Russia's land attack to Ukraine has begun?

[aka123]

Based on local news, USA intel has told that Russia shoots Ukraine military targets with artillery and has already sent troops to Ukraine during last weeks, totalling about 15 000 men.

To me it sounds like there is already attack in place, growing slowly as in Crimea.

[pornmasta]

[wehateporn]

NATO Poland base may be prepared for blitz against Russia

http://rt.com/news/175292-nato-poland-supply-base/

"NATO?s Europe commander advocates stockpiling a base in Poland with enough weapons, ammunition and other supplies to support a rapid deployment of thousands of troops against Russia, British media reported.

General Philip Breedlove?s idea would be presented to members of the alliance at the upcoming NATO summit in Wales in September, according to The Times.

The general told a briefing in Naples this week that NATO needed ?pre-positioned supplies, pre-positioned capabilities and a basing area ready to rapidly accept follow-on forces.?

Several locations for the future stockpile are planned, with the Multinational Corps Northeast, a base in Szczecin near the Polish-German border being the leading contender.

?It would be a 24/7 fully functioning headquarters that forces could quickly fall in on to respond rapidly when needed,? the British newspaper cites a source familiar with the expected proposition as saying.

Breedlove has been advocating a build-up of NATO assets in Europe, particularly Eastern Europe, in the wake of the Ukrainian crisis in the secession of Ukraine?s Crimea to Russia. The alliance has already strengthened its presence in the Baltic Sea and the Black Sea and deployed additional military aircraft in Eastern Europe. It said the moves were needed to boost the confidence of eastern NATO members in the alliance?s ability to protect them from Russian aggression.

The stockpiling of supplies is just a step short of a permanent massive deployment of foreign NATO troops in Poland. The alliance says it is needed for a rapid response to a Russian incursion, although Russian generals would probably view this as a possible preparation for a blitzkrieg attack on Russia.

Moscow considers the build-up of NATO troops in Europe as part of a hostile policy aimed at placing the alliance?s military resources closer to its borders. Russia?s current military doctrine allows the use of all weapons in its possession, including tactical nuclear weapons, in response to a conventional force attack on Russia. "

http://rt.com/news/175292-nato-poland-supply-base/

[fitzmulti]

Wheeeee...wild ride ahead.

[CAHEK]

[GregE]

These two guys thought invading Russia was a good idea too.

[Rochard]

Earlier today CNN reported that Russian troops have been firing artillery at Ukrainian toops.

[aka123]

Originally Posted by CAHEK

My Russia is a bit limited, what's that about? I understood only the "column, forward". To Ukraine maybe?

[SilentKnight]

Originally Posted by GregE

These two guys thought invading Russia was a good idea too.

Poignant.

[directfiesta]

Originally Posted by aka123

USA intel

end of story !

[pornmasta]

Originally Posted by GregE

These two guys thought invading Russia was a good idea too.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Horde

[dalila]

technically the invasion has begun long ago, as russians shoot from their territory, have already performed airstrike attacks on Ukrainian towns, also these so-called "terrorists" are recruited from russian citizens and leaded by russian military.

[directfiesta]

Originally Posted by dalila

technically the invasion has begun long ago, as russians shoot from their territory, have already performed airstrike attacks on Ukrainian towns, also these so-called "terrorists" are recruited from russian citizens and leaded by russian military.

It sure did ....

Officials with the Defense Department have been ordered by the administration to travel to Ukraine where they will perform analysis and provide recommendations as to the level of military assistance that country needs in order to effectively combat pro-Russian militants occupying the area near the eastern border.

According to a report in The Washington Times, a Pentagon spokesman confirmed that military advisors will travel to Ukraine with the mission of working with local forces to “shape and establish an enduring program for future U.S. efforts to support the Ukrainian military through subject-matter expert teams and long-term advisers.”

Another DoD spokesperson confirmed to USA Today that U.S. military officials met with their Ukrainian counterparts this week and discussed ways in which “ways our countries could strengthen our long-term defense cooperation to help Ukraine build highly effective armed forces and defense institutions.”

President Barack Obama revealed earlier in the week that he had approved a plan to send $5 million in body armor, night vision goggles, and communications equipment to Ukraine. American financial support will also help Ukraine supply that nation’s State Border Guard Service.

Michelle Malkin site http://hotair.com/archives/2014/07/2...ussian-rebels/

that aside from covert operations .... Seems Ukraine is your new friend .... while you dropped Iraq ...


BTW, Vietnam started with a false flag and '' advisors '' ...

[pornmasta]

Originally Posted by directfiesta

BTW, Vietnam started with a false flag and '' advisors '' ...

vietnam started with indochine

[WDF]

French Indochina wasn't it......

[katja_AWNews]

What ever the outcome is, I am prepared

[aka123]

Originally Posted by dalila

technically the invasion has begun long ago, as russians shoot from their territory, have already performed airstrike attacks on Ukrainian towns, also these so-called "terrorists" are recruited from russian citizens and leaded by russian military.

There are also real Ukrainian separatists, there is no noubt about that. Having read military analysis about Russia's doctrine it goes about this: Local pro-Russia people secure the key elements what they can with the help of advisors, at the same time stealth troops (dressed as civilians) eliminate key persons (like government, etc.), fast action troops secure more key elements, like airfields, harbours, etc. and the bulk force is brought in. That's pretty much how it goes if everything goes favouring Russians, but of course they may get all wasted at the step 1, so this is not prediction, it is doctrine.