Harvest Time🔥Hiroshima 1945 - Dnipro 2024☢️Cold Silence Of The West💥 Military Summary For 2024.11.22

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[@Iam_differ]

Z from Jamaica

[@SiegeOfMalta1561]

Q

[@hongry-life]

Good comparison, same impact as back then.

[@vrijsenwouter]

Hahaha powerfull 😂😂 powerchit 😂😂

[@takasmaka820]

Nuclear bombing of Japan forced Japan to capitulate wtf you are talking about that this ruSSian rocket is the same level event?

[@Akuki100]

Zel “the missile will talk for itself”, that is right - the entire world ends up talking about “Oreshnik” On the other hand, a patriot air defense system located near Dnipro is still asking “what the hell was that?!, please take me out of here”

[@sylvestrelauriotprevost]

excellent comment 😂

[@NogrimStoneson]

as soon as he said it i thought "alright mr Putin, you have the floor next"

[@DARKSTAR-mn8ee]

Ukriana...... The Wrong Side...

[@just_dimi3]

USA has 10 times better systems than Patriot as I hear like Iron Dome

[@KazimierzSurma]

😂😂😂

[@VaterPanzer_34]

That was no missile.... That was a supersonic shovel

[@Alejandra-cv7rj]

I think it might have been. the bunker that was making foreign missiles was deep underground if you see the videos you don't see much of an explosion and that's weird unless the missile was a bunker buster and the missile did explode deep underground

[@DAIadvisor]

Equipped with washing machine chips, no doubt. 😂

[@pokranas]

и, главное, из какой стиральной машины извлечен чип. Интересно, существуют стиральные машины на турбореактивном двигателе?

[@Nacho2002b]

With 100 washing machine microchips in a REXX configuration...

[@DSisco-ov4zm]

Hypersonic

[@Tony-pd3pm]

An urban legend is beginning to circulate, several Storm missiles and Atacms were flying towards Russia, and when the Oreshnik was fired, they turned around in fear.

[@HerrLoooool]

😂😂😂😂

[@33276344]

😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤😅😅😅❤❤

[@mphorambau9299]

😂😂😂

[@mladenmatosevic4591]

Like village dogs meeting charging elephant.

[@greentea0302]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤

[@ShadowbannedEntity]

Russia is not our enemy. Greetings from Australia.

[@hoantran1483]

Tôi từ Việt Nam 🇻🇳, Nga cũng không phải kẻ thù mà còn là bạn , là anh em, các nước trên thế giới, nhân loại dất quý gần gũi Nga 🇷🇺.

[@mladenmatosevic4591]

Remember Crocodile Dunbee movie: "Is this a knife? That is the knife!"

[@tailfirst]

Here here from a fellow Aussie!

[@TheWombat40]

I concur absolutely. To quote Henry Kissenger "to be America's enemy is dangerous, to be America's friend is deadly". I lost an uncle in Vietnam, and if you look at the Pentagon Papers the yanks knew that they could not win, well before 1965, but they kept sacrificing lives. It was certainly a Vietnamese soldier that pulled the trigger, but who really killed him? It was the yanks and the subservient Australian govt, and all out govts have been subservient, and it's time this stopped

[@RobJ351]

Russia is not our enemy 🇦🇺

[@pierreantenor5053]

The whole world should wake up and honor and say thank you to President Putin. Can you imagine that it was Mr Kadyrov or Yevgeny Prygozin who were President of Russia? Thank you President Putin allowing me and my family to be alive today.

[@nuggetella]

The Western world only understands a brutal defeat, it's basically ran by teenagers on a meth rave...

[@Propan007]

Well, finally, bravo! I am not a fan of our president, but I have been trying to convey this idea to you, residents of Western countries, for a long time. If it were someone else, everyone would have come to an end long ago. And Putin is very balanced and reasonable...

[@elbb6623]

Thank ( god) allah for that. The almighty

[@Dicka899]

Kadyrov wouldn’t be that crazy, Prigozhin would be quite dangerous, but who you really don’t want is some far right figure like Dugin or that ”liberal democratic” turbo racist guy, may his name be forgotten.

[@reasontruthandlogic]

@@elbb6623 Which god should we thank?

[@darlayjones669]

In other words, that new Russian ballistic missile makes the Storm Shadow looks like a shadow without a storm. 😊😂

[@Sahasrarasmi-Sancodite]

Yes, like a Passing Memory, the calm after the storm. RIP Monsieur Storm Shadow, previously known as "Sturm und Drang", kickapoo joy juice or whatever..

[@axismundi8]

😃👏

[@cryptoaddictedsnarf9941]

Russias entire military budget in 2021 was 60 billion, in 2021 US spent 50 billion just MAINTAINING our nuclear arsenal. Putin is putting his entire country in extreme danger unfortunately

[@33276344]

​@@cryptoaddictedsnarf9941 You can please yourself 😂😂😂😂😂

[@user-mp3eq6ir5b]

And the German Taurus needs air delivery Are there any numb pilots in Deutschland?

[@mik71]

Russia did not cross a red line , NATO did !

[@monikalauther6847]

Recht hast Du

[@Sahasrarasmi-Sancodite]

😢😢 becuz, becuz Nato is color blind and never told anyone..

[@schepvogelk5971]

Partly true. Ru kinda allover invaded ukr, even from Belarus.

[@monikalauther6847]

@Sahasrarasmi-Sancodite die Nato ist idiotisch. Sie hat aus der Vergangenheit nichts gelernt

[@milomanx6531]

100% agree. The West was warned.

[@tadessegebreselassie4344]

The 1945 US atomic bombings of Japan were not to stop the Japanese from escalating or to surrender but the Americans did it knowing Japanese were already defeated. It was to warn the Soviet Union. It was marking the official beginning of US hegemony. The Japanese were already contemplating surrendering. The Russians have never intended to attack western Europe. No intention and have only honored their commitment with the allies. Please don't talk without knowing the historical facts.

[@MrCykotickiwi]

nahh i am convinced that the yanks had a new toy and wanted to see its effects against a populated area.

[@FuhrerTrump]

They were going to surrender to the Soviets. The Japanese were counting on the weather that the Soviets wouldn't attack the Japanese but knowing Stalin(?), he wanted the advancement regardless of the cost and so the soviets did. Japanese were like wtf is going on. Japanese were like its probably not a good idea to surrender to Stalin - and so they went to US.

[@marcuslinkerhand1415]

We can not know for sure what "the russians" intended to do after having reached Berlin. But we do know the Intentions of world communism and that was for sure to sweep the entirety of Europe.

[@pcopeland15]

If 10 or 20 people make a decision, there are 10 or 20 explanations. All are true. In retrospect 100,000 civilian deaths for a fast ending is less than the deaths that would have occurred with an extended invasion....on both sides. Side note: Oppenheimer cried, Truman called him a "crybaby". General Cutis Lemay was responsible for Cambodian bombing during Vietnam.

[@gtaraya]

how could they warn the soviet union when Oppenheimer himself is a soviet informant?

[@ofentsejay]

America learning peace thru strength 👍

[@markjoachen]

Lol no no there changing there plans as they have wat thry want eastern ukraine for blackrock futures cbdc programme they need to get peace with Russia to keep khariv oil fields which will help there. Cbdc programme to enslave millions of Ukrainians to a future no cash society

[@markjoachen]

Western ukraine I meant not easst

[@milomanx6531]

I hope the US learns from this, but, I doubt it.

[@lovepeace9841]

Nothing they did. They are still thinking it's a bluff

[@cryptoaddictedsnarf9941]

Russian military budget in 2021 was 60 billion, in 2021 the US spent 50 billion just MAINTAINING its nuclear aresenal. US has the best R&D in the world, access to the best tech and greatest minds across the globe and the deepest pockets of any country on earth. Paired with the greatest intelligence network in history, nothing putin does goes unknown by the US. The difference in conventional, nuclear, economic, cryber, and space warfare between US and russia is orders of magnitude.

[@MoMo-pd5hu]

Thank you Dima!!! About this new Russian rocket, Oreshnik - "Hazel nut". Technically, it is a special new achievement of Russian engineers, and from the last official statements of the Russians, it is a new series of missiles, not an old, modernized series. This means, automatically, new derivatives, new development possibilities and so on. But the most interesting thing is that the Russians have already announced new launches and tests of this new range of missiles, which means that those are cheap to produce. On the other hand, from the opposite side, the official one, which matters, is a grave silence. The only thing officially said is the emergency meeting of the NATO countries on November 26 to discuss this new direction in which this conflict is heading. Medicines for liver pain are already being bought !!!! As usual, the most embarrassing in this equation was The Expired, which today asked the American "partners" to deliver the THAAD anti-ballistic systems !!! To summarize, politically and militarily, it is very bad that it has come to this, we are a few meters away from ... the final judgment and with all this, there are people who tell me that I should be worried about my carbon footprint !!!!!! At the end, a little joke about this event : two Patriot systems, located near Dnipro, were discussing, and at one point, one asked: What the hell was that???

[@Sahasrarasmi-Sancodite]

The other Patriot missile bank did not respond because it became one of The Expired, and instantly after, the other Patriot battery system joined the ranks of THE EXPIRED in Dnipro, and bowed their heads in eternal gratitude to the Just God of Karma and Benevolence.

[@cryptoaddictedsnarf9941]

Russian military budget in 2021 was 60 billion, in 2021 the US spent 50 billion just MAINTAINING its nuclear aresenal. US has the best R&D in the world, access to the best tech and greatest minds across the globe and the deepest pockets of any country on earth. Paired with the greatest intelligence network in history, nothing putin does goes unknown by the US. The difference in conventional, nuclear, economic, cryber, and space warfare between US and russia is orders of magnitude. I feel sorry for russian people, as they will all pay the consequences of putins horrible actions.

[@TurtleChad1]

Russia has the right to defend itself by all means necessary

[@nextentrepreneur9288]

They should give some goodies to the Houthis to defend themselves against the US bases near the region. I don't know what the US was thinking.

[@morganwartman8507]

@@nextentrepreneur9288lol you do realize Trump is going to be taking power in January and the direction of the country will change right? As an American that somewhat supports Russia (or atleast believes us should not interfere in this war) if you start putting American lives at risk we will quickly change our tune and support Ukraine more directly. Careful what you wish for

[@GSZ01]

@@morganwartman8507 And you can put everybody's life in danger isn`t it?

[@zlandicar4482]

Agreed... but they're in Ukraine annexing Ukraine and upset weapons sold/given to Ukraine are being used against them. Ukraine has the right to defend itself by all means necessary aswell?

[@Yarkanlaki]

​@@zlandicar4482 Ukraine has right but west has no right to help Ukraine.

[@jamessmithers4456]

Still no sign of the North Korean army? Perhaps the Ghost of Kiev scared them away

[@sonnengire5743]

Lolssss 😂

[@sonnengire5743]

😂

[@sherynlehndorf7933]

ALL USA LIES...TO CONVENCE PEOPLE, THE MISSILES ARE THE REASON THEY FIRED THEM.[ UKRAINE AFTER PERMISSON FROM THE USA/UK..]..KOREANS ARE IN RUSSIA BUT NOT AT THE FRONT....JUST THERE TO GET TRAINING.....

[@marcuslinkerhand1415]

Damn! A german podcast presenting a real world general as interviewee (destined for east germans 40+) sacrificed almost an entire issue. My guess ist, they're digging a 2nd Ho Chi Minh path entirely underground to suddenly turn up in the middle of Kiev in somerhing like 2029

[@vanceofthetube]

Apparently they are in Mariupol right now😂

[@mountcarmel7116]

I am not hearing anyone's claim of Putin is BLUFFING; what is going on?

[@cotizacionesequipo1719]

The only thing regarding this whole conflict I am sure about is that Putin is NOT bluffing. That is the ONLY certainty I have.

[@dartskihutch4033]

Ya what a surprise, all the cowards who war monger and never seen combat in their lives are scared that the propaganda they ate up saying russias missles are rusted away turned out to be another lie! They're clowns, truly, and i guarantee that if there was a draft they'd be th first to dodge it. Warmongering cowards.

[@ForgottenKnight1]

NATO bots silent. Seems they got FAFO-ed.

[@Ethorbit]

Yup. The idiots will always be in denial of something until it happens in front of their eyes

[@clase1015]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@vanceofthetube]

Remember boys, everything Putins says is a bluff. Thats why they closed down embassies, Ukrainian parliament and called an urgent NATO meeting😂

[@tinaforbes1059]

Yes, how strange . Wonder why ?

[@Hovardov]

Russia will not use Oreshnik on West if West leave Russia alone.

[@Sahasrarasmi-Sancodite]

Exactly !! That is why Putin said this incident marks the End of SMO and Beginning of global conflict war with west and UK... and if west and Us continue with letting long range missiles of theirs go across border into RF oblasts, then more Oreshnik ballistic missiles will automatically target anywhere in west, UK and US the RF decides, but putin did not state what kind of warheads RF would use !! Game Changer !!

[@gneac24]

every developed country as a missle like that every icbm works like that its nothing special

[@mr.bateman672]

@@gneac24 give me one type of missile system that is similar to the Oreshnik that the west has

[@Ethorbit]

@@gneac24 Russia has the most advanced ICBMs and more of them than anyone else.

[@gneac24]

@Ethorbit USA military budget is like 50% of Russian GDP of the entire country, by then time you see what america has its too late for Putin gonna get lazered from space lol

[@Alejandra-cv7rj]

Just gonna say it that missile looked like something out of Sci-fi movies orbital bombardment

[@ДмитрийРокин-ф7б]

Мы купили пару сотен ракет на межгалактической военной выставке проходившей в созвездии Ориона в прошлом месяце.

[@alexanderjason434]

@@ДмитрийРокин-ф7б a few hundred thousands Bratan

[@richardsanders4624]

What a "Game Changer"...That Works.

[@glennllewellyn7369]

Finally!

[@bak2back]

"Cooking in Cauldrons - Volume 3" - the third in his series of books, V. Putin shows us the ingredients and thorough preparation and how to bring the cauldron up to heat. Bonus dessert recipe of " Hazel" delight.

[@sonnengire5743]

Excellent poetry

[@Frederic_LARFA]

We practically never talk about it (99% of the time) that kyiv was preparing to launch the Ukrainian army against the population of Donbass massively 3 weeks before the decision of the entry of Russian troops on Ukrainian soil. What definitively decided the Kremlin was the effective order of Zelensky 2 weeks before, so the Kiev army was in attack order and advanced massively towards Donbass for 2 weeks before the emergency and announced by Putin to carry out a (what was initially) special military operation! It is good to know this with on top of everything that happened before Minsk, since 2014, since Putin's speech in Munich and before that the extensions of NATO. There would have even been Western manipulations so that the depressive (and therefore accentuation of his alcoholism) so that Yeltsin would be re-elected and that suited NATO well. Realizing this, they made sure (the Russians) that Putin would take things in hand, but even with all the hands extended by him and his predecessors to even ask to join NATO with a view to détente ... In vain! Enough is enough! And again the sending of a so-called ballistic missile, it was almost as if they had fired blanks! The message, BEWARE! Next time it might not be nuclear, but the same quantity with more than 10,000 tons per head, NATO style, ... They are holding back! WATCH OUT! Who is paying? The Slavic Russo-Ukrainian peoples.... Rotten scorched earth policy led by the US Democrats (destroy everything and nip in the bud all hope before Trump arrives) and their Western vassals!

[@asefsale6764]

True and fact

[@stulianadivanova8444]

This is true.

[@Sahasrarasmi-Sancodite]

Excellent reminder of reality facts back then..the local rural populations were being shelled and attacked, and over 3 million peoples in those areas, fled across border to RF seeking asylum..and RF gave them RF passports and eventually made them citizens of RF. Literally millions fled across border into RF, that's how bad it was with Kyiv authorizing the attacking, shelling, and bombing of other Ukrainian citizens in the east ! !

[@davidh7071]

You say Ukraine was preparing an attack 3 weeks before February 24, yet Russia was building their invasion force close to the border since July 2021... And they had already taken territory in Crimea and Donbass.

[@tomtom-iu4zs]

​@davidh7071 They only took Crimea after the violence against people protesting for a legal election in Ukraine. They supported the Donbass and can clearly see that they weren't there. This is easy to see by how much land Ukraine instantly lost when Russia entered the territory.

[@alanjones8810]

The Americans dropped the Bombs on Japan, not because the fear of the Soviets invading Europe, But because the Americans didn't want the Soviets to invade Japan.

[@jean-pierredecouvreur9500]

And more than that, the Americans had plans for attacking the USSR, including making contacts with Grand Admiral Doenitz to have him surrender to the Western allies and immediately turn German Army on the Western Front towards the East to attack the Soviets with full support of the Western allies. In addition, the US had detailed plans (dated late-1944) for nuclear attacks on some 260 targets in the USSR and China as soon as they had fabricated the required 450 (or so) as called for by the plans.

[@Sahasrarasmi-Sancodite]

Yes, I believe I read something like that. Us wanted war to end quickly and this was the solution in which US Pacific under MacArthur could be the victors, and not USSR. THE winner belongs the spoils, and the Pacific came under US power control for decades, ..Phillipines then got Subic Bay naval base built by americans

[@alrent2992]

Americans didn't have soldiers to invade Japan.

[@user-mp3eq6ir5b]

Mostly because Congress had spent $2 Billion and needed to see the Results

[@CCrohny]

@@alrent2992 They did have the soldiers to invade Japan but they would've received extreme amounts of losses.

[@FarBeyondDriven1978]

Just imagine the spin cicle of the "Oreshnik" washing machine chip 🇷🇺 😂😂😂

[@gallahant]

It is over 9000!

[@FarBeyondDriven1978]

@gallahant 😂😂😂

[@hanshirzel4156]

Maybe for certain aspects it's right to compare to 1945, but the big difference is, that the US committed mass murder on countless Japanese citiziens and then went there to research the results rather than helping the victims! None of such crime was committed by Russia now!

[@radfan7020]

it was around 450,000 non-combatant civilians. they constantly revise the number lower to diminish their crime of the two atrocities.

[@johnboss3562]

God bless President Putin and the Russian people. I am reminding you (again and again) that Russia is fighting against NAZIS.

[@ShadowbannedEntity]

Instead of arming Ukraine; US/UK/EU tax payer money should be spent on infrastructure, healthcare, education etc.

[@eternalstudios4502]

I’m pretty sure Russia’s education is pretty bad.

[@kalmorri9613]

That doesn’t make huge profit and that won’t chance with either democrats or republicans but yet average joe in the US think a couple migrants working cheap in their land is the problem

[@tropolite]

The hypersonics Russia unleashed on Ukraine only had blanks replacing the warheads (reason why no firecloud after a conventional bomb like FAB-1500 or 3000). There was no need to include Conventional or Tactical nuke warheads to make the point everyone in the West have underestimated Russia. As Russia has said a couple times over the last 2yrs, we wouldn't need to go to the nuclear option, we are quite capable of eliminating the threat in Ukraine and NATO all with our Conventional munitions (ie conventional warheads on the MRBM (Medium Range Ballistic Missiles). Imagine similar Conventional warheads equal to FAB-5000 on each of the missiles landing recently in Dnipro. Russia's Conventional solution is as powerful as the 1945 nukes the US used against Japan without the issue of radiation threats. Russia will use Conventional next door (in Ukraine) because who wants radiation threats to their own people, especially when they can do equivalent enemy outcomes directly with conventional. And the fable of Russia wanting to conquer Europe after THEY destroyed the German/Ukraine Nazi threat but got scared off by the two nukes dropped on Japan is just the West trying to rewrite history. The USSR was an Ally against the German threat, Russia did it sacrificing over 27 million of their people to destroy the Nazi threat. Even while they were a Communist nation they still wanted to get along with the rest of the world. It's the paranoia of the US and the West that has made Russia 'the persistent enemy', when all Russia wanted to do was to become a partner and just get along. The US, because of their Military Industrial Complex needed an ongoing 'enemy' and Russia was labelled that. The nukes the US dropped on Japan over the 3 days was a marketing campaign by the US (nothing more, as the initial Surrender by Japan Had Already Taken Place before the Nukes were dropped). The US has been driven by lies for decades and their empire is on the verge of collapsing completely. Biden is just helping it along.

[@ERH-ph5gb]

Just today, at one of the old party election advertising stands, a man told me exactly that when I said that the party he was promoting was unelectable (the German coalition had disintegrated, as you probably know). That he assumed that once Russia had won the war against Ukraine, they would set out to conquer the rest of Europe. Sometimes I can't believe how little people are able to inform themselves and think. We have adopted and cultivated this Russophobia here in Germany. People are not wanting to believe the Russians' security interests. If the Russians were to allow themselves military bases in Peru or Argentina, the USA would definitely see this as a threat to their security interests. I don't understand us Europeans. We have no say in either nation and will be the first to be attacked if further missile launches are authorised by European leaders. Perhaps the Hypersonic missile deployment was enough of a deterrent and the USA is now also keeping its feet still. I have hope, but it is very scary. I fear that they do not understand the situation accurately.

[@brettvogel8418]

Wasnt a missile, that was a russian soldier holding a shovel that they launched. Russia ran out of missiles 2 years ago

[@boraprodanovic751]

😂

[@GaziGazo-b1f]

True, pur Media never lies

[@Slowv8Fiero]

Nato bots here dont know what to say. Even they know ukraine has lost

[@cotizacionesequipo1719]

They lost the second they listened to NATO.

[@BarryBell-q6b]

I’m from USA we over 50% of us citizens don’t want this. We had no business in Ukraine ever..

[@Ethorbit]

They lost from the start. There was never a chance of them achieving their delusional goals.

[@mladenmatosevic4591]

Checkmate in 3 moves!

[@eternalstudios4502]

First of all what did Russia even gain from this? Only 1 out of 5 of Ukraine is occupied and, these so called Republics are not independent they’re an excuse for Russia to hold them. Also why can’t u say anything bad about the war without getting arrested. That doesn’t sound free to me.

[@andersonarmstrong2650]

Those warheads went through 50 metres of reinforced concrete like melted butter. These were sheathed inside a plasma envelope of atmosphere superheated to over 4000°C. I remember an experiment in Chemistry where we isolated aluminium from Al²O³, inside a charcoal block, by oxidising a Bunsen flame. The presenter is absolutely correct to state America stands at a place akin to the Japanese, post-Hiroshima: confronted by a weapon orders of magnitude greater than they currently possess. It must be a chastening atmosphere in the now-obsolete Pentagon bunkers, affording no greater protection than that at Yuvmash.

[@andrewkuc5861]

How do you know the technicalities of this kind of weapons?

[@saniabubakar9718]

Did the weapon cause any destruction?

[@saniabubakar9718]

I am curious to know. You mean to say there was 4000 degrees plasma inside the bomb?

[@user-mp3eq6ir5b]

There are videos of the missile in flight with the plasma envelope from its great speed makes it look like a comet or the stone that fell on Chelyabinsk

[@kgbgb3663]

@@andrewkuc5861 Well, the temperature of the plasma can be estimated from its colour. The Iranian hypersonic missiles that hit the Israeli air-force base a month or two back glowed red, which would put them at about 4000 degrees Kelvin, if we can assume that the light can be treated as black-body radiation. The plasma of the Oreshnik looked pretty pure white, which would make it roughly a thousand degrees hotter.

[@excellence7018]

The Russians: We took our best washing machines and shovels to build a missile that can travel 10 times the speed of sound and blow up an underground bunker... The rich people with bunkers in EU running this clown show: *PIKACHU FACE*

[@WallaceDedula-v6c]

Your comment regarding the use of atomic bombs against Japan is right. The attack on Japan was not to reduce US casualties but to show the world the weapon of destruction they possessed. It's important to note that the US dropped two bombs on Cities resulting in massive death and destruction. The Japanese were treating and the Emperor was ready to surrender as he didn't want to Soviet Army to invade Japan. He was scared that the Soviets would remove the Imperial Hierarchy from Japan. As for your assumption that the Soviets were going to move west I don't agree further the only reason that there was peace and stability was the fact the Soviets had a bomb as well. At the of WW2 General Paton was urging and advocating that the west should wage war on the Soviets this didn't happen why? As I mentioned earlier the Soviets had one as well. The US dropped a bomb on a retreating Army who's leader was going to surrender anyway. They they dropped the bombs for Political reasons to assert themselves as a power not be screwed with and then twisting the narrative to suit themselves as they always have! They are the REAL WAR CRIMINALS this is why both they and Israel aren't signature to the to ICC and the Rome treaties.

[@cotizacionesequipo1719]

Couldn't have said it better.

[@robertmartin8436]

The Third Reich was also in possession of a hydrogen bomb. It was stored in an underground bunker south of Prague. The NAZIS were perfecting the final touches to their Intercontinental Missile project just prior to their defeat, hence the race of the OSS [ forerunner to the CIA] versus the Soviet Union as to who could get their hands on the relevant scientists, engineers, intelligence experts etc. linked to this secret program. OPERATION PETTICOAT. That is where the hegemonic non- genius Americans drew their expertise to further their ambitions to be THE Super Power in the World.

[@TerryAShaw]

Very well said.

[@jameslawrie3807]

The US Navy has never officially accepted the excuse that the bombs were used to save US losses. It's an interesting stand against the narrative from a totally unexpected place

[@gumarobertson-xk9ob]

Go Russia , go. Do not let the Anglo-Saxons weigh you down . Long live president Putin.

[@mizofan]

Yes, the Welsh/native Britons were the first victims of Anglo-Saxon ethnic cleansing and colonisation- they've had a long history of being intent on attacking and controlling other countries

[@Dicka899]

Your name is Germanic too

[@spaman7716]

Lmao majority of Americans are not Anglo anymore lol, and majority of Anglo's dont want this war. We voted for peace without restrictions, we have no skin in the game one way or another.

[@Dicka899]

@ Anglos created modern capitalism

[@seabreachertahoe2507]

Japan quickly became best friends with America after they were vaporised

[@stenalacydrick6059]

i wonder why Japan befriended that country?

[@Sahasrarasmi-Sancodite]

Gen MacArthur made sure Japan understood it's future destiny, by requiring Emperor to become ONLY a constitutional emperor and not Absolute..lost his power and had to unconditionally surrender to us and Gen MacArthur. Then they decided to become an economic powerhouse for many decades.. Dust plus something else, vaporized the ground zero population..

[@gReturns]

dumbest thing they ever did. also if your nato monger remember your shit is old

[@vanjamenadzer]

@@stenalacydrick6059 They were conquered.

[@FarBeyondDriven1978]

@@seabreachertahoe2507 Russia has many friends all over the world. The USA included.

[@gumarobertson-xk9ob]

It was a russian UFO flying over nipro yesterday that caused all that damage.

[@milomanx6531]

At 00:35 You are dead wrong, Russia did NOT cross a red line. Russia is in a Special Military Operation, not in war with NATO or the U.S. This is a civil war and not any other countries business. Russia firmly stated that, if any country is involved in firing a missel into Russian territory, there will be retaliation! You are showing your bias.

[@cotizacionesequipo1719]

It all depends on how stupid and aggressive the western warmongering politicians behave. The only thing I am TOTALLY, ABSOLUTELY, NO DOUBT in my mind is that Putin IS NOT BLUFFING! Moral of the story: DO NOT POKE THE BEAR!

[@gandhi9936]

Jaw dropping what can be done with washing machines and shovels.

[@trekteam]

the huntee has become the hunter.................loving every second of it!

[@schepvogelk5971]

Pretty insane 'loving every second of it', knowing that hundreds of thousands are dying in the process.

[@genrcflyer]

@@schepvogelk5971Their choice. Negotiate.

[@trekpac2]

That new 'Hazelnut' (translation) missile is an incredible weapon. It is time to stop the war, America.

[@du5707]

Before Zelensky begins to ask for air defense against Oreshnik, someone should remind him there isn't any defense against Mach 10.

[@stephenhartley2853]

there is. ukraine has 40 year old air defences. light speed beats mach 10

[@starShelter]

you have dirty pants now. Russia have better weapon. Greatings from Poland

[@tomtom-iu4zs]

The buildings that keep getting destroyed aren't their air defense?

[@Sahasrarasmi-Sancodite]

​@@stephenhartley2853😮😮 meaning 40 year old air defenses is "light weight" = "light speed" = "light watt" ??

[@oditeomnes]

That is a great question though. Do you need to match it in speed? Is it enough to know where the missile will be to intercept it? Will a slower interceptor missile be able to react if it changes it's trajectory? Then again, can a mach 10 missile change it's trajectory in any meaningful degree in order to avoid interception? I am sure there are a lot of people with these questions in their mind.

[@ShadowbannedEntity]

Saying patriot can shoot down Oreshnik is like saying biden can run up the stairs without stumbling.

[@tommykatanga5861]

😂😂😂

[@GluteSerenity]

🤣🤣🤣

[@rodolpheibaress4997]

😂😂😂😂 Please leave him alone. I went to the Django in Brazil to get tougher 😂

[@33276344]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@xiphias2997]

Oh, it can. At 0 m altitude and not even firing. If you catch my drift.

[@rustam5003]

Well, that demonstration of missile was not for the westerners - that was for us. Because each day more and more Russians start to ask - why Uk and France still existing on the map of the earth?! We start to think that Putin is too much patient.

[@b.michaellewis2435]

Hello and maybe goodbye everyone.

[@lukalusalalunenkuka1585]

Please! Please!

[@Fredmayve]

best comment.

[@stlouisix1]

YOU DID IT - Russian army has effectively disrupted the entire 2025 campaign of Ukrainian army - Defense Minister Belousov congratulates commanders. Belousov notes the acceleration of the advancement of the Russian Armed Forces; with which villages are falling. The commander of the "North" group, Lapin, reports to Belousov on the progress & specifics on the use of drones - proving to play a critical role in this operation. Belousov is also presented with weapons used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, manufactured by NATO countries. Belousov thanks the commanders of the units for their high results and presents them with state awards. - Intel Republic

[@Sergey_Bezhentsev]

Эти новые системы "ОРЕШНИК" необходимо срочно доставить и установить в Калининграде!

[@Sahasrarasmi-Sancodite]

Would be wonderful, but this Oreshnik missile has a range of 500 to 5,000 miles and can reach UK faster than you can think.. Slough House = Slow Horses = SloMo Joe !!

[@ХРЕНОРЕЗ]

У нас в Кëне уже давно есть искандеры с ядренной головой.

[@Sergey_Bezhentsev]

@ But closer = faster... And faster = better...

[@arjuna3234]

There is an old latin idiom on Gold: When Gold speaks, the world ceases. Gold price was very loud today, silencing the media

[@cotizacionesequipo1719]

Somebody explain to me the value of gold in a radioactive infertile deserted world devoid of life.

[@Ibcurious2-u2k]

Did you just say: "The Russians just crossed some line."? Maybe it's your accent and I heard it wrong but Russia never crossed any line.

[@AliAli-w7o7h]

Zelensky asked for long range super sonic weapons and he got from Russia

[@josteincarlsen2905]

To all Russian’s : We the people of Europe are not against Russia. Our government’s are.

[@BAKAdriving69]

Russia uses expensive balistic misiles to destroy targets precisly despite semi conductor shortages shows how moral they are than most western countries

[@stlouisix1]

RUSSIA’S NEW MISSILE CAN HIT ANY TARGET IN EUROPE - MISSILE FORCES CHIEF Karakayev who reveals state-of-the-art Oreshnik ("Hazel") medium-range ballistic missile so versatile it can be used against all manner of targets, and its range allows it to blast any military facility anywhere in Europe: Based on the tasks set and the range of this weapon, it can hit targets across the entire territory of Europe, which distinguishes it from other types of long-range precision weapons. As you have already said, a mass attack with this type of weapon will be comparable to the use of nuclear weapons - Karakayev explains (in vid above). Putin approves Karakayev's recommendation that Oreshnik missiles be officially adopted by Russian armed forces. - Intel Republic

[@neppuccino4]

I 1st watched Hazel Rain and thought, is not real. After one and another vdos hit my KZbin wall…and I just felt…DaVai DaVai 😊😊

[@nostromo_]

Where's that guy for cooking recipies? I need recipie for the Hazelnut cake.

[@spectre7209]

Russia continued to work on the Rod of the Gods program modified to utilize hypertech. They figured the velocity loss and breakup using orbital projectiles could be overcome using atmospheric/low orbit delivery systems. 10000km/h seems to be a good speed to hurl a 250kg to 3 tonne slug/bolt. A 3 tonne slug at mach 10 produces over million megajoules of KE.

[@christianalvarez7799]

The days of hearing "Ukrainian favour" are long gone now.

[@Herodotus__]

Missile should have been called Zuess' Lightning Rod!😂

[@cotizacionesequipo1719]

I would have name it "big lancet" or lancet 2.0, yeah it's not a drone, but it gets the job done.

[@NogrimStoneson]

we can refer back to this period as the "Oh-fuchening"

[@geegor1019]

Your comment at 5:10ish about the use of the first atomic weapon is incorrect. The USSR was not planning to invade western Europe before it was used, and was already demobilizing many troops after VE day. The bomb was used by the US to test its capabilities on a civilian population and to ensure they could get more territory in Asia. GDF has a few good videos about how the use of the bomb wasn't required, and Japan likely would have surrendered soon regardless.

[@YThome7]

Absolutely correct. there are declassified US documents about the process of selecting Herosima and Nagasaki out of 8-9 potential targets. Soviet Political leadership had no plans of advancing Westward, Stalin knew that the Soviet Union was extremely weakened by the war. If some Soviet generals had some phantasies, it doesn't amount to "Soviet plans", any general at any given time must have a plan to attack any hypothetical target, if ordered. But Western leadership probably had somewhat different thoughts, for example Gen Paton was said suggested attacking Soviets. However, his political leadership, Truman, had different opinion, the Fulton speech had not been yet delivered, and the Cold War had not started yet.

[@MadeleineTakam]

Regarding the Intermediate ICBM. It appears to have a total of 6 independently targeted warheads and 5 decoys per warhead................Edit (It would be helpful if folks could spend just 3 minutes adding up. And 3 minutes doing the most basic research before replying.)

[@imrussian6638]

6 боеголовок и 6 субзарядов 6x6=36

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

This thing doesn't need any decors.

[@jiankhan]

Decoys doesn't impact. And a decoy use a space of a warhead. There are 36 heads on the video, 6 waves of 6.

[@MadeleineTakam]

@@imrussian6638 I only saw 6 light streaks per strike. A total of 6 strikes with 5 decoys each. This equals 36. What you have stated: “6 warheads and 6 subcharges” equals to 42. = 42.

[@MadeleineTakam]

@@jiankhan Decoys do not use the space of a warhead. There would be no logical point in using them. Usually decoys weigh just one tenth of a warhead.

[@stephenmcgreevy9650]

I woder if those who work in The City Of London are now going to take a long Xmas break from Monday

[@Aussie-nd7si]

The Oreshnik warheads did not have explosives in them. This is something no one is talking about. I have seen the damage to Yushmesh first hand, it is mind blowing to imagine what would have happened had the MIRVS carried explosive warheads. Also, the strike was made at 520 am, before anyone arrived for work, and Ukraine was given a heads up by Russia of the impending strike. This has been confirmed here in ukraine

[@yodamaster3079]

Russia hit so hard that Zele is spechless.

[@Sahasrarasmi-Sancodite]

You mean zelensky became a speechless speck on the wall..? Like a fly??

[@danielanusiem-nzenwa8535]

Like Zelensky said, the missiles will speak for themselves.... 😂😂😂. I don't understand why you expected him to speak.

[@kokeskokeskokes]

What I especially like about Russia is that they never tried repacing the white people.

[@77Tadeusz]

Grey dust swirls... Poland was not even able to stop its own supply shipments for the Bandera supporters, so, to paraphrase a classic Polish popular song: where would it get so much strength to find its place? If the Marshal of the Sejm were to concentrate all his patriotic powers, he could, for example, put on a tie with Vladimir Putin's image on it, and then attempt to trample him into the ground, without first taking the tie off neck, of course. Minister Sikorski, on the other hand, would probably be able to give an interview to Ms. Olejnik with a chocolate in his mouth in such a way that none of the viewers would know whether the minister is sucking tiki taka chocolate or a goody chocolate chestnut. I also believe that President Duda would be able to jump over himself on skis, even with a Polish flag in his teeth. The question is: why don't Polish patriots employed by the nation to serve in Washington's interests do all these fantastic things? The point is not to make any political conclusions from this, but to quote another classic of Polish enlightened thought: let Poland be Poland. Let's say that Poland is already the best possible version of itself. This is a thought that may cause some momentary anxiety. However, even the greatest skeptics cannot guarantee today that Poland has not already reached that mythical stage and can now only be the Poland of dreams and hopes, at most capable of inspiring stage performances. Inshallah! If God wills, even the Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs will not have a chocolate fall out of his mouth during an interview. One should not speak with his mouth full, but the Polish political class does not let Poland leave off their mouth, and this is simply distasteful. Like Ukrainians, Poles are briskly heading to the point of no return, when they will be better off without Poland, just like Ukrainians who have found shelter from the effects of their own government's actions abroad, far from Ukraine, or possibly only in their own grave. The graveyard variety of patriotism has the additional advantage of not involving any representatives of the political class. Great Britain is flexing its imaginary muscles, assuring thru its officers that it will defend Europe against Russian invasion. London is not able to defend itself today even against the nonsense uttered by the British Prime Minister, who would be willing to trade his office for a few concert tickets. The British army is just over 70 thousand men. In order to be able to field an equipped contingent of ten thousand men and keep it on the front line for even a few days, there must be at least twenty thousand well-equipped, trained and motivated soldiers of the logistical forces operating in the rear, and they also have to be taken care of. Therefore, if the weather cooperates, the British can at most organize a parade along the British coast of the English Channel, which would still greatly strain their capabilities. The Poles were already bound by a military alliance with Great Britain, but despite the swift Polish defeat in 1939, it was the Poles, among others, who bolstered the British army, contributing to the victory of the Royal Air Force in the air battle for Britain, when its future seemed to hang in the balance. Well, no one can promise you as much as a Briton intoxicated by the fantasy of empire, hiding behind the back of the Uncle Sam. That is why when I hear that the government in London is ready to defend Europe, I have the disturbing impression that only the Ministry of Silly Walks is operating in Downing Street. Today, the situation is taking such a turn that the only force capable of saving Europe from self-destruction caused by the madness of Western elites is common sense and the gracious restraint of the Russian government. Hungarians and Slovaks understand this. Even Germans are slowly finding the remnants of reason. In Warsaw and London, the authorities are competing to see who can blow more colorful soap bubbles.

[@AZ-bp5zo]

#2 🥉 🥉

[@Sahasrarasmi-Sancodite]

Maybe, just maybe, all this should have been collected into a hard copy book and sold at bookstores for real money ??

[@77Tadeusz]

@@Sahasrarasmi-Sancodite I already have the money. The feeling that my comments can be useful to someone is a completely sufficient form of exchange for me. I am grateful that Mr. Dima accepts my comments on his channel.

[@alicjabednarska6590]

Jprdle 😂💯 procent racji, z odpowiednią dozą ironii i czarnego humoru

[@russellk.bonney8534]

That's alien technology. Fire from heaven shit!!!

[@ozdatman]

Any Ukraiinian soldier that has seen footage of the missile attack on Dnipro will be thinking, ''Whats the point going on fighting?'' I suspect a lot more desertions comming.

[@dfhycbhc3228]

Putin powiedzial na początku operacji specjalnej jeśli NATO bedxye się wtrącać to Rosja pokaże wojnę/broń gdzie nikt jeszcze tego nie widział...był bardzo cierpliwy

[@AchillesHeel-e7e]

Russia is not dispensable. The world needs Russia for sanity, balance of power and keeping the depraved West in check.

[@interesthing101]

I will name my daughter Oreshnik

[@woof4iik808]

Name her Topol M 😅

[@SRockwell]

Cool

[@Timorfeys]

It's a boys name.

[@interesthing101]

@@Timorfeys I figured it was feminine since it means Hazel.

[@СамохинАлексей-к9н]

​@@interesthing101In Russian it's masculine (the word is of male gender)

[@abaldguycreation]

Still no PDRK 'troopers' on the battlefield? Are they on vacation, or is it a myth that there are PDRK troops in western Russia?

[@AC_SLANGA]

This is better information than the news thanks

[@MikeMoraCalifornia]

Most riveting opening of a KZbin video that I can recall. Well presented.

[@patbit2023]

Very good analysis, best wish for your channel from Spain.

[@GonzoJohnny]

His channel is a dead entity, save your best wishes for the dead on both sides. At least they used to be alive.

[@BillMartin-h2g]

No North Korean soldiers were harmed in the making of this report.

[@InscrutableNeo746]

Now in NATO nurseries: "Go to sleep, son, or the Oreshnik will get you!"

[@zharkoo]

Sirski: "Russians sent an ICBM rocket to Dnipro which no air defense can shut down" Zelensky: "Interesting... can that rocket be used for smuggling drugs?"

[@bak2back]

🤣🤣

[@morganwartman8507]

Lmao

I think the muddy season is here and things are slowing down because of the wet weather.. They have a couple big cities to work on during the Winter after they finish straightening out the lines and close a couple pockets..

[@Beaconism-Dollarism]

The US and UK do not tell Ukraine to stop using the Storm Shadows and ATACAMS. There is no need to use stern words because even the sternest words can be disobeyed. To secure the absolute obedience, the US simply does not provide planning, guiding, and targeting, and that's it. Ukrainians are only physical operators for the weapons, the actual (essential) operators are the US and UK. 1) Oreshnik IS NOT an ICBM; Oreshnik is an intermediate-range missile. This entire class of weapons was regulated into the non-existence by the INF Treaty which was signed in 1987 and dismantled by Trump (and Pompeo) in 2019. Is this the same Trump who now wants to be the peacemaker, you may ask. Yes, physically we are talking about the same guy, but has he learned anything in the last few years? I madly hope Trump has lately learned something about the global power politics, but I retain very strong reservations. 2) At the end of the WW2, the Soviets did not have ANY serious thoughts nor plans to continue westward against their allys while the British did consider a war with the USSR (Operation Unthinkable).

[@jimmytimmy3680]

USSR wanted to attack Europe further? 🤦‍♂️ Aren't you Belarusian? Didn't they teach you history.

[@davidh7071]

No they didn't want to take any European land, their war with Poland, Finland, Romania and other interwar states was all just for fun, and their annexation of the Baltics too

[@schepvogelk5971]

History is opinions.

[@Mimi-t8c3g]

In 1945 Japan had NO means to escalate the war at all.

[@STohme]

Thank you Dima for your relevant and interesting comparative analysis of the 1945 situation when the nuclear bomb has been used for the first time and our present time when the new hyper sonic mid range ballistic missile has been also for the first time in the battle field. Let us hope that the western leaders (in Washington, London, Paris, Brussels, ...) will wisely switch to the diplomatic framework in order to find a more peaceful solution and end this war saving numerous life of Ukrainian and Russian soldiers.

[@ColonelDutch]

The history of assigning such names to weapons systems goes back to the times of the USSR. Currently there is a list like this, but it is not complete: "Flowers" is basically art. systems and mortars. "Cornflower", "Tulip", "Acacia", "Carnation", "Hyacinth", "Peony", "Mallow". "Trees" are missiles (not necessarily ICBMs). "Poplar", "Beech", "Pine", "Chestnut", "Palm". "Stones" - anti-ship missiles. "Granite", "Amethyst", "Malachite", "Basalt", "Onyx", "Zircon". "Geometric figures" - air defense systems. "Square", "Circle", "Cube", "Torus".

[@Tulkash01]

I don’t know what kind of “historians” Dima listens to, but it’s actually pretty certain THE BRITISH wanted to break the alliance with the USSR and attack it after Hitler was taken down. The documents have been made available. They were basically told “no” by the Americans, so it came to nothing. As for the atomic bombs, those were shot for a number of reasons, but mainly to stop the Russians from invading Japan (they had just declared war with it… 99% of Second World War Japan and the USSR were not at war actually) and claim at least a part of it into their zone of influence (the Soviets still got the Kurili Islands though)

[@CYPRESS0208]

I once read the correspondence compilation between Stalin, Roosevelt and Churchill, the transcript is in chronological order.From what I read, it became clear that Roosevelt was a good man, but Churchill was a real lying scum, constantly lying, saying and promising Stalin one thing, and then inciting Roosevelt to do another. However, the current British leaders are doing the same thing

[@me_josh]

Those were straight up the fingers of God type shyt touching the ground like it was some type of Hollywood movie CGI but for real

[@Sahasrarasmi-Sancodite]

It is referred to in the Exoteric wisdom (secret and hidden) as Divine Love and Karma. You cannot escape Karma in this Cosmic Physical Sphere, at least, not yet.

[@MauroTriques]

It is not possible to figure out what NATO and Rússia are going to do. Russia is cautious but NATO is not: it is desperated. A dying animal may act madly.

[@Sahasrarasmi-Sancodite]

Sadly, dying animal acts madly, then dies badly.. SAD=MAD=BAD !

[@ShadowbannedEntity]

NATO is not a defensive alliance. They illegally bombed Yugoslavia (direct violation of the UN Charter). We must never forget what they did to Afghanistan, Libya, Iraq, Syria etc. NATO needs to understand that playing Russian roulette with a nuclear superpower is never a good idea.

[@reee_4067]

ATACMS have now a stealth function just like the F16s

[@AchillesHeel-e7e]

Why Brittain is clinging on to Spanish Gibraltar, while at the same time lecturing Russia to let go of the Crimea?

[@RegisMichelLeclerc]

Astrakan is 3500km from London. That's 21 minutes at Mach 10.

[@Sahasrarasmi-Sancodite]

London is slow, like Slough House and Slow Horses tv series... 21 minutes from London is slow motion rate of Londinium think.

[@TubeDisabuser]

Wrong -- U.S. dropping the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki was NOT to hasten the war's end. The U.S. had rebuffed or at least ignored peace overtures by Japan, which knew it had lost the war, through its embassy in Moscow (Japan and the Soviet Union were not yet at war) because it wanted to drop the atomic bombs as a demonstration to Moscow and de facto announcement that the Cold War was about to begin.

[@Slowv8Fiero]

Bidens f16s failed to stop this. Total embarrassment

[@Dicka899]

You what, is the jet supposed to intercept the missile 300km up in space? 😂

[@Slowv8Fiero]

@Dicka899 so you're admitting the f16s wasn't a game changer like all the NATO bots said it would be. Thanks

[@cyrilparfait9387]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@wonka822]

Thank you for the update. God bless the RF, and let's pray for peace

[@mv69969]

Oreshnik is the biggest “Russian shovel !”

[@rustam5003]

No it’s not. It is just a medium missile. We have much more bigger and far more dangerous.

[@cotizacionesequipo1719]

Actually, the Russians have bigger shovels.

[@ProckerDark]

Sarmat, not used yet, is the biggest shovel of them all

[@dennisyoung7363]

It looks like plasma striking the ground without explosions

[@Sandy-vj9lm]

My thoughts on 'to blackout entire Ukraine of electricity' is to get a better 'night vision' view over military transports and activities, with less light pollution from streetlight especially in urban area's and in foggy nights. So you can observe from higher attitudes with give an better picture from 'what's going on', better zoom results and need les observation drones and operators for an partially area's. I do not think Russia want to put the 'innocent people' in a cold winter. It all falls together with the new incoming military aid from the outside countries.

[@alicjabednarska6590]

Really clever.😊

[@ZZ-ic4vk]

This would make sense only in case if observation is done thru frequencies of VISIBLE spectrum -- which, frankly, makes little sense nowadays...

[@variety34]

It was medium range not ICBM

[@WayWordWay]

This class of missiles can be both, depending on how many stages are used.

[@manishdyall4779]

Dear frens, I would like to apologise for a comment I made yesterday. I should have kept up with TASS, but I didn't so I allowed myself to be fooled by my own disbelief. Slava ROssii, Slava Putin, Slava Oreshnik.

[@bigred8438]

So, from the footage you showed us, the Oreshnik hypersonic weapons did not actually have explosive. Was the intention to show how fast they could travel and how accurate they were, and how dangerous they could be if they had explosive war heads.

[@mfinkaanedyofficiel7084]

Maaan, you're the best. ❤

[@ralphduff298]

You are my favorite mapper,...and I do sponsor your channel. Either, we'll hear about Kharkiv... and Chasiv Yar tomorrow... or your sources are asleep.