Popular Post rabas Posted yesterday at 03:40 PM Popular Post Posted yesterday at 03:40 PM 1 hour ago, zmisha said: Good news for the Z guys! Kursk oblast has been liberated completely now. https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/putin-hails-end-ukraines-kursk-incursion-with-expulsion-last-ukrainian-troops-2025-04-26/ Surely Z-Putin feels shame acknowledging Ukraine held significant Russian territory for 9 months, and needed N Koreans to free it because Z-losses were so high. 1 1 1 1
Popular Post rabas Posted yesterday at 03:45 PM Popular Post Posted yesterday at 03:45 PM In a surprise technical leap, Russia develops drone-man, able to fly like a quad drone by extending arms and legs. Launchable from vehicles. Controllers under development. 3
zmisha Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago 2 hours ago, rabas said: Surely Z-Putin feels shame acknowledging Ukraine held significant Russian territory for 9 months, and needed N Koreans to free it because Z-losses were so high. It was a time full of shame and despair. Let me remind you that last September Ukraine was advancing in Kursk towards Moscow, and it was also announced that Russia would simply be shot at with long-range missiles. In such a situation, the Ukrainian army could have been in Moscow in a matter of hours. And in such a difficult situation, the communication between the great leaders Vladimir and Kim led to the fact that Z-Leader Vladimir found a solution to the problem - to demonstratively scratch the huge Russian nuclear balls. Vladimir declared that according to the new nuclear doctrine, the United States would be responsible for Ukraine. After that, the problem of mass shelling with long-range missiles was solved. Z guys breathed a sigh of relief and said - thank you, our great leader! Of course, communication with Kim, who constantly uses nuclear intimidation, was very useful. Recently, scratching nuclear balls has become a regular occurrence. And we see a completely different result in Ukraine. From the latest news - Shoigu recently threatened the West with nuclear weapons and announced the need to conduct nuclear tests. Z guys hope that scratching will be done more often and both hands will be used simultaneously - the Z leader and the ministry of defense. 3 1
sharot724 Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago Do you know when the Taurus Missiles will arrive from Germany? 1 1
zmisha Posted 12 hours ago Posted 12 hours ago 3 hours ago, sharot724 said: Do you know when the Taurus Missiles will arrive from Germany? When Putin said that he liked Biden more than Trump, he also said why. Because Biden is predictable. This allowed Putin to prepare countermeasures in advance and successfully neutralize the threat of long range missles. Unfortunately, Trump is completely unpredictable. Therefore, we do not know when the decision will be made to deliver the Taurus and whether they will be delivered at all. Why is Trump's decision important here? As Putin said, US occupation troops have been in Germany since 1945, they just changed their name. Based on this, the Z guys believe that Germany is under US external control. 1 2
frank83628 Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago 14 hours ago, rabas said: Surely Z-Putin feels shame acknowledging Ukraine held significant Russian territory for 9 months, and needed N Koreans to free it because Z-losses were so high. Absolutely no evidence of NK troops involved whatsoever 1 1 2
stevenl Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago 40 minutes ago, frank83628 said: Absolutely no evidence of NK troops involved whatsoever Absolutely showing you don't know what you're talking about. Keep reading your fringe media and you'll never find out the truth. 1 1
frank83628 Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago 4 minutes ago, stevenl said: Absolutely showing you don't know what you're talking about. Keep reading your fringe media and you'll never find out the truth. Show me proof of NK soldier there 1 1
stevenl Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago 43 minutes ago, frank83628 said: Show me proof of NK soldier there Done already, just not by the fringe media, the only ones you recognise.
sharot724 Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago 12 hours ago, zmisha said: It was a time full of shame and despair. Let me remind you that last September Ukraine was advancing in Kursk towards Moscow, and it was also announced that Russia would simply be shot at with long-range missiles. In such a situation, the Ukrainian army could have been in Moscow in a matter of hours. And in such a difficult situation, the communication between the great leaders Vladimir and Kim led to the fact that Z-Leader Vladimir found a solution to the problem - to demonstratively scratch the huge Russian nuclear balls. Vladimir declared that according to the new nuclear doctrine, the United States would be responsible for Ukraine. After that, the problem of mass shelling with long-range missiles was solved. Z guys breathed a sigh of relief and said - thank you, our great leader! Of course, communication with Kim, who constantly uses nuclear intimidation, was very useful. Recently, scratching nuclear balls has become a regular occurrence. And we see a completely different result in Ukraine. From the latest news - Shoigu recently threatened the West with nuclear weapons and announced the need to conduct nuclear tests. Z guys hope that scratching will be done more often and both hands will be used simultaneously - the Z leader and the ministry of defense. Best this post go with our esteem expert poster as he has asked the question: Don't you get tired of fear mongering
frank83628 Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago 3 minutes ago, stevenl said: Done already, just not by the fringe media, the only ones you recognise. Done already by who?...its only been based on reports from Ukraine, not internationally verified or rscognised, denied by Russian forces.... again, what proof do you have? 1
Popular Post Rimmer Posted 10 hours ago Popular Post Posted 10 hours ago Russia has officially confirmed the deployment of North Korean soldiers in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, particularly in the Kursk region. This marks a significant development in the war, highlighting the deepening military ties between Moscow and Pyongyang.Wikipedia+2Reddit+2Wikipedia+2Reuters Confirmation and Deployment On April 26, 2025, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that Russian forces had regained control of the Kursk region, previously captured by Ukraine in a surprise offensive. Putin declared the Ukrainian operation a failure and claimed this victory enables further advances. However, Ukrainian officials disputed these claims, stating the battle in Kursk continues and calling Russia’s statements propaganda. Despite setbacks following Ukraine’s earlier territorial gains, particularly in August, Moscow has reportedly regained key areas with the help of about 14,000 North Korean troops. General Valery Gerasimov praised the North Korean soldiers for their support. New York Post+3New York Post+3AP News+3 Combat Performance and Casualties North Korean troops, estimated at around 14,000, have been actively involved in combat operations in the Kursk region. Despite initial challenges due to inadequate equipment and lack of experience, these forces have adapted to the battlefield conditions. Reports indicate that by March 2025, approximately 5,000 North Korean soldiers had been killed or wounded. ABC News A notable incident highlighting their involvement is a bodycam video released by Ukraine's Special Operations Forces, showing eight Ukrainian rangers eliminating 25 North Korean troops in Russian trenches in Kursk. The Ukrainian rangers quickly secured advantageous firing positions and launched a successful assault, despite being outnumbered and under artillery fire. One ranger was injured by shrapnel during the encounter, but the team continued their attack, using thermal vision scopes and grenade launchers. After neutralizing the North Korean unit, the rangers discovered and confiscated documents, including Russian materials and notes in Korean. The incident occurred in March 2025 in the Kursk region, previously captured by Ukraine in a counter-invasion aimed at diverting Russian forces and strengthening Ukraine's position in peace talks. Moscow had deployed over 11,000 North Korean soldiers to reclaim the territory, though their effectiveness has been questioned due to issues like friendly fire and desertion. Financial Times+4New York Post+4AP News+4 Strategic Implications The deployment of North Korean troops underscores the strengthening alliance between Russia and North Korea. This collaboration extends beyond personnel, with North Korea supplying Russia with significant military aid, including ballistic missiles and artillery shells. Intelligence from Ukraine and South Korea, supported by satellite imagery and social media evidence, indicates North Korea has provided Russia with 148 KN-23 and KN-24 missiles, millions of artillery shells, and rocket systems. A joint Reuters investigation tracked 64 shipments over 20 months, involving 15,000 containers and an estimated 4 million artillery rounds. Experts suggest North Korean munitions now constitute up to 70% of Russia’s artillery supplies, making them strategically essential. Additionally, newer North Korean weapons are being tested on Ukrainian battlefields, potentially enhancing Pyongyang’s capabilities. Despite denials, North Korea also reportedly sent thousands of troops to Russia’s Kursk region, with continued deployments after initial heavy losses. This growing military alliance, formalized by a 2024 treaty between Kim Jong-un and Vladimir Putin, may lead to further exchanges of advanced weaponry and technology, strengthening both nations’ military power. Reuters+2The Guardian+2Wikipedia+2 For a comprehensive overview of North Korea's involvement in the Russian invasion of Ukraine, you can refer to the following sources:Wikipedia Reuters: Inside North Korea's vast operation to help Russia's war on Ukraine AP News: Russia says it has fully reclaimed the Kursk region. Ukraine says it is still fighting there. Kyiv Post: Kremlin Confirms North Korean Soldiers Fighting in Ukraine Wikipedia: North Korean involvement in the Russian invasion of Ukraine 2 1 3 "Smoke me a kipper, I'll be back for breakfast!" Arnold Judas Rimmer of Jupiter Mining Corporation Ship Red Dwarf
Bkk Brian Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago 1 minute ago, Rimmer said: Russia has officially confirmed the deployment of North Korean soldiers in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, particularly in the Kursk region. This marks a significant development in the war, highlighting the deepening military ties between Moscow and Pyongyang.Wikipedia+2Reddit+2Wikipedia+2Reuters Confirmation and Deployment On April 26, 2025, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that Russian forces had regained control of the Kursk region, previously captured by Ukraine in a surprise offensive. Putin declared the Ukrainian operation a failure and claimed this victory enables further advances. However, Ukrainian officials disputed these claims, stating the battle in Kursk continues and calling Russia’s statements propaganda. Despite setbacks following Ukraine’s earlier territorial gains, particularly in August, Moscow has reportedly regained key areas with the help of about 14,000 North Korean troops. General Valery Gerasimov praised the North Korean soldiers for their support. New York Post+3New York Post+3AP News+3 Combat Performance and Casualties North Korean troops, estimated at around 14,000, have been actively involved in combat operations in the Kursk region. Despite initial challenges due to inadequate equipment and lack of experience, these forces have adapted to the battlefield conditions. Reports indicate that by March 2025, approximately 5,000 North Korean soldiers had been killed or wounded. ABC News A notable incident highlighting their involvement is a bodycam video released by Ukraine's Special Operations Forces, showing eight Ukrainian rangers eliminating 25 North Korean troops in Russian trenches in Kursk. The Ukrainian rangers quickly secured advantageous firing positions and launched a successful assault, despite being outnumbered and under artillery fire. One ranger was injured by shrapnel during the encounter, but the team continued their attack, using thermal vision scopes and grenade launchers. After neutralizing the North Korean unit, the rangers discovered and confiscated documents, including Russian materials and notes in Korean. The incident occurred in March 2025 in the Kursk region, previously captured by Ukraine in a counter-invasion aimed at diverting Russian forces and strengthening Ukraine's position in peace talks. Moscow had deployed over 11,000 North Korean soldiers to reclaim the territory, though their effectiveness has been questioned due to issues like friendly fire and desertion. Financial Times+4New York Post+4AP News+4 Strategic Implications The deployment of North Korean troops underscores the strengthening alliance between Russia and North Korea. This collaboration extends beyond personnel, with North Korea supplying Russia with significant military aid, including ballistic missiles and artillery shells. Intelligence from Ukraine and South Korea, supported by satellite imagery and social media evidence, indicates North Korea has provided Russia with 148 KN-23 and KN-24 missiles, millions of artillery shells, and rocket systems. A joint Reuters investigation tracked 64 shipments over 20 months, involving 15,000 containers and an estimated 4 million artillery rounds. Experts suggest North Korean munitions now constitute up to 70% of Russia’s artillery supplies, making them strategically essential. Additionally, newer North Korean weapons are being tested on Ukrainian battlefields, potentially enhancing Pyongyang’s capabilities. Despite denials, North Korea also reportedly sent thousands of troops to Russia’s Kursk region, with continued deployments after initial heavy losses. This growing military alliance, formalized by a 2024 treaty between Kim Jong-un and Vladimir Putin, may lead to further exchanges of advanced weaponry and technology, strengthening both nations’ military power. Reuters+2The Guardian+2Wikipedia+2 For a comprehensive overview of North Korea's involvement in the Russian invasion of Ukraine, you can refer to the following sources:Wikipedia Reuters: Inside North Korea's vast operation to help Russia's war on Ukraine AP News: Russia says it has fully reclaimed the Kursk region. Ukraine says it is still fighting there. Kyiv Post: Kremlin Confirms North Korean Soldiers Fighting in Ukraine Wikipedia: North Korean involvement in the Russian invasion of Ukraine Actually also confirmed by Chinese media, Russia admits North Korea help, thanks troops for reclaiming Kursk https://www.scmp.com/news/world/russia-central-asia/article/3308074/ukraine-war-russia-admits-north-korea-help-thanks-troops-reclaiming-kursk 1 1
frank83628 Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago So, only as of yesterday has it been confirmed by Russia 1 1 2
rabas Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago 2 hours ago, frank83628 said: Absolutely no evidence of NK troops involved whatsoever See above. Russia has officially confirmed that their denials were, as always, as predictable, as shown by evidence, just propaganda, again. 1 1
frank83628 Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago 3 minutes ago, rabas said: See above. Russia has officially confirmed that their denials were, as always, as predictable, as shown by evidence, just propaganda, again. Ther was confirmation as of yesterday, however I have not sat down to read it fully yet 1
GroveHillWanderer Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago 49 minutes ago, frank83628 said: So, only as of yesterday has it been confirmed by Russia So you only believe things when they're confirmed by Russia? That seems a somewhat foolish approach to take, given that they've lied over and over again about this conflict. Remember for instance when they kept saying that they weren't going to invade Ukraine, right up until they actually did? Anyway, the Ukrainians provided proof of North Korean involvement (pictures of captured soldiers and their ID documents) months ago. Ukraine shares first pictures of North Korean soldiers captured fighting for Russia https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/ukraine-shares-first-pictures-of-north-korean-soldiers-captured-fighting-for-russia/undal6o3l 1 1
zmisha Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago 43 minutes ago, GroveHillWanderer said: So you only believe things when they're confirmed by Russia? That seems a somewhat foolish approach to take, given that they've lied over and over again about this conflict. Looks like he believes only things when they're confirmed by the both sides. That seems to be the wisest approach. 1
frank83628 Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago 55 minutes ago, GroveHillWanderer said: So you only believe things when they're confirmed by Russia? That seems a somewhat foolish approach to take, given that they've lied over and over again about this conflict. Remember for instance when they kept saying that they weren't going to invade Ukraine, right up until they actually did? Anyway, the Ukrainians provided proof of North Korean involvement (pictures of captured soldiers and their ID documents) months ago. Ukraine shares first pictures of North Korean soldiers captured fighting for Russia https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/ukraine-shares-first-pictures-of-north-korean-soldiers-captured-fighting-for-russia/undal6o3l I take everything from the western propaganda MSM with a pinch of salt. They have been proven liars numerous times and lack any credibility, as do the posters here that repeat it 1 1
rough diamond Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago 15 minutes ago, frank83628 said: I take everything from the western propaganda MSM with a pinch of salt. They have been proven liars numerous times and lack any credibility, as do the posters here that repeat it I assume therefore that you take the "non western" propaganda MSM as the truth. What sources are they BTW? 1
GroveHillWanderer Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago 1 hour ago, frank83628 said: I take everything from the western propaganda MSM with a pinch of salt. They have been proven liars numerous times and lack any credibility, as do the posters here that repeat it You mean they actually lie more often than the Russians do, in relation to this conflict? That would take some doing. 1
Popular Post problemfarang Posted 4 hours ago Popular Post Posted 4 hours ago SLAVA UKRAINI! some of our boys from other squad.. if im not mistaken they are located like 4-5 streets away where we are 1 1 1
problemfarang Posted 52 minutes ago Posted 52 minutes ago 9 hours ago, frank83628 said: Done already by who?...its only been based on reports from Ukraine, not internationally verified or rscognised, denied by Russian forces.... again, what proof do you have? 11 hours ago, frank83628 said: Absolutely no evidence of NK troops involved whatsoever lol you are a troll i dont know why even people reply you 1
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