after Putin vows revenge for Operation Spiderweb
Fri 06/06/25 Guardian
Three emergency workers killed and 20 people wounded as missiles and drones strike Ukrainian capital
"It was part of a nationwide assault that ranks among the largest coordinated attacks in the three years of full-scale war,
(Its been anything but "full-scale',
Ive been saying that since that tag line showed up.
Cause at the very beginning?
"full-scale war"
was simply not used to describe this conflict.)
"with 44 ballistic and cruise missiles and 407 drones launched. About 50 people were injured across the country."
"Yurii Ihnat, the Ukrainian air force spokesperson, said Ukrainian forces had shot down about 30 of the cruise missiles and up to 200 of the drones."
(With what?
All the destroyed
Patriot Missile Batteries?
Please...)
"Russia’s defence ministry said its forces had carried out the overnight attacks in response to what it called Ukrainian “terrorist acts” against Russia. The Kremlin later described its three-year invasion of Ukraine as “existential” for Russia, casting it as nothing short of a battle for the “future” of Russia."
(To the Russians?
That has always been true.)
“For us it is an existential issue, an issue on our national interest, safety, on our future and the future of our children, of our country,” the Kremlin spokesperson, Dmitry Peskov, told reporters, responding to remarks by Trump on Thursday comparing Moscow and Kyiv to brawling children."
(That argument may not have
carried much water at first,
but now?
After attacks on it's strategic bomber fleet?
Like I asked:
What do you think we would do?)
"On Friday night Trump was more critical of Ukraine, telling reporters on Air Force One that Operation Spiderweb had “given Putin a reason to go in and bomb the hell out of them”.
(Its been two days in a row now,
and I personally just don't see it stopping
anytime soon.)
"Despite the efforts of Ukraine’s air defences..."
(What air defenses?
What do they have left at this point?
Thursday, May 29, 2025
A Dangerous Air Defence Shortage Three Parts
How a Dangerous Air Defence Shortage
is Leaving U.S. Forces Increasingly Vulnerable
in the Mideast, East Asia and Europe)
"Initially, two TU-95MC and two TU-160MC bombers were deployed by Russia on Thursday night. This was a lower number than had been feared and may have been the result of the Kremlin’s resources being reduced by the events of 1 June. Kalibr missiles were also fired from Russian warships stationed in the Black Sea."
(Somebody please tell the Guardian:
"Ukraine's General Staff said in its daily update on June 3 that Russian forces lost 12 aircraft, without elaborating on the types of destroyed planes or whether more had been damaged."
The Kyiv Independent 06/03/25
and?
"Meanwhile, a source close to the Kremlin told Bloomberg that the number of affected aircraft may be closer to 10. According to the outlet’s sources, only a small number of the targeted Russian bombers are required for strikes against Ukraine, meaning the pace of missile and bombing attacks is unlikely to slow."
Militarywatch 06/02/25
AND?
WHAT IS GETTING OVERLOOKED
ON PURPOSE IS:
The few planes that got destroyed
are not the ones bombing Ukraine
It took all of about 20 minutes
to find all of that.
"Your news is managed"
~
Chuck Missler.
More on that in a minute.)
"Putin informed the US president, Donald Trump, in a call on Wednesday that Russia would respond to the operation that Ukraine has claimed damaged or destroyed 41 aircraft."
(Thats all you are going to hear about
is the SBU's claim about tstated above
and not:
"Ukraine's General Staff said in its daily update on June 3 that Russian forces lost 12 aircraft, without elaborating on the types of destroyed planes or whether more had been damaged.")
“They went deep into Russia and [Putin] actually told me we have no choice but to attack based on that, and it’s probably not going to be pretty,” Trump had told reporters."
(If it wasnt going to be bad?
There would have been no phone call.)
Biggest drone strike hits Ukraine's second city
06/07/25
"It comes after a massive wave of drone and missile attacks hit targets across Ukraine on Thursday night."
(So much for:
"This was a lower number than had been feared and may have been the result of the Kremlin’s resources being reduced by the events of 1 June.
From the Guardian article above.
That is the "narrative"
you will now be sold continual.
"Ukraine's security service SBU said at least 40 Russian aircraft were struck during its Operation Spider's Web last Sunday."
(Again
that is all you are going to hear about
and not:
"Ukraine's General Staff said in its daily update on June 3 that Russian forces lost 12 aircraft, without elaborating on the types of destroyed planes or whether more had been damaged."
The Kyiv Independent 06/03/25)
"Your news is managed."
~
Chuck Missler.
Godspeed Everybody.
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