Further proof that we remain in an eternal LARP – The Skies Over Russia Are Now Filled With Thousands of German Drones
Fri 4:23 pm +00:00, 11 Sep 2026
Source: https://slavlandchronicles.substack.com/p/the-skies-over-russia-are-now-filled
Some fresh news to share with you today. The skies of Russia are buzzing with drones. This is a seasonal migration pattern, nothing to worry about. They are simply migrating to the East, to their nesting grounds for the winter in unprecedented numbers.
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Over 400 drones are currently attacking Russia and territories controlled by the Russian Federation.
According to monitoring resources, a new massive attack began in the evening – there are reportedly more than 400 Ukrainian drones in the air, heading towards Russian regions and territories controlled by Russia.
There is no official confirmation of the total number of drones yet – the attack is ongoing.
One of the epicenters of this night has already become Sochi. There, for several hours, reports have been coming in about air defense systems operating and numerous explosions.
Authorities had simultaneously warned of the threat of both air and sea drones.
After a drone boat attack on the waterfront, a fire broke out, and one person was reportedly injured. Mass events were canceled in the city, and people were being evacuated to shelters.
The drone threat was also declared in Gelendzhik, Tuapse, and several other areas of the Krasnodar region.
And all of this is happening after a completely unprecedented night before.
From the evening of September 8th to the morning of September 9th, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported the destruction of 596 Ukrainian drones over Russian regions, Crimea, and the Black Sea.
And during the day on September 9th, drones reached Novy Urengoy for the first time – approximately 2500 kilometers from the Ukrainian border. After the wreckage fell, an industrial facility caught fire.
Now, a new wave is beginning – reportedly, more than 400 more drones.
If this estimate is confirmed, then in just over a day and a half, we will be talking about approximately a thousand drones involved in attacks on Russian territory.
It seems that the drone war has definitively entered a completely different scale.
We are monitoring the night. The geography and consequences of this attack, it seems, are only just beginning to emerge.
We will see what the damage is when the smoke clears.
But, as I keep saying, it doesn’t take a genius to figure out what direction this is going in. If you were to graph the number of drones attacking Russian territory and facilities in Russia going up in flames from 2022 to today, you would see a linear or maybe an exponential graph going up. In three months time, the number of drones being launched into Russia will probably double or triple. Putin’s policy of refusing to targeting NATO-run drone and weapon facilities on the territory of Ukraine (this has changed somewhat recently?) and the EU has led to this state of affairs. It was only a matter of time before more drones were being made than were needed for day-to-day frontline operations. Germany and Czechia in particular are cranking out the weapons. These drones are then launched into Russia.
What do, Putin!?
We’re observing the same development pattern for drones as we saw for planes, except accelerated. Planes were first used as scouts, then as support for infantry, and finally, they were produced en masse and launched at the enemy in waves with high payload munitions. These massed drone waves are the beginning of this WWII style, massed bomber air raid. Within five years, we will probably be seeing 10s of thousand of these drones unleashed all at once at their targets.
Most of this money for huge amounts of drones and their production is coming from Germany, because of course. Anatoliy Shariy reports:
You’re probably thinking like an ordinary person: why is Germany spending billions of euros from its budget on the Ukrainian conflict? It seems strange, given Germany’s own problems.
You’re thinking: the voters see this, they hate Merkel, and what’s the point of it all? It’s self-destruction for Germany’s political leadership.
You’re looking at this from the perspective of an ordinary person, but they’re looking at it from the perspective of businessmen.
That’s why the war in Ukraine will be endless. It’s a new Hundred Years’ War.
Let me explain. You’re Chancellor Merkel, and you’re sitting with industrialists, the ones who make drones.
And they say: “Let’s spend an average of 3 billion euros per month from the federal budget on drones to protect democracy and the freedom of Europe.”
Let’s make Germany strong again.
Three billion euros a month. Ten percent kickback immediately: 300 million.
Fantastic money to boost the CDU/CSU party.
And German industry will thrive.
Plus, you can gradually collect money from the Danes, Belgians, French, Dutch, Swedes, and Norwegians – from the sponsors.
In other words, it won’t just be German taxpayers paying for everything.
And three billion euros is enough for German industry to produce a thousand drones a day.
Imagine launching a thousand drones every day?
That would be a colossal blow to Russia.
But could production be increased threefold?
In six months, it could be increased threefold – to 3,000 drones a day.
Three thousand drones launched every day could inflict enormous damage on the European part of Russia’s economy in a few months.
And it’s important to understand:
Ukraine is just a launchpad in this scenario.
It doesn’t matter if rockets hit there, if buildings, bridges, and warehouses are destroyed.
It doesn’t matter how many people die.
Ukraine is just a launchpad for launching drones at Russia. No one cares about the situation there. They care about the billions for drones.
The goal is to get kickbacks over the next two years to win the federal elections.
And then – revenge against Russia for World War II.
Russia will be presented with huge reparations: 5 trillion euros over 50 years, 100 billion euros per year.
That’s roughly comparable to how much Russia earned from energy exports in some years.
And that’s it.
You can become the next Hindenburg or Bismarck in German history.
And all this petty squabbling with the AfD will be forgotten.
I heard something about the East German party the AfD winning the elections in Germany. Do you think that this will slow Germany’s military ramp-up even the slightest?
I’m willing to bet a lot of money on “no”.
And the most important thing is: don’t see this as a war. It’s a factory for producing money.
The game is worth the candle, and any peace initiative will be fiercely suppressed.
Any peace is dangerous. As soon as peace looms, there will be new attacks on airports, the Skripal poisonings, and poisoned arrows through windows.
What should Ukrainians do? Flee, if you can. No one cares about our Ukrainian lives.
What should Russians do?
Russia has about 6-8 months to create an air defense system that will protect against drones.
You better hope that Putin and his friends haven’t embezzled all that money or sent it to London.
Where are Russia’s much-vaunted electronic warfare capabilities?
Non-existent, apparently. Vaporware. Sent over to the CIA for inspection, probably.
Perhaps a big flak-shooting shotgun aimed at the sky might do the trick in the meantime.
But can they create an antidote in such a short time that will cover their entire territory? It’s unlikely.
They have the developments, but they can’t implement them quickly with their superiors.
At the same time, due to accurate strikes on production facilities in Ukraine over the past two months, production has suffered.
In other words, production in Ukraine has fallen sharply.
And in those 6-8 months, production will be ramped up in Germany.
Germany will become the leader in this.
And it will increase production.
And Ukraine will only be a launchpad.
It has been Germany’s geopolitical ambition for centuries to carve off Ukraine by first making it an independent state and then demographically culling it ruthlessly. To quote myself in an essay about the perfidy of the German elite in which I quote the German Foreign Minister under Bismarck:
By 1887, the future imperial chancellor Bernhard von Bülow was already musing on how to destroy Russia “for a generation”, cleanse Prussia of its Poles, set up a puppet Ukrainian state and take the Prussian armies to the banks of the Volga. This is the bloody Prussian – not German – thread that leads directly to the Nazi onslaught of 1941. In 1945, that centuries-long struggle was settled, in almost inconceivable violence.
And that centuries-long struggle is resuming now, right before our eyes.
Bismarck is gone, but the plans remain in place to conquer, cull and incorporate the Slavic Ost, this time into the EU.
And what is the EU really? Who formed it and why? What is its true purpose?
An essay for another time.
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But here’s a hint anyway:
The EEC was established in 1957, and the official aspiration then, as it is now for the EU, was to recreate the Europe of Charlemagne that existed more than a thousand years ago.
The idea of the Union must resonate with all Europeans, not just those who get invited to exclusive meetings.
Since then, European leaders have gathered time and again by Charlemagne’s ancient throne in Aachen, in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, to deliver visionary speeches announcing that the time has finally come to build a truly integrated Europe. Aachen has turned into the Mecca for true believers in the EU’s founding myth.
Further proof that we remain in an eternal LARP.
