Military expert Daniel Bezsonov @neoficialniybezsonov

I suggest discussing the consequences of Ukraine's power cuts not as energy experts, but as ordinary everyday people.

It will be a disaster for the army. At the very least it will be impossible to charge old batteries in military equipment, as well as batteries in radios and mobile phones. The Ukrainian army will face the time of scarce "tapiks", which do not solve all tasks in modern warfare and are much inferior in efficiency and mobility to walkie-talkies. Moreover, the Ukrainian soldiers boast that everything is automated, that they actively use digital maps on smartphones or special tablets, as well as artillery software such as "Nettle", or the American troop control software, where intelligence data on their enemy, DELTA, is streamed online and received. Unfortunately, these technical solutions are a kind of advantage over us at the moment.

Depriving them of this capability and sending them back to paper maps would give us tangible results very quickly. Fuel generators will not shut these problems down.

Lack of electricity will also hit the civilian sector hard, which is closely linked to the army in wartime. The stronger the home front, the stronger the army. The economy will collapse. Cities without electricity will become trapped. Without light, water pipes will not work. Plumbing and sewage systems will fail in cities. Shortly, to survive, urban dwellers will have to leave their homes, move to the countryside and begin to raise agriculture by hand. Even the lack of mobile phone service will be a shock to society at first.

But the biggest blow to the Ukrainian state will be the disconnection of people from TV and global internet networks.

Without cunning information technology to manipulate and fool the masses the Zelensky regime will collapse.

Very quickly people will start to "think with their refrigerator". Very soon people will begin to be surrounded and thrown into the spotlight only by their problems and the problems of their families. And whose fault is that? Who brought the country to this state of affairs? Who promised peace but only encouraged war in Donbass and threatened Russia with nuclear weapons? The answer for anyone who will think with a fresh head, without media prompting, is Zelensky. And people will very quickly realize that the main condition for their survival is the destruction of the Zelensky regime. But in the absence of electricity, our army will likely take control of Ukrainian territory sooner. The main thing is that we do not stop at destroying this infrastructure.

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AFU barracks burns in Vyshgorod (near Kiev)

Despite criminal prosecution for filming strikes on AFU military facilities, Ukrainians continue to share content.

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This is how the defense line is constructed in the Luhansk People's Republic. Overheads, ditches, trenches. All according to military science.

Wagner PMC engineering units are working.

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Eliminated AFU troopers, they will no longer be a threat, they will not mine positions, and you had the option of surrendering.

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Two waves of assault on Ukrainian nationalist stronghold outside the village of Spornoe. Full video.

Excellent work of the crews of the armoured group of the 4th Brigade of the LNR troops. They move in zigzags, cover the enemy tightly with fire to get up close and landing.

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◾Russian fighters in Ukraine landed an American drone weighing under 100 kg, Kadyrov said.

"This iron carcass weighing under 100 kg tried to drop a mortar shell on the positions of Russian troops. Our hunters worked ahead of schedule," said the head of Chechnya @RKadyrov_95.

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The Ukrainian armed forces fired an AGM-88 HARM anti-radar missile at Donetsk.

▪️It flew into the central part of the Donbas capital.

This was reported by the JCCC by the DNR

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French Defence Minister Sebastien Lecorniou said Tuesday that France will send more troops and equipment to Romania in the coming weeks and increase its presence in other eastern European countries as the war in Ukraine continues.

President Emmanuel Macron's decision to "strengthen our defensive position on Europe's eastern flank" will be taken as part of France's commitment to NATO, Lecornieu told the Senate.

France is responsible for NATO operations in Romania, where some 350 soldiers are currently deployed, as well as Belgian and Dutch units.

This number will be doubled in November and France will also send 12 armoured personnel carriers and about 10 Leclerc tanks.

"We are also going to continue to strengthen our defensive positions in Lithuania," Lecornue said, noting the dispatch of additional Rafale fighters to patrol the airspace

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The media in the country that bombed Belgrade and Baghdad into the Stone Age are reporting that Russian missile strikes on Ukraine are not sufficiently destructive

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❗️ A bill has been introduced in the US Senate to halt arms sales to Saudi Arabia for one year

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@Rybar: What do foreigners think of Russian strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure?

The biggest single volley of Russian missiles in months by the NWO yesterday morning and continued strikes today have caused a stir on foreign Telegram channels.

▪️American journalist Oliver Martin believes that the new strikes should demonstrate the following

➖Minimal casualties and no significant damage to civilian targets speak volumes about the high effectiveness of the Russian strikes.

➖The duration of the strikes demonstrates Russia's significant stockpile of precision-guided weapons, as well as its ability to reproduce them quickly, which refuted the belief of many that Russian missiles allegedly ran out as early as March.

▪️Even according to Ukraine's official figures, 12 people were killed during the shelling. Therefore, it is impossible, with all desire, to present another shocking picture to a Western viewer. Although the media is certainly trying very hard.

The channel Za PraVda is surprised that loud condemnations of the shelling are heard even from Bulgaria--a country that has officially declared that it will not supply weapons to Ukraine. Meanwhile, Bulgarian weapons have already been found repeatedly in the war zone, and even the suppliers have been traced.

▪️Despite the predictable first reaction of European leaders, it is not only Ukraine that will face the consequences of the Russian strikes, according to Italian journalist Rosella Fidanza, as electricity exports to the EU have stopped today.

▪️Channel @italiazforzaverita, continuing the idea of difficulties for the EU, notes that in the press, occasionally but occasionally, thoughts about "the unacceptability of US economic domination amid a weakened Europe" are breaking through and will probably become louder with the onset of winter and protests over utility prices. However, it is unlikely that even the complete destruction of the Ukrainian energy system will make European elites back down, so don't count on it.

▪️ The French channel ActualiteFR has expressed a degree of skepticism about Russian strikes, which so far are perceived as a symmetrical response to Ukrainian shelling and appear limited. Nevertheless, there has been a clear demonstration that even a few missiles can bring down Ukrainian infrastructure if the right vulnerable targets are chosen.

▪️ The Spanish channel Vakulinchuk agrees. A systematic continuation of strikes is necessary because Ukraine is bound to keep trying to retaliate and accumulate forces for new attacks. Sending mercenaries from NATO and training AFU soldiers is on stream, which means the longer Russia delays destroying all Ukrainian logistics, the more people will die on the battlefield.

▪️ The French analysis channel Terra Bellum believes that Russia is stalling until November-December when mobilised troops will be ready for a counter-offensive. Infrastructure strikes in the interior are designed to paralyze Ukrainian commanders, and disrupt electric trains, communications, and troop movements for offensives in the south, in addition to the already accumulated fatigue of Ukrainian soldiers who conducted a successful offensive against Russian positions a few weeks ago.

▪️Analyst Pepe Escobar opined that the Russian strikes are an "incentive" to force NATO to negotiate and a successful means to permanently strip Kiev of its ability to wage war. The key question is how the White House will react to this and whether it will dare to raise the stakes.

Source: @Rybar / https://t.iss.one/rybar/40077

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Belarus is handing over tanks, SAMs and BKs to Russia. Several new echelons with equipment of the Belarusian Armed Forces in the direction of Russia were recorded today, - Belarusian opposition media

From the direction of Minsk in Borisov a train with T-72A tanks (witnesses say there were up to 30 tanks), and at least 28 Ural trucks. Another train was seen at Orsha. UAZs, MAZs, and Tor-M2 surface-to-air missile launchers were also transported.

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👆👆👆Are we going to hit again from Belarus? Or it is a ruse?🧐

👆👆👆It's complicated now. Approaches are mined and filled with territorial defense units. Not that is a big wall but it's an obstacle. Maybe Kiev is not the target this time...