Un inquiétant rapport du ministère de la Défense (MoD) en
circulation dans le Kremlin d'aujourd'hui dit que jusqu'à 50.000 militaires de
la Fédération avec leur équipement, des avions et de l'armement ont reçu l’ordre
aujourd’hui pour commencer à se préparer à la plus grande «guerre asymétrique», amenant
ces troupes à 85 kilomètres
(52 miles) de la frontière nord des États-Unis et, ailleurs, en Amérique du
Sud.
Selon le ministère de la Défense, cet ordre surprise a été
donné aux commandants de plus de 120.000 soldats de la Fédération actuellement
engagés dans l'opération du district militaire du Sud le nom de code du Caucasus-2016,
et dont les actions ne peuvent être décrites que comme étant une préparation pour une guerre.
Le plus grand nombre de ces soldats sont en cours de
déploiement à l'Okrug
autonome de Tchoukotka à la frontière avec l'Alaska, où la semaine
dernière, le ministère
de la Défense a annoncé qu'il y faisait stationner une division complète des
troupes de la Fédération pour se défendre contre l'agression continuelle et
l'alerte américaine: " les
responsables militaires US peuvent obtenir au moins un avant-goût de la
préoccupation des planificateurs militaires russes lorsqu’ils voient des
exercices de l'OTAN à grande échelle le long des frontières occidentales de la
Russie, et des défilés impliquant les troupes américaines seulement quelques
centaines de mètres des frontières de la Russie ".
Aux côtés des milliers de soldats de la Fédération déployés à
Chukotka, ce rapport note, les Forces aérospatiales (AF) ont, de même, commencé
le déploiement de centaines d'avions de chasse dans leurs 10 aérodromes
construits récemment dans la région de l'Arctique et ont commencé à les
équiper avec le très craints
missiles air-air Vympel
R-37M RVV-BD et Novator
KS-17 que les analystes militaires mondiaux disent qu’ils sont capables de
frapper le "talon d'Achille" de la puissance aérienne américaine, les
AWACS (avions de surveillance) et les États-Unis ravitailleurs en vol .
Alors que ces massives forces militaires de la Fédération soient
redéployés contre la frontière nord-américaine, ce rapport continue, 1.500
Spetsnaz (forces spéciales / commandos) ont reçu l'ordre de se rendre
immédiatement en Bolivie, en Amérique du Sud. En effet, un accord de coopération militaire a été signé
par la Fédération la semaine dernière et de la Bolivie.
Ce rapport explique que la raison de ce déploiement massif et
sans précédent, des forces de la Fédération aux frontières des États-Unis, est
«directement» liée aux provocations répétées des forces aériennes américaines,
qui, cette semaine, ont envoyé l'un de leurs avions espions,
P-8 Poseidon, traverser la mer Noire, avec son transpondeur éteint, dans le but
de pénétrer l'espace aérien Fédération en violation de toutes les «normales
internationales».De plus, à partir du premier Août, de nombreux bombardiers
stratégiques US, capables de transporter des bombes nucléaires, ont
paradé tout le long de la frontière nord
de la Russie.
Le déploiement des troupes d'élite Spetsnaz en Bolivie, est du à la crainte des nations
sud-américaines de subir un coup d’état analogue à celui que le régime Obama a
réalisé au Brésil cette dernière quinzaine.
Bien que le régime Obama ait présenté au peuple américain ce
coup d’état comme étant destitution de la populaire présidente Dilma Rousseff, suite à
sa mise en accusation sous de faux prétextes, ce rapport continue, rien ne
pouvait être plus éloigné de la vérité.
En effet, Wikileaks vient de révéler que
(a) le nouveau président, Michel Temer, a été un informateur
de longue date des Américains contre sa propre nation, et
(b) le leader du Sénat brésilien qui a dirigé la mise en
accusation contre la présidente Rousseff, de même, était lui
aussi à la solde des Américains, et
(c) l'ambassadrice actuelle des États-Unis au Brésil, Liliana Ayalde, avait,
en 2012, machiné
avec succès le coup d'État militaire soutenu par Obama-Clinton au Paraguay.
Ce rapport conclut en sinistrement notant que «l'élément
nucléaire» dans les plans de bataille de «guerre asymétrique» de la Fédérations
appellent à des attaques directes contre les États-Unis eux-mêmes dès le
déclenchement de la guerre, réduisant en ruines les régions de l'Alaska et de la
côte ouest des États-Unis ce qui pourrait très bien stimuler
la fin rapide du conflit, car ces peuples ont longtemps oublié à quoi peuvent
ressembler les «horreurs de la guerre" réelle et vont rapidement implorer
leurs élites dirigeantes de signer la paix.
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Russia flexes its muscles at the world by releasing footage of drills involving 12,500 troops, fighter jets and anti-aircraft missiles
- Display of military might took place in Crimea as Russia showcased its ground, marine and air forces
- It was the biggest exercises held on the strategic peninsula since its 2014 annexation from the Ukraine
- Flexing of military muscle sent out a clear message that any real attack on Crimea will be fought off
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With jets zooming across the sky and dropping bombs that burst into balls of flame - this was a fireworks display with a deadly serious purpose.
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With jets zooming across the sky and dropping bombs that burst into balls of flame - this was a fireworks display with a deadly serious purpose.
The
display of military might took place in Crimea on Friday as Russia
showcased its ground, marine and air forces in the biggest exercises
held on the strategic peninsula since its 2014 annexation from Ukraine.
The
drills involved 12,500 troops, fighter jets and anti-aircraft missiles,
and happened at the Opuk training range on the Black Sea coast.
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This display of military might took
place on Friday in Crimea as Russia showcased its ground, marine and air
forces. Pictured is an explosion from a thermobaric bomb, which create a
pressure wave that can suck the air out of people's lungs
The drills involved 12,500 troops,
alongside fighter jets and anti-aircraft missiles, and took place at the
Opuk training range on the Black Sea coast. Pictured is another view of
the thermobaric bomb blast
The halo-shaped wave from the
thermobaric explosion can be seen above the clouds of spray kicked up
from the surface of the Black Sea
The drills involved warships, aircraft
and tanks, with Moscow firing its S-300 missile systems. Here, a small
ship cowers from a huge blast as a helicopter flies overhead
Thermobaric bombs explode as other
ordinance drifts down towards their targets on parachutes. Thermobaric
missile launches are said to have been deployed by Russia in Syria
The more advanced S-400 systems were
used earlier in the Caucasus-2016 exercises that began on September 5.
In this still image, a ship fires a missile at a mock target
A large landing ship moves across the
still waters of the Black Sea, depositing a smoke screen in its wake to
hide it from 'enemy' forces
The drills involved warships, aircraft and tanks, with Moscow firing its S-300 missile systems.
The more advanced S-400 systems were used earlier in the Caucasus-2016 exercises that began on September 5.
Inland, on a dusty steppe, paratroopers made a mass landing while ground forces ignited a wall of fire with napalm.
'On
such a scale and with the deployment of different force groupings, such
drills are being held for the first time,' defence ministry spokesman
Igor Konashenkov told journalists.
Watching
the drills were Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu and the head of
the General Staff Valery Gerasimov as well as Crimean leader Sergei
Aksyonov.
'This
training range is the biggest on the Crimean peninsula, which allows
for such exercises to be held,' said Konashenkov, adding that it had
been used by Russia before the peninsula's annexation.
A Kamov Ka 52 Alligator helicopter
fires rounds at a practice target during the drills. The spent shell
casings can be seen dropping from the base of the aircraft
A Mil Mi-35 attack helicopter darts
downwards while firing missiles. Clouds of smoke billow behind the
projectiles as they head towards their target
The two attack helicopters fly in
formation, raining down ammunition. Inland, on a dusty steppe,
paratroopers made a mass landing while ground forces ignited a wall of
fire with napalm
'On such a scale and with the
deployment of different force groupings, such drills are being held for
the first time,' defence ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said.
Pictured are warships moored on the Black Sea coast
Konashenkov insisted to journalists:
'You should not twist this into anything - there's no politics.'
However, such flexing of Russia's military muscle sent out a clear
message that any real attack on Crimea will be fought off
The drills also come about a month
after President Vladimir Putin accused Kiev of sending a group of
saboteurs into Crimea, saying Ukraine was 'practising terror.' Pictured
is a still from video footage released by the Russia's Defence Ministry
'Strategic
drills... are essential to military training in Russia in 2016,' Mr
Konashenkov said, 'with a focus on different troops working together.'
In Crimea, the exercises simulated an attempted invasion by a major force.
But Mr Konashenkov insisted to journalists: 'You should not twist this into anything - there's no politics.'
The drill was planned last year and is not related to the current heightened tensions with the West, he said.
Nevertheless
such flexing of Russia's military muscle sent out a clear message that
any real attack on Crimea will be fought off.
The
war games also come about a month after President Vladimir Putin
accused Kiev of sending a group of saboteurs into Crimea, saying Ukraine
was 'practising terror.'
Two Russian officers were killed in
clashes on the border but Ukraine denied any involvement. Pictured is an
Ilyushin IL-76MD military transport aircraft depositing its payload
Two Sukhoi Su-35 multi-role fighters
fly in formation as one fires off two missiles through the clear blue
sky. Friday's drills took place in hot, sunny weather
A group of Russian military jets fire
flares during military drills at the Black Sea coast. Flares are used to
protect aircraft from heat-seeking missiles by diverting them off
course
A Sukhoi Su-35 multi-role fighter
flies under the path of two missiles. The aircraft has been developed
since the 1980s and is now greatly improved
Four blue Sukhoi Su-34 strike fighters
release their payloads. The bombs drift down in an almost even line in
an impressive display of military timing
Two Russian officers were killed in clashes on the frontier but Ukraine denied any involvement.
'The troops really are training here to make sure that everything is guaranteed - security is ensured,' Konashenkov said.
'Crimea is protected now, it was protected yesterday and it was protected a year ago,' he stressed.
'Crimea is part of Russia and the country protects it like any other region.'
During
Caucasus-2016, 'the troops were set the task to fight off every kind of
aggression,' the defence ministry spokesman said, adding the drills
included blocking and disarming illegal rebel groups.
The
drills also worked on manoeuvres learnt in Syria, he said, including
creating artificial ridges to allow troops to move around in a flat
landscape.
'The military showed good skill level,' chief of staff Gerasimov said after the exercises.
Pictured is a T-90 tank
firing rounds on the Opuk range.
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