Last Week Was a Very Bad Week For Russia

Dark tidings. Luckily, we have General Moses to guide us to the light.

Sorry for the delay in regularly scheduled programming. No, my keyboard is not fixed yet, but it is taking forever to get parts, so I figured out a work-around. We have to catch up with what happened in the last week first before we can get back on track.

Last week was a total disaster for Russia on multiple fronts. I hope that this summary proves my point about how bleak the situation looks. Naturally, you are probably hearing all this bad news for the first time here, because it is immoral to report on this information, I guess.

Here is what happened:

• Russia lost at least 100+ soldiers who were sacrificed to the UAF in the open by their commanders for no apparent reason

• Shoigu’s air defenses shot down another Russian plane

• Z-blogger “Murz” kills himself after seeing casualty figures for Avdeevka

• Armenia dropped out of the CSTO, Russia’s NATO-like defense organization

• Vuvic (Serbia) met with Zelensky and reaffirmed his support for Kiev

• Macron (France) who is often accused of being too chummy with Russia called for more NATO involvement in the Ukraine war.

• Transdniestria formally asked for Russian protection/to join Russia and will almost certainly be rejected by Kremlin geopolitical Tic-Tac-Toe grandmasters.

Each of these events would be worth an article on its own. Luckily, I have touched on similar themes before in similar articles. But yeah, I will probably have to circle back in the future to flesh out the significance of all of these events. For now though, all I can do is just chronicle them in order. We will cover the first four today.

Trust me, that is enough.

Here is what we know so far about the dead Russian troops:

A number of Russian military officers report the death of our 65 military personnel, who were pulled out into formation by a certain Major General Oleg Moiseev.

Earlier, Soloviev made a report about him, who highly praised this commander.

Moiseev means “of Moses”. And Soloviev is actually Shapiro and hates ethnic Russians. The reason why Soloviev sings the praises of Moiseev on air is because he too is “of Moses” if you catch my drift …

Yes, the commander of the Russians ordered to go on parade near the UAF lines was an ethnic Antifa, if you get my meaning, probably even Zelensky’s older cousin judging by the phenotypical similarities seen on this photo:

I am of course hinting at the fact that both men are both secretly Jesuit Reptilian European-style Socialists, of course.

What did you think I meant?

Racism is not tolerated on this blog. *hiss* Out! OUT!

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I found a more fully fleshed out report of what happened. Here:

65 of our soldiers died, who were pulled out into formation by Major General Oleg Moiseev.

A tragedy occurred in the village of Trudovskaya in the DPR. The Ukrainian Armed Forces used HIMARS missiles to strike a military training ground in the Donetsk region. At the time of the attack, soldiers of the 39th Separate Guards Motorized Rifle Brigade from Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk were lined up on the parade ground for training.

It is reported that a blow was struck against military personnel of the 4th, 5th and 6th companies of the 36th Guards Motorized Rifle Brigade in Trudovsky, Donetsk region. They were lined up before the arrival of the commander of the 29th Army of the Eastern Military District, Major General Oleg Moiseev.

At that moment the blow was struck. At least 65 people died. The general, having learned about the attack, never came. The enemy used cluster munitions provided by the United States for the strike. Almost all pro-Russian military Telegram channels are now writing about this.

The enemy claims to use three GMLRS missiles. GMLRS (English: Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System) is a family of 227 mm caliber guided missiles used in the M270 MLRS and M142 HIMARS multiple launch rocket systems. There is no exact information about the 300 - in other words, about the number of wounded.

The maximum range for hitting targets is 150 kilometers.

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I just can’t understand... The war has been going on for three years now. This tragedy is not the first, not the second, and God knows what.

How many of your own soldiers do you need to put down for the other authorities to finally realize that the turkeys in stripes, who, in order to show their importance, are ready to sacrifice the lives of their subordinates, should simply be executed on Red Square at the idol’s mausoleum?

It would be too honorable for them to be on the front line...

Just brutes. In general's uniform. It would be a pity if he got away with it again.

Was this some kind of ritualized sacrificial blood-letting?

Line the Russian men up in the open for NATO weaponry to burn them to a crisp?

Was Moses offering up another holocaust to Yahweh? Was the scent of charred meat and burnt uniforms pleasing to THE LORD?

Worse, it was followed up by several more inexplicable, impromptu parades held near enemy lines, right in the full view of Kiev’s missiles. More holocausts were offered up in the days that followed.

Here:

A day and a half after the tragedy (https://t.me/rybar/57363), three more attacks occurred near Volnovakha on concentrations of Russian military personnel in open areas.

This time we are talking about a training ground in the Aleshkinsky Sands National Park, located 10-15 km from the ill-fated Krynki.

❗️Moreover, the third blow was struck, apparently, against the investigative and operational group that carried out the relevant activities.

The opposite bank of the Dnieper and Tyaginka from the center of the park is about 20 km. Operating distance for HIMARS MLRS and short range drones. Strikes delivered (https://t.me/milinfolive/116793?single) M30A1 GMLRS with tungsten balls inside.

On February 21, it was sunny in the Kherson region, the air warmed up to 13 degrees (the footage, alas, is not summer). The time of impact was around 14:00 (we do not rule out that the personnel could have gathered to move out for a meal).

📌Regardless of what happens in the coastal strip and on the islands, based on the example of this strike, it is obvious that the mistake of mass gatherings of personnel in open space has been and continues to be made.

No word yet on whether the same number of casualties ensued.

If the details emerge and there is a pattern to these “gatherings” of men near the frontlines, then we can confirm that “Russian” commanders are deliberately feeding their men to the enemy.

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Funny enough, I wrote the above part almost a week ago, right before my keyboard broke. Those were my thoughts then. I was wondering to myself, “surely, they’re not literally feeding Russian soldiers to UAF missiles? That would be a stretch”. But as I decided to finish up the article for today, another bit of news surfaced. A third parade held near enemy lines by Russian officers has been hit by UAF long-range weaponry. Yes, really:

Military correspondents report a himars strike on our 155th infantry brigade during the next formation.

This is already the third...

According to the Russians. military officers of the fighters were gathered in Elenovka (DPR). They should have awarded those who distinguished themselves, but they forgot that, in fact, hostilities were continuing. As a result, the Ukrainians fucked with two missiles.

19 soldiers are reported dead. There are officers among them.

Oleg Tsarev also confirms the strike.

And still further confirmation:

Unfortunately, yes (https://t.me/olegtsarov/10806). Not all, not even the majority - natural selection does its job, but quite a lot. Too much considering the price.

We see the only way to fight here is to introduce specific punishment for formations of personnel larger than a platoon in at least a 50-kilometer zone [near the frontlines].

The trouble is that then those checking and awarding will not have a beautiful picture, with beautiful clean shaven fighters and “hurray, hurray, hurray,” but it’s time for them to understand the “Chimera” and that they are not immortals(…)

It’s better to do it [parade photoshoots for visiting Moscow bureaucrats] in your own way, closer to people, in a dugout with a trench candle.

I have long suspected that this sort of practice explains the horrendous casualty rates in murky conflicts like Chechnya, where the commanders were accused of doing the same, as a matter of fact. There was no purge that I am aware of post-Chechnya either, so the same practices are no doubt in place.

Also, lucky for Moses, the original general, he didn’t actually show up to the parade that he himself prepared. And what makes this story even more juicy is that Moses is good friends with none other than TV presenter Shapiro, who shot a short film about the general, praising him as a war hero who is winning the war against Fascism:

It is clear that the general is not personally involved in the tragedy. He could not order to meet him with honors. Guilty, first of all, the command of the unit. They probably wanted to impress Moiseev with the exemplary order and set up the fighters. But they failed.

But Oleg Moiseev is blamed for betrayal. The enemy became aware of the gathering of the Russian military and their construction. The general himself did not come.

The hostility of the inhabitants of Russia is also associated with the release of a documentary. He was shot by Vladimir Solovyov. The movie was released under the name « 77th week of SVO ». 

In this film, the notorious General Moiseev flickers on the screen. He boasts of his physical form and, flaunting for the cameras, raises several times a 100-kilogram bar.

So, like all Kremlin propaganda, it turns out that the legend of Moses was based on a lie. Much like the other great Moses in history, who was a social engineering hoax as well. Our General Moses clearly treats his soldiers like cannon fodder or, worse, he might be in cahoots with his distant cousin Zelensky in Kiev. Once again we are left wondering whether the Kremlin is run by incompetent cretins or by active saboteurs. I think the answer is becoming clearer and clearer, but I hesitate to take the next step and say what I believe now openly. I have eyes to see and ears to hear, which means that I understood what happened to Strelkov and why the Kremlin decided to make an example out of him.

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You know, Moses here reminds me of another very lucky guy.

What can I say? When you have G_d himself on your side, you end up getting lucky a lot, I guess. No other explanation comes to mind.

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Speaking of deliberate self-sabotage, we have yet another self-downing of a Russian plane. And, just like the others, it was shot down over the Sea of Azov as well. At this point, the AA systems have taken down more Russian planes than the Ukrainians have. I don’t think I’m jokin here. Shoiu probably has literally shot down more Russian planes than Kiev.

Here:

It is reported that another A-50 long-range radar detection aircraft of the Russian Aerospace Forces was hit over the Sea of Azov, which later crashed near the village of Trudovaya Armenia in the Krasnodar Territory.

Most telegram channels refer to the fact that this was again their own air defense - friendly fire. In turn, the enemy’s information resources, citing their sources in the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine, report that the downing of our A-50 is a special operation of their department.

I no longer know which option is better - ours shot down or the enemy shot down. And if the A-50, Il-22 and two Su-35 planes shot down earlier this month were indeed, as they say, an “air defense error,” then now, even I, who in my personal lifetime witnessed the shooting down of two of our own planes mistake, I can’t believe that the fifth plane in a month is again for some reason an uncorrectable error. Although there must be some other form of words that reflects what happened. In order not to be nervous anymore, I’d better think that this is a DRG on our territory with MANPADS, and there have been such cases on Russian territory.

And this isn’t sabotage? What is this then?

There is literally no explanation at all offered for this by ZAnon.

They literally do not cover anything that is really occurring in the Not-War. They only cover the non-events happening in their heads.

The so-called Shadow War. You know, the brilliant 5D metaphysical morality maneuvers. The moral and metaphysical checkmates that Putin keeps putting his Satanist opponents into. The totally unconfirmable nonsense stuff, of course.

Luckily, I have covered an almost identical story before:

How many more times will Shoigu shoot down a Russian plane on a routine sweep through the Azov Sea region? No, seriously, make your bets.

What are we at now?

Six? Seven?

I’ve lost count.

And it wouldn’t be a true news round-up if I left out Armenia leaving the much-vaunted CSTO, Russia’s supposed NATO equivalent collective defense organization. Here:

Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan announced the freezing of the country’s participation in the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO). He accused Azerbaijan of seeking to seize new territories of Armenia.

The best analysis of the overarching Armenia-Azerbaijan situation is to be found here, at the Chronicles, of course. I had Nikola Mikovic on to discuss the humiliation that Azerbaijan inflicted on both Russia and Armenia and to explain how Russia has no allies, only current and potential future enemies surrounding it. You should listen to it here:

Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan also came out and explained that several months ago, the Kremlin had openly called on the Armenian population to attempt to overthrow the government. He said that Moscow has been using “propaganda” against him. I don’t know if this is true at all, frankly. But the Kremlin does often support oligarchs that they are chummy with in the near abroad, it’s true.

But hey, that’s just good business, bud!

Nothing personal, kid!

The hydrocarbons must flow!

The PM also brought up the recent kidnapping within Armenia of Dmitry Setrakov, a Russian serviceman who deserted and fled to Armenia in November of 2023. Here:

Russian military police in Armenia detained Dmitry Setrakov, who fled the country to avoid serving in the Russian military, the Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly-Vanadzor said Sunday.

Setrakov, 39, is currently being held at a Russian military base in the northern Armenian city of Gyumri after being apprehended on Dec. 6-7, the organization said.

He faces five to 10 years in prison if convicted of leaving his military unit during Russia’s mobilization period.

Setrakov fled Russia on Nov. 30 with the help of Idite Lesom (“Get Lost”), a project that helps Russians avoid military service in Ukraine, after he refused to fight.

“He was mobilized and didn’t want to fight so we helped him leave the country,” Idite Lesom head Grigory Sverdlin told The Moscow Times by phone, adding that Setrakov had spent several months in hiding from the military before turning to the project.

"The kidnapping of a person on foreign territory is an extraordinary occurrence," Sverdlin said.

The people who detained Setrakov had identified themselves to him as members of Armenia’s military police “but were obviously Russian soldiers and security services,” Sverdlin said.

A relative of Setrakov’s, who asked to be anonymous given the sensitive nature of his detention, told The Moscow Times on Tuesday that his whereabouts were still unknown.

There have been a lot of defectors from the Russian side. That other Russian soldier, the pilot, died mysteriously in Spain for some reason. Do the math on that one yourselves.

Oh, and the head of the EU Delegation in Armenia offered Pashinyan visa-free travel for his country to the EU recently. That probably had something to do with the decision. The Liberal Armenian types or the diaspora go for that sort of thing. And things look very bleak for Armenia overall.

The lesson here is that the leadership of modern countries rarely, if ever, actually pursue their state’s best interests. It is far more profitable to pledge loyalty to Globalism instead. Compromised elite usually simply take bribes and sell their countries down the river in exchange for a Western passport and a guarantee that their kid will eventually be accepted at Harvard or something.

No way around it, Armenia’s leadership caste has let the country down. More importantly, the Armenian diaspora failed to convince Washington, Tel-Aviv and Moscow to support Yerevan as opposed to Baku. All of these parties prefer Baku to Yerevan. Moscow as well, yes, despite the targeted killings of Russian peacekeeping soldiers.

Israel, in particular, seems to want Armenia gone.

As things stand now, if Azerbaijan wanted to, they could take Yerevan probably. But for now, they are focused on finishing up with Nagorno-Karabakh and the south corridor. We may see an Azeri SMO soon to link up their territories. Should this happen, Armenia will lose again and lose badly like they did last time.

Naturally, the other bloggers will be telling you the whole while that Yahweh simply won’t let Armenia lose because they are a Christian nation or something like that. Everyone is still pretending that Israel is on the brink of losing to Hamas, who laid a brilliant trap for Tel-Aviv when they lured the IDF into Gaza. Pure insanity. Again, nothing could be further from the truth. As I predicted/mentioned, Israel is steam-rolling and will at least cleanse North Gaza by the time that the dust settles.

They may even take more than that.

Sorry folks, but, well, this reality bites. And the self-styled moral superpowers usually don’t win. God tends to side with the better armies and the larger treasuries. Yahweh won’t save you from Biden either. If anything, it is quite clear that he sides with his chosen nation of ethnic priests, like it says in the Bible, not with you or me. But whatever, you need proof, I get that, so let’s wait and see if Yeshua saves the Christian nation of Armenia (the first Christian nation in history, mind you) or not before making our final decision.