My question: will NATO forces & creeps in Lviv get first hand experience of these missiles? The Russian government, after all, has promised that the “brain centres” will experience the same treatment as the actual thugs…
No one knows, depends on how stupud the orcs and SehSha gets. Only SehSha is calling the shots for eu and orcs, ‘nato’ don’t take a sip of coffee without permission from Foggy Bottom. Orcs, they don’t take, or should I say leave, their morning constitutional without permission and with a missive on how many squares of Alpha Whiskey they can use if any, assuming the orcs know what Alpha Whiskey is.
On the other hand calling Lemberg a ‘brain center’ is a bit of a stretch. Yes, many of the orc dignitaries have run to Lemberg but one could bet that very few of them are still there, ergo a strike on Lemberg will only get innocents who happen to be in the general area and more’s the bad luck for them. Mother will not strike without ironclad information as to who and what is where, ergo Lemberg is safe…of the moment.
In my opinion, Russia will not attack Lviv (or Kiev) if it has to intervene in Ukraine. Russia’s not going to do anything more than it has to to minimize the geopolitical fallout from having to intervene. There might be specific actions taken against specific targets in either city if Russia deems that necessary to interdict the command and control of the situation at the front. But frankly, all the estimates I’ve read are that the Donbass militias with Russian support will be more than capable of handling the front without any need to extend the war to the Ukrainian government itself, let alone beyond Ukraine. Russia has the ECM capability to shut down Ukraine’s command and control (other than motorized couriers or carrier pigeons), so command and control from western Ukraine won’t be an issue. And I don’t think Russia will try to destroy the Ukraine government out of vengeance. Destroying their ability to do anything militarily is sufficient.
OTOH, if the Ukraine government continues its belligerence against Russia in future, possibly in concert with NATO forces, then Russia might have to take them out.
But, of course, it depends on circumstances. Predictions are useless in war. We can predict Russia can defeat Ukraine, because that is the most likely outcome given the known military balance. Beyond that, what actually happens is another matter. We must always discern between what we’d like to happen and what should happen from what will happen.
My question: will NATO forces & creeps in Lviv get first hand experience of these missiles? The Russian government, after all, has promised that the “brain centres” will experience the same treatment as the actual thugs…
No one knows, depends on how stupud the orcs and SehSha gets. Only SehSha is calling the shots for eu and orcs, ‘nato’ don’t take a sip of coffee without permission from Foggy Bottom. Orcs, they don’t take, or should I say leave, their morning constitutional without permission and with a missive on how many squares of Alpha Whiskey they can use if any, assuming the orcs know what Alpha Whiskey is.
On the other hand calling Lemberg a ‘brain center’ is a bit of a stretch. Yes, many of the orc dignitaries have run to Lemberg but one could bet that very few of them are still there, ergo a strike on Lemberg will only get innocents who happen to be in the general area and more’s the bad luck for them. Mother will not strike without ironclad information as to who and what is where, ergo Lemberg is safe…of the moment.
Not the missiles as such… just their warheads.
In my opinion, Russia will not attack Lviv (or Kiev) if it has to intervene in Ukraine. Russia’s not going to do anything more than it has to to minimize the geopolitical fallout from having to intervene. There might be specific actions taken against specific targets in either city if Russia deems that necessary to interdict the command and control of the situation at the front. But frankly, all the estimates I’ve read are that the Donbass militias with Russian support will be more than capable of handling the front without any need to extend the war to the Ukrainian government itself, let alone beyond Ukraine. Russia has the ECM capability to shut down Ukraine’s command and control (other than motorized couriers or carrier pigeons), so command and control from western Ukraine won’t be an issue. And I don’t think Russia will try to destroy the Ukraine government out of vengeance. Destroying their ability to do anything militarily is sufficient.
OTOH, if the Ukraine government continues its belligerence against Russia in future, possibly in concert with NATO forces, then Russia might have to take them out.
But, of course, it depends on circumstances. Predictions are useless in war. We can predict Russia can defeat Ukraine, because that is the most likely outcome given the known military balance. Beyond that, what actually happens is another matter. We must always discern between what we’d like to happen and what should happen from what will happen.
In the second video, the submariners who are descending the steps, are wearing these light fuchsia coloured packs.
What are in the packs?