Comments by "Graeme Peters" (@graemepeters5717) on "MASSIVELY SUCCESSFUL COUNTER ATTACK of Ukrainians Near Bakhmut. Russians RISK BEING SURROUNDED" video.

  1. Ukraine has lost 414 tanks/APVs in the last MONTH (27/01-27/02) - 4 from Poland is not going to change Kiev's fortunes! No, Saudi pledged $100m of humanitarian aid and $300m of crude oil and petroleum products! Only 3 of those planes are in the vicinity of Ukraine, so that one can be replaced. As of July last year, 14 Russian generals had died in Ukraine - because they serve WITH their troops not sat in a "warm and cozy office" - Pure Russian Dud bullsh*t! If Russia had lost that many 'dead', of the 270k they originally deployed (most of the mobilised troops have yet to be deployed), why are the pink areas of the map still growing EVERY DAY? Even with mass conscription, Western weapons and foreign mercenaries, Ukraine is still losing! No need to take Bakhmut until the UA stops refilling it with troops. Demilitarizing a town is easier when you surround it on 3 sides! The Russian Dud gets ever more desperate for copium for himself and his Nazi-supporting subscribers! Lego man no longer wants his hairpiece back - The Dud has made it too 'soy'!
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  2. Demilitarisation increases! 28.02.2023 (15:35) Russian Defence Ministry report on the progress of the special military operation The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continue the special military operation. In Kupyansk direction, the attacks, launched the artillery of the 'Zapad' Group of Forces, have resulted in the neutralisation of the AFU units near Sinkovka, Krakhmalnoye (Kharkov region), and Novosyolovskoye (Lugansk People's Republic). The enemy losses were up to 25 Ukrainian servicemen and two motor vehicles. In Krasny Liman direction, the active operations of the 'Tsentr' Group of Forces, as well as the attacks, launched the artillery have resulted in the neutralisation of the AFU manpower and hardware near Stelmakhovka, Chervonopopovka, Chervonaya Dibrova and Kuzmino (Lugansk People's Republic). The AFU losses were up to 120 Ukrainian servicemen, four armoured fighting vehicles and one Akatsia self-propelled howitzer. In Donetsk direction, the active operations of the 'Yug' Group of Forces, as well as the attacks by air strikes, artillery, and heavy flamethrower systems, have resulted in the neutralisation of about 350 Ukrainian servicemen, two armoured fighting vehicles, four motor vehicles, one D-20 howitzer and two D-30 howitzer. In South Donetsk and Zaporozhye directions, Operational-Tactical Aviation and the artillery of the 'Vostok' Group of Forces have launched a complex fire attack against the units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) near Ugledar, Shevchenko (Donetsk People's Republic), and Zelyony Gay (Zaporozhye region). The enemy suffered up to 45 Ukrainian servicemen killed and wounded, two infantry fighting vehicles and three pickup trucks. One AFU munition depot has been destroyed near Chervonoye(Zaporozhye region). In Kherson direction, one munition depot has been hit near Tokarevo (Kherson region). Operational-Tactical and Army aviation, Missile Troops and Artillery of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation have neutralised 93 AFU artillery units at their firing positions, manpower and hardware in 162 areas. Air defence facilities have shot down six projectiles launched by HIMARS MLRS. In addition, eight Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles have been destroyed near Rubezhnoye, Zaliman, Kremennaya (Lugansk People's Republic), Blagoveshchenka, Nikolskoye, Vladimirovka, Blagodatnoye (Donetsk People's Republic) and Lesnoye (Zaporozhye region).
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  3. 28.02.2023 (08:05) Briefing by the Chief of Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Protection Troops of Russian Armed Forces Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov on the West preparations for large-scale provocations involving toxic chemicals in Ukraine. "Toxic chemicals delivered to Kramatorsk In addition, the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation received information that on 10 February 2023, a rail transport arrived in Ukraine (Kramatorsk) with a cargo of chemicals in one of its cars, accompanied by a group of foreign nationals. The car was detached and towed to the territory of the Kuybyshev Iron and Steel Works in Kramatorsk, where it was unloaded under the control of the Security Service of Ukraine and the AFU command representatives. The consignment consisted of 16 sealed metal boxes, eight of which were labelled with a chemical hazard symbol, BZ inscription and marked with two red bands, corresponding to the class of poisonous substances of temporary incapacitation action. Five of the boxes were labelled as 'C-S-RIOT', three were labelled as 'C-R-RIOT' with a single red band, which corresponds to substances with an irritant action. The cargo was placed on the U.S.-manufactured armoured vehicles, which moved to the combat line of contact as part of the convoy. On 19 February, 11 cars of specially marked shrapnel ammunition have been unloaded in Kramatorsk. The unloading took place at night on a platform in the suburbs, with the car labelled as 'Building materials', 'Cement'. According to the information of the Russian Ministry of Defence, the U.S. Army has previously upgraded its shrapnel rounds to be loaded with ready-to-use, liquid formulated irritant acids. The facts of the simultaneous delivery of toxic chemicals and protection means indicate an attempted large-scale provocation using the BZ psychotropic warfare agent during the conflict. Threats posed by using BZ Under the Chemical Weapons Convention, BZ agent is a controlled chemical and its use is prohibited under Article 1 of the CWC. This chemical causes acute phrenoplegia, disorientation, hallucinations, and memory impairment. BZ agent is a standard war gas for the U.S. Army. It was used extensively during the Vietnam War. The United States and its allies have repeatedly used chemical munitions in the military conflicts in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria. The U.S. declared a total destruction of stocks of BZ as early as 1990. Fifty tonnes of the substance have been disposed of, but samples were left behind. In addition, the possibility of synthesising BZ precursors from pharmaceutical production facilities in the volume of up to several dozen tonnes per year is now retained. Examples of U.S. provocative actions We have repeatedly noted that Western leadership regularly make provocative statements about the possibility of Russia using weapons of mass destruction. However, similar projects have been implemented many times by the USA itself to achive political goals. For example, a vial of 'washing powder' in the hands of U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell prompted the invasion of Iraq and the deaths of over half a million Iraqi citizens. In 2017, photos of the White Helmets replicated by news agencies, showing people wearing ordinary gauze bandages taking samples at the site of the alleged use of sarin, led to a U.S. missile strike on Shayrat airbase in Syria. In 2018, staged shootings of allegedly chlorine-poisoned children in Douma (Syrian) caused the destruction of a research centre in Barzah and Jamraya. I would like to remind that no one has been held accountable for these crimes so far. International legal assessment of the use of toxic chemicals in the conduct of hostilities U.S. compliance with its obligations under the CWC is distinctly selective. Any restrictions under this treaty that threat to U.S. national interests are ignored with the direct connivance of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. For example, in violation of Article 1 of the Convention and the 1925 Geneva Protocol, the United States Department of Defense has legalised the use of a range of chemicals as weapons of war. Its use is envisaged with a wide range of standard ammunition. I would like to warn you that the Russian stationary and mobile CBRN monitoring complexes deployed in the area of the special military operation make it possible to identify chemical threats in a timely manner and to respond to them promptly. It is therefore a mistake for the West to count on successful provocations with toxic chemicals in a warfare environment. The analytical capabilities of the Russian Ministry of Defence chemical laboratories can reliably determine not only the type of chemical used, but also the country of manufacture. For example, the information presented on the slide about the use of improvised munitions against Russian troops by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) is widely known. Investigations proved that it was a thermal ammunition that contained flammable oxidisers and additives, some of which were produced in the Czech Republic. We warn that in the event of provocation using toxic chemicals, the true culprits will be identified and punished. We will continue to work to expose the Western criminal activities in violation of the Chemical Weapons Convention."
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