For Those Who Might Be Wondering Why We Might Be In Ukraine

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Derpy should stick to being wrong about the law.

That is Derpy’s specialty.

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Also:

We. Told. Them. So.

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You know, people would probably like you a lot more if you invoked the old adage that absence makes the heart grow fonder and crawled back under your rock and never came out again.

Who knows, in 15-20 years we might look back and think you were a nice guy. Probably not, but who knows.
 
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Derpy just keeps teeing ‘‘em up…

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👉 Derpy 🤣

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We. Told. Them. So.

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Your rock is over there --->

I think. I'm not exactly positive because I never actually wanted to know where you were crapped out from, let alone visit.
 
This is only one of Rheinmetall's ammo manufacturing facilities, and Rheinmetall is only one of a number of companies making ammunition in Europe

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Russia insists it's winning—but the facts tell a different story. Its military is stuck in chaos, facing huge losses with zero strategic progress. Even if the war stretches on, evidence shows Russia is heading toward a defeat it won't recover from. Here's why. Chuck Pfarrer, former SEAL Team 6 squadron leader, a seasoned military analyst and Kyiv Post Special Correspondent, offers a critical assessment of this pivotal moment in the conflict through his conversation with colleague Jason Smart, a political scientist specializing in Russia. Drawing from extensive experience advising U.S. national security agencies, Pfarrer sharply analyzes Russia’s weakening strategic position and highlights key military developments. Here's some key points extracted:
  • Russia broke the Easter "ceasefire" that Putin announced with approx. 46 incidents of major combat (battles to anyone else) initiated by the Russians on every day of the ceasefire
  • Possible reasons why Russia broke the ceasefire: 2 or 3 major Russian defeats leading into Easter. In one of these they lost more than a battalion of armor, eight battalions of artillery and even more IFV's alog with 1500 casualties. Staggerimg material losses.
  • Russia has an endemic and incurable logistical problem. They've lost almost all their trucks and the log soldiers are mostly dead- sent to the front to fight and die, were they did indeed die....
  • Three years ago, the weapon that now kills more soldiers than anything else on the battlefield didn't exist: the FPV, the First Person View drone...the problem the Russians face is how do you move across wide open spaces to attack....and those wide open spaces are heavily mined
  • Drones have changed the character and future of war....today's drones are the modern equivalent of WW1 Sopwith Camels - soon they are going to be AI-delegated - WW2 and Spitfire equivalent - within 2-3 years we will see drone swarms coordinating with each other.
  • Pfarrer is forecasting 2-3 years of this war, and we will see drone swarms in action by the end of this war
  • Why will the war go on?
    • The West is not paying attention
    • Russia is not reducing attacks, is not stopping attacks on civilians, her no interest in stopping the war or calling a ceasefire
    • USA is going to throw it's marbles and go home - Russia is saying Trump is on the right track with his team's proposals - Moscow could not be happier with Washington but Russia will not play ball with anyone
    • Russia is not out to do anything that fits in with US foreign policy and sees Europe as an enemy
    • Europe is slowly realizing that America cannot be counted on
    • The USA throwing over the table amd getting out of this war will not be the worst thing that could happen - if they are noyt ging to enforce any ceasefire, they should just get off the stage and go away
    • What did Washington thing they could achieve here? Russia is not a reliable partner? Why should Ukraine agree to any agreement that it was not part of making?
    • The on thing that will resolve this war is for Ukraine to defeat the Russian Army in the field.
  • Ukraine is right to not trust the USA
  • Russia is losing this war. It will never win it, it will go on for 2-3 years before it's over and Russia is defeated. At some point Russia will finally figure out they cannot win.
    • Russia is in a black hole with regard to training: 8 days from being drafted to being on the front. Some have never fired the rifles. They can't train their soldiers. They can't do night attacks. They can't coordinate strikes with front line attacks. 90% of their precision strikes are aimed at apartment building and civilian targets.
    • Ukraine's strategic goal needs to be defeating the Russian military. Ukraine's security depends on a professional military force that can defeat Russia.
    • The one thing NATO and the US has not armed Ukraine to do the job and has denied them the weapons and equipment they need,
    • If the US Army was in Ukraone, it would be doing a worse job than the Ukrainian Army
 
A quite insightful analysis of Putin, Trump and Ukraine.....

Putin needs this war to stay in power. He's run out of carrots and is running scared - the war will continue no matter what, and it doesn't matter what silly offers Trump makes....the basic plan from Putin's POV is to carry on the war and keep on with the fake dialog to keep Trump on the hook with non-peace negotiations with no substance. "Trump could offer Putin the oblasts and no Nato and it wouldn't make any difference...He just keeps repeating over and over this nonsense to make it look like he's the dealmaker."

 
I realize it shouldn't at this date, but the phrase "Germany's defense industry continues to rapidly build up capacity" somehow sends shivers up my spine.

LOL. As it should. Especially if Poland, Ukraine, France, the UK, Sweden and Finland line up behind Germany. Europe Uber Alles, Kameraden!


 
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Holy Fucking Gucamole, Batman: Ukraine just blew 260,000 TONS of Russian Ammo

Russian ammo depot, reportedly holding 264,000 tons of munitions, obliterated near Moscow. One of Russia’s largest munitions stockpiles erupted in catastrophic secondary explosions that continued for hours. It is reported that explosions occured during the unloading of artillery shells, but this needs confirmation. It'd be hilarious if this was an own goal. LOL

A major Russian ammunition depot—the 51st Arsenal of the Main Missile and Artillery Directorate (GRAU)—was obliterated in a massive explosion near Kirzhach, Vladimir Oblast, just 60 kilometers from Moscow, according to Defense Express. Footage viewed by the experts shows enormous plumes of smoke and powerful secondary detonations, suggesting the ignition of solid-fueled missiles. Explosions reportedly continued for hours, and authorities evacuated nearby settlements. Initial reports indicate that the site, previously protected by one of Russia’s densest air defense networks, suffered catastrophic damage. The arsenal, located 530 kilometers from Ukraine’s border, had remained under heavy protection after Ukrainian forces targeted multiple GRAU facilities during the summer of 2024. Despite the scale of the incident, Russian officials have offered limited information, with regional governor Aleksandr Avdeev confirming a “blast” but threatening penalties for spreading unofficial reports. The destruction of such a major stockpile so close to Moscow marks another serious blow to Russia’s military capabilities. Ukrainian strikes on similar depots last year contributed to a 50% reduction in Russia’s artillery firepower—a trend that now appears to be accelerating.

According to the Russian Defense Ministry, the fire erupted at the site due to a violation of safety protocols when working with explosive materials. No casualties have been reported. Following the incident, roads leading to the nearby town of Kirzhach from Moscow were closed. According to Russian state-controlled media outlet Kommersant, Russian authorities ordered evacuations from the settlements of Barsovo and Mirny. Vladimir Oblast Governor Alexander Avdeev confirmed the explosions but warned journalists and residents against spreading information about the incident before "verified official data" is released, threatening fines for violations. Analysis of imagery from the facility suggests that the arsenal stored a wide range of weapons, including medium-caliber artillery shells and missiles for anti-aircraft systems, Militarnyi reported. According to Militarnyi, the facility also housed a laboratory for monitoring the condition of artillery propellants and explosives, as well as workshops equipped to test high-tech weapons systems. In addition to specialized equipment, the 51st Arsenal and similar bases under the Main Missile and Artillery Directorate are believed to store large stockpiles of heavy artillery shells, munitions for multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS), and small arms ammunition.

As of 40m ago, Ammunition from the 51th GRAU arsenal is still flying after detonation — projectiles are reportedly landing far beyond the blast zone. Craters are found in Kirzhach, some 8-10km from the arsenal itself. Explosions can be heard 60kms away.

https://euromaidanpress.com/2025/04...00-tons-of-munitions-obliterated-near-moscow/


Ambulances are rushing in, and the local emergency service is telling people: seriously, stay out of the area. The regional governor says journalists and bloggers might get fined just for talking about it. "Many people have their windows blown out. And the explosions are not stopping. There is an ongoing sound of rockets whistling in all directions," locals report about the attack on the 51th GRAU arsenal.

 
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Holy Fucking Gucamole, Batman: Ukraine just blew 260,000 TONS of Russian Ammo

Russian ammo depot, reportedly holding 264,000 tons of munitions, obliterated near Moscow. One of Russia’s largest munitions stockpiles erupted in catastrophic secondary explosions that continued for hours. It is reported that explosions occured during the unloading of artillery shells, but this needs confirmation. It'd be hilarious if this was an own goal. LOL

A major Russian ammunition depot—the 51st Arsenal of the Main Missile and Artillery Directorate (GRAU)—was obliterated in a massive explosion near Kirzhach, Vladimir Oblast, just 60 kilometers from Moscow, according to Defense Express. Footage viewed by the experts shows enormous plumes of smoke and powerful secondary detonations, suggesting the ignition of solid-fueled missiles. Explosions reportedly continued for hours, and authorities evacuated nearby settlements. Initial reports indicate that the site, previously protected by one of Russia’s densest air defense networks, suffered catastrophic damage. The arsenal, located 530 kilometers from Ukraine’s border, had remained under heavy protection after Ukrainian forces targeted multiple GRAU facilities during the summer of 2024. Despite the scale of the incident, Russian officials have offered limited information, with regional governor Aleksandr Avdeev confirming a “blast” but threatening penalties for spreading unofficial reports. The destruction of such a major stockpile so close to Moscow marks another serious blow to Russia’s military capabilities. Ukrainian strikes on similar depots last year contributed to a 50% reduction in Russia’s artillery firepower—a trend that now appears to be accelerating.

According to the Russian Defense Ministry, the fire erupted at the site due to a violation of safety protocols when working with explosive materials. No casualties have been reported. Following the incident, roads leading to the nearby town of Kirzhach from Moscow were closed. According to Russian state-controlled media outlet Kommersant, Russian authorities ordered evacuations from the settlements of Barsovo and Mirny. Vladimir Oblast Governor Alexander Avdeev confirmed the explosions but warned journalists and residents against spreading information about the incident before "verified official data" is released, threatening fines for violations. Analysis of imagery from the facility suggests that the arsenal stored a wide range of weapons, including medium-caliber artillery shells and missiles for anti-aircraft systems, Militarnyi reported. According to Militarnyi, the facility also housed a laboratory for monitoring the condition of artillery propellants and explosives, as well as workshops equipped to test high-tech weapons systems. In addition to specialized equipment, the 51st Arsenal and similar bases under the Main Missile and Artillery Directorate are believed to store large stockpiles of heavy artillery shells, munitions for multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS), and small arms ammunition.

As of 40m ago, Ammunition from the 51th GRAU arsenal is still flying after detonation — projectiles are reportedly landing far beyond the blast zone. Craters are found in Kirzhach, some 8-10km from the arsenal itself. Explosions can be heard 60kms away.

https://euromaidanpress.com/2025/04...00-tons-of-munitions-obliterated-near-moscow/


Ambulances are rushing in, and the local emergency service is telling people: seriously, stay out of the area. The regional governor says journalists and bloggers might get fined just for talking about it. "Many people have their windows blown out. And the explosions are not stopping. There is an ongoing sound of rockets whistling in all directions," locals report about the attack on the 51th GRAU arsenal.

Guess Putin's sending more food to North Korea....
 
Holy Fucking Gucamole, Batman: Ukraine just blew 260,000 TONS of Russian Ammo

Russian ammo depot, reportedly holding 264,000 tons of munitions, obliterated near Moscow. One of Russia’s largest munitions stockpiles erupted in catastrophic secondary explosions that continued for hours. It is reported that explosions occured during the unloading of artillery shells, but this needs confirmation. It'd be hilarious if this was an own goal. LOL

A major Russian ammunition depot—the 51st Arsenal of the Main Missile and Artillery Directorate (GRAU)—was obliterated in a massive explosion near Kirzhach, Vladimir Oblast, just 60 kilometers from Moscow, according to Defense Express. Footage viewed by the experts shows enormous plumes of smoke and powerful secondary detonations, suggesting the ignition of solid-fueled missiles. Explosions reportedly continued for hours, and authorities evacuated nearby settlements. Initial reports indicate that the site, previously protected by one of Russia’s densest air defense networks, suffered catastrophic damage. The arsenal, located 530 kilometers from Ukraine’s border, had remained under heavy protection after Ukrainian forces targeted multiple GRAU facilities during the summer of 2024. Despite the scale of the incident, Russian officials have offered limited information, with regional governor Aleksandr Avdeev confirming a “blast” but threatening penalties for spreading unofficial reports. The destruction of such a major stockpile so close to Moscow marks another serious blow to Russia’s military capabilities. Ukrainian strikes on similar depots last year contributed to a 50% reduction in Russia’s artillery firepower—a trend that now appears to be accelerating.

According to the Russian Defense Ministry, the fire erupted at the site due to a violation of safety protocols when working with explosive materials. No casualties have been reported. Following the incident, roads leading to the nearby town of Kirzhach from Moscow were closed. According to Russian state-controlled media outlet Kommersant, Russian authorities ordered evacuations from the settlements of Barsovo and Mirny. Vladimir Oblast Governor Alexander Avdeev confirmed the explosions but warned journalists and residents against spreading information about the incident before "verified official data" is released, threatening fines for violations. Analysis of imagery from the facility suggests that the arsenal stored a wide range of weapons, including medium-caliber artillery shells and missiles for anti-aircraft systems, Militarnyi reported. According to Militarnyi, the facility also housed a laboratory for monitoring the condition of artillery propellants and explosives, as well as workshops equipped to test high-tech weapons systems. In addition to specialized equipment, the 51st Arsenal and similar bases under the Main Missile and Artillery Directorate are believed to store large stockpiles of heavy artillery shells, munitions for multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS), and small arms ammunition.

As of 40m ago, Ammunition from the 51th GRAU arsenal is still flying after detonation — projectiles are reportedly landing far beyond the blast zone. Craters are found in Kirzhach, some 8-10km from the arsenal itself. Explosions can be heard 60kms away.

https://euromaidanpress.com/2025/04...00-tons-of-munitions-obliterated-near-moscow/


Ambulances are rushing in, and the local emergency service is telling people: seriously, stay out of the area. The regional governor says journalists and bloggers might get fined just for talking about it. "Many people have their windows blown out. And the explosions are not stopping. There is an ongoing sound of rockets whistling in all directions," locals report about the attack on the 51th GRAU arsenal.


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Current situation around explosions at 51st GRAU arsenal:
• Secondary detonations at the arsenal continue to this point in time and are ongoing.
• Smoke from the explosions is visible at least 50 kilometers from the epicenter.
• Russian authorities have announced the evacuation of several villages located less than five kilometers from the arsenal.
• It is known that this is a very large arsenal - some sources claim that it can store up to 264 thousand tons of ammunition at maximum capacity.
• It is assumed that the arsenal stored shells, including rockets, as well as aerial bombs and air defence missiles.
• Russian authorities have declared the explosions to be caused by a violation of safety regulations.



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