Whilst their sentiments and their general analysis is correct it has not been very deep. For example, yesterday they repeated western propaganda that the Russians left Izyum in chaos and this was a Ukrainian victory. I suspect the truth is that the Russians were pushed to defend all the areas they have taken and had already withdrawn and left behind a token force along with many civilians.
Western media is full of Russians panicking and Hal Turner is picking this up, presumably because he thinks the Russians are about to launch a nuclear bomb against NYC. Here is some context (not to mention, FACTS), from Margarita Simonyan of RT “We talked with the Defense Ministry, and asked to clarify who exactly falls under the mobilization. Here’s the answer. Citizens who fall under ALL THREE points are subject to mobilization: 1. Who served in the military. 2….
Alex Christeforou of the Duran is always my first point-of-contact Russia, partial mobilisation. Shoigu, 300,000 reservists. Putin, this is not a bluff. From Alexander Mercouris of the Duran Putin Announces Partial Mobilisation, Additional 300k Russian Troops to Be Sent to Ukraine This is from Andrei Martyanov, Soviet-educated military expert resident in the USA About Partial Mobilization In past years I have seen Yakov Kedmi on Russian television, Soloviev on Sunday MOBILIZATION in Russia | Putin’s final warning to NATO |…
In televised remarks after the Presidential speech, Russian Minister of Defense Shoigu said the following: “Russia is at war with the collective West” “NATO SATELLITES ARE WORKING AGAINST RUSSIAN FORCES” “WE ARE WITNESSING STRIKES FROM WESTERN WEAPONS ON CIVILIANS” ON PARTIAL MOBILIZATION: 300,000 Reservists will be called-up This is NOT a one-time action. “IT APPLIES TO THOSE WITH PREVIOUS MILITARY EXPERIENCE” and “IT AFFECTS 1% OF 25 MLN RESOURCES” “PEOPLE CALLED UP WILL RECEIVE MILITARY TRAINING BEFORE BEING DEPLOYED” Russia’s…
Russia will mobilize about 1.2% of her mobilizational potential (UPDATED!) So, after lots of speculation, we now know that the Kremlin has decided to mobilize about 300’000 soldiers from a total mobilizational potential of 25’000’000 soldiers. That’s just a little over 1% of Russia’s mobilizational potential. We are talking only about those soldiers who have an official status of “reserves” and all of them will have to undergo a special training before being sent to the Ukraine. A few comments about…
Russia Begins “Partial” Mobilization for War Russian President Vladimir Putin has Decreed a “Partial” Mobilization inside Russia, to deal with aggressive anti-Russian policy and the full might of NATO military support of Neo-Nazi Ukraine. Military conscription of Military Reserves and those with former military training in specific fields, begins immediately today, September 21, 2022. In a speech broadcast to the entire Russian nation, Putin outlined the history of the West-incited forcible overthrow of Ukraine’s government in 2014, and the attacks…
Both Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics, as well as Kherson and Zaporozhye regions, have announced they will be holding a vote on whether to become part of Russia. RT’s Murad Gazdiev brings us the latest developments. Russian-backed separatists in Ukraine plan annexation votes Ukraine and its allies condemn plans for referendums amid concern it risks an escalation of the seven month crisis that began with Russia’s invasion. Officials in four Russian-controlled regions in eastern and southern Ukraine have said they…
Terrible developments are taking place in Russia with horrifying implications for the world. Tomorrow, the Russian Federation Council, their version of a Senate, will vote on, among other things, MOBILIZATION and Martial Law. President Putin and Defense Minister Shoigu is to make a televised address to the Russian nation tonight. White House National Security Advisor Sullivan has just now confirmed they are aware that Russia is considering (war) mobilization. Meanwhile, NATO Headquarters in Brussels seems to be finally realizing they…
(Update1600ET): In a highly unusual move, after about two hours of waiting for Russian President Vladimir Putin to give a highly anticipated speech, Kremlin sources have said it has been postponed until tomorrow. Curiously, Russia’s Channel One and RT within the last minutes have even removed the speech announcement. “Go to sleep,” RT editor Margarita Simonyan wrote on Telegram. Amid continued speculation over the nature of what was likely to signal major changes in the way Russia is executing its “special operation” in Ukraine,…
