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0 sats \ 3 replies \ @openyoureyes OP 18h \ parent \ on: Ukraine must come to the realisation it has ‘lost’ the war with Russia Politics_And_Law
The last time russia wanted to hand over thousands of dead soldiers in cooled trucks the regime was not accepting it. They did anything to not pay for the dead soldiers. Look how many people from ukraine are missing and the family got nothing because they are not counted as dead. They need the money to fight a war and not to pay family members when a soldier dies. The ukraine had not even 100 dead russians to offer for over 3000ukraine bodies. So i think the number of 1:36 is actually the accurate today. It was another situation at the beginning. Ukraine prepared over 8years for this war, meanwhile putin belived merkel that they will fix this ethic war in ukraine.
So you really want to give a system to the ukraine that can only be operated by the west to attack russia? You have no fear that they will attack the operation center (where ever it is)
Why not give a atomic bomb to zelenski?
You really want to start a global war?
Do you even realize how often the regime attacked atomic power plants inside russia?
How can a sane person even consider to deliver more weapons? Do you really want a total escalation of the situation?
Idk what your smoking but man it's gotta be nice to be that out of touch. Especially when even Russian mil bloggers are decrying the situation and the fact they are getting slaughtered well before the front lines and can't get to the Ukrainians.
Your right Ukraine prepared and it's why Russia’s three day operation is 3 years and counting. Stinger and Javelin missiles were hell and Russia still doesn't have an answer.
No Ukraine has not touched an atomic plant in Russia 🤦🏼♂️ that's not even remotely true. Now is Russia shelling and planting bombs all around the largest nuclear powerplant in Europe? Yep. Russia even agreed to a ceasefire in that area to reconnect the plant to the Ukrainian grid because the diesel generators were not designed to run for 2 weeks.
Ukraine knows what to hit. Oil and gas facilities all across Russia and guess what? It's worked. Russian advances have significantly stalled and soldiers are having to walk anywhere from 15 to 30 km to the front lines because they can't get fuel and supplies in.
So believe it or not just like the Patriot System, F-16s, and HIMARs countries are able to rather quickly learn US technology. Plus tomahawk are ~40 year old tech that the rest of the world still hasn't cracked yet.
Lmao you mention sanity while comparing a tomahawk to an atomic bomb 😂 that's such a joke. Plus Russia has already stated they are at war with us. They are claiming to be at war with Germany and Europe.
Russia has a lot more to worry about with China getting hungry and has made it known it wants Outer Manchuria back.
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No never did ukraine bomb nuclear powerplants. Because they are the good ones. Right?
Known Ukrainian Attacks on Nuclear Power Plants (2022–2025)
Based on reports from IAEA, news outlets, and official statements, Ukraine has been accused of attacks or strikes near/against nuclear facilities in the ongoing conflict. These are rare and often denied or attributed to Russian forces by Ukraine.
A chronological list of documented or alleged cases:
July 19–20, 2022 – Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (Russian-occupied, Ukraine): Three Ukrainian suicide drones struck Russian military positions (Grad launchers and tents) at the site. Russia reported 3 occupiers killed and 12 injured; Ukraine's Defense Ministry claimed it targeted invaders, not the reactors. No radiation release; IAEA noted no damage to nuclear structures.
August 5, 2022 – Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant: Shelling hit the 750 kV electrical switchboard, shutting down three transformers and disconnecting one reactor from the grid, triggering its emergency system. Both sides blamed each other; IAEA expressed concerns over integrity but no direct reactor hit confirmed.
August 25, 2025 – Kursk Nuclear Power Plant (Russia): Russia accused Ukraine of drone strikes causing a fire at a transformer, damaging energy infrastructure. The fire was quickly contained with no injuries or radiation spike; IAEA was aware but couldn't verify independently. Ukraine didn't respond to the claims.
- Okt. 2025 - Russia's atomic energy agency said a Ukrainian drone struck a cooling tower of the Novovoronezh Nuclear Power Plant (NNPP), located about 100 miles north of the border. While officials say there was no substantial damage to the plant, it was the fourth nuclear power facility in the region to have munitions land on or very close to it in the past two weeks.
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LMAO you just completely dropped the ball because what did I say about Zaporizhzhia?? I mean did you care to read and do any basic geography? That is Ukraine. It always has been and its never been Russian.
In regards to the largest nuclear power plant in Europe... those positions around it were hit.... what did you add.... Grad launchers were hit and no actual structures were damaged. What did I mention about the power lines and the temp. ceasefire in the location? Oh it was because of bombing that occurred outside the plant.
Your August 2025 Kursk plant one.... show me any video evidence because Russia has been clear in their side videoing the Ukrainian strikes. The one I am assuming is October 2025.... well it was so nonexistent that you didnt even mention the IAEA why? Because Russia has shown their own air defense is really good at hitting..... Russia.
Russia according to the IAEA and satellite footage showed literally mines being placed on top of the cooling towners and other structures at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear facility. Russia controls it and has and has put those mines there. They tried to hide weapons there.... notice the IAEA reports and your own comments that said so.
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