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>Newly released footage of Ukrainian defense manufacturer Fire Point testing a ballistic missile.

>The company currently has two variants undergoing development, the FP-7 and Moscow-ranged FP-9.
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>3-day SMO to demilitarize Ukraine
>Compare Ukraine to Cuba and the missile crisis
>4 years and 5 months later Ukraine is testing homegrown ballistic missiles
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Does the Russian Patriot equivalent work?
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>>65352324

I checked with /chug/ and they actually say this is part of the plan

By “3 days” they said it was 3 days on the moon of Neso
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Moscow ranged fp-9?
What about alabuga range? Or is that for fp-11?
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>>65352316
LOOK AT ‘EM GO
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>>65352340
Russia has no equivalent
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>>65352365
>Alabuga
They would need to launch enough of them to ensure at least 15 hit the intended targets. That place is massive, something like 20 acres of warehouses and factories.
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>>65352352
>3 days on the moon of Neso
43.35 Earth days?
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>>65352409
S-500
S-400
S-300V
S-300VM
S-300-PMU
A-135
A-235
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>>65352431
>Imolying those are equivalent to Patriot
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>>65352316
is it possible to tell what kind of fuel it uses from the video?
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>In Poland
Nobody celebrated, I’m sure.
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>>65352409
>Russia has no equivalent
What about Somalia or Zimbabwe?
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>>65352451
They're gonna be in a much better places to live than Russia come winter
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>>65352455
Damn, think I had a stroke or seizure there and went full ESL, top fucking kek
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>>65352444
Yes, I am Grzegorz Blastovich from Warsaw Oblast and I confirm that crests are of running scam companies and their missiles cannot harm the Mighty Bear. We shall cease all monetary transactions to Ukraine, cancel all joint R&D programs and surrender to the mercy of Russia lest they raise an eyebrow and measure our eggs.
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>>65352467
>>65352444
No one is celebrating in Warzaw! Fuck banderols!
t. Gegorz from Warsaw oblast
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>>65352490
>>65352467
Say hi to the /chug/ discord for me.
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>>65352490
Yes no need to target warehouse, missile doesn't work :^)

This article was from last year btw, flamingo has hit plenty of Targets since.
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>>65352498
Believe whatever you want. The fact is this was covered by media in the West (Le Figaro) and Polish press. The company behind Flamingo missiles is investigated for corruption in Ukraine.
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>>65352515
I agree, these barilla-banderillas are just corrupt subhumans... We should cut all aid and hope mighty Bear won't crush poor Pooland...
t. Gegorz from Warsaw
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>>65352444
>>65352467
>>65352509
Much obliged.
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>>65352521
2 potato has been sent to your address
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>>65352519
>Barilla-banderilla
top lol
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>>65352409
Technically some S-300 variants can handle ballistic missiles... but not great and it's not like there's a fuck ton of them.
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>>65352534
Call 117 for help with your autistic crashout.
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>>65352521
>Nice firehose of falsehoods, me!
>Thanks, me!
Glavset pays for samefagging now?
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>>65352410
i wanna see 100+ flamingos launched at the same time, overwhelming any AA and fucking up the oogabooga factory into the ground
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>>65352537
So there's no equivalent
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>>65352490
>„rakieta-mem”
ukies have nice memes based on picrel
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>>65352543
Neither the Patriot nor the S-300 are dedicated anti-ballistic defenses. US has THAAD for that. Russia has some other systems (a handful exists around mosqueov to protect it from nook-nooking). Both Patriot and those S-300 variants have anti-ballistic capabilities as an additional thing and both are not great at that. Which doesn't change the fact that Patriot is obviously much better.
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>>65352548
XAXAXA, that factory was actually a giant crest POW disguised as a building! The bear wins once again!
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>>65352546
So allegations have been reported and you are saying it's true hey?

I'm going to allege that you're retarded too
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>>65352528
>>65352541
This has been the standard mocking reply to this shit for a while now.
It refers to that obvious incel smegma z shilling from the start of the war, where there was always someone promoting "info that western media is trying to hide" and as clockwork receiving a reply "much obliged".
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>>65352534
Well no shit, that's how it works. Newsflash: NAFO does the same with EWACs.

Especially since the bigger, faster cruise missles are easer to detect. And Flamingos don't have a real ground hogging guidance system, yet.
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>>65352546
Much obliged. Where can I find these news that the West is trying to bury?
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>>65352562
Poe's law
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>>65352444
> In Poland there was a media coverage
zamknij ryj i wypierdalaj zdychac ruska kurwo zajebana
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>>65352562
Shit’s gone really south for them if they have to reuse early war copes.
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>>65352577
Nie zesraj się Pietrenko i obsłuż pana w Żabce. Duch Banderynie zrobi tego za ciebie
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What is it about Fire Point that makes pro-RU discord trannies so mad?
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>>65352582
Dude, you ziggershills are misunderstanding things:
- /k/ foremost hates ziggers.
- /k/ doesn't love ukrainians.
- We support ukrainians on their way out of ziggerism and especially the TZD they conduct. - Of course the poorest european country has corruption, no shit, sherlock.
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>>65352467
okay zigger, now let's see what's the article really about
>Przeciw Fire Point pojawiły się zarzuty korupcyjne. Portal Kyiv Independent napisał w sierpniu, że Narodowe Biuro Antykorupcyjne (NABU) prowadzi śledztwo badające możliwość zawyżenia przez tę firmę cen części dronów, jak i liczby maszyn, które zostały dostarczone armii ukraińskiej.
>Przedstawiciele firmy Fire Point, zapytani przez „Le Figaro” o zarzuty, nazwali je pogłoskami i zaznaczyli, że współpracują z NABU.
meaning
>Fire Point has been facing corruption allegations. The Kyiv Independent reported in August that the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) is conducting an investigation into the possibility that the company inflated the prices of drone parts and the number of drones delivered to the Ukrainian army.
>Representatives of Fire Point, when asked by Le Figaro about the allegations, called them rumors and emphasized that they cooperate with NABU.
that's it. there are allegations that some prices were inflated
ziggers itt will have you believe that it's some super scam operation or some shit.
remember, zigger shills want to demoralize the west to stop supplying ukraine. the more you zupport ukraine, the more ziggers die, which is directly contributoing to world peace
TZD
>>65352584
rucham twoja stara zigerska kurwo, jebac zigerie i kazda ruska kurwe, oby cala wasza nacja zdechla w mekach pierdolony skurwysynu
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>>65352592
She does.
- no balloon lips
- nerdy glasses
- not trad
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>>65352601
Woah there Bucko you weren't supposed to read, you were supposed to be much obliged and take the zigger propaganda at face value
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>>65352606
>Cute nerdy girl designs flying megadildoes to fuck ziggers up with
nice
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>>65352534
>On 5 May 2026, Zelenskyy tweeted that Ukraine's armed forces had used Flamingos to conduct strikes on targets 1500 km inside Russia, including military-industrial facilities in Cheboksary
>On 10 June 2026, the VNIIR-Progress plant in Cheboksary came under further Flamingo missile attack. Local people reported a "powerful explosion" after the impact
>On 27 June 2026, Ukrainian National News reported that four Flamingo missiles were fired at the Titan-Barrikady plant in Volgograd, Russia. Shtilerman posted videos of them being launched. OSINT analysts identified three hits on the plant.[75]
>on 4th july, russia managed to launch one of their three functional AWACS and shot down a few missiles

I'm not sure that wikipedia article says what you think it does
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>muh Bandera
If it wasn’t his English grammar lacking articles that gave him away, it was this.
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>>65352601
Based.
I don't care if Ukraine is corrupt. I don't care if Zelensky is a clown, if Hunter Biden owns biolabs in there, or if Fire Point is a former marketing studio. What I care about is dead Russians and the destruction of the so-called Russian Federation. Ukrainians are doing a very good job of ridding the world of the cancer festering in Eurasia, and I don't care if their boutique missiles cost 20% more due to corruption because every annihilated target brings the ultimate dream of peaceful Eastern Europe closer. Fuck Russia.
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>>65352623
why is the simple fact of TZD so hard to understand for /chug/gers and discord trannies
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>>65352592
The story of their co-owner and main weapon designer is a prime example of how fucked russian culture and system is:
- the guy was born in Ukraine, but went to study to mosqueov, to the top of the line college;
- smart and motivated guy, got the diploma with honors;
- stayed in russia, had successful business;
- supported the maidan protests in Ukraine during 2014, got broomed by FSB for this, throw in a cell, etc, later stripped of citizenship and banned from the country;
- moved back to Ukraine;
- now successfully makes weapons which fuck up russians;
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>>65352582
And corruption allegations of increased component prices should thus take all of the focus away from any other discussion?
Much obliged. I'm very concerned how my taxes are being spent etc etc. I'll call my duma congressman to complain.
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>>65352643
Once my duma arrives in the warm water port he will measure the eggs of the bum touching crests and everyone will know everything
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>>65352649
Banderols will shake in front of the rooster and eggs will crack in the calloussed ass
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>>65352615
>Poles are famous for liking Bandera and would never, ever insult him.Must be a Russian
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>>65352444
Yes cumrag, complete sham to embezzle western funds unlike glorious puccian defense industry.
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>>65352656
Kurwa we really must do something about these holhols in Warsaw oblast
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>>65352606
10/10 wife material, would hold hands with in public.
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>>65352636
TZD is fundamentally incompatible with their ideology because they're vatniks, if not by birth then in spirit.
>>65352623
This, no amount of propaganda will convince me that the scourge of Eurasia doesn't deserve to burn. If some people want to wet their beaks while they're at it, that's the euros problem.
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>>65352606
I bet her hair smells nice.
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>>65352455
At least they have warm water ports.
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>>65352534
Quite a few Flamingos were intercepted by Russian refineries and warehouses.
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>>65352623
I remember back when they aired s propaganda film about Ukrainian biolabs making anti-Russian pathogens targeting their DNA, and my only feeling was deep disappointment because it wasn't true.
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>>65352606
I bet she makes a nice cup of tea puts on a cozy sweater and quietly reads books in the evening.

Unironically wife materiel.
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>>65352700
I mean, pathogens spread by vectors. AIDS was spread in the gay community, heroin community, and the Hatian community at first.

Could we not just find a disease that uses an infection method that primarily targets Russians. Like a lethal virus that only lives on Vodka bottles and spreads through prison rape?
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>>65352728
Russia is the HIV capital of the world
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>>65352467
NOBODY FUCKING CARES IF SOMEONE 70 YEARS AGO HURT SOME POLES GET OVER YOURSELF HOLY SHIT
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>>65352731
Which I find ironic since those jackasses started the whole "AIDS is fake" and "AIDS was created by the CIA" bullshit that got a bunch of people killed.

How's that AIDS denialism work for you now, pidor?
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>>65352490
>2025
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>is not exist
>is not work
>is of scam
>is of hype
>was all shot down
>was most shot down
>was just debris
>was not needed anyway
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Love it how the shills scurry off once they encounter any resistance
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>>65352768
Rings a bell
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>russia joins ethiopia and lebanon in the group of countries who can't sell government bonds because there aren't enough retards to buy them

OH NO NO NO NO NO
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>>65352908
What about Zimbabwe?
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>>65352925
Zimbabwe not only has buyers for its government bonds, but the yield on open market is lower than Ziggeria
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>>65352925
they issue government bonds. latest issue was at 7.47% while i think russia's was around 17%

not a good sign when people think it's less risk to trust the Zimbabwean government over yours
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>>65352901
I wish they wouldn't call it the 'flagship'. It was the flagship of the Black Sea fleet. Varyag (011) is a flagship. Tatarstan (691) is a flagship. But for different fleet locations. Call it the flagship of the Black Sea.
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>>65352444
>almost all were intercepted
Exactly how does one intercept a missile that hasn't been used yet?
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>>65352444
Indeed entire war is scam, footage of burning refineries is AI generated and crashing MOEX is USA financial trickery, not real. In Russia everyone is eating celebratory porridge and in Ukraine the hyhyls and NATO mercenaries are marching directly into Russian artillery.
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>>65352908
Didn't they already do that for a few days in June or so?
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>>65352444
Still pushing this particular glavset narrative, pidorovich? Can't get anythign new for us to tear apart?
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>>65352515
It WAS investigated, pidorovich. And nothing substantial was found. Your glavset narrative don't work anymore.
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>>65352664
Loving the extra effort on Tuapse to signify just how much hate the Ukies rained down on that in particular.
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In case anyone wonders about the shilling outbreak over the last few days: Ukies hit the sluice gates at the Belgorod Reservoir two days ago and the dam is now collapsing with Shebekino (remember that place?) experiencing flooding..
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>>65353021
Ahh Shebekino.. always kino.
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>>65352936
I call it a "toxic navigational hazard"
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>>65352444
here in Poland no one celebrates amitite bratan)))
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>>65353021
Major General Mykhailo Drapatyi has also been named as the new CIC for the Ukrainian armed forces, replacing Syrski. So the protests going on in Kyiv are largely placated, and allegedly either Fedorov will retain the Defense Minister position or have a new ministry role where he'll be developing Ukraine's technological capabilities. It's not decided as of yet since Fedorov is really pushing to keep the Defense Minister position
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>>65352444
Yes ,I am in Texas Oblast US.A and many of fellow workers at Pig Lard Siphon #5 are of say the same thing. At local Wal.Market many shoppers are in line and ask " Why are we not stand up to corrupt Nazi Banderite Regime ?", yes truly many are say this .
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>>65353021
>she be kino
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>>65352409
S-500 is probably the closest. If you listen to them they'll tell you it can shoot down everything. I don't think a complete system has been deployed to Ukraine, but parts of it like radars have. And they have lost some. Chances are it's like everything else they make, the specs are a lie.
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>>65352444
>we intercepted all the unfired missiles
lol, lmao even
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>>65353115
>S-500 is probably the closest.
there's like one such system in existence
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>>65352444
I am general mayor York from New California. We tracked the missile when it went of the wrong and then the Ukraine attacked Poland with it, Russia is mighty and they should not have poked the bear, we are tracking gloves being removed. Tsar Trump ordered the weak HATO bolyars to stand down and accept multipolar world. Failed rockets, very bad.
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>>65353065
>Mykhailo Drapatyi
Dude was probably in one of those BMP-2 10 years ago
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>>65353190
Eugene Smithsky of Nova Hampshire oblast, in agreement. Ukraine rocket ass in Polish ass and soon everyone will understand everything. If only the president knew Russia is our ally
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>>65353021
Russia just failed to sell any Government bonds and quietly announced that there will be no attempts to sell any in the foreseeable future. For all practical purposes they can't borrow money any more.
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>>65353213
Norktard, as much as it pains me to ask this of someone with "tard" in the name, what does this mean for them economically? Only barter economy now?
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>>65353207
>Dude was probably
Not probably, that's actually a fact.
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>>65352316
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>>65353226
Considering the Russians sold off MORE gold over this past week, its not looking good because their cash reserves are starting to run low again
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>>65353226
>what does this mean for them economically?
Economy doesn't trust the government to provide a return on debts. The risk is too big compared to the reward. People are trying to move out money out of the country. Even worse options are left, and thus will be used, to finance the government's deficit spending.
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>>65353226
They can't borrow money any more and are facing a liquidity crunch. Governments need a large cash reserve because they are constantly moving it around to pay for things, service debts and pay salaries. Even if on the books you have enough money to pay for everything not having liquidity prevents you from easily moving it which causes huge systemic issues. You are forced to come up with 'creative' ways to get money to move money around, it creates huge opportunities for waste and corruption.

It is almost always a sign of impending economic collapse.
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>>65353300
it's russia. monke can just increase taxes 200% and people will be sad for a bit but will fall in line like they always do
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>>65353226
>what does this mean for them economically? Only barter economy now?
https://ru-wikipedia-org.translate.goog/wiki/Уcлoвнaя_eдиницa?_x_tr_sl=ru&_x_tr_tl=en
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>>65353300
>fuel shortages
>food security concerns
>economy approaching a very steep cliff
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>>65353233
Consider the following: Russia makes extensive use of gold to avoid sanctions, notoriously people like the Norks and Iran demand payment in shiny boomer rocks. Since the transactions are secret there is no reason for the Russians to acknowledge that the gold was transferred out of their custody.

There is every reason to suspect that their gold reserves are significantly smaller than they claim.
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>>65352584
>Duch Banderynie
>Banderynie
Coś próbował powiedzieć towarzyszu? Boś coś brzmisz jakobyś wylew, czy inszą oligofrenię cierpiał.
>>65352601
dobrze prawisz panie kolego. niechaj ruskie skurwysyny chuje na psich dupach połamią
TZD

>>65353233
>>65353234
Total Economic Collapse approaching
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>>65353329
I wouldn't have guessed one day I'd be excited about economics
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>>65353300
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>>65353231
opens the door to so many BBC memes
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Unironically, what's stopping ukraine from hitting moscow with ballistic missiles, and what would the consequences of them either targeting or even successfully hitting the Kremlin with one? Would russia finally nook?
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>>65353207
you are in fact looking at his very own brigade, at the time led in-person by him in your mp4 anon, breaking into occupied mariupol in 2014
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>>65353507
They already hit the flag flying over the kremlin before Victory Day a few years ago
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>>65353410
TED is merely a part of TZD, which is the most exciting prospect of any horizon
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>>65353300
I remember watching this EU economist explain in detail, I think it must've been mid 2024 or early 2025, how based on the current costs of the war and the simple nature of mathematics, Putin would be forced to end the war by end 2025 or risk completely imploding the russian economy. I think he underestimated Putin's willingness to do the latter.
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>>65353523
indeed, and it was glorious, but little was actually damaged - a full on ICBM strike with enough explosive in the warhead to blast a hole through the kremlin would elicit a much greater response surely? bearing in mind russia has literally no other cards to play now.
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>>65353231
A comedian taking charge of a country has yielded fewer great memes that I hoped for, but the ones that have come about have been truly great
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>>65353329
Correct, AFAIK some supplies from Iran, including Shahed drones and such, were paid in literal planes full of gold.
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>>65353529
All the people in 2021 who thought the war would be a massive strain on Russia even with a quick win were absolutely right. Unfortunately that wasn't enough to dissuade Putin.
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>>65353563
yep. I remember all the times someone said "russia is going to collapse if the war continues" and the ziggers would gleefully point out that russia had not yet collapsed and that the war could therefore continue, not realising they were literally fulfilling the prophecy.
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>>65353474
>If oily yots klesh howshch ad thiigs geally ayae
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>>65353507
The only thing they would nook is their diapers with poo
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>>65352436
Kerosene.

Hydrogen burns clean, solids are aluminum and hydrochloride white, methane leaves much less soot, hypergolics are hard to manufacture at scale in a war economy
It's running extremely fuel rich, I'd guess it's pressure fed
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>>65353683
Bruh, these missiles are obviously using solid fuel
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>>65353533
>comedian taking charge of a country
And we are in the clown timeline.

I slowly begin to see the pieces fall into place.
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>>65353721
He did a sketch where he played a piano with his penis. One of the better wartime leaders we've seen.
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>>65352436
>pale white smoke, relatively bright flame
>small chunks flying off at one time
Solid fuel, obviously.
There are many composite modified double base propellants and variations, so who knows.
You can download the specs for what NASA uses in their SRBs so none of this is really secret high tech.
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>>65352519
>barilla-banderillas
It's catchy, actually
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>>65353555
I remember the leaks where they were getting paid $150k in gold for individual 125mm gun barrels, the amount of gold Kim is getting must be absolutely ruinous.
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>>65353005
qrd on Tuapse?
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>>65353743
It's a small city known as a sea resort town. People would go there to spend time on the beaches of the Black Sea. And it had a refinery and oil storage in the middle of that city. Ukie hit it, which caused massive oil spill and fucked up black clouds of oil burning. And then rain following, dropping the oil back into the ground. The whole city got turbo-fucked.
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>>65353533
good thing they went with a comedian instead of a businessman
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>>65353023
She-do-bekino, tho

I hope that one guy who pointed the reservoirs out as targets last week is having a hearty laugh and a strong drink over this news.
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>>65353760
I'm sure he is, i'm holding out hope for a canal lock campaign. Brace for incoming trolls btw, Krasnodar had a little smoking accident.
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>ukies attacking trucks in gas lines

kek
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The guy taking this picture in Krasnodar had to know what he was doing right?
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>>65353790
I knew you were sitting in /uhg/, Norktard.
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>>65353775
It still feels extraneous to me but I admit that, lacking any other major targets, it's a good choice.
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>>65353790
Incredible.
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>>65353799
In my defense i only go there to see clips of Russians dying.
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>>65353781
WAR CRIME(((
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>>65353884
You don't need to make excuses, my DPRK obsessed friend. Any sane and decent person is a fan of TZD.
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GOOD MORNING SIRS
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>>65353888
It's funny because if that was a Russian drone and Ukrainian trucks...
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>>65353922
wasn't russia trying to buy jeet refined oil?
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>>65353962
They were but India didn't have enough of a surplus to sell.
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>>65353790
Ok so this is the regional Wildberries hub, or more accurately was the regional hub. Apparently each one has 1-2 billion worth of uninsured goods in them.
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>>65353984
>>65353790
Shits fucked.
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>>65353998
Might as well rebrand to Wildfires at this point
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>>65353998
This can't be healthy to breath:
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>>65353984
you're ruining livelihoods
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>>65354009
She should have thought of that before deciding to be born Russian.
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mein monke, a second wildberries warehouse was hit
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>>65354008
>>65354014
>>65354020
do russian buildings not have fire suppression systems?
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>>65353739
If you haven't noticed, there has been an absolutely colossal investment in food production in North Korea that may result in fewer starving norks in the near future
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Umm, zizters, isn't it against russian law to film strikes
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>>65354025
Almost useless in this situation, Flamingo has such a huge warhead that a fire is guaranteed and the warehouse contents are so flammable nothing can stop it. The one big fire a Amazon warehouse ever had took a week to put out.

>>65354030
I am quite aware, it is a area of great intrest to me.
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>>65353176
was
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>>65354009
Best start working on that faking the gluck gluck 9000 for your new chinese "clients"
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Why do you guys post this shit, when the USA is getting it ass kick in Iran lmao.
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>>65353739
>I remember the leaks where they were getting paid $150k in gold for individual 125mm gun barrels,
For a single fucking barrel? Or do you mean "individual shipments"? There's no fucking way that anyone is paying 150k for a singlular barrel that only 1 country ever fucking uses
>>65354025
My understanding is that Russian fire codes exist only on paper and that the fire suppression systems that they do have/use are woefully inadequate to seriously combat the spread of a fire/extinguish a fire
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>>65354040
Was it destroyed? I've missed it
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>>65353757
'Businessmen' have often performed quite poorly in politics, at best I'd say their performance is mixed, in anything resembling a parliament or congress they seem to struggle to be effective
It continues to surprise me that anyone expects anything else from them, at least in my irrelevant cunt we keep electing them and then all collectively slap our foreheads when they just run government like a business
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>>65354045
>For a single fucking barrel?
Yes.

>There's no fucking way that anyone is paying 150k for a singlular barrel that only 1 country ever fucking uses
They have no fuckin' choice and are getting milked for everything.
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>>65354045
Individual barrels. It is used pretty widely.
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>>65354034
>I am quite aware
Lmao, my bad, I didn't see your trip
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>>65354020
>>65354014
>>65354008
>>65353998
gonna love the seethe from ziggerian dropshippers, optic fibre resellers, and chinesium merchants
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another day in russia
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>>65354043
11th consecutive night of air strikes. I would have thought the jellyfish drones would have downed USAF planes by the dozens.
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>>65354082
Don't bite, just let him seethe
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>>65353226
Russian public state is relatively big vs. the economy and so the government needs a lot of liquid cash just for payroll, not to mention all the war purchases. Debt is usually a cheap way to get liquid money quickly to pay for operations, cheap meaning that it costs less on the long run to borrow than to finance operations through other means. Now that Russian bond issuance ended for the foreseeable future, it needs to get that money from somewhere else, like dumping the gold reserves, which it sells to China, Iran, NK, India etc. at a huge discount. You can imagine if market price for gold is ex. 3000$/ounce, Russia is probably getting 1/3, 1/2 of that as its crisis deepens and its allies smell desperation. It can also sell its crude oil and other resources in currency such as yuan, or simply barter that oil for goods and services from its "allies", but everything they do has a deep discount. These methods of financing operations are not only more expensive, but have much more friction and waste from corruption and sanctions.
The problem therefore, as you can see, is that the government bond issuance to the Russian banks was an easy and cheap way to get money quickly. Now that it's dried up, Russia has to use more expensive, wasteful and corrupt methods to pay for the social stability which its state machinery provides through steady employment.
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>>65352623
I care about corruption in Ukraine because it potentially limits the number of Russians they can kill, which is why I'm always happy to see NABU doing its job
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>>65352935
Once you hit rock bottom the only place left to go is up
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>>65353984
>n 18 September 2024, a group of armed men led by Vladislav Bakalchuk tried to enter the company's headquarters in Moscow, leading to a shootout that left two people dead.[34] Vladislav was briefly arrested on a murder charge, that was subsequently dropped.[35]

Nigga wut
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>>65353226
You should unironically go ask /smg/ over on /biz/
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>>65354043
So you dont know?
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>>65354025
Any fire suppression system good enough for a fire from a Flamingo is also worth stripping for parts
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Re: the Fedorov/Syrsku thing
It's nice to see that Ukrainians fight really hard to make their state modernize even in a war. That's why I have supported them since the /k/lankening. They also prove that protest works.
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>>65353922
Does somebody know if Flamingos could operate with a seeker head?
Asking for a friend.
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>>65354025
In those big warehouses the fire suppression system is mostly a measure to make sure everybody has a chance to GTFO.
Especially if the stuff in there is plastic, and maybe even contains Li-Ion batteries.
Maybe, if you're lucky a small fire gets held down by the fire suppression system, but as soon as something higher up and not reachable with an extinguisher in a minute is on fire, shit's fucked.
If batteries start to burn, shit just IS fucked no matter what.

And a few hundred kg of boom through the roof will tend to set things on fire in several places, and mostly high up. While also breaking the fire suppression system's pipes etc.
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>>65353329
Wait hang on a second, wouldn't that mean that there is a cave/bunker stuffed full of gold bullion somewhere in Iran?
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>>65352316
So who is Firepoint importing the SRM for these long range ballistic missiles from?
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>>65353533
Not to worry anon, clownworld is only just getting started so there are still many more opportunities for humour in positions of high power to come
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>>65354025
apparently warehouses are big fire risks, even outside russia like this recent one in Tracy, CA
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>>65354317
Ukraine has the domestic ability to make SRMs. They had a lot of the Soviet aerospace industry. They're mostly making them in like Poland where Russia can't attack, but it's Ukrainian.
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>>65354344
>They had a lot of the Soviet aerospace industry

"Had" being the key word, most of that has rotten away with time or been sold to China. This is why they have to import Flamingo engines from wherever they can find them despite the AI-25TL's Soviet origin.
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>>65354312
Not after delta force gets through with it.

Fuck the SEALs.
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>>65354043
SAAAAAR!!!!
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>>65353790
Unironically kino.
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>>65353888
The numbers are of confirming
Eggs will be raised and the bear shall whistle on the rooster mountain
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>>65354312
You bet your ass that gold disappears into the vaults and bank accounts of Iranian officials ASAP
And those are in Malaysia, the Gulf states and China.
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>>65354354
Solid rocket motors, especially if you don't give a fuck about the white plume are not hard to make.

Maybe not backyard-and-garage easy, but it's close. If you're brave and want to get on some interesting watchlists it's doable.
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>>65353790
It's one drone visible in shot away of top tier kino.
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>>65354025
To elaborate on what the other Anons are saying:
"Fire" is uncontrolled oxidation.
Batteries work by slowly and carefully oxidizing metals. They're tiny, self-contained fires with everything they need to burn like a motherfucker already inside. Lead is relatively sedate; it takes quite a lot of effort to make it burn. Dump a bunch of plates of it into a sulfuric acid solution and pump that full of stray electrons, though, and you have a primo fire hazard. The main reason we still use them for anything is that they're cheap and relatively stable. By mass, a lead-acid car battery has a tiny fraction of the stored energy of the rare-earth ones in mini electronics. When a nice big pack of them really gets going, you can literally throw them into a river and watch them burn on the bottom.
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>>65354598
so all those "contains li-ion batteries" warnings on boxes are just there for moral support?
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>>65354609
Sort of.
From a firefighting point of view, you know that you cannot extinguish those boxes, the only way to deal with burning Li-ion battery is to submerge it and wait for the reaction to stop.
Or at least drag them away from other stuff that WILL get set on fire, and let them burn out in the yard/empty parking lot/etc.
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>>65354009
>small companies go out of business
>former employees are now looking for work
>join army for lots of rubels
Kekekekeke stupid hohol warcrimes backfired once again, this only strengthens the bear! ))))))))
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>>65354598
And this is why the world would be a better place if devices were not shipped pre-charged
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>>65354721
Don't li-on batteries suffer heavily if left uncharged for a long period of time?
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>>65352316
So when are they going to test it out on muscovia?
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Drones? A passing fad
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>>65354778
Yes, deep discharge should be avoided.
Which is why 'empty' Li-Ion batteries are not actually at 0% charge, and can still burn.
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>>65354008
>This can't be healthy to breath:
i would hope so
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>>65352509
Rent Free



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