Russian Ukrainian War

[craigs]

So suck a dick together with RS-26.

Stop with your projecting and come out of the closet already.

 

[Vishnugupt]

Technically there is nothing between nuke strike on Ukraine and Russia. It can have any moment now.

Largely it will depend on NATO response to ICBM warning. This is a clear cut message to NATO. Stop giving Long range weapons to Ukraine or face the catastrophe.

As Usual Dumb Gl0b0h0m0s Liberandu-sickulars are happy and terming it as failed missile. Retards don't know it was a message rather than a strike.

Russia has shown extremely restrain for NATO provocation perhaps due to fear of adverse reaction from global south, post nuke strike.

Once Russian got confidence from global south ( if abled to justify NATO provocation) then things will change dramatically.

 

[WW2historian]

Six hits to one! APC.

What the fuck does that even mean???

 

[shade2]

Technically there is nothing between nuke strike on Ukraine and Russia. It can have any moment now.

Largely it will depend on NATO response to ICBM warning. This is a clear cut message to NATO. Stop giving Long range weapons to Ukraine or face the catastrophe.

As Usual Dumb Gl0b0h0m0s Liberandu-sickulars are happy and terming it as failed missile. Retards don't know it was a message rather than a strike.

Russia has shown extremely restrain for NATO provocation perhaps due to fear of adverse reaction from global south, post nuke strike.

Once Russian got confidence from global south ( if abled to justify NATO provocation) then things will change dramatically.

They will nuke Ukraine when their muh red lines drama stops working.
They will also nuke the Western part of that country so that Poland etc get the fallout.

They won't directly nuke a NATO country though.

In any case however it is Ukraine that is receiving and will continue to receive the most "beatings"
Westies only face economic difficulties atm

 

[craigs]

They won't directly nuke a NATO country though.

Why not? - Have you read their updated nuclear doctrine?

 

[Akim]

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha... Why don't you just install solar panels on all the roofs and run your factories like that. Small thermal power plants... hehehehehehehehehehehehehe... more like a diesel generator cluster.

Solar panels have low efficiency. We are not in the Nevada desert.
A small thermal power plant can light a small town or city district. 4-5 such power plants can generate electricity for a city with a population of over a million.
In the USSR, they loved everything big. We have now all types of power plants that humanity has invented, including geothermal ones and those that use sea energy.

 

[Vishnugupt]

They will nuke Ukraine when their muh red lines drama stops working.
They will also nuke the Western part of that country so that Poland etc get the fallout.

They won't directly nuke a NATO country though.

In any case however it is Ukraine that is receiving and will continue to receive the most "beatings"
Westies only face economic difficulties atm

Red lines are not nuke lines. People think once you cross redline other side will go for all-out attack.

There are plenty of red lines which signify each bridge (Trust) breached. After each redline crossing, countries response will become harder and harder.

Now Russian Nuke doctrine has collided with NATO acceptance of using their long range missile against Russia. Technically now Russia have legitimate reason for nuke strike.

But it's unlikely Russia will strike with Nukes just because attack in Kursk and Briyansk. Because Of common sense.

 

[craigs]

Solar panels have low efficiency. We are not in the Nevada desert.
A small thermal power plant can light a small town or city district. 4-5 such power plants can generate electricity for a city with a population of over a million.
In the USSR, they loved everything big. We have now all types of power plants that humanity has invented, including geothermal ones and those that use sea energy.

Why did you leave out fusion reactors? I seriously think people in the nazi loving part of Ukraine are losing their bearings. Probably PTSD.

Small thermal power station - in winter when much of the rivers and especially the rivulets are frozen and Russia controls both gas and coal who the fuck is going to make them work?

And yeah Geothermal - who da fuck do you think you are? Indonesia? You need active volcanoes to make geothermal worthwhile enough for generating industrial scale power.

Sea energy = hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahaha.... A factory needs more power than a beard trimmer.

 

[Akim]

Why did you leave out fusion reactors? I seriously think people in the nazi loving part of Ukraine are losing their bearings. Probably PTSD.

Small thermal power station - in winter when much of the rivers and especially the rivulets are frozen and Russia controls both gas and coal who the fuck is going to make them work?

And yeah Geothermal - who da fuck do you think you are? Indonesia? You need active volcanoes to make geothermal worthwhile enough for generating industrial scale power.

Sea energy = hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahaha.... A factory needs more power than a beard trimmer.

I'll tell you a secret: they always froze in winter, even before the big war. The Dniester hydroelectric cascade always produces less electricity in winter than in summer. But the water in rivers doesn't freeze like an ice cube. It flows under the top layer. The flow just slows down. I can't show you a video (you don't know the language) of how they restored and modernized a small hydroelectric power station that was built in tsarist times and operated until the 1960s. Then it became irrelevant. After losing part of Donbas with its anthracite mines, regional authorities decided to restore it, it was cheaper than buying imported coal from South Africa.
When building mini-TPPs, they use boilers that burn not only natural gas and anthracite, but also less energetic brown coal and peat.
All large TPPs were built in the 1960s and 1970s. Of course, they were modernized, but the basics will remain the same. It's like putting a new engine, transmission, ABS, etc. into an old Lada, but still seeing it as an old Lada.
Also about geothermal stations. There are always thermal springs in the mountains. Science has long since moved forward, and what was considered an experimental station in the 70s now has a high efficiency.

 

[craigs]

I'll tell you a secret: they always froze in winter, even before the big war. The Dniester hydroelectric cascade always produces less electricity in winter than in summer. But the water in rivers doesn't freeze like an ice cube. It flows under the top layer. The flow just slows down. I can't show you a video (you don't know the language) of how they restored and modernized a small hydroelectric power station that was built in tsarist times and operated until the 1960s. Then it became irrelevant. After losing part of Donbas with its anthracite mines, regional authorities decided to restore it, it was cheaper than buying imported coal from South Africa.
When building mini-TPPs, they use boilers that burn not only natural gas and anthracite, but also less energetic brown coal and peat.
All large TPPs were built in the 1960s and 1970s. Of course, they were modernized, but the basics will remain the same. It's like putting a new engine, transmission, ABS, etc. into an old Lada, but still seeing it as an old Lada.
Also about geothermal stations. There are always thermal springs in the mountains. Science has long since moved forward, and what was considered an experimental station in the 70s now has a high efficiency.

Moron the rivulets will freeze completely atleast in its shallow parts and there won't be enough flow to feed any TPP forget about hydro. Rivers will flow yes, but all your hydroelectric are being targeted and your TPPs too. Besides TPP needs other input besides water access to which Ukronazis are close to losing completely.

Peat, brown coal, your soiled underwear - it doesn't matter they will all be blown to bits. It is far cheaper to blow them then it is to repair them and I am sure Ukraine no longer has any capability to manufacture its own boilers.

Also, the grid required to balance all these different power sources is already being demolished.

 

[Akim]

Moron the rivulets will freeze completely atleast in its shallow parts and there won't be enough flow to feed any TPP forget about hydro. Rivers will flow yes, but all your hydroelectric are being targeted and your TPPs too. Besides TPP needs other input besides water access to which Ukronazis are close to losing completely.

Peat, brown coal, your soiled underwear - it doesn't matter they will all be blown to bits. It is far cheaper to blow them then it is to repair them and I am sure Ukraine no longer has any capability to manufacture its own boilers.

Also, the grid required to balance all these different power sources is already being demolished.

Keep grinding your teeth, but if I'm here, then I have electricity.
Indeed, there was no electricity in Odesa for a day and a half. Because of this, the water supply pumps and heating boilers did not work.
But this was only 1.5 days. Last time (winter 2022-23) it was 4 days. In some microdistricts of the city, electricity was returned 12 hours after the shelling, but in most of the city it was without for 1.5 days. So the system of smaller power distribution works. In the town of Pokrovsk, there is a weaker AD and three cruise missiles hit the substation. The town got electricity back in a day.
(by the way, when your child is a teenager, a battery from a truck is not enough. Half of her class came to charge their phones).
Apparently, you have a poor idea of how large rivers are structured. Only the Dniester River has more than 20 tributaries from small rivers.
The Zbruch River is not navigable, but it is definitely not a rivulet.

 

[Akim]

So the system of smaller power distribution works. In the town of Pokrovsk, there is a weaker AD and three cruise missiles hit the substation. The town got electricity back in a day.

Error - the town of Podolsk.

 

[Akim]

View: https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1860419685633671507
We are waiting for "Oreshnik" again.

 

[Boiled_AnDa]

View: https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1860419685633671507
We are waiting for "Oreshnik" again.

good, but don't boast around it... after all.... its...........

In retaliation, at the end of the day, ukrainians will die only, not Americunts.... while Zelensky will cry on MSNBC for russian atrocities and beg for more donation and more arms....

Nothing to scream about for that beggar statehood.

Had it been Neptune, had you some pride boasting about that.. and would have'd appreciate that instead. indeed...

 

[Akim]

good, but don't boast around it... after all.... its...........
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In retaliation, at the end of the day, ukrainians will die only, not Americunts.... while Zelensky will cry on MSNBC for russian atrocities and beg for more donation and more arms....

Nothing to scream about for that beggar statehood.

Had it been Neptune, had you some pride boasting about that.. and would have'd appreciate that instead. indeed...

"Oreshnik" is only three Iskanders. One more Iskander, one less Iskander - what's the difference. We have a dull sense of danger here.
I adhere to the version that American BM and Anglo-French СM do not fly without the consent of Biden and Trump. However, if he prohibits the launch of missiles there, then BM and СM of Ukrainian production, which are currently accumulating, will fly.

 

[Akim]

By the way, about the poor.

View: https://x.com/boris_beissner/status/1860389498078589392
They don't give us money to extend the war. They give us either weapons or money for civilian needs. We earn money to support the war ourselves. And somehow we've been holding on for three years and sleeping peacefully when mopeds are flying.
So stop reading the Russian cheat sheet. We have a completely different priority in the economy: so patches on the roads and flowers in pots in the entrance hall. For us, the well-being of the people comes first, the needs of the state come second. But now there's a war and we're not ashamed to help the state.