Putin Recognizes Donbass Republics, Sends Russian Military to 'Denazify' Ukraine

I don’t know where I heard it anymore, but apparently the biggest and most significant part of the structure was situated underground and that is what the Russians took aim at. So it might have been rather literally a bunker busting operation, first and foremost. If so, naturally you wouldn’t see much damage on the surface because the warheads were designed to pinch through the surface like a needle and deliver most of the damage underground. And maybe that was also meant to show elites in the west that they are not safe in their bunkers? Maybe that was the actual point of it?

Exactly. That is also my thinking. But what Andrei Martyanov is saying is that everything above ground was also destroyed. Which is not something that corresponds with that black and white video in which there are no big explosions on the surface.
 
But what Andrei Martyanov is saying is that everything above ground was also destroyed. Which is not something that corresponds with that black and white video in which there are no big explosions on the surface.

I don’t think you necessarily need big explosions on the surface to destroy “everything“ above ground. We are talking about hypersonic missiles here that derive much if not most of their power from high speed and weight and not necessarily from explosives. Much like small comets or asteroids fragments hitting the earth’s surface (although in that specific case still quite a bit slower then that). So, a shockwave of it hitting could have already been enough to destroy “everything“ above ground. While probably not necessarily needing to destroy the buildings visibly all too much. I would presume you wouldn’t see any explosion there even though it was devastating. Also remember that the weapon came with 6 salvos of 6 individual projectiles (36 projectiles) all fairly close to each other. Which makes this A LOT more destructive.
 
Pretty much what we've been saying here. "Trying to do everything possible to strengthen Ukraine" before a possible peace deal, which means making the use of NATO long range precision weapons against Russian territory a fact on the ground, plus the possible placement of NATO troops in Western Ukraine.
Going with basic logic plus taking into account consistency of what Russians want and do to achieve that, it's rather easy to deduce that if NATO fired long-range missiles into Russia proper were to be established fact on the ground, then Russia most likely won't settle for anything less than a DMZ wide enough to keep those missiles from its territories, i.e. 500+ km from the borders which by quick inspection of the map basically means the whole of Ukraine.

Maybe I'm wrong about that, but it seems like a pretty basic logical conclusion based just on observation of what's been going on. Wouldn't such a thing cross some minds of the guys in the West?
 
Going with basic logic plus taking into account consistency of what Russians want and do to achieve that, it's rather easy to deduce that if NATO fired long-range missiles into Russia proper were to be established fact on the ground, then Russia most likely won't settle for anything less than a DMZ wide enough to keep those missiles from its territories, i.e. 500+ km from the borders which by quick inspection of the map basically means the whole of Ukraine.

Maybe I'm wrong about that, but it seems like a pretty basic logical conclusion based just on observation of what's been going on. Wouldn't such a thing cross some minds of the guys in the West?

In fact, I think the Russians hinted at exactly that on more than one occasion quite clearly. One would think that this should at least cross the minds of some people with brains in the west. It is pretty obvious. Maybe they don’t really mind if Russia either demands a demilitarized zone equivalent to those ranges or gets those territories under full control, because it further plays into their “Putin is the next Hitler swallowing up ever more territories, coming closer and closer to “civilized“ Europe“ nonsense?
 
I don’t think you necessarily need big explosions on the surface to destroy “everything“ above ground. We are talking about hypersonic missiles here that derive much if not most of their power from high speed and weight and not necessarily from explosives. Much like small comets or asteroids fragments hitting the earth’s surface (although in that specific case still quite a bit slower then that). So, a shockwave of it hitting could have already been enough to destroy “everything“ above ground. While probably not necessarily needing to destroy the buildings visibly all too much. I would presume you wouldn’t see any explosion there even though it was devastating. Also remember that the weapon came with 6 salvos of 6 individual projectiles (36 projectiles) all fairly close to each other. Which makes this A LOT more destructive.

Well, as you said, the warheads were probably designed to pinch through the surface like a needle and deliver most of the damage underground. If that was the case, then you wouldn't have a shockwave on the surface. And you need an explosion for a shockwave. No explosion, no shockwave, no big destruction on the surface. That corresponds to what we saw on the video.
 
then Russia most likely won't settle for anything less than a DMZ wide enough to keep those missiles from its territories, i.e. 500+ km from the borders which by quick inspection of the map basically means the whole of Ukraine.

officially, the weapons in use so far have a max range of 300kms. But yeah, lots of Ukr. territory as a buffer zone.
 
Exactly. That is also my thinking. But what Andrei Martyanov is saying is that everything above ground was also destroyed. Which is not something that corresponds with that black and white video in which there are no big explosions on the surface.

I think in this case it was essentially a kinetic weapon. Moving at that hypersonic speed, the impact of the projectiles would have caused significant and widespread damage surpassing the destructive force of TNT (per kg of weight), with little observable 'explosion'.
 
Accurate?


UK / UA / RF: Hysteria continues in Europe over the use of Russia's latest Oreshnik missile, whose warheads hit the Yuzhmash workshops in Dnipropetrovsk, where the Grom-2 missile defence system and long-range drones are made. Three underground floors, each 6 metres high, were penetrated at the plant. Classified workshops where NATO parts and tools for short-range ballistic missiles "that could be passed off as Ukrainian" were stored were damaged.There were earlier reports of Kiev's plans to increase production of missiles for the Grom-2 systems, which were to be assembled in Yuzhmash. The S-200 missiles, which the AFU was converting into "ballistic" missiles for strikes on ground targets, were being upgraded at the same site. In addition to demonstrating the new capabilities of the Russian armed forces, another objective was thus achieved: the production of the weapons with which the AFU had been striking Russia was stopped. Today, in the West, experts argue about the technical characteristics of the "Orešnik", politicians weigh the risks, and the media are clueless. Judging by the headlines in the German, Spanish or Italian press, however, they are scared very subtly, says journalist and political scientist Alexander Sosnovsky (a German citizen), a frequent guest on our political TV programmes. And he points out, "But Britain was really scared. And this fear of Britain is being transferred here, to Germany".
 
officially, the weapons in use so far have a max range of 300kms. But yeah, lots of Ukr. territory as a buffer zone.
If Russia also wants a buffer zone that protects Belarus, then almost the whole of the West of Ukraine will be covered using 300km max range of the weapons as a guide from the Belarus border. One could imagine that Lukashenko would insist on that and that Russia would take that into consideration.
 
If Russia also wants a buffer zone that protects Belarus, then almost the whole of the West of Ukraine will be covered using 300km max range of the weapons as a guide from the Belarus border. One could imagine that Lukashenko would insist on that and that Russia would take that into consideration.

Indeed. But what happens if Belarus gets invaded next? I'd say that scenario is on NATO's list of possibilities in advance of peace negotiations. Would give them added leverage.
 
Would give them added leverage.
Perhaps though it likely will bring even a greater headache to the West as it might trigger an even greater response. Having said that, I don't doubt that the West probably thinks it could be a great idea just as they have ignored the 'hazelnut' falling from the sky a few days ago.

Picture of a hazelnut flowering (catkin) and one can see where they got the idea for the name from.

Catkin means:
A dense, cylindrical, often drooping cluster of unisexual apetalous flowers found especially in willows, birches, and oaks.

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So please, let's try to limit the analysis here to the facts and use logic rather than wild speculation, for the benefit of all.
Soon we will have lots of new data maybe even some places providing proof of extent of underground destruction:

Putin Speech LIVE | Message To Trump As Russia Fires New Missile On Ukraine


Many other people too from the now millions of visitors reading Andrei Martyanov's blog, (me included) - took it literally, that the entire industrial plant disappeared turned into dust like the Twin Towers, when he stated: "Yuzhmash - is the name of the LARGE INDUSTRIAL PLANT that was hit is no more, it simply ceased to exist after the visit of Oreshnik. It used to be a colossal plant which had its own bus routes. There is nothing left there, only dust." Because he didn't state it explicitly.
Here is his BIO and as you can see all his books are highly rated on Amazon. Also he is a frequent consultant in several alt-media shows, see below.

Many people reading his blog raised the same question, where Andrei responded with:
...[people are].. in full arms on all forums declaring that they have seen satellite photos of Yuzhmash and that... ranging from "we saw 6 charred entrances" to "nothing was really damaged". Totally expected. For those, just in case, who still didn't get the message--MAIN activity of Yuzhmash was UNDERGROUND, as it would be in Soviet times if, God forbids, USSR and the US would go to war. Those underground facilities are gone, together with production and research facilities for NATO-404 joint missile programs. They are gone together with the shift and those NATO military and civilians present there. That is why SBU immediately classified the whole thing (showing some decrepit hut with broken roof as "real evidence") and some "debris" of allegedly Oreshnik. Here is one such "evidence" published by VSU.
Destruction was apparently underground. Oreshnik / Hazel Groove is like Kinzhal, a bunker buster missile. Factories in Ukraine are reportedly underground, otherwise Russia would see and bomb them. Here is French mathematician Jean-Marie Arnaudies proving underground destructive power of Russian hypersonics: archived article quoted in post.

Andrei is a STEM expert / essentially a military engineer and professional soldier, according to him. Scott Ritter agrees with him. And these two - Scott and Andrei are regularly giving consultation about military technology and related geopolitics based on their their careers and expert opinion to several alt-media people, more than listed below, who are looking for answers and build trust and conviction based on Scott-Andrei Intel. The following known alt-media people are repeatedly turning to the Scott-Andrei duo for military Intel:
1. Garland Nixon - info receiver, here is his speech at the United Nations Security Council 10/3/2023
2. Ania = Hazel Grove info - receiver
3. Larry Johnson = Hazel Grove info - receiver and distributor
4. Daniel Davis = Hazel Grove info - receiver
5. Nima = Hazel Grove info - receiver

Andrei was also interviewed by several other alt-media people.
 

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