By Now I Am Not ...

 ... surprised that it came down to this: 

The Pentagon has reportedly hired conservative military veterans with large social media followings to unspecified government positions. The Washington Post reported late Sunday that the Pentagon hired two conservative commentators—Rob Maness, a retired Air Force colonel with more than 135,000 X followers, and Kurt Schlichter, a retired Army colonel with 620,000 X followers—to work in Anthony Tata, the undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness. The reports raise questions about transparency and Department of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's intentions in office. The former Fox News co-host has made efforts to influence the public's perception of the Pentagon, including hiring right-wing press corps to cover the government department while ostracizing other news outlets, leading to lawsuits.

As much as WaPo is a CIA dumpster, I can totally believe this--when one doesn't know how to fight a war (Pentagon doesn't) what's left is to BS people into believing that Hegseth is the second coming of Friedrich the Great. Or Zhukov. But he is not. 

Meanwhile, Banderols are "having an impact" on Odessa, among many other cities in 404, right this moment. 

The shelves of 404 grocery stores are getting emptied by panic rush  demand and catastrophic disruption of supply chains. 

I want to stress again, what I said at Daniel Davis' show today--morons in D.C. as always didn't understand what kind of people they decided to fuck with. Unsurprising for a system which has no Russia's experts and is amateur in matters of war. Anglo-Saxon world was given a chance in WW II to survive and correct itself. It learned absolutely nothing. Not surprising. 

Daniel Davis and Yours Truly ...

 ... live in 45 minutes. 

There is NO "Crisis" ...

 ... in military science nor in tactics. None. 

Yep, That's Him ...

 ... the draft-dodger in chief being obsessed, as are most US politicians and military, with Iran. 

This is how they conduct foreign policy in D.C.--they are afraid of looking weak. A sublimation of the debilitating complex of inferiority, especially when it comes to war. The more they try to look "strong" the more they get involved in the historical stolen valor activities on a massive scale. 

Employees Of The Telegraph ...

 ... as well as owners are a collection of degenerates who love to focus attention on themselves (meaning UK) as a major player in practical geopolitics. So, now they run Russian reel about Poseidon)) 

Reality, of course, is much more prosaic and doesn't require elimination of otherwise decent English (Scottish, Welsh and Irish) folks. Decapitation strike at critical government-military-intelligence locations and voila'--British people will be able to hold real elections and elect normal Prime Minister and even rearrange Parliament into real two chamber legislature. Russia doesn't kill civilians unless it is the case ... ahem ... collateral damage. Russia was avoiding it for the last four years, not anymore. Primitives from D.C. (from WH, to Pentagon to CIA) have been interpreting humane approach as weakness. That's what you get when your intellectual level is at an average IQ of the graduates of Ivy League degree mills, that is at room temperature. 

Village Mila near Kiev learned the hard truth about NATO mode of operations--hide behind civilians and place you ammo and hardware depots in the midst of civilian dwellings--yesterday. And continues to learn it today. 

Detonations yesterday have been experienced wholesale. 

What was hit? OK, let's put it this way--the whole supply chain (that's over whole of 404) for production of Flamingo ceased to exist, and very soon the same will happen with already paralyzed foundries. 

It Was Huge ...

 ... and Kiev is having a blast, literally, today. 

A lot of detonations. Huge ones. 

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In related news, Geraniums can fly at 1,000 kilometers now, so Lvov is now primed for receiving reparations, if you know what I mean, constantly. 

The Security Of Public Gatherings ...

 ... in Yemen is strictly enforced. 

You can never let your guard down, who knows what can they bring to gathering.