relayerbob
relayerbob's JournalA very good analysis of why we aren't told everything by the Ukrainian MOD
Just assume there is a LOT more going on than what we are hearing about, and further, a LOT of what we are hearing from NATO is disinformation and distraction away from what they are really doing and providing.
Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine Anna Malar informs:
☑️ Why can't you publicly speak or write about the fact that Ukraine is negotiating with someone about the supply of military equipment, weapons, ammunition and whatever for the Armed Forces?
Because the Russian Federation is doing its best to terminate the contracts.
☑️ why can't we talk about the fact that during the war deliveries have already taken place and we have something new?
Because the enemy immediately corrects his actions under new data.
☑️Why can't you call accurate addresses and recognizable descriptions of objects in which missiles were fired or missiles were missed - you all already know - because this is fixing fire for the enemy.
☑️why can't you publicly teach military objects (hospital is too, by the way, a military object), whereabouts of weapons, military equipment, personal warehouse?
Because the likelihood of the object being destroyed by the enemy increases dozens of times.
☑️why don't you have to publicly make fact checking statements and publications of security agencies and intelligence services during the war?
Cause this is a war. Believe that these statements pass a lot of foreign filters and if they are published, then it is necessary for the defense of the state. After victory - there will be inspiration, you'll understand.
☑️why don't you have to publicly and publicly doubt the decisions and information of the zsu? [Air defense]
Because zsu is the most informed about the situation on the front. And if you don't understand the decision, then you just don't know everything. Besides, military decisions cannot be made under the influence of public opinion - because they are professional decisions, it's just like in surgery.
Meanwhile in Russia
In Nizhnekamsk, Russia, workers at the Hemont plant staged a spontaneous strike.
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