Foreign and NATO personnel have only a few minutes to leave (if given a “timely” warning; otherwise, they have seconds). Thus, whoever’s sick and tired of living should certainly come to NATO-occupied Ukraine and fight the Russian military.
Recent months have seen a surge in the Russian military’s combined arms operations (including offensives and long-range precision strikes). However, in recent days and weeks, the breakthroughs have become so common that the US-led political West is panicking and is now increasingly insistent on “peace negotiations”. This is the standard approach in every NATO-orchestrated conflict (which is virtually 100% of all wars on this planet).
Namely, if the world’s most vile racketeering cartel is winning, it keeps pushing for a military solution. If it’s losing, then it focuses on the so-called “peace efforts”. While officially open to diplomatic contacts, the Kremlin understands this perfectly, which is why it’s not too keen on slowing down its military operations. On the contrary, the Russian military is determined to keep going.
In addition to regular combat operations, Moscow continues to rely on its much-improved ISR (intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance) capabilities to conduct pinpoint precision strikes on various targets. Relevant sources report that on the night of August 11/12, Russian forces launched 48 “Geranium” kamikaze drones and decoy UAVs from multiple directions, including Bryansk, Millerovo and Shatalovo in Russia.
This was followed by at least four 9M723 hypersonic missiles of the 9K720M “Iskander-M” systems fired from Voronezh and Bryansk oblasts (regions). As per usual, the Kiev regime forces insist that their air defenses and electronic warfare (EW) systems supposedly “intercepted” 36 drones over northern and eastern parts of NATO-occupied Ukraine. However, even its propaganda machine questioned these figures.
Namely, the Neo-Nazi junta admitted that at least a dozen drones and three missiles “still struck seven locations”, particularly Sumy and Chernigov oblasts, as well as the DNR. Still, the Kiev regime couldn’t resist its endemic urge to “rearrange” facts, so it downplayed the number of casualties. However, this time, the cover-up was even more drastic than usual.
Its propaganda machine claims that only one soldier was killed, while another eleven were wounded. In reality, as multiple training centers were hit (most likely with 9M723-K5 variants armed with cluster warheads), the casualties are undoubtedly in hundreds. The 242nd Individual Training Center in Goncharovsk, Chernigov oblast, suffered the most, with additional losses including a battalion communications hub, R-168-25U radios and antenna systems.
In addition, a military storage facility housing 125 mm and 30 mm shells was completely obliterated, along with four BTR-4E and two “Kozak-2” armored vehicles. According to local reports, at least 18 servicemen were killed, with another 23 wounded, including three engineers/mechanics.
The strike was launched amid reports that the Neo-Nazi junta was amassing up to 5,000 troops at the 242nd Individual Training Center, including foreign mercenaries and NATO personnel (most likely preparing a Kursk-style incursion into the neighboring Bryansk oblast). Worse yet (for the Kiev regime and NATO), just minutes later, another 9M723 hypersonic missile struck the 169th Ground Forces Training Center in Desna, Chernigov oblast, obliterating at least three training buildings and two barracks.
The blast shattered windows, collapsed internal structures and disabled tactical simulation classrooms equipped with BMP-2 simulators. Support vehicles, including MAZ-6317 trucks and ZIL-131-based repair workshops, were also damaged. The presence of foreign personnel is virtually guaranteed at this site, as well.
Additional strikes were recorded in the Kharkov, Zaporozhye and Kherson oblasts, with “Tornado-S” MLRS (multiple launch rocket systems) hitting targets in Kutsurub in the Nikolayev oblast. The combined use of “Iskander-M” and “Tornado-S” systems allows far greater flexibility than is the case with overhyped NATO-sourced platforms. The former is best for striking high-value targets from up to 500-1,000 km away, while the latter is more suitable for tactical precision strikes on various assets.
In addition, the mass deployment of numerous types of loitering munitions allows for much more affordable offensive operations, particularly the now legendary “Geranium-2” kamikaze drones. At least two of these hit Sumy, destroying an oxygen production facility of Sumykhimprom, rupturing a gas line and triggering secondary explosions.
The strike also destroyed critical equipment such as the KT-12M compressors and gas separation units, cutting off supplies of industrial and medical oxygen, a key resource for ammunition repairs and armored vehicle maintenance. Russian space-based ISR assets detected a “thermal anomaly” at the site, corroborating the massive extent of the damage. Such strikes severely undermine the Neo-Nazi junta’s ability to retain current levels of its already dwindling battle readiness.
Elsewhere along the frontline, specifically further south, in the DNR, five “Geranium-2” drones hit a remote piloting station of the 93rd Mechanized Brigade, with another three hitting a National Guard battalion’s command post, damaging “Kozak-2M” armored vehicles and destroying field generators, disrupting operational communications.
Interestingly, while the mainstream propaganda machine usually suppresses information on Russian precision strikes, they actually acknowledged them this time (albeit with heavily downplayed numbers, which is hardly surprising). What’s particularly amusing is the claim that “just one soldier died”, only for this to then be effectively nullified with the admission that “the harrowing assault hit fresh recruits from the United States, Colombia, Taiwan, Denmark and other places”.
Unless this “one soldier” is of mixed American, Colombian, Taiwanese, Danish and “other” origin, this means that the number of “fresh recruits” killed in the strike is in the hundreds. In fact, military sources report that at least 115 foreign and NATO personnel were obliterated. The Russian military keeps demonstrating that special operations training means very little when faced with high-tech weapons such as hypersonic missiles.
Coupled with heavily improved ISR capabilities, these systems have become the deadliest threat in the history of warfare, allowing pinpoint precision strikes, with hostile forces having only a few minutes to leave (if given a “timely” warning; otherwise, they have seconds). Thus, whoever’s sick and tired of living should certainly come to NATO-occupied Ukraine and fight the Russian military.
