A Powerful response across Ukraine – Summary at CSTO: President Putin

The CSTO Summit begins in Astana.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is taking part in the Collective Security Council session of the Collective Security Treaty Organization in Astana. The leaders of the CSTO, which is widely viewed as a counter to NATO, are set to discuss current issues of international and regional security, as well as the main results of the organization’s activities.

The event is being attended by the leaders of Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. The results of this year’s cooperation are under discussion, as well as the primary areas for further improvement. The leaders are scheduled to sign a number of documents.

Mr Putin updated the meeting on the Ukraine WAR:

Last night, Russia launched a combined strike with 90 missiles and 100 drones, hitting 17 military targets on Ukrainian territory.

Mr Shoigu said that CSTO members fall within the protection of Russia’s Nuclear deterence.

The Oreshnik is a game changer. This technology will change everything we know about war, and Russia owns it.  I prefer to call it a Weapon of MOST Fiercesome Peace and expect Russia to demonstrate it a few more times before the penny drops across the western world.  They have been out-gamed and outplayed.

While I usually prefer to wait for the formal readouts, let’s take a look at some Key Statements by Putin at the CSTO Collective Security Council session from DD Geopolitics.   We need one another and we are thankful for the understanding of one objective, and share our work.  Yet frequently those who quickly take down Key Statements (hard work!), are sometimes skewed to their personal vision.  The formal readouts are really very important.

On “Oreshnik” and other Russian weapons:

➡️In the event of massive use, the power of “Oreshnik” missiles in a single strike would be comparable to that of nuclear weapons.

➡️Russia has several “Oreshnik” missile systems ready for deployment.

➡️Russia will respond to continued strikes by Western long-range weapons, potentially through further combat testing of “Oreshnik.”

➡️Serial production of the “Oreshnik” system has begun.

➡️The temperature of “Oreshnik’s” destructive elements reaches 4,000 degrees Celsius.

➡️Everything at the epicenter of an “Oreshnik” explosion disintegrates into elementary particles, essentially turning into dust.

➡️”Oreshnik” can strike even heavily fortified and deeply buried targets.

➡️Russia may develop additional weaponry in the near future.

➡️The Russian X-101 missile significantly surpasses European-made systems in range.

➡️Modifications of the “Iskander” system are Russian equivalents of all three variants of ATACMS.

On the Kiev regime and the West:

➡️Russia has repeatedly warned that allowing Kiev to launch strikes with long-range missiles constitutes direct Western involvement in the conflict.

➡️Russia is aware of the amount of Western weaponry supplied to Ukraine and what is planned for future deliveries.

➡️The leader of the Kiev regime, in addition to missiles, is begging his handlers for other military equipment.

➡️The Kiev regime’s leaders lost legitimacy by avoiding elections and have no right to issue orders to the armed forces.

➡️Those obeying orders from the usurpers of power in Ukraine are complicit in their crimes.

On potential targets in Ukraine:

➡️Targets for strikes on Ukraine are currently being selected.

➡️These targets may include decision-making centers in Kiev.

➡️Russia will choose the means of destruction based on the nature of selected targets and the threats they pose to Russia.

A package of documents was signed following the session of the CSTO Collective Security Council

In particular, the package included the Statement on the 80th Anniversary of Victory in the 1941–1945 Great Patriotic War.

Our sacred duty as the states that triumphed over Nazism is to preserve for the current and future generations the truth about our common struggle to liberate the world from Nazism, to prevent a resurgence of the ideology of hate, extremism, ethnic, racial, or religious discrimination, and other inhumane acts.