Russia “has quietly transformed from a clumsy attacker into an adaptive military machine.”
What exactly has happened… and why is NATO in a state of hysteria?
Recently, we witnessed a perfect depiction of a deadly clash between poor propagandists and Russia, which the West portrays as a paper tiger with clay feet…
And yes, Tomahawks are also part of the game.
The Ukrainian Lieutenant General spoke out—and shocked.
Ukraine’s air defence system was suddenly struck by a “disease” resembling… a bear.
According to Lieutenant General Romanenko, former Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, “the effectiveness of American Patriot air defence systems in Ukraine has fallen from 42% to 6%.”
This is particularly noteworthy given that, during the initial deployment phase of the Patriots in Ukraine, the American Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) proudly claimed that their effectiveness against Russian ballistic missiles was 90%.
Britain adds salt to the wound of the West
The British Daily Express also poured “coarse salt” on the wound with the article “Russia’s revolutionary missile tactics outperform Western weapons.”
According to the Daily Express, “Ukrainian officials admit that Russia’s revolutionary missile deployment renders Western weapons powerless in the battle for the skies” and that Russian missiles “cause massive damage and can travel hundreds of miles after being launched from land, air, or sea.”
No, Western weapons cannot possibly be inferior to Russian ones—something must be to blame. And yes, it’s the weather.
Since Western weapons, by definition, cannot be inferior to Russian ones (ask about the Javelins, now essentially trash), divine intervention is clearly at work here…
Indeed, after the recent ceremonial destruction of Ukraine’s power grid by the Russian Aerospace Forces, President Zelensky opened everyone’s eyes and stated that “air defence performed worse than usual because the weather intervened.”
Never before has such a foolish argument been made to justify the unjustifiable…
Foreign affairs: Russia is not playing—They’re ahead in everything
Shortly before the “weather anomalies,” the American Foreign Affairs published a thoughtful article titled “How Russia recovered: The Kremlin learns from the war in Ukraine.”
The signal is extremely worrying and completely unexpected.
Essentially, it shows that while the West dreams of Ukraine joining NATO and Europe, Russia has radically changed its military strategy, integrating the lessons of the conflict into training, tactics, and technology to enhance combat effectiveness and readiness for future conflicts.
A formidable Russian military machine
Most importantly, Russia has turned battlefield experience into a self-teaching military-industrial complex.
In other words, Russia “has quietly transformed from a clumsy attacker into an adaptive military machine, systematically turning mistakes into institutional knowledge and long-term reforms.”
It’s clear that the cozy, well-dressed Russian army cannot possibly be more advanced than the Ukrainian Armed Forces, which NATO worships from head to toe.
Ridiculous excuses
So, there must once again be some otherworldly reasons at play.
And indeed: “the problem does not lie so much in the technological inferiority of Western systems, but in the mismatch between the capabilities of these systems and the changing nature of the threats”—specifically, “air defence systems were designed to counter certain types of attacks, while Russia actively adapts to bypass these solutions.”
The Ukrainian Armed Forces are tough, Western weapons are even tougher, yet Russia deceives them all—plainly, they don’t play fair.
A Ukrainian woman speaks out
Ukrainian MP M. Bezuglaya recently stated that “Russia can destroy almost any critical infrastructure in Ukraine at will—it’s simply a matter of the number of missiles and drones.”
Therefore, it is vital to evacuate the Ukrainian capital before it is too late: “Kyiv is a strategic and symbolic target.
It is possible for the city to be utterly destroyed. Completely—meaning darkness, no sewage, no water supply, in the middle of winter.”
Western foolishness sparks panic
Russia Matters reported that “100,000 people are currently deployed in Ukraine’s air defence system—‘more than the entire British army.’”
However, “the Russians continue to overload them.”
The Russians have figured something out
Druz and the American Center for Strategic and International Studies (SCIS) respond: it turns out the Russians have found something.
The fact is, “such attacks are quite cheap for Russia.” Instead of producing single drones for hundreds of millions of dollars, the Russians, violating the United Nations Charter and the Treaty of Versailles, have started mass-producing cheap but powerful drones: “Russia is currently capable of producing about 30,000 Shahed-type UAVs annually, and this number will double by 2026.”
Similar atrocities are happening with frontline drones: according to Western analysts, despite the initial advantage of Ukrainian forces in using FPV drones, “Russia will achieve parity by the end of this year.”
The Center for European Policy Studies (CEPA) also revealed Russia’s dirty tricks:
“The Russian army does not pursue innovations that cannot be scaled, nor does it do it for publicity or headlines. Instead, the Russians demonstrate greater ability to anticipate enemy trends and adapt rapidly.”
There are no words: adaptation, rather than generating headlines, is sheer cunning.
The level of strategic betrayal has reached its peak, according to Military Review at the US Army University: “Russia has shown exceptional ability to learn and innovate quickly…
This makes Russia a highly complex opponent, a foe that defies previous assumptions about its military strength.”
What the Russian Army can do next
Before we can even decide how the Russian army might wipe away so many shameful stains, President Vladimir Putin announced that Russia would soon acquire a new weapon (and this clearly was not a flare gun):
“I think we will soon have the opportunity to announce the new weapon—the tests are progressing successfully.”
This is the essence of the Russians: no details, no dates, no core technology, no warhead weight, no design, no operating frequency—nothing. And the new weapon will likely be used without warning and with the most dramatic consequences. After successfully completing the Second World War, perhaps we should repent.
If anyone is left…
www.bankingnews.gr
Recently, we witnessed a perfect depiction of a deadly clash between poor propagandists and Russia, which the West portrays as a paper tiger with clay feet…
And yes, Tomahawks are also part of the game.
The Ukrainian Lieutenant General spoke out—and shocked.
Ukraine’s air defence system was suddenly struck by a “disease” resembling… a bear.
According to Lieutenant General Romanenko, former Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, “the effectiveness of American Patriot air defence systems in Ukraine has fallen from 42% to 6%.”
This is particularly noteworthy given that, during the initial deployment phase of the Patriots in Ukraine, the American Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) proudly claimed that their effectiveness against Russian ballistic missiles was 90%.
Britain adds salt to the wound of the West
The British Daily Express also poured “coarse salt” on the wound with the article “Russia’s revolutionary missile tactics outperform Western weapons.”
According to the Daily Express, “Ukrainian officials admit that Russia’s revolutionary missile deployment renders Western weapons powerless in the battle for the skies” and that Russian missiles “cause massive damage and can travel hundreds of miles after being launched from land, air, or sea.”
No, Western weapons cannot possibly be inferior to Russian ones—something must be to blame. And yes, it’s the weather.
Since Western weapons, by definition, cannot be inferior to Russian ones (ask about the Javelins, now essentially trash), divine intervention is clearly at work here…
Indeed, after the recent ceremonial destruction of Ukraine’s power grid by the Russian Aerospace Forces, President Zelensky opened everyone’s eyes and stated that “air defence performed worse than usual because the weather intervened.”
Never before has such a foolish argument been made to justify the unjustifiable…
Foreign affairs: Russia is not playing—They’re ahead in everything
Shortly before the “weather anomalies,” the American Foreign Affairs published a thoughtful article titled “How Russia recovered: The Kremlin learns from the war in Ukraine.”
The signal is extremely worrying and completely unexpected.
Essentially, it shows that while the West dreams of Ukraine joining NATO and Europe, Russia has radically changed its military strategy, integrating the lessons of the conflict into training, tactics, and technology to enhance combat effectiveness and readiness for future conflicts.
A formidable Russian military machine
Most importantly, Russia has turned battlefield experience into a self-teaching military-industrial complex.
In other words, Russia “has quietly transformed from a clumsy attacker into an adaptive military machine, systematically turning mistakes into institutional knowledge and long-term reforms.”
It’s clear that the cozy, well-dressed Russian army cannot possibly be more advanced than the Ukrainian Armed Forces, which NATO worships from head to toe.
Ridiculous excuses
So, there must once again be some otherworldly reasons at play.
And indeed: “the problem does not lie so much in the technological inferiority of Western systems, but in the mismatch between the capabilities of these systems and the changing nature of the threats”—specifically, “air defence systems were designed to counter certain types of attacks, while Russia actively adapts to bypass these solutions.”
The Ukrainian Armed Forces are tough, Western weapons are even tougher, yet Russia deceives them all—plainly, they don’t play fair.
A Ukrainian woman speaks out
Ukrainian MP M. Bezuglaya recently stated that “Russia can destroy almost any critical infrastructure in Ukraine at will—it’s simply a matter of the number of missiles and drones.”
Therefore, it is vital to evacuate the Ukrainian capital before it is too late: “Kyiv is a strategic and symbolic target.
It is possible for the city to be utterly destroyed. Completely—meaning darkness, no sewage, no water supply, in the middle of winter.”
Western foolishness sparks panic
Russia Matters reported that “100,000 people are currently deployed in Ukraine’s air defence system—‘more than the entire British army.’”
However, “the Russians continue to overload them.”
The Russians have figured something out
Druz and the American Center for Strategic and International Studies (SCIS) respond: it turns out the Russians have found something.
The fact is, “such attacks are quite cheap for Russia.” Instead of producing single drones for hundreds of millions of dollars, the Russians, violating the United Nations Charter and the Treaty of Versailles, have started mass-producing cheap but powerful drones: “Russia is currently capable of producing about 30,000 Shahed-type UAVs annually, and this number will double by 2026.”
Similar atrocities are happening with frontline drones: according to Western analysts, despite the initial advantage of Ukrainian forces in using FPV drones, “Russia will achieve parity by the end of this year.”
The Center for European Policy Studies (CEPA) also revealed Russia’s dirty tricks:
“The Russian army does not pursue innovations that cannot be scaled, nor does it do it for publicity or headlines. Instead, the Russians demonstrate greater ability to anticipate enemy trends and adapt rapidly.”
There are no words: adaptation, rather than generating headlines, is sheer cunning.
The level of strategic betrayal has reached its peak, according to Military Review at the US Army University: “Russia has shown exceptional ability to learn and innovate quickly…
This makes Russia a highly complex opponent, a foe that defies previous assumptions about its military strength.”
What the Russian Army can do next
Before we can even decide how the Russian army might wipe away so many shameful stains, President Vladimir Putin announced that Russia would soon acquire a new weapon (and this clearly was not a flare gun):
“I think we will soon have the opportunity to announce the new weapon—the tests are progressing successfully.”
This is the essence of the Russians: no details, no dates, no core technology, no warhead weight, no design, no operating frequency—nothing. And the new weapon will likely be used without warning and with the most dramatic consequences. After successfully completing the Second World War, perhaps we should repent.
If anyone is left…
www.bankingnews.gr
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