TAKEN OUT Putin colonel, 44, shot five times and killed in mystery ‘assassination’ in his office… but Russians claim ‘suicide’

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news ^ | 16 November 2022 08:35 EST | Henry Holloway

[FarCenter]

What happens if you commit suicide on full auto?

[Nifster]

Must’ve not had a successful battle plan

[Nifster]

Ow that’s just plain funny

[Nifster]

Actually it’s pretty funny because it could be true

[Nifster]

Or many people

[hflynn]

When ask to comment on why the weapon that was used to fire the bullets was found in the street 400 yards from the office window of the deceased, Moscow Police Lieutenant Colonel Columbiski attributed it to post mortem reflex.

When the reporter ask a followup question as to why the closed and locked window wasn't broken, Lieutenant Colonel Columbiski replied Siberia gets very cold in the Winter.

There were no more questions.

[Chode]

lol...

[Redmen4ever]

shot himself inn the back 26 times, stopping twice to reload

cause of death: suicide

[PIF]

Like poor Foster, a suicide shot 2X in the back of his head and then fell uphill

[Kazan]

https://www.moonofalabama.org/2022/11/us-russia-intelligence-chiefs-discuss-ukraine.html#more

Fact is that the 'west' is running short of ammunition it can deliver to Ukraine. That is why the U.S. is buying 100,000 rounds of 155mm artillery ammunition from South Korea:

“Negotiations are ongoing between the US and Korean companies to export ammunition, in order to make up for the shortage of 155mm ammunition inventories in the US,” the ministry said. The Pentagon said in a statement it has been “in discussion” about “potential sales” of ammunition by the US from South Korea.

But statements from South Korea and the US make clear that the deal, which has been in the works for months, has not yet been finalized. The purchase of such a large supply of artillery ammunition is highly sensitive for South Korea, especially given the recent missile launches and weapon tests conducted by North Korea.

To call 100,000 artillery rounds a 'large supply' is a joke. It is less than what the Russian army expenses in two days.

The 'west' currently no longer has the industrial capacity to make the products that are needed in a long high intensity war. It could rebuild that capacity but that would require a huge amount of money and long term commitments to buy significant amounts of such products.

Without a steady resupply of huge amounts of ammunition the Ukrainian army is done.

[sit-rep]

Well maybe he didn’t die the first 4 shots!

[Scrambler Bob]

This is obviously Covid.

“I’ve got some Spike Proteins in there somewhere.”

“I’ll just shoot them. Bang. Hold still darn you. Bang. . .”

[UMCRevMom@aol.com]

This is obviously Covid. “I’ve got some Spike Proteins in there somewhere.” “I’ll just shoot them. Bang. Hold still darn you. Bang. . .”