I expect to see some more balloon action over USA now, just because LOL. But really, I think everything in USA is already closely scrutinized via satellites, and targets have long-since been catalogued.
Also, Kievpost is one of the most lyingest propaganda tools. Usually their pieces have about a two-hour shelf-life.
If Russian officials say something and it is disproven by a member of the public 'on the ground', then there is accountability to be meted out. So, I tend to take the Russian reports with a grain of salt inasfar that they tend to under-report, only to be conservative. One can easily double the Ukrainian casualty reports, for example (Russians only count the bodies they pick up, or can see from the air - not the ones buried under rubble or hidden in the tree-lines, and certainly they don't do fancy Math). So, in terms of the above article - I have seen no Russian news about Crimea badness, and Crimea-anons are not saying anything about burning buildings or casualties either. Doubt. Ahem, Ghost of Kiev.
One needs a whole bucket-load of salt when reading anything coming from Kiev. There is always an angle - in this case it is for their domestic audience - as in: We are still fine, and our American friends are still helping us. Which reeks of desperation, IMO.
I expect to see some more balloon action over USA now, just because LOL. But really, I think everything in USA is already closely scrutinized via satellites, and targets have long-since been catalogued.
Also, Kievpost is one of the most lyingest propaganda tools. Usually their pieces have about a two-hour shelf-life.
If Russian officials say something and it is disproven by a member of the public 'on the ground', then there is accountability to be meted out. So, I tend to take the Russian reports with a grain of salt inasfar that they tend to under-report, only to be conservative. One can easily double the Ukrainian casualty reports, for example (Russians only count the bodies they pick up, or can see from the air - not the ones buried under rubble or hidden in the tree-lines, and certainly they don't do fancy Math). So, in terms of the above article - I have seen no Russian news about Crimea badness, and Crimea-anons are not saying anything about burning buildings or casualties either. Doubt. Ahem, Ghost of Kiev.
One needs a whole bucket-load of salt when reading anything coming from Kiev. There is always an angle - in this case it is for their domestic audience - as in: We are still fine, and our American friends are still helping us. Which reeks of desperation, IMO.
In fact the only Crimea news I see is coming from Ukraine. Which makes sense because it is their primary butt-hurt.
Here is some level-headed reporting: https://simplicius76.substack.com/p/sitrep-61124-roundup-of-hottest-developments
and https://bigserge.substack.com/p/russo-ukrainian-war-widening-the