nghiệp cũng đang được tư vấn, với tất cả các bên liên quan hiện đang làm việc về nội dung của các khóa đào tạo.
Kế hoạch bao gồm ba điểm:

• bắt đầu đào tạo lại các phi công Ukraine trên F-16 càng sớm càng tốt;
• tiếp thu ngôn ngữ;
• thành lập trung tâm huấn luyện F-16.

Reuters đưa tin rằng tại cuộc họp của Nhóm liên lạc về Quốc phòng Ukraine ở định dạng Rammstein, Đan Mạch sẽ đề nghị bắt đầu đào tạo phi công Ukraine trên máy bay chiến đấu F-16 vào tháng 8.
Đề xuất này sẽ được Quyền Bộ trưởng Quốc phòng Đan Mạch Troels Lund Poulsen đưa ra tại một cuộc họp ở Brussels vào ngày 15/6.

Cần lưu ý rằng Đan Mạch, quốc gia có thiết bị mô phỏng chuyến bay, đã quyết định về các điều khoản đào tạo phi công Ukraine.

Ngoài ra, trong cuộc họp, "Ramstein" nên thảo luận về việc đào tạo nhân viên kỹ thuật trên máy bay chiến đấu phương Tây.
Trước đó, người phát ngôn Lực lượng Không quân Ukraine Yuriy Ignat cho biết, trong đợt đầu tiên, Ukraine sẽ cử những phi công giỏi nhất đã vượt qua cuộc tuyển chọn khắt khe để huấn luyện.

Cần nhắc lại rằng vào tháng 12 năm ngoái, Elbit Systems đã ký hợp đồng trị giá 36 triệu đô la để cung cấp bốn mô phỏng F-16 đầy đủ chức năng cho Ba Lan.

Vãi quá a Cừu, thế quái nào bọn Ukr là bên tấn công lại tổn thất ít hơn từ 5-10 lần quân xâm lược cố thủ nhuể

À, đấy là chị thứ truỏng quốc phòng Ukr nói vậy

https://twitter.com/TheRoses2022/status/1669179085493501953

Lính Ngú đợt này thấy bị tóm nhiều, chắc không muốn đánh, có cơ hội là hàng thôi

https://twitter.com/2uwmp/status/1669068047796060161