24.08.2015 Military Report of Novorossia

Daniel Rich on August 25, 2015 · at 12:03 am EST/EDT

“It’s raining shells? Where? Donbass? Oh, look over there. Explosions in China and Japan!!!” – Ferdinand L Imflammer, proud member of the Presstitude

Anonymous on August 25, 2015 · at 1:01 am EST/EDT

Does anyone have any idea what Putin is allowing the Central Bank to destroy the Ruble?

lsammart on August 25, 2015 · at 1:22 am EST/EDT

I do believe that an attack will happen even if porky in Berlin said that Minsk II must be implemented.
A false flag, so Us-Uk and Eu will say it was the militia’s fault. Besides, if the situation remain frozen, how can the people of Donbass live?
My question is ” will the militia be able to sustain a full attack from Kiew?”

Red Ryder on August 25, 2015 · at 2:09 am EST/EDT

The worst result would be a frozen conflict.
Next worst would be endless fighting and ceasefires in cycles.
The best event is a huge offensive, false flag or not.
Then the militia can destroy all the vehicles, weapons and manpower pulled up close for the great offensive.

At some point, resolution must come.

In Berlin today, Merkel seemed to indicate they wanted to do a 4-party talk. Putin should take a phone call from her. No more. There is nothing to change or alter or add or subtract from Minsk 2.

160 civilians have died in Gorlovka alone since Minsk 2. That blood is on Merkel who is pledged to control Kiev. She has done nothing to save one child’s life.

Putin should tell her to suck eggs, in Russian and German.
As for Hollande, the poor schmuck is pathetic.

In fact, Putin ought to insist that Merkel come and live in Gorlovka for 72 hours and give those people a few good nights’ sleep. They have been hit with artillery every day or night since the war began. Kiev is obsessed with Gorlovka. Maybe Porky will stop shelling if Angela put her fat, sorry ass on the line.
- Uncle Bob 1 on August 25, 2015 · at 4:44 am EST/EDT
  
  I agree,though I doubt she would go (or he’d ask her to).

вот так on August 25, 2015 · at 4:45 am EST/EDT

US to Deploy F-22 Fighter Jets to Europe ‘Very Soon’

“Today we are announcing that we will very soon deploy F-22s to Europe to support combat and commander requirements and as part of the European Reassurance Initiative,” James said.

James added the United States will send the fighter jets to train with US partners and NATO allies across Europe, but the exact days or the locations of the deployment cannot be revealed for operational security reasons.

“These sorts of deployments allow us to train and operate with our allies, get more experience in European terrain,” she explained.

One of the things that would indicate American war plans against a defended country would be deployment of F-22s to the theater of operations, or close enough they could get there quickly. I speculated that this would indicate serious attack plans against Syria a couple of years ago. Because they are being transferred to Europe doesn’t mean the US is planing to go to war in the Ukraine, it could be any number of places near Europe, or cover to get the aircraft closer to the Mideast, where they can be quickly moved to forward bases there. Unless this is just a short term deployment to annoy the Russians, I think this news should be understood as the USA getting prepared for another war.

вот так on August 25, 2015 · at 5:09 am EST/EDT

Because the F-22 is harder to detect than the older fighter/attack aircraft, it would be part of the initial air blitz, along with B-2s and cruise missiles, to take out command and air defense. So the more vulnerable older aircraft could then operate under much less threat.
- Serious Dad on August 25, 2015 · at 4:12 pm EST/EDT
  
  Sorry to contradict you, but “stealth” doesn’t exist for russian AAMs anymore. The russians have learned to detect Uncle Sam’s most expensive toys via low frequency radar, as well as via passive detection (i.e. regular HF-radiation from cellphone-emitters, radio-equipment etc. bouncing back from airplanes’ surfaces) like they have no stealth ability whatsoever. The Americans know that – and they cannot afford to lose even ONE of their precious few F-22s. Therefore, deploying F-22s to eastern Europe is nothing more than a publicity stunt for domestic consumption.
Uncle Bob 1 on August 25, 2015 · at 5:47 am EST/EDT

I agree,that is there regular MO.And its foolish if our side ignores it. When plotting a war they make small moves which add up into big ones.Little by little they are moving the equipment they want into place. We will be seen as fools if we don’t understand how they operate.No one seems to study the tactics they use,it amazes me.They’ve done this same thing time after time.And when they are prepared and ready to strike “then” people notice it.During the first Gulf War,at the beginning the Iraqis vastly outnumbered them in military equipment,as well as troops.Yet they stood by for months doing nothing as the US and their stooges moved vast amounts of weapons and huge numbers of troops to their border for the “blitzkrieg”.When they were ready,still without the Iraqis doing anything,they struck.Its important to remember that at that time the USSR had not totally collapsed.The US didn’t have the bases in the Middle East they have today.Iran and Syria,while not very friendly with Iraq,were also not friendly to the US.And Saddam was still fairly popular in the Arab World.Had he used that waiting time to invade Saudi Arabia there was a good chance he would have succeeded.And he might have taken the entire country,with many Saudis applauding him at the ousting of their Princes.And certainly he would have taken the oil regions just as he took Kuwait.While at the end of the war the US and their allies might have won.It would have been a long protracted war.Not the hubris building “Turkey Shoot” the Gulf War became.And it might have had caused other historical changes in the World.Since, along with the full Soviet collapse,the quick Gulf War victory of the US had massive repercussions throughout the World. And led to the neo-con NWO policy taking control in the US.Today we are also in an historical moment.And now is not a time for complacency in Russia,or in China.Their futures depend on being aware of US tactics at all times.