So, Did Those Strikes Accomplish Anything?

Russia is waging an Israel-style war, says Lavrov.

The globalist “reset” within Russia and Ukraine continue apace. Clearly, the dystopian agenda is advancing at full speed, even accelerating, actually.

NEWS FROM RUSSIA: January 7, 2024

But who the blyat cares about that, eh? What about the fireworks going off over Ukraine? The boom-boom-kablooey! That’s what the people care about! If it bleeds, it blogs! So, how many NATO generals did The Shoigu take out with his latest strikes against the Bill Gates pedophiles? Lets see what the pro-Z people have to say!

SouthFront:

On January 5, the Russian Ministry of Defense summed up the results of military operations in Ukraine over the past week. The end of 2023 and the first days of 2024 were marked by a number of large-scale strikes against Ukrainian troops and military facilities throughout the country.

From December 30, 2023 to January 5, 2024, the Russian Air Force carried out 41 group and 1 precision strikes on military facilities in Ukraine. The targets included decision-making centers, military-industrial enterprises, airfields, arsenals, fuel bases of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, places of deployment of Ukrainian military units.

Strikes over the past week have destroyed many military and industrial facilities in different regions of Ukraine, including in the capital. Footage of the strikes in Kiev and several other major cities made headlines in the media, and many videos were widely shared online. That’s why it seems that the Russian military has significantly increased the number of daily strikes in the recent days. However, compared to the figures presented in the official reports of the Russian Ministry of Defense weeks earlier, the intensity of Russian strikes remains virtually unchanged:

• From December 23 to December 29, 2023, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation carried out 50 group and one massive strike with precision weapons and unmanned aerial vehicles.

• From December 16 to 22, 2023, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation carried out 39 group strikes with precision weapons and unmanned aerial vehicles.

The figures confirm that the Ukrainian military constantly suffers heavy losses, but Kiev hides the real damage. The Ukrainian authorities are hyping up around Russian precision strikes filmed by residents of large cities, crying about the fake destruction of civilian infrastructure as a result of Russian attacks.

The SouthFront guys, God bless them, never actually openly lie like many other war news aggregators do. When they lie, they still give you enough clues to figure out the true story even while they hold water for the Russian MoD’s outlandish claims.

First point: what does it mean when they state that the pace of strikes hasn’t actually changed much? Aren’t we analyzing a fresh “wave” of strikes unleashed on Kiev that is designed to teach them a lesson? Hoo-ah! Is the much-vaunted “wave” of strikes not actually all that significant then?

Second point: they repeat the Russian MoD claim that Kiev is hiding the true losses incurred by the wave of strikes. This is rather convenient, no? The reason why some internet cranks such as myself are very skeptical of the MoD claims that they hit anything is not because we don’t see any evidence for any significant military target being hit. Oh no! It is because we are falling for Kiev’s cover-up campaign! The Russian MoD that claimed to have destroyed the UAF two times over last fall wouldn’t lie to us!

Now, I’ve written about these missile strikes many times before.

I stand by my overarching analysis of the strikes: that they are expensive and useless.

Each time, I come to the same conclusions: these strikes are for show and to shore up flagging support at home. All of the key government buildings in Kiev remain untouched. NATO and other Western officials are able to work from their offices in the downtown with impunity. There is plenty of gas, plenty of food, and still plenty of money sent from the West for government officials to embezzle. Russia doesn’t touch key supply depots. They don’t blow up bridges along the Dniepr or strike at border crossings. If they did that, they wouldn’t be able to continue selling their products to Ukraine and to Europe, so we can’t have that.

In other words, the burden of proof should be on the Zanon people.

They told us that the Odessa strikes last summer were a prelude to an attack on Odessa. Spoiler: this never occurred.

They said that the round of strikes before that would cripple command and communication centers — this also did not occur. They claimed that attacking electricity transformers would cripple the UAF — bogus again.

This time around, the claim is that the strikes demonstrated to Kiev that Moscow was 100x seriousthistimeforsureimnotkiddingguys and that they better throw in the towel if they know what is good for them! That the strikes proved that Ukraine’s air defenses had degraded too much to continue the war. Check and mate!

If I am right and they are wrong though, we will still be at war in two weeks time with the UAF no worse for wear from the strikes. Or two weeks after that even, for that matter.

Obviously, the strikes are “working” on some level though because the vast majority of people still think that this is a serious war and that Moscow is either seriously evil or seriously good and they think that because they read screaming headlines about waves of missile strikes. They don’t follow up to find out that all important targets are off-limits, now do they? The true redpill is that this is a managed conflict where the politicians’ machinations have a greater bearing on the front than the generals’ plans.

Polls going down? Fire off some expensive fireworks!

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Caught up in this back and forth, the Russian town of Belgorod continues to be hit hard by Ukraine. If you will recall, it was the point at which Kiev sent teams of Russian-born foreign legion types to show that Kiev can enter Russia with impunity. People in that border town were dying then and they continue to die now. So, if the MoD strikes are supposed to demonstrate that Moscow is serious, then the Belgorod attacks are done with the same intention, only by Kiev.

But unlike the missiles strike on a decommissioned Soviet-era sardine factory in Ukraine pulled off by The Shoigu’s brilliant generals, the attacks on Belgorod actually achieve their aim because they cause a lot of outrage within Russia. Russians were livid that their government can’t stop the incursions and the bombings two years into the special two week brotherly policing action in Ukraine. The governor of Belgorod even filmed an address where he pleaded for assistance and spoke of the need to evacuate Belgorod.

Telegram had a field day:

Putin, Shoigu and Serdyukov carried out the reforms in the army so brilliantly that the governor of the Belgorod region has already begun evacuating Belgorod residents to the rear areas. Plus the most ingenious geopolitical steps in the form of the grain-ammonia deal, in exchange for which Izyum, Kupyansk, other cities of the Kharkov region, as well as the Russian city of Kherson were abandoned.

Brilliant strategists and tacticians rule us. Very talented guys.

A suggestion for Moscow: why not send drone strikes at Ukrainian politicians’ weekend homes, their dachas? If you were serious and wanted to send a message, that is what you would do, of course. But you promised your esteemed Israeli partners that Zelensky and his team would be off-limits, didn’t you. Ah yes, how could I forget that.

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You know, this back and forth missile and drone and shelling campaign reminds me of Palestine, actually.

There, Hamas used to lob a few rockets from time to time at Israel to placate the Gazans by pretending that they were continuing the liberation struggle. Israel responded in kind at the provocations in “self-defense” and to boost its budget and support. Yes, it was an intricate dance that carried on for decades. It was a propaganda war where both combatants were more concerned with their internal approval ratings than with any actual military objectives. The SMO is quite similar to that, I have to admit.

Lavrov was right to point that out recently:

The declared goals of Israel in its ongoing operation against Hamas militants in Gaza seem nearly identical to Moscow's in its campaign against the Ukrainian government, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said in an interview with RIA Novosti on Thursday.

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) has been carrying out a relentless bombing campaign in the Palestinian enclave of Gaza over the past two months following a surprise Hamas attack on Israeli territories on October 7. The attack by the Palestinian militants left some 1,200 people dead and saw the kidnapping of over 200 hostages. Israel’s response, meanwhile, has reportedly cost the lives of over 21,000 people, according to Gaza health officials.

Now, why would Lavrov say something so bold and yet so courageous? As the entire world watches the Gazans be slaughtered en masse as Israel levels entire quarters of town with its bombs, Lavrov decided to speak out in favor of the people committing genocide and comparing the SMO to a vigorous ethnic cleansing campaign. Classic.

As I have explained before, the Kremlin is pro-Zionist now. In fact, the whole reason that the USSR was detonated was because the Communists lost to the Zionists, who then put Putin and his team in power.

I had only gotten as far as Krushchev in my acclaimed tell-all account of the Zionist takeover of Russia, but I did spoil the end by stating that the Kremlin now is, in fact, Zionist. So, this expression of support for Israel by the Russian MFA should have come as no surprise to the Stalkers. But ZAnon was telling us that Russia was working with Iran to fund Hamas and battle Zionism, weren’t they? Yet another lie.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that the end goal of the IDF is the complete destruction of the Hamas movement in all its forms, as well as the elimination of all extremism in Gaza.

Lavrov, however, noted that these goals seem similar to “demilitarization” and “denazification,” which Moscow has been pursuing in Ukraine since it launched its offensive in February 2022.

Lavrov is stating that Russia is also using euphemistic language to justify ethnic cleansing. No, seriously. Reread what he said. How else are we to interpret that statement?

Maybe he is just retarded?

The diplomat noted the hypocrisy demonstrated by Israel’s former government under Prime Minister Yair Lapid, who condemned Russia’s military operation and accused Moscow of attacking the civilian population and annexing parts of Ukraine. “This was unfair,” said Lavrov.

At the same time, the minister pointed out that the current Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu – who took office for a sixth term in December 2022 – has avoided making any statements against Russia, despite international criticism and finding himself in “a difficult situation.”

Bibi appears to be friends with Putin. This is done through Chabad. We will have more to say about the role that Chabad plays in advising President Putin and calling the shots within Russia soon.

Lavrov further recalled that Netanyahu had held two phone conversations with Russian President Vladimir Putin and that the Israelis had helped Moscow evacuate Russian citizens from Gaza.

“Therefore, we need to be very careful about our common history with Israel and, above all, the history of the fight against Nazism. This is the main thing that unites us historically,” Lavrov said.

Again: who are the Nazis? Is it Hamas? Is it Russian patriots? Is it you and me?

The answers to these questions are to be found in my archives, where I delve into who and what the Kremlin are and what their role in the NWO is. You should sign up and read them now. What are you waiting for? Just do it already!

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Speaking of NWOs, I hope to have something more to share about Plato soon! A lot of people are reading those essays, although, paradoxically, I lose like a hundred subs every time I touch on the topic of religion and social engineering. Oh well. But the Zionism stuff does very well. Maybe I ought to write Part III for that series next instead. We shall see.