Drones Revisited: Continuation

So this is my continuation of my little thought on drones, I made a while back, this time with pictures. Above you see one of the electronic warfare installations Russia is actively introducing into its military. In the video below, the dude is holding a gun that he calls mukhaboyka, which means fly basher.

A commenter left this comment underneath my recent post. I have seen a video of this Russian evacuation drone but it was on my mobile in the bed. I forgot to save the video. So I was searching the internet for the video but couldn’t find anything in English. I then searched google using Russian.

The one in the video look slightly more tweaked out and the above might be an earlier prototype.

Commenter Jackass says that it is fitted with an FPV drone jammer. I heard it has volnorez, literally wave cutter. From what I have heard Russia is developing autonomous tanks and planes: FPV drones might turn out to be another Wunderwaffe, although more successful.

UPD 1: Russia is using aviation to destroy Ukraine’s naval drones.

UPD2

My Insomniac Resurrected Channel on YouTube is under strike again, so I have to lay low. I have posted the video of the Russian evacuation drone on my gaming channel, so I hope it lasts there.

St. Basil, Tits and OnlyFans

Nadezhda Tolokonnikova of Pussy Riot fame is with Lola Banni from Ukraine, which has been accused in Russia of insulting the dignity of the religious. Because she went topless on Red Square, next to St. Basil Cathedral and posted the video to OnlyFans.

Here is the video that was posted in Nadezhda’s tweet:

Lolita Bohdanova aka. Lola Banni, who has gone topless in front of the St. Basil Cathedral has had criminal case brought against her. Bohdanova was released on a promise she will not leave a country. She got the pussy pass…

So, I was interested if OnlyFans is banned in Russia. Newsweek did their investigation, and while there were reports to that effect, it cannot be said that OnlyFans is officially banned. Although, Western sanctions have prevented Russian THOTs from getting money. Turns out Western authorities are bigger THOT patrollers in Russia than Roskomnadzor.

War in a Modern Feminist Country

Here is a close up…

This has been covered here on this blog before, remember this video?

While the men are called to die, women will be whoring it out for other men. Although, having a shortage of “manpower”, it seems the Ukrainian regime is recruiting women now so they might finally achieve a little bit of that gender equality.

But note the tattoos on the girl. 88? We have been told there are no Nazis in Ukraine. Putin made it all up.

UPD: more photos

Recruitment Campaign

3rd storm brigade is fighting zombies…

These above I found on Twitter, below are some leaflets enticing old people to join the fight…

“You have already lived your life, go to the front.” I am not able to decipher the rest. The second one probably says that age is just in your head, enlist in Ukrainian armed forces.

Will There Be War?

Several Western figures are saying that if Putin is not defeated in Ukraine, we here in Central Europe will have to fight Russia.

Pavel (the Czech President) warned against Russian victory. We must give Ukraine everything that it needs.

User Paul Nim wrote: “Since we have jack shit, it looks like Russia will win.”

The former ambassador of Ukraine, Jevhen Perebyjnis says that we ought to give Ukraine all the weapons it needs or our citizens will have to fight Russia.

Timothy Snyder said that this is a European war and Europeans must win it. He says the Europeans are well equipped for this task and there is no excuse to lose this war.

Ineffective

Sanctions are ineffective…

This is not me, vatnik saying it but the manager of Amundi, the largest investment fund in Europe saying it.

From Reuters:

Amundi expects Russia’s gross domestic product (GDP) to grow by 1.5% in 2024 and by 2% in 2025, compared with 0.5% and 1.2% for the euro zone.

“It means that the United States, Europe, Japan, Australia — the major developed countries — are unable to sanction a country effectively,” Amundi’s CIO Vincent Mortier told reporters at a news conference in Paris on the fund manager’s 2024 outlook.

“That’s what it means. We can deplore it, but it’s a reality.”

The impact of the sanctions was visible in terms of asset-freezing for a certain number of people, Mortier said, but not so much on Russia’s imports and exports.

Major emerging economies under the BRICS umbrella (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) as well as countries like Turkey and Kazakhstan benefited from the sanctions as Russia managed to move its exports away from Western countries, Mortier said.

“It’s a reality check. In the end, if we take stock of the war in Ukraine: Europe has suffered directly and strongly; for the United States (the impact is) neutral; but Turkey, Central Asia and Asia more generally have benefited,” he said.