Moscow commanders have secretly moved about a hundred air defense missiles from Belarus to Russia, raising fears of further escalation in Ukraine, adding whether Vladimir Putin uses a dirty nuclear bomb.
The S-300 and S-400’s air shipment scores are either a caution opposed to Ukraine’s retaliation for the recent Russian bombing, or a sign of a much greater atrocity to come.
A Russian expert told the Mirror: “Whatever Russia plans to inflict on Ukraine, it turns out that the Kremlin expects retaliation on its own soil from Ukraine or the West.
“Analysts that with those missile movements made so quickly, just before this week’s big bombing, the two are interconnected.
“But more worryingly, they would possibly imply that the worst is possibly yet to come and they are preparing for a major reaction to this activity.
“But more worryingly, they would possibly imply that the worst is possibly yet to come and they are preparing for a major reaction to this activity.
“There is communication of a filthy bomb. “
From November 9 to 13, about 20 main flights of the IL-76 army were recorded from Belarus to army airfields in western and southern Russia.
Each loaded with missile pallets, totaling at least 70 missiles in total and now deployed to shape an air defense shield across Russia’s western border with Moscow.
Defense sites in Russia were reinforced with missiles at airfields at Millerovo, covering Lugansk in Ukraine, and Rostov-on-Don, covering disputed Donestsk, also in Ukraine.
But the canopy also reinforced the Sescha airfield, opposite Belarus and located between it and Moscow and Shkalovsky, near Moscow, also equipped with missiles.
This means that Moscow’s leaders think the capital needs more defense.
The missile deployment comes as it appeared, up to 83,460 Russian soldiers were killed in the invasion, 2,879 tanks destroyed, 278 hit and 1,536 destroyed since February 24.
As Russia pulls back from a fierce Ukrainian advance in the south and east, as well as the loss of the key town of Kherson, Moscow has bombarded Ukraine with more than 120 missiles this week.
The missiles have hit Ukraine’s infrastructure, leaving ten million Ukrainians with power and large-scale blackouts as winter frosts approach.
In the Kharkiv region, night shelling and missile fire returned “critical infrastructure” and broken electrical equipment.
Russian forces have deployed the extent of their arsenal to attack southeastern Ukraine, drones, rockets, heavy artillery and fighter jets, killing at least 11 civilians.
Two other people were killed in neighboring Poland, likely from a missing Ukrainian air defense missile as local forces struggled to protect themselves from a barrage of airstrikes.
In the Zaporizhzhia region, part of which remains under Russian control, artillery attacked ten towns and villages during the night.
Following its humiliating retreat from the southern city of Kherson, Moscow intensified its attack on the eastern region of Donetsk.
The city of Bakhmut, Donetsk, remains the scene of heavy fighting, regional governor Pavlo Kyrylenko said.
The Russian Defense Ministry said Ukrainian troops had been expelled from Jahidene in Ukraine’s Kharkiv province and Kuzemivka in neighboring Luhansk province.
At the same time, Moscow is strengthening its defenses in the southern region to thwart Ukraine’s further advances, following the construction of new trench systems near the border with Crimea.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian investigators are continuing their investigations to uncover alleged war crimes committed by Russian forces in Karkhiv.
No less than 3,000 prosecutions of thieves have been carried out for “violations of the laws and customs of war” through Russian troops in this region alone.
Reports also emerged of torture and atrocities committed by Russian troops in the Kherson region, where Ukrainian officials said they had opened more than 430 war crimes cases and investigated 4 alleged torture sites.
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