As mentioned in our, last Fearsome Three podcast the Russians have secretly mobilized 500,000 reservists and will strike towards Kiev from Belarus. Belarus will pin the flanks. Russia has brought in large numbers of North Korean mercenaries right as the Big Brain Trump regimes pulls it’s carriers out of east Asia. Odessa will be taken on the Black Sea, completely choking the Ukraine off.
The weather currently offers about a six week intense combat window. The analog is the September 1, 1939 Polish invasion by Germany.
The risk for Europe will be if Poland and the Baltic States interfere with this operation. No more fighting just with the last Ukrainian. European air defenses have been depleted and the US has been denutted in it’s Israeli wars on Iran misadventure.
This needs to get underway before the last remaining combat age males in Ukraine are swept up in their latest busification campaigns.
All this so Ukraine can join NATO? Dumpster-fire foreign policy. 🔥
— Ron Meinhardt for US Senate (@running4ok) August 29, 2026
The softening up is now underway. Russia has destroyed approximately 90% of the warehouse facilities of retail chains in Ukraine,” said Ukrainian Minister of Agrarian Policy Vysotsky. The Russian army is focusing on completely destroying huge stores, logistics hubs, warehouses, and factories. Today, the last working Epicenter shopping center was destroyed in Zaporizhia.
After Ukraine/NATO blew up Russian food warehouses Putin struck back.
Now 90% of the facilities are destroyed!
NATO is literally fighting to the last Ukrainian.
Ukraine started the war on civilian (dual-use) logistics, and now Russia responded in kind… at 10x scale.
“Russia… pic.twitter.com/0WDnYvKQkz
— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) August 29, 2026
Targeting civilian warehouses and infrastructure.
For 53 hours almost nonstop, Russia has been hitting Kyiv and the region. The Ukrainian capital has gone into air-raid alert 25 times.
Warehouses and depots burned: Chocolate Roshen in Chubynske. Distribution centers for Comfy, Fora, Avrora and Budynok Ihrashok. A postal service… pic.twitter.com/twuOIGJjaN
— Iuliia Mendel (@IuliiaMendel) August 28, 2026
Kyiv is reportedly facing growing shortages of food, water, gasoline, diesel and heating fuel—and residents are fleeing the capital in massive numbers. Not clear where these folks are going, to the Polish border?
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