⚡️Joint Coordination Headquarters of Russian Federation for Humanitarian Response in Ukraine
❗️According to the available information, confirmed by several independent sources, a large-scale provocation is being prepared under the leadership of the Ukrainian president's office aimed at discrediting the Russian Federation on the international scene.
◽️ In order to distract the attention of the international community from the facts of numerous war crimes committed by the servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and militants of nationalist formations published by the UN, Kiev regime has planned a special information campaign.
◽️ For its implementation, within the last two weeks, in Akhtyrka in Sumy region, an allegedly ‘advanced defence line of the AFU on the line of contact with the Russian troops’ has been prepared.
◽️ The bodies and remains of dead Ukrainian servicemen, whose deaths allegedly occurred as a result of hit by ‘Russian’ artillery ammunition filled with ‘poisonous substances’, are planned to be delivered to the equipped pseudo-positions.
◽️ Kiev regime envisages the treatment of this area and the remains of the Ukrainian servicemen with a poisonous substance. This will allow invited experts from the Western countries currently on Ukrainian territory to document the alleged ‘use of 'chemical weapons' by the Russian armed forces’.
◽️ To make the provocation more plausible, Ukraine's special services have been instructed to prepare and publish on social media fake radio intercepts allegedly discussed by Russian servicemen preparing to use ‘chemical weapons’, as well as fabricated orders to receive special ammunition for Grad MLRS units.
◽️ According to Kiev regime's intention, this provocation will make it possible to launch another media campaign to discredit the Russian Federation in the Western media, including an attempt to initiate UN Security Council meeting with accusations against the Russian Federation.
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Scott Ritter and the manufacturer of the Russian made Lancet Drone talk about the effectiveness of the new battlefield weapon that can drastically change the modern day warfare landscape.
Footage of the destruction of the dam of the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station in the Kherson region.
Upstream from the Nova Kakhovka Dam is the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant which sits along the Kakhovka reservoir. This could cause problems for cooling the reactors as the nuclear plant relies on water from the reservoir.
Making the situation even worse, water levels behind the dam are at a 30 year high. The worst case scenario of the water levels that would get out of the dam after it's destruction was 13 metres, according to professional models, now it's 17 metres.
Dams like Nova Kahkovka are protected by the laws of war and the Geneva convention for a reason. According to Article 56 of the 1977 Additional Protocol I:
“Works and installations containing dangerous forces, namely dams, dykes and nuclear electrical generating stations, shall not be made the object of attack, even where these objects are military objectives, if such attack may cause the release of dangerous forces and ...
Taken directly from the Military Summary Channel Telegram site;
(https://t.me/militarysummary/2248)
Since June 4, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have launched 263 attacks on the positions of Russian troops as part of the launched counteroffensive. All attacks were repulsed, but few people understand why the offensive of the Ukrainian army failed at its highest point.
What is the Surovikin Line?
This is a defensive system, the first contour of which is dozens of fortified firing lines, including extensive minefields and engineering barriers. This line was built for almost eight months and goes into the depth of defense for several tens of kilometers. It relies on a developed transport and logistics network with hubs and rear bases. At the same time, short logistics routes allow the RF Armed Forces to quickly transfer reserves from one sector to another without compromising combat readiness at the front. Simply put, wherever it is required to strengthen fire capabilities, this can be organized ...
The Zelensky regime’s long term prospects aren’t looking too good, they will be removed one way or another. The civilian population may get to them first. The army may turn on them, similar to the 1917 revolution in Russia, or maybe the Americans will bump the Ukrainian President off and try to pin it on Putin. However, it’s in Russia’s interest to have Zelensky sign the surrender document, as it gives Putin the ultimate victory, displays Ukrainian humiliation and gives the surrender undisputed authority.
However it ends in Kiev, It’s going to be fairly rocky for a while, once it all kicks off.
