Russian Army and FSB Veteran on the Ukraine War

Monday, February 17th, 2025

Valery Shiryaev, an ex-Russian Army & FSB Officer, reveals when Ukraine’s war will end, exposes North Korean troops’ failures in Kursk, and breaks down the flaws of Western tanks in Ukraine, in an interview dubbed using AI voice cloning:

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Bob Sykes says:

February 19, 2025 at 9:00 am

There are no North Korean troops in Russia, and not one of them ever fought in Kursk.

After the mutual defense treaty was signed a small number of North Koreans did some orientation training at Vladivostok.

Shiryaev has discredited himself by repeating that lie.
T. Beholder says:

February 20, 2025 at 3:23 am

Bob Sykes says:

There are no North Korean troops in Russia, and not one of them ever fought in Kursk.

Heh. There were mentions initially from AFU, that seemed to be an excuse. https://simplicius76.substack.com/p/sitrep-111124-ukraine-scrambles-for
And then repeated by the circus. https://simplicius76.substack.com/p/fourth-estate-begins-conditioning
Probably of all NK involvement, only the reports of Bulsae-4 were true. In that a deal with allies for field testing of hardware that does not have a local equivalent makes sense.

Allen: Man, think of all the trouble that could have been avoided if certain people either got a record deal, or accepted at art school.
Michael van der Riet: Ukraine stopped the first Russian blitzkrieg with anti tank missiles that struck from above. It didn’t take very long for the Russians to copy that. As Bob Sykes said, military technology is evolving very fast there. Ukraine with the full military resources of the West maintains a lead, but the advantages don’t last.
Bruce: D Pat Moynihan mentioned being one of the first to spread conspiracy theories about the assassination. Partly as a courtier for Jackie ‘if only it had been for something like civil rights and not just some communist’. But Moynihan was always hard left.
T. Beholder: Ozornik says: These days, anything with “told by Forbes” (substitute any old media name) should be the reason to stop wasting time reading. Why? It’s there for a reason. Bob Sykes says: The Ukrainian war has caused an extremely rapid evolution in weaponry and tactics, Yes, but not all groundbreaking. UAV continue what started in the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War. https://www.isegoria.net /2024/10/the-armenians-b asked-in-the-glories-of- their-past-victories-and -prepared-for-a-repea...
T. Beholder: The hocus pocus here is starting with “KGB encouraged something that happens to align with their interests” (which is all that actual quotes claim, and obvious anyway) and then pulling it toward “it’s something KGB made up” («routinely plant misinformation»). Replace in the above sentences “KGB” with “Big Oil”, and what do you see? And now a little exercise for the fake opposition detector: https://web.archive.org/ web/20190926195138/twitt er.com/Monsantobuster/st atus/1171507313045209088
Bob Sykes: The Ukrainian war has caused an extremely rapid evolution in weaponry and tactics, and America’s military is decidedly obsolete. By now Russia probably has a three or four generation lead in all weapons categories. We still have successfully tested a hypersonic weapon, while Russia and China, and possibly Iran, have. Our MIC is simply too corrupt, too incompetent, and too disloyal to be of any use.
Ozornik: These days, anything with “told by Forbes” (substitute any old media name) should be the reason to stop wasting time reading.
T. Beholder: …largely failed to accomplish with its expensive, vulnerable S-300, Patriot and SAMP/T surface-to-air missile batteries, which can hit Russian jets from scores of miles away but were always too few in number to fully protect the front line and safeguard Ukrainian cities And now are fewer due to being indeed vulnerable to missile strikes and/or not having the right ammunition. https://simplicius76.sub stack.com/p/anatomy-of-m im-104-patriot-destructi on Speaking of which, those direct hit AA...
Jim: When can we stop pretending that the Rona existed in the real world?
bob sykes: The US funded the Wuhan project. It has a long history of funding foreign laboratories to do biowarfare research that is illegal in the US. Much of the illegal research is done on former Warsaw Pact countries. Also, Ron Unz has long argued that the virus was developed at US AMRIID in Ft. Detrck, Maryland.
T. Beholder: Welllll… https://web.archive.org/ web/20210627221310/www.b loomberg.com/news/featur es/2021-06-27/did-covid- come-from-a-lab-scientis t-at-wuhan-institute-spe aks-out And then there were mysterious outbreaks far from Wuhan before the thing spread elsewhere.
Bruce: Keynes said the British were bankrupt by 1915. If they’d found mercenaries to feed German artillery they’d have been better off even if they’d paid high dollars (thanks John) for the meat.
Natureboi: Or maybe they referred to “the moon” as the Nevada test site because that’s where they really are? Crazy how in MASH Korea looks so much like California, right?
John L. McCormack: That 12.5 pounds the British paid for each Russian soldier was significantly more than the seven pounds and six shillings the British paid annually to the Grand Duke of Hesse for each of his soldiers during the American War of Independence.
Jim: A Clockwork Orange (1971) is, of course, the story of an aspirational band of piratical perverts being cruelly suppressed by the evil chthonian longhouse.
Isegoria: “That’s just my elevator story.”
Grasspunk: “It was completely besmeared with blood” This reminds me of Peter Bogdanovich’s story about riding in an elevator with Alfred Hitchcock. https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=PqXFtWSBBd4
Gaikokumaniakku: “…meetings between the two-legged and four-legged partners. I believe Mr. Orwell covered something similar once.” Ah, I see you are a man of culture as well. https://www.researchgate .net/figure/Ah-I-See-You re-A-Man-Of-Culture-As-W ell-expresses-the-admira tion-for-certain_fig2_34 3598792
T. Beholder: Jim says: T. Beholder, have you read much Yarvin lately? Well, see… I tell myself in the morning “today, no dank moldbuggery, okay?” Then click on WattsUpWithThat.com in the feed, read the article, read the comments, facepalm… A few minutes there are two open tabs of UR, search, and some pasted quotes. ;]
T. Beholder: Gaikokumaniakku says: Now I really want a webcomic in the style of “Yes, Minister” and “The Office,” covering the day-to-day interactions of an ensemble cast of rodent bureaucrats working to support the policies of the Rodent Planning Council. Also, meetings between the two-legged and four-legged partners. I believe Mr. Orwell covered something similar once. But then, there’s a photo literally titled «Eleanor Sadler, a sergeant with the San Francisco Animal Care and Control, greets a group...

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