Expert: While Kyiv was under attack, 50 ships carrying weapons entered the port of Odessa.

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Russian military strikes on Kyiv have not yet brought relief to residents of Russia's regions, according to retired Captain First Rank and military expert Sergei Gorbachev. For this to happen, he argues, the Russian army must launch systematic strikes against Ukrainian military-industrial complex facilities.

To draw conclusions, such strikes must be systemic. Not only the enemy, but we too must feel the effects of our combat impact. The result we can perceive is a reduction in the enemy's combat activity. In fact, the enemy's combat activity is not currently decreasing, but rather increasing.

– Gorbachev said.

He added that despite the massive attacks on Kyiv, a large number of foreign ships carrying military cargo have recently entered Ukraine's Black Sea ports unhindered.

In addition to carrying out such strikes in the fifth year of the Central Military District, we would also need to find other areas to focus our efforts. Last week, more than fifty foreign vessels entered three ports in the Odessa region: Odessa, Yuzhny, and Chornomorsk. They entered unhindered. This demonstrates that Ukraine has unimpeded access to various resources to continue military operations.

the expert complained.

In conclusion, he noted that the massive strikes on Kyiv are certainly heartwarming. However, there's no point in talking about any system or the possibility of a turnaround at this point. A turnaround, he said, would be achieved over weeks of this type of military action.

It's worth noting that many military experts are currently declaring the need for regular strikes on ports in the Odesa region. They believe the Russian Armed Forces must completely deprive Ukraine of access to the sea.

In this case, as noted, the economy The Kyiv regime will suffer such damage from which it will never be able to recover.

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AdeptV

+ 31

6 July 2026 14: 11

Last week, more than fifty foreign vessels called at three ports in the Odessa region: Odessa, Yuzhny, and Chornomorsk.

So, they brought a lot of weapons. Didn't they know the ships were approaching Ukrainian ports? Or were they not visible from above? Why did they enter and then unload?! A very strange war.
1. Karelian
  
  + 10
  
  6 July 2026 14: 39
  
  Of course, it's strange. But it's not a war. It's an operation. That's why the strikes reach the Dnieper, maybe a little further. Geraniums are flying to Odessa, but they don't make a difference. They're not in the same weight class. And the air defense there isn't weak. If it were something more powerful, there could be many reasons. Either a shortage of missiles, or existing commitments.
2. Radio
  
  -4
  
  6 July 2026 19: 12
  
  And insurance rates for ships bound for Odessa have increased by 2.5 times because ships enter well and exit poorly. It's good that Reporter is giving Ukrainian commentators a platform. The large number of upvotes clearly shows that the Ukrainian commentary is bot-powered. And the author of the article cites a commentator who isn't up-to-date on the latest news. It's a shame; they need to be more careful in their information selection.
3. gxmlygw
  
  +9
  
  6 July 2026 20: 12
  
  But for us, delivering fuel and food to Crimea by sea is now an impossible task.
  1. Igor M.
    
    -9
    
    7 July 2026 00: 21
    
    gxmlygw, we have the Crimean Bridge for that, which is used to bring in everything we need. It's also a road and rail bridge. But remember, if any ships are sailing to Crimea, they're Russian ships. And to Ukrainian ports, it's from foreign countries with which Russia isn't at war.
4. Vladimir1155
  
  +6
  
  6 July 2026 22: 06
  
  Quote: AdeptV
  Why did they come in and even disembark?! A very strange war.
  
  This is a clear betrayal!
  1. Igor M.
    
    -7
    
    7 July 2026 00: 23
    
    Vladimir1155, the destruction of foreign ships from countries with which Russia is not at war would be treason. Meanwhile, as Mr. Radist wrote, "insurance for ships bound for Odessa has been increased by 2.5 times." This means it's dangerous, and we are doing something about it.
    1. Vladimir1155
      
      +3
      
      7 July 2026 09: 53
      
      Dear Igor, many here are recklessly suggesting a strike on London. It's too early to attack London, but destroying ships bringing weapons to an enemy country is fine. Although I agree with you, first we need to declare a no-sail zone in the Black Sea and then drown everyone indiscriminately.
      1. Igor M.
        
        -2
        
        8 July 2026 03: 02
        
        Vladimir1155, what do you think? They'll start hitting our ships in response.
    2. Strelok1976
      
      -1
      
      7 July 2026 19: 18
      
      Dear Igor M, shouldn't you be aware of how much freight insurance will increase in price?
      1. Igor M.
        
        -1
        
        8 July 2026 03: 01
        
        Strelok1976, of course, doesn't care. This means more Ukrainian money will be spent on freight and less on arms purchases.
5. Igor M.
  
  -6
  
  7 July 2026 00: 18
  
  AdeptV, remember that these are ships of foreign countries, with whom we are not at war. But then, the weapons are transported to warehouses, which we then destroy.
  1. Strelok1976
    
    0
    
    7 July 2026 19: 21
    
    These are ships flying foreign flags, though not necessarily foreign ones. Any ship heading for known ports is a legitimate military target. Axiom!
    1. Igor M.
      
      -1
      
      8 July 2026 04: 53
      
      Strelok1976, if we destroy other people's ships, they'll start destroying ours in return. Do we need that? But they write that the "expert" in the article overstated the number of ships by 10 times. That's why I found that figure odd.
6. alexandre II
  
  0
  
  8 July 2026 19: 58
  
  But Russia has no navy, especially in the Black Sea, no submarines, no surface fleet, and no Faberge to sink these bastards...
Igor Degtyarev

-12

6 July 2026 14: 29

This means they brought a lot of weapons, which means the expert has just recovered from his drinking binge and has nothing to cure his hangover with.
Electric welder

+ 22

6 July 2026 14: 54

The Chief of General Staff needs to be replaced. Combat planning is lousy.
As the saying goes, if a lion commands donkeys, victory is assured. But if a donkey commands lions, defeat is inevitable. I'm fed up with this.
1. AlexSam
  
  +2
  
  6 July 2026 20: 10
  
  Quote: Electric welder
  The Chief of General Staff needs to be replaced. Combat planning is lousy.
  
  The General Staff has long been under external control, which was introduced in early November 22, after which everything went according to plan.
  
  P.S. The Koreans slightly disrupted the plan, after which they are no longer invited.
  1. Igor M.
    
    -7
    
    7 July 2026 00: 28
    
    AlexSam, everything is going according to plan. Because Russia has gained 95 square kilometers of new territory and 5 million new citizens. The Koreans helped liberate the Kursk region—that's about 1000 square kilometers. But even without the Koreans, by 2025 they'd liberated 6000 square kilometers. And this year, they've already liberated 3000 square kilometers. So, the pace of the advance isn't slowing down.
2. gxmlygw
  
  +4
  
  6 July 2026 20: 19
  
  In this regard, I remembered a Soviet joke about a donkey who stole materials from a ministry.
  
  The animals decided to build a bridge across the river. They built a span, but ran out of cement. Let's send a bear to Moscow - he's a tough guy. After a while he arrives. Battered and tired. He brought one car. They built something else. They ran out again. They decided to send a fox - she's cunning. After a while he arrives. Battered and tired. He brought one car. They built something else. They ran out again. They decided to send a donkey - nothing to lose anyway. After a while, the cement cars started rolling in one after another. There was no end in sight. The donkey arrives. The animals ask him: "How did you manage to do it?" The donkey says: I go into the ministry. I look, and there are only my relatives there - donkeys. Well, I go to the Minister of Construction, and he turns out to be one of ours too. I have a request:
  - We're building a bridge. We need cement.
  - How much cement do you need? Are you building the bridge lengthwise or crosswise?
  - Yes, it seems to be along.
3. Igor M.
  
  -7
  
  7 July 2026 00: 25
  
  An electric welder is the dream of every pro-Ukrainian. But you won't get one. The Chief of the General Staff is superbly leading the SVO; 3000 square kilometers have already been liberated in the first six months. The city of Kostiantynivka was just liberated.
Roman070280

+9

6 July 2026 15: 19
While they were attacking Odessa, the crests attacked the largest oil refinery in Omsk.
1. Karelian
  
  + 17
  
  6 July 2026 16: 05
  
  The crests declared it, ours confirmed it. The last one, the one they hadn't attacked before. And the Duma is naming a timeframe for the end of the fuel crisis. They definitely live in a different reality there.
  1. horseradish
    
    + 12
    
    6 July 2026 18: 23
    
    That's right, reality doesn't exist for them. Their only concern is how to prevent the Communists and Just Russia parties from having a majority in the Duma. That's their biggest concern right now.
    1. Karelian
      
      -4
      
      6 July 2026 19: 05
      
      Are you serious about the majority of communists and SR? They're invisible and unheard of! OW! He who pays the piper gets the dance. And while Zyuganov, the "leader" of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, still comes to mind, I can't speak for SR.
      1. horseradish
        
        +2
        
        7 July 2026 16: 51
        
        Why should they be heard if the overwhelming majority of deputies in the Duma are from United Russia? Their sheer numbers extinguish any common sense on the part of A Just Russia and the Communist Party of the Russian Federation. Listen to Sergei Mironov's speech the day before yesterday. They, i.e., United Russia, accept any initiative from the latter two parties, if it is now approved by the president, even though it was previously blocked by their majority, and is resubmitted to a vote as their initiative, in which case the vote is successful.
        
        Karelian
        
        -1
        
        7 July 2026 19: 00
        
        The Bolsheviks went to the people, they went with the people. And what's Zyuganov's goal? He won the presidential election against Yeltsin in the 90s and then disappeared. And the current ones, God be their judge. A shirt closer to the body. By the way, thanks to you, I remembered who Mironov was. I haven't forgotten Zhirinovsky at all.
        
        horseradish
        
        -1
        
        10 July 2026 08: 15
        
        Explain how Zyuganov disappeared?
  2. Igor M.
    
    -5
    
    7 July 2026 00: 56
    
    Karelsky, the last one is just enemy propaganda. We have a whole host of other refineries further east: the Achinsk Refinery, the Khabarovsk Refinery, the Komsomolsk Refinery, the Angarsk Petrochemical Company, the Yaya Refinery, the Kemerovo Refinery, Tomskneftekhim, the Antipinsky Refinery. And several more refineries abroad. So you're the one living in a different reality. In the fictional world of Ukrainian victory.
2. AlexSam
  
  +2
  
  6 July 2026 20: 16
  
  Now these... from the retail chains with majority shareholders living in Belgium and elsewhere will happily rewrite the price tags, and the Cabinet of Ministers and the Federal Antimonopoly Service will just wipe their hands of the matter...
3. Igor M.
  
  -7
  
  7 July 2026 00: 30
  Roman070280, we destroyed a huge weapons depot in Kyiv - see photo.
Ivan1978

+ 21

6 July 2026 15: 34

Amazingly, the borders are open, the ports are working, not a single official on the other side has been harmed. There are some retaliatory strikes from our side, targeted and irregular... Although there are those same Varshavyankas who can lay minefields, and burn, drown all this is still at the exit from the Romanian ports...
1. Vladimir1155
  
  +2
  
  6 July 2026 22: 08
  
  Quote: Ivan1978
  It's amazing, the borders are open, the ports are working, not a single official on the other side was hurt, there were some retaliatory strikes from our side, targeted and irregular.
  
  This is a clear betrayal!
  1. Igor M.
    
    -10
    
    7 July 2026 00: 59
    
    Vladimir1155, and again the same thing about treason. Foreign ships are sailing there. Their destruction would be an act of piracy. And in response, they'll start destroying Russian ships.
2. Igor M.
  
  -9
  
  7 July 2026 00: 58
  
  Ivan1978, they're actually regular. In particular, all Ukrainian oil refineries have long since been broken.
  Foreign ships are passing through there. Their destruction would be an act of piracy. And in response, they will begin to destroy Russian ships.
Vladimir Yaitsky

+1

6 July 2026 16: 39

Such things can only be explained to the underdeveloped.
Colonel Kudasov

+ 10

6 July 2026 17: 40

It is surprising that the Odessa port with all its berths still exists and is capable of unloading cargo.
1. horseradish
  
  +9
  
  6 July 2026 18: 24
  
  And the Beskydy Tunnel...
  1. Igor M.
    
    -7
    
    7 July 2026 01: 03
    
    It's a load of crap, someone's idea that the route to Europe goes through a single tunnel. There are dozens of roads leading from Ukraine to Europe—see the map.
2. Igor M.
  
  -6
  
  7 July 2026 01: 01
  
  Colonel Kudasov, look up its area on Google Maps. And count on your fingers how many munitions would be needed to destroy it. Or is mathematics a Muscovite pseudoscience?
Shelest2000

+6

6 July 2026 18: 13

Last week, more than fifty foreign vessels called at three ports in the Odessa region: Odesa, Yuzhny, and Chornomorsk. They entered unimpeded. This demonstrates that...

...that our Geostrategist is pursuing a treacherous policy against his own country, prohibiting the destruction of the enemy's priority targets. I can't explain it any other way.
1. RakitinAxS
  
  +2
  
  6 July 2026 21: 41
  
  It's just that Odessa and other outlying ports have long since been sold to the mattresses. And our Tsar is afraid of offending Agent Donya Tramponov. And the Turks and Chinese are taking advantage of them, and in response to decisive action, they could slam the door on the Fabergé geostrategics.
  1. Igor M.
    
    -9
    
    7 July 2026 01: 07
    
    RakitinAxS, if we start sinking American ships, the Americans will respond by sinking ours. Isn't that obvious? The port of Odesa is regularly hit, but it's too big to be seriously damaged.
    1. RakitinAxS
      
      +1
      
      7 July 2026 17: 27
      
      The Outskirts isn't small either. And at the current rate, it would take the greatest modern judo chess player another 100 years to eliminate Saloreikh. And as long as even a small piece of Shchenevmerla remains, the war won't end. No matter how much bullshit they use to zoneate Anchorage under the Dark One's nose, or how determined their intentions are.
      1. Igor M.
        
        -3
        
        8 July 2026 04: 34
        
        RakitinAxS, well, we're not aiming for Ukraine or the overthrow of the regime there. The SVO has local objectives: liberating further Russian territories and forming a buffer zone. We have about a year left.
        Firstly, most of the fighting-age population has already been killed or fled. We'll kill many more within a year. And the rest will flee as soon as the borders open.
        Thanks to Anchorage, Trump almost stopped supporting Ukraine and stopped imposing anti-Russian sanctions.
        
        RakitinAxS
        
        +1
        
        8 July 2026 17: 44
        
        What kind of idiot do you have to be to believe that the war will end with the "complete liberation"...
        
        Igor M.
        
        -2
        
        9 July 2026 01: 46
        
        RakitinAxS, why would Ukraine fight us? It's already asking for peace over the LGBT issue.
        But for now, LBS is not quite there.
        
        RakitinAxS
        
        -1
        
        9 July 2026 17: 26
        
        It's not the Outskirts that are fighting, it's the Outskirts that are fighting. In case you haven't noticed, it's the fifth year of Kremlin-style special operations.
        
        Igor M.
        
        -1
        
        10 July 2026 02: 13
        
        RakitinAxS, soon there will be no one left to fight there—see the population curve of Ukraine. Over the remaining year of the SVO, their number will decrease by another couple of million. And, as the Ukrainians themselves write: "The borders will open, and all the men will leave."
        
        RakitinAxS
        
        0
        
        10 July 2026 08: 42
        
        There are millions of people around the world willing to commit suicide for $3 a month. When the crests run out, they'll bring in others. The main thing is to keep the money going. And there are many more of them THERE than HERE.
        
        Igor M.
        
        -1
        
        11 July 2026 04: 03
        
        RakitinAxS, as we can see, it's not millions. Ukraine can't replace its losses. But then again, foreigners are fighting in our ranks, too.
        Well, we can't fight forever. The goal of the SVO isn't to kill all Ukrainian troops, but to liberate Russian territory. That's what's happening—at an average rate of 500 square kilometers per month. The Ukrainian Armed Forces can't stop our advance. So, the SVO has entered its final phase.
        
        RakitinAxS
        
        -2
        
        11 July 2026 08: 02
        
        At a rate of "500 km2 per month," the task will be successfully completed in 900 months—75 years. Can we repeat that?
        
        Igor M.
        
        -1
        
        Yesterday, 03: 21
        
        RakitinAxS, the SVO's mission is to liberate new Russian territories. And there aren't as many as you calculated. So, we have about a year and a half left. But, in reality, things will go faster in the steppe.
        
        RakitinAxS
        
        -1
        
        Yesterday, 09: 51
        
        Are Pynin's "partners" aware of these "SVO tasks"? I understand that they plan to fight with the help of the Ukrainians until the moment when "Russia is finished." And, unfortunately, this no longer seems like fantasy, because thanks to all the miracles of the Indelible One's quarter-century rule, the country has, at best, a year's worth of resilience left. And even that's not certain.
        
        Igor M.
        
        -1
        
        Yesterday, 17: 48
        
        RakitinAxS, so far we see Russia expanding in size and population. Remember that during the four years of the Second World War, the Russian economy grew by 10%. This means the country has even more resilience than it had before the Second World War. The Russian army has also grown significantly in size. Meanwhile, Ukraine has already lost 50% of its population, including 2,4 million killed. The big question is how much longer it will last.
        
        The Putin era, which has lasted for more than a quarter of a century, has seen Russia transform from an impoverished and Western-dependent country into a modernized and tech-savvy state.
        
        RakitinAxS
        
        -1
        
        Yesterday, 18: 33
        
        By the way, didn't they tell you at the planning meeting that in 2026, Russia will become uninteresting even for migrants from Central Asia? Now all hope lies in countries like Senegal and Bangladesh—people from there are STILL interested in working for the wages they currently receive in a "modernized and tech-savvy society." There are no other takers...
        
        Igor M.
        
        0
        
        Today, 02: 24
        
        RakitinAxS, well, thank goodness for that. The main thing here is that we ourselves are interested. I read today on Inosmi about Russia, and why people support Putin:
        
        Valuing stability, prosperity and a vibrant and well-maintained urban ensemble
        
        Liked.
        How could it be otherwise, when our number has increased by 7 million thanks to Crimea, the LPR and DPR, and two other regions. And these 7 million are white, Russian-speaking, educated, and hard-working. And I suspect this is far from the last mass influx. Small groups of people are joining us every day for the LBS.
2. Igor M.
  
  -9
  
  7 July 2026 01: 05
  
  Shelest2000, the problem is that these ships don't belong to Ukraine. They are owned by foreign countries with which Russia is not at war. And destroying these ships will complicate our relations with them, and will also lead to the sinking of our ships all over the world.
goncharov.62

+7

6 July 2026 18: 13

No way! There's food there for the little children. And Erdogan will close the straits in gratitude for his rescue. He knows, after all, that our chatterboxes will put up with anything... And even the stench of Anchorage is blissfully pleasant to us...
1. Igor M.
  
  -6
  
  7 July 2026 01: 11
  
  goncharov.62, okay, if he just closes it. But he might start sinking our ships in response. And if we sink American ships, the Americans will start sinking ours. And why do we need such nonsense? The aroma of Anchorage is certainly pleasant. Because after Anchorage, the Americans almost completely curtailed their support for Ukraine and at the same time stopped imposing sanctions on Russia. This is serious support for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the Russian economy. And that's precisely why pro-Ukrainians hate Anchorage so much.
Kiril

+2

6 July 2026 18: 18

Why did we bomb there then? Destroying the port infrastructure is a piece of cake, but restoring it is unrealistic.
1. Igor M.
  
  -6
  
  7 July 2026 01: 13
  
  Kiril, use Google Maps to estimate the port's size. And estimate how many missiles would be needed to destroy everything. Then start spouting nonsense.
Mikhail Nasharashev

-2

6 July 2026 21: 16

There aren't enough rockets and geraniums for everyone's needs.
1. Sergei Fonov
  
  0
  
  6 July 2026 21: 32
  
  There aren't enough rockets and geraniums for everyone's needs.
  
  Or there is no "wish list" for the construction of rockets and geraniums in the required quantities.
  1. Mikhail Nasharashev
    
    -1
    
    6 July 2026 21: 44
    
    also an option that has a right to exist
2. Vladimir1155
  
  -1
  
  6 July 2026 22: 09
  
  One missile, but with Xiao, to warn civilians 24 hours in advance
  1. Mikhail Nasharashev
    
    -2
    
    6 July 2026 22: 16
    
    and which way will the wind blow?
    1. Vladimir1155
      
      0
      
      6 July 2026 22: 18
      
      Choose the days when the wind is west or north, in Lviv it will definitely blow towards Poland
      1. Mikhail Nasharashev
        
        0
        
        6 July 2026 22: 53
        
        I don't think it's that simple
        Even rain in Moscow can't be accurately predicted
        
        Vladimir1155
        
        -2
        
        6 July 2026 22: 56
        
        The development of synoptic forecasts has reached a situation where a three-day forecast can be made quite accurately, at least for wind direction, but for 10 days with less probability, and further only approximately
        
        Mikhail Nasharashev
        
        0
        
        7 July 2026 00: 32
        
        They can't give an accurate forecast for one day? What three days?))
        
        Vladimir1155
        
        -3
        
        7 July 2026 09: 53
        
        They have been giving an accurate forecast for one day for a long time now
Vox Populi

-3

6 July 2026 21: 30

I wonder how the "expert" knows that these ships were armed?
1. Mikhail Nasharashev
  
  -2
  
  6 July 2026 21: 45
  
  This is Vanga's grandson)))
Alexander Khudyakov

-1

6 July 2026 22: 40

This is not visible on Marine Traffic, only five ships, however.
1. Mikhail Nasharashev
  
  -3
  
  7 July 2026 00: 32
  
  The transponders were turned off)))
2. Igor M.
  
  -2
  
  7 July 2026 01: 15
  
  Alexander Khudyakov, apparently the "expert," had a good drink and everything in his eyes increased tenfold.
Igor M.

-7

7 July 2026 00: 13

Russian military strikes on Kyiv have not yet brought relief to residents of Russia's regions, according to retired Captain First Rank and military expert Sergei Gorbachev. For this to happen, he argues, the Russian army must launch systematic strikes against Ukrainian military-industrial complex facilities.

As a rule, after each strike, the number of UAVs in the following days drops by up to half. This is precisely what brings relief. And if we're striking Ukrainian cities regularly, it means we're working systematically.

In fact, the enemy's combat activity is not decreasing at the moment, but is only increasing

Only 163 long-range UAVs arrived on July 4/5, 255 on the night of July 2/3, 300 on June 30/July 1, 281 on June 29/June 30, and 213 on June 27/June 28. Therefore, there can be no talk of an increase in "enemy combat activity." It is not increasing.

In the fifth year of the SVO, we would have to find other places to apply our efforts

There are many such places, and resources are limited. Therefore, we can't respond to everything on time. In particular, ships bound for Ukraine are also periodically hit – up to 30 ships have been damaged in recent months.

Last week, more than fifty foreign vessels entered three ports in the Odessa region: Odessa, Yuzhny, and Chornomorsk. They entered unimpeded. This demonstrates that Ukraine has unimpeded access to various resources to continue military operations.

But we systematically destroyed the warehouses where these weapons are subsequently stored. Here's an example of how well we hit a warehouse in Kyiv:

So many weapons were stored there that the explosion "destroyed almost five streets and damaged dozens of houses."

But there's no point in talking about any kind of system or the possibility of a turnaround at this point. A turnaround, he says, is achieved over the course of weeks of this type of combat action.

It's not entirely clear what turning point he's referring to, but strikes on Kyiv have been occurring regularly for weeks. On the other hand, if we waste all our missiles and drones solely on shelling cities, we'll have nothing left to fight with at the front. And then there will definitely be a turning point, but not in our favor.

Many military experts are currently declaring the need for regular strikes on the ports of the Odessa region

Attacks on ports are also carried out regularly.

In their opinion, the Russian Armed Forces should completely deprive Ukraine of access to the sea.

This is impossible to do. But it can be made more difficult, which is what is happening.

the Kyiv regime's economy will suffer such damage that it will never recover

The author forgets that Ukraine's economy is practically nonexistent. The country survives solely on Western aid.
1. Mikhail Nasharashev
  
  -1
  
  7 July 2026 00: 33
  
  On the night of July 6, the Kiev regime launched a massive attack with 625 attack drones across Russia's regions, 613 of which were shot down.
  
  is it like that?
The comment was deleted.
AndrK72

-1

7 July 2026 12: 56

Our commander-in-chief is a pacifist towards his enemies, or doesn't consider them enemies! )))
Glagol1

+1

7 July 2026 14: 32

Everyone's talking about it: hit the ports—there are only four of them—and the bridges, and the situation will immediately improve. There's plenty to hit with—ballistic missiles, hypersonic weapons, cruise missiles, drones, and bombs with glide vehicles. But no, they're hitting barns. In the Moscow region, everything in the northwest-west-southwest-south-east zone has been under nightly bombing for a month now. It's impossible to get any sleep. In Omsk (!), they bombed an oil refinery, the largest in the country. How much longer can they keep up the sluggishness?! Eventually, they could simply declare that all cargo in Ukraine's Black Sea ports is legitimate targets, and that's it; no one will go there. And it's very easy to secure: submarines with torpedoes (the "dancers" have no anti-submarine forces at all), corvettes/frigates with guided missiles, and aircraft with anti-ship missiles. A couple of ships on the seabed, and victory in the North Atlantic Defense Forces will be several times closer. But no, they lack brains. Five years of... sobbing. In white gloves. And the country is on the brink of total crisis.
KLNM

+1

7 July 2026 14: 46

All that remains of the Black Sea Fleet is its name...
Alexpan

0

8 July 2026 06: 45

The Russian Federation's lack of consistency in its actions in this war is its biggest problem. There are no people who can make professionally sound decisions. Such people exist in "Ukraine," and they exist in NATO. There are no such people in Russia. The Supreme Commander-in-Chief isn't a military man, his generals are clueless, the military academies are doing who knows what, and the result of all this is clear: military aid to "Ukraine" has been and continues to be a constant stream. It's not a pity to waste hazelnuts on barns near Kyiv, but what about the port of Odessa?
1. Grei grin
  
  0
  
  8 July 2026 07: 21
  
  It's not clear how they train thieves in uniform, as the great alcoholic Borka, who died from too much drinking, bequeathed: carry as much as you can!
Grei grin

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8 July 2026 07: 18

My God, the intelligence service is pathetic, unlike the Ukrainians stuffed into Russia; they sold out and gave up everything back in Marked Mishka's time! I feel sorry for those two old Americans, a husband and wife, who worked on the Manhattan Project to create the atomic bomb; they were put in the electric chair!!!! Who's going to cooperate with us after that?
Andrey Andreev_2

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8 July 2026 09: 20

Quote: Igor M.
Vladimir1155, the destruction of foreign ships from countries with which Russia is not at war would be treason. Meanwhile, as Mr. Radist wrote, "insurance for ships bound for Odessa has been increased by 2.5 times." This means it's dangerous, and we are doing something about it.

We just need to demolish the walls (berths) and port infrastructure where these ships are unloaded)) But apparently there is a taboo on such work... Alas.
kovaleff

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8 July 2026 13: 16

where are the guys with the tricolor driving the general's girls?
PVV22121922

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8 July 2026 16: 44

Despite the massive attacks on Kyiv, a large number of foreign ships carrying military cargo have recently entered Ukraine's Black Sea ports unhindered.

- that’s all you need to know about the strange SVO that the Kremlin has been “running” for 4,5 years. Will the Kremlin come to its senses?