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Originally Posted By Prime: Therefore, I do not want to comment on the conflict episodes that are now being thrown into the network (and of which there are actually so many that you have no idea about it). The quality of contract signatories is falling rapidly (either quantity or quality - it doesn’t work any other way), moral fatigue is taking place among people, conditions are very different from what we would like. At the same time, in positions the severity of friendly clashes cannot be compared with those “terrible cases” that are dumped online. And, if anything, I just don’t feel any sympathy for tik-tokers, especially for those of them who were on the opposite side physically during the Second Chechen War, but now remain there morally. I’m just against it when discussing pictures distracts from the topic of real problems https://t.me/shouvalov/182 Air defense installations, promptly deployed to the Leningrad region after an attack on the port infrastructure, are an ideal illustration for the medical section “Cretinism”. Now I’ll explain the simplest things, and if you find at least one refuting argument, almost for the first time I’ll be curious myself. The S-300 anti-drone system is either napalm against a cockroach, or a log for a horny girl instead of a vibrator. I’m more interested in something else: where did they get the air defense there from? Well, as if I were talking about physics with its laws of conservation of energy and about the laws of communicating vessels: if somewhere it has arrived, then somewhere it’s completely the opposite. And now I can very well guess where the opposite could have happened. Why be ashamed: I know exactly where it happened. How will the enemy react to such air defense movements to the Leningrad region and to other objects that are vital to those important in life? Option one, ideal: the enemy will become demoralized, decide that his actions are futile, move NATO away from our borders and pay reparations. Option two, realistic: the enemy will understand that he is dealing with cretins who are being manipulated by him, and therefore, with tripled energy, he will begin to attack important infrastructure with drones. In response, we will fire at the drones from air defense, where one missile is tens to hundreds of times more expensive than drones - good for the enemy. If something flies and something valuable and useful explodes somewhere, the enemy is happy. If, in addition, air defense is removed from the front line, where we seem to be severely lacking it, the enemy will also dance a waltz. I understand that it’s insulting to the naysayers: starting the Northern Military District, we honestly and sincerely offered to fight only where we ourselves delineated this zone. Don't step outside the circle. But since the real bastards turned out to be against us, they not only step outside the circle to spite us, but generally do not want to play by our rules. We call them names for this (Dimon, fas!), and threaten them with soap for intimate hygiene, and honestly complain that we are being fooled, deceived and led by the nose, and these bastards do not want to continue playing by our rules. As Nikolai Gavrilovich said - “What to do?” In general, the political troubles of the Northern Military District look something like this: when we pretend to be deranged idiots, they believe us, but they don’t agree to our terms. After this, we don’t need mobilization, and partial mobilization is, as it were, not mobilization. They showed the Armata to the whole world, they gave a hint, but fuck off fighting on something more mundane. And I, of course, accepted all these decisions - with all my heart, with all my soul, but I’m just already fucked up. Every mistake above is blood below. The higher the error, the more blood there is down. This channel can also go silent at any moment - despite everything, it stayed alive for almost two years, but how and how long it will work out is an open question. Mistakes give rise to heroism, and heroism is paid for in blood and coffins, and is awarded with orders and medals. Somewhere above, someone made a mess - now new medals have been brought up, almost all of them on beautiful cushions, right on top of the coffins. Cuteness. War is a science like any other, it’s just that there are more applied aspects and the exams with tests are specific. But the S-300 in the Leningrad region as a sudden response to drones is not science, but some kind of magic. But the decision was clearly not made by the military; they are not very good at magic. And only Russian soldiers feel good: if they have a machine gun, go on the attack, if they give them little soldiers, run and fight. Thank you, wise sages https://t.me/shouvalov/183 View Quote |
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Ok, now can I play the Fico card?
Who is he afraid of that he needs a Patriot system? Surely not his pal Putin?! NATO!? 😱 I must have a flash of prophecy when I first read SLOVENIA but thought SLOVAKIA! Here we are at last. 😎
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Originally Posted By yekimak: New nightmare unlocked... Getting droned while repairing observation hardware on a tower.. View Quote You can run in tiny circles but you cannot hide! |
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“I don’t need a ride, I need more ammunition.”
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“If by chance you were to ask me which ornaments I would desire above all others in my house, I would reply, without much pause for reflection, arms and books.”
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Originally Posted By Capta: The corrupt imbeciles we have now are trying to get Ukraine 60B in supplies and Republicans affiliated with Trump are blocking it. Not sure how well those two ideas square up. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Capta: Originally Posted By ITCHY-FINGER: Originally Posted By Saltwater-Hillbilly: That and their RSOP capabilities suck, their logistic system is not up to the task, their training sucks, and they seem to have huge gaps in capability at the Operational level that preclude effective and successful large-scale operations utilizing any means other than surprise and overwhelming mass. If we are going off overall casualties, Russia's manpower and equipment losses are unsustainable in the long-term, even with Iranian, North Korean, and (covert) Chinese support. Of course, this COULD change on the equipment side if the Chinese jumped in with both feet, but the Russians are having problems sustaining the numbers they have now, the LPR/DNR well is about dry, and, if we assume more than a 1:3 casualty rate in favor of the Ukrainians, due to the demographic factors the Russians are losing the manpower war at the strategic level as well. Plus, the Russian non-military economy is well and truly wrecked for at least a decade if not an entire generation due both to the war and the existing corruption. IF Trump gets elected, Russia will get bent over the table within 6 months regardless of Trump's Ukraine policy because a lot of Biden's screwy energy policies will be reversed and the price of oil and gas will go down significantly, not to mention the fact that Iranian support will, at a minimum, be sharply curtailed since Trump will go after the Houthis' and Iranians like no president since Ronald Reagan. I could also conceive Trump sending the Ukes all of the FASCAM that is sitting in depots due to dud-rate concerns as well as most of, if not all, of the -113s and other older equipment in storage, such as older Patriots that are not going to be upgraded, older ATACMs, maybe a few of the Boneyard f-16s etc, in order to force the Russians to the negotiating table for his desired negotiated solution and give him leverage in the negotiations. Time will tell. I agree and believe that a Trump part II would be a net benefit for Ukraine and negative for the Iran/Russia/Nork Axis. Ukraine would just have to play nice and survive the Trump attempts to negotiate a peace deal, let Russia be the dickheads and earn Trumps ire. ANY Republican will be 100X better than the timid and corrupt imbeciles we have now. The corrupt imbeciles we have now are trying to get Ukraine 60B in supplies and Republicans affiliated with Trump are blocking it. Not sure how well those two ideas square up. You have to work mighty hard to be more incompetent than a drooling senile corrupt pedo creep, but Speaker Johnson and the Crazy Eights are claiming that booby prize. |
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Originally Posted By RockNwood: Being somewhat of an inside man it is sort of amazing that Girkin has any expectation however low for law and order, righteousness and service to country to win any merit. You are a hit man for an organized crime syndicate known as Russia that lives by the rule of kleptocracy and lies. How did you ever expect things to go well? Or even “fair?” View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By RockNwood: Originally Posted By Prime: More Girkin/“Strelkov” ❗️ANNOUNCEMENT❗️Igor Strelkov was sentenced to 4 years in prison on charges of extremism. The channel “Contrary to Censorship” is preparing in the near future an exclusive online interview with Igor Ivanovich’s lawyer-Alexander Molokhov (Chairman of the ICA “Last Watch”, head of the Working Group on International Legal Issues at the Permanent Mission of the Republic of Crimea to the President of the Russian Federation in 2017-2021) In the meantime, we received Igor Strelkov’s answers to the channel’s questions. 🚩V.Ts.-How do you see the prospects for the existence of Ukrainian identity - how likely is it that in the future it will transform into Novorossiysk, Little Russian and Galician? 🚩I.S.-Ukraine in its current form cannot and will not exist no matter the outcome of the war. Little Russian and Galician identities already exist de facto. The first of them is almost identical to the Russian one, and the second is the most distant from it. In 2014, the formation of a Novorossiysk identity could begin if it gained independence. Now there are two options – complete merger with Russian or genocide and absorption into “pseudo-Ukrainian” identity. The result depends on the outcome of the war. https://t.me/voprekicenzure/72 🚩 V.Ts. - You criticized some aspects of the conduct of the SVO. Do you think that this could worsen the motivation and morale of the SVO participants? 🚩 I.S. - No, I don’t think so. What worsens the motivation of soldiers and officers fighting at the front is the fact that fair criticism is ignored. It was precisely at the elimination of negative phenomena, known to the participants of the SVO much better than to me, that my criticism was aimed, for which I was put behind bars by the enemies of the country. 🚩V.Ts.- To what extent are restrictions in the field of freedom of speech and opinion justified during the SVO? 🚩I.S. - I now have neither the right nor the authority to competently discuss this topic. https://t.me/voprekicenzure/74 🚩V.Ts.- How do you perceive the concept of “extremism”? To what extent are there objective criteria for recognizing someone as an “extremist”? 🚩I.S. - In my opinion, this concept has a purely abstract character, without clear semantic content, and is used in modern practice according to the old Russian proverb “the law is what the drawbar is, where it turned and it came out.” https://t.me/voprekicenzure/75 Being somewhat of an inside man it is sort of amazing that Girkin has any expectation however low for law and order, righteousness and service to country to win any merit. You are a hit man for an organized crime syndicate known as Russia that lives by the rule of kleptocracy and lies. How did you ever expect things to go well? Or even “fair?” He probably had some expectations that because he was a made man (FSB) he could get away with more. And he got a little too used to the ideas of “rights” that don’t exist in Russia. Also, perhaps because he’s a Tsarist he felt that that whatever standards existed for open discussion in Tsarist times would apply to him, instead of the standards that existed in Soviet times. He’s an interesting guy and I’ll miss hearing his perspective, but I have zero sympathy for him. |
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Originally Posted By RockNwood: Ok, now can I play the Fico card? Who is he afraid of that he needs a Patriot system? Surely not his pal Putin?! NATO!? 😱 I must have a flash of prophecy when I first read SLOVENIA but thought SLOVAKIA! Here we are at last. 😎
View Quote Maybe we could get them some HAWKs from Greece instead. |
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Originally Posted By Capta: He probably had some expectations that because he was a made man (FSB) he could get away with more. And he got a little too used to the ideas of “rights” that don’t exist in Russia. Also, perhaps because he’s a Tsarist he felt that that whatever standards existed for open discussion in Tsarist times would apply to him, instead of the standards that existed in Soviet times. He’s an interesting guy and I’ll miss hearing his perspective, but I have zero sympathy for him. View Quote The USSR was very legalistic and people were used to the procedures being followed. |
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Originally Posted By Capta: Maybe we could get them some HAWKs from Greece instead. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Capta: Originally Posted By RockNwood: Ok, now can I play the Fico card? Who is he afraid of that he needs a Patriot system? Surely not his pal Putin?! NATO!? I must have a flash of prophecy when I first read SLOVENIA but thought SLOVAKIA! Here we are at last.
Maybe we could get them some HAWKs from Greece instead. Have you read or found any feedback from Ukraine regarding the HAWK's battlefield performance? |
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Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: The USSR was very legalistic and people were used to the procedures being followed. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: Originally Posted By Capta: He probably had some expectations that because he was a made man (FSB) he could get away with more. And he got a little too used to the ideas of “rights” that don’t exist in Russia. Also, perhaps because he’s a Tsarist he felt that that whatever standards existed for open discussion in Tsarist times would apply to him, instead of the standards that existed in Soviet times. He’s an interesting guy and I’ll miss hearing his perspective, but I have zero sympathy for him. The USSR was very legalistic and people were used to the procedures being followed. Indeed, legalistic bullshit to mask the unerlying immorality. Pretty amazing (or not) that Russia willingly went back to Stalinist ways. [Putler]Make Show Trials Great Again[/Putler] |
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Originally Posted By Brok3n: Have you read or found any feedback from Ukraine regarding the HAWK's battlefield performance? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Brok3n: Originally Posted By Capta: Originally Posted By RockNwood: Ok, now can I play the Fico card? Who is he afraid of that he needs a Patriot system? Surely not his pal Putin?! NATO!? I must have a flash of prophecy when I first read SLOVENIA but thought SLOVAKIA! Here we are at last.
Maybe we could get them some HAWKs from Greece instead. Have you read or found any feedback from Ukraine regarding the HAWK's battlefield performance? Very little and mostly inferred from a couple of videos. One video shot at night showed a HAWK launch and immediately malfunction. In the light of the launch/explosion, you could see a previous missile smoke trail that angled up, then back down toward the water fairly close, indicating a previous malfunction wasn’t shown. Then there was a (likely) third launch which worked and hit a target in the distance. The video was clearly shot on the Odesa coast looking out onto the Black Sea. A later video showed one or two hits with no obvious malfunctions. The combination of zero info the whole war, and a video with two malfunctions out of three, and showing that they are probably only willing to fire it out over the Black Sea indicates it’s probably somewhat dangerous to the user. IIRC Zelensky also said something publicly about a donated SAM system not working. Maybe they’re getting to the point they can get some utility out of it without it killing anyone. I happen to think it would be a good idea to helicopter a battery out to snake island to try to spring a SAMbush on the Russians. If it gets bombed, who cares. |
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“If by chance you were to ask me which ornaments I would desire above all others in my house, I would reply, without much pause for reflection, arms and books.”
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“If by chance you were to ask me which ornaments I would desire above all others in my house, I would reply, without much pause for reflection, arms and books.”
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“If by chance you were to ask me which ornaments I would desire above all others in my house, I would reply, without much pause for reflection, arms and books.”
Baldassare Castiglione |
Originally Posted By Capta: The corrupt imbeciles we have now are trying to get Ukraine 60B in supplies and Republicans affiliated with Trump are blocking it. Not sure how well those two ideas square up. View Quote I agree it takes a little faith and some memory...Xiden and FBHO always undermined Ukraine while Trump was they FIRST to send them weapons. Try to "square" the demo-commies hatred for Israel and unrequited love affair with Iran and Hamas. There ARE idiot imbecilic republicans sabotaging the Party, the USA, Ukraine, etc. Probably victim's of Russia info-ops, money or both rather than the instinctive, consistent, and historic democrat obsession with undermining our military (and Ukraine's) and flirting with all things commie/Soviet. Do you really believe that the democrats suddenly became patriotic war-hawks? Xiden has done a good job supporting Ukraine? Wants them to really WIN? |
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Originally Posted By RockNwood: Being somewhat of an inside man it is sort of amazing that Girkin has any expectation however low for law and order, righteousness and service to country to win any merit. You are a hit man for an organized crime syndicate known as Russia that lives by the rule of kleptocracy and lies. How did you ever expect things to go well? Or even “fair?” View Quote Most likely he was just expecting FSB "special treatment". He knows 100% that the average citizens posting his opinions would be long gone. He assumed he had some built-in credit from the old days. He should have remembered the fate of other assassins and operatives from the Stalin days. |
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Originally Posted By Prime: WIndshield UXO, outside view https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/203719/IMG_4074-3112451.jpg The only thing I can say is that the driver's trousers definitely did not remain intact. https://t.me/combatfootageua/12382 View Quote Yeah, that's LUCKY! "lucky I wore my brown pants"... |
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Originally Posted By Capta: Very little and mostly inferred from a couple of videos. One video shot at night showed a HAWK launch and immediately malfunction. In the light of the launch/explosion, you could see a previous missile smoke trail that angled up, then back down toward the water fairly close, indicating a previous malfunction wasn't shown. Then there was a (likely) third launch which worked and hit a target in the distance. The video was clearly shot on the Odesa coast looking out onto the Black Sea. A later video showed one or two hits with no obvious malfunctions. The combination of zero info the whole war, and a video with two malfunctions out of three, and showing that they are probably only willing to fire it out over the Black Sea indicates it's probably somewhat dangerous to the user. IIRC Zelensky also said something publicly about a donated SAM system not working. Maybe they're getting to the point they can get some utility out of it without it killing anyone. I happen to think it would be a good idea to helicopter a battery out to snake island to try to spring a SAMbush on the Russians. If it gets bombed, who cares. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Capta: Originally Posted By Brok3n: Originally Posted By Capta: Originally Posted By RockNwood: Ok, now can I play the Fico card? Who is he afraid of that he needs a Patriot system? Surely not his pal Putin?! NATO!? I must have a flash of prophecy when I first read SLOVENIA but thought SLOVAKIA! Here we are at last.
Maybe we could get them some HAWKs from Greece instead. Have you read or found any feedback from Ukraine regarding the HAWK's battlefield performance? Very little and mostly inferred from a couple of videos. One video shot at night showed a HAWK launch and immediately malfunction. In the light of the launch/explosion, you could see a previous missile smoke trail that angled up, then back down toward the water fairly close, indicating a previous malfunction wasn't shown. Then there was a (likely) third launch which worked and hit a target in the distance. The video was clearly shot on the Odesa coast looking out onto the Black Sea. A later video showed one or two hits with no obvious malfunctions. The combination of zero info the whole war, and a video with two malfunctions out of three, and showing that they are probably only willing to fire it out over the Black Sea indicates it's probably somewhat dangerous to the user. IIRC Zelensky also said something publicly about a donated SAM system not working. Maybe they're getting to the point they can get some utility out of it without it killing anyone. I happen to think it would be a good idea to helicopter a battery out to snake island to try to spring a SAMbush on the Russians. If it gets bombed, who cares. Thanks for that, found the video for reference:
Some yahoo over in the TWZ comments section is claiming "85-90% hit rate against cruise missiles with the HAWKs." but didn't cite a source. |
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Originally Posted By Capta: He probably had some expectations that because he was a made man (FSB) he could get away with more. And he got a little too used to the ideas of “rights” that don’t exist in Russia. Also, perhaps because he’s a Tsarist he felt that that whatever standards existed for open discussion in Tsarist times would apply to him, instead of the standards that existed in Soviet times. He’s an interesting guy and I’ll miss hearing his perspective, but I have zero sympathy for him. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: The USSR was very legalistic and people were used to the procedures being followed. View Quote There was a clear divide between what the average slob could/couldn't do and what the made men of the KGB, Party elite could do. Funny story: My dad was a musician in the biggest, most popular restaurant/dance hall in our city. He was well known for playing Western music, which was otherwise unavailable and prohibited. While playing American music, some party big-shots told him to stop and play traditional "folk" songs, which he started to play. Then members of the Securitate, that were always there and friendly with dad told him to just play the American music and "dont worry about it"... |
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“If by chance you were to ask me which ornaments I would desire above all others in my house, I would reply, without much pause for reflection, arms and books.”
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“If by chance you were to ask me which ornaments I would desire above all others in my house, I would reply, without much pause for reflection, arms and books.”
Baldassare Castiglione |
Fire in the building of the capital committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation on Gilyarovsky Street in Moscow. According to our information, thick black smoke is pouring out of four windows on the second floor. Three people are standing on the roof. The building also houses a fire museum. And the capital committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation for the Arbat district is on the first floor. It's currently undergoing renovations. UPD. The fire has been localized. Construction debris was burning on the second floor, an area of 10 square meters. People were removed from the roof, they were not injured. https://t.me/breakingmash/51297 |
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“If by chance you were to ask me which ornaments I would desire above all others in my house, I would reply, without much pause for reflection, arms and books.”
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Art can be a weapon in the propaganda war and this is exactly such a weapon.
Narration targets the entire Russian Federation and eastern Ukraine. Added new chapters, fixed lots of errors and introduced lots of new errors/inconsistencies in this surrealist fable. The Girl and the Flower. Failed To Load Title |
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Originally Posted By yekimak: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/66660/FB_IMG_1706593923021_jpg-3112453.JPG I'm miffed I somehow missed news of a plane being downed. View Quote It was such a small blurb, and not much other mention or video of it that I wasn't sure it had happened either. Apparently it was the Su-24 near Snake Island. I had posted of a downed plane a few days before, but no official confirmation from the Ukrainian tally chart. |
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Originally Posted By Capta: Very little and mostly inferred from a couple of videos. One video shot at night showed a HAWK launch and immediately malfunction. In the light of the launch/explosion, you could see a previous missile smoke trail that angled up, then back down toward the water fairly close, indicating a previous malfunction wasn’t shown. Then there was a (likely) third launch which worked and hit a target in the distance. The video was clearly shot on the Odesa coast looking out onto the Black Sea. A later video showed one or two hits with no obvious malfunctions. The combination of zero info the whole war, and a video with two malfunctions out of three, and showing that they are probably only willing to fire it out over the Black Sea indicates it’s probably somewhat dangerous to the user. IIRC Zelensky also said something publicly about a donated SAM system not working. Maybe they’re getting to the point they can get some utility out of it without it killing anyone. I happen to think it would be a good idea to helicopter a battery out to snake island to try to spring a SAMbush on the Russians. If it gets bombed, who cares. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Capta: Originally Posted By Brok3n: Originally Posted By Capta: Originally Posted By RockNwood: Ok, now can I play the Fico card? Who is he afraid of that he needs a Patriot system? Surely not his pal Putin?! NATO!? I must have a flash of prophecy when I first read SLOVENIA but thought SLOVAKIA! Here we are at last.
Maybe we could get them some HAWKs from Greece instead. Have you read or found any feedback from Ukraine regarding the HAWK's battlefield performance? Very little and mostly inferred from a couple of videos. One video shot at night showed a HAWK launch and immediately malfunction. In the light of the launch/explosion, you could see a previous missile smoke trail that angled up, then back down toward the water fairly close, indicating a previous malfunction wasn’t shown. Then there was a (likely) third launch which worked and hit a target in the distance. The video was clearly shot on the Odesa coast looking out onto the Black Sea. A later video showed one or two hits with no obvious malfunctions. The combination of zero info the whole war, and a video with two malfunctions out of three, and showing that they are probably only willing to fire it out over the Black Sea indicates it’s probably somewhat dangerous to the user. IIRC Zelensky also said something publicly about a donated SAM system not working. Maybe they’re getting to the point they can get some utility out of it without it killing anyone. I happen to think it would be a good idea to helicopter a battery out to snake island to try to spring a SAMbush on the Russians. If it gets bombed, who cares. They need to Franken SAM some of the older units to fire AIM-120's Hawk AMRAAM fire and forget baby!!: |
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Originally Posted By Prime:
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Originally Posted By AlmightyTallest: It was such a small blurb, and not much other mention or video of it that I wasn't sure it had happened either. Apparently it was the Su-24 near Snake Island. I had posted of a downed plane a few days before, but no official confirmation from the Ukrainian tally chart. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By AlmightyTallest: Originally Posted By yekimak: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/66660/FB_IMG_1706593923021_jpg-3112453.JPG I'm miffed I somehow missed news of a plane being downed. It was such a small blurb, and not much other mention or video of it that I wasn't sure it had happened either. Apparently it was the Su-24 near Snake Island. I had posted of a downed plane a few days before, but no official confirmation from the Ukrainian tally chart. I guess it wasn't just me, as a few TG channels were questioning it as well. Denys posted that an su34 was downed as well in the Lugansk region. I've not seen much else beyond that. |
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Originally Posted By yekimak: I guess it wasn't just me, as a few TG channels were questioning it as well. Denys posted that an su34 was downed as well in the Lugansk region. I've not seen much else beyond that. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By yekimak: Originally Posted By AlmightyTallest: Originally Posted By yekimak: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/66660/FB_IMG_1706593923021_jpg-3112453.JPG I'm miffed I somehow missed news of a plane being downed. It was such a small blurb, and not much other mention or video of it that I wasn't sure it had happened either. Apparently it was the Su-24 near Snake Island. I had posted of a downed plane a few days before, but no official confirmation from the Ukrainian tally chart. I guess it wasn't just me, as a few TG channels were questioning it as well. Denys posted that an su34 was downed as well in the Lugansk region. I've not seen much else beyond that. I saw that as well, 7 hrs ago, so let's see if another plane is claimed on the tally chart tomorrow, then we will know. |
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Originally Posted By Prime:
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Different region, but a good range reference of Patriot.
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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GFCRB-AXsAAMTYT?format=jpg&name=large View Quote This post should be sent somehow to all Russian soldiers in Ukraine. Let them know what they are fighting and dying for. *Fuck putin and I hope he gets a drone in his lap while tanning on the lakefront. |
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30 minutes ago.
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It's not stupid, it's advanced!!
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Originally Posted By AlmightyTallest: It was such a small blurb, and not much other mention or video of it that I wasn't sure it had happened either. Apparently it was the Su-24 near Snake Island. I had posted of a downed plane a few days before, but no official confirmation from the Ukrainian tally chart. View Quote At first I thought it could be another RU pilot defection...fingers crossed. |
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NSFW, drones counting Russian dead and vehicle losses.
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connoisseur of fine Soviet armored vehicles
Let's go Brandon Staff NCO in the Arfcom pro-Ukraine Army |
I feel that the epic Russian losses in this area now, are going to equal some Ukrainian wins by Summer.
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nothing of value here
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I note that this Russian source provided some valuable information to the Ukrainian GUR regarding the reason their attempted drone strike against the Yaroslavl oil refinery was not successful. Russian MoD Source: A “flock” of Ukrainian Armed Forces drones tried to reach Yaroslavl at extremely low altitudes along river beds, including the Volga, in order to be undetected by air defense systems Only one was able to reach the refinery yesterday morning: the drones flew one after another, keeping a distance of about a kilometer. Previously, all of them were launched from the Chernihiv region. We flew through the Smolensk region, Zavidovo National Park, the UAV entered the Volga riverbed near the village of Selishchi, Tver region and near Uglich turned towards Yaroslavl. Due to their long range (900 km) and technical problems, the drones hit trees (or simply stalled) and fell in dense forests and on frozen ice. Only one was able to reach the oil depot in the southwest of the city, but it was also planted by electronic warfare equipment. Sappers neutralized the explosive device which was carrying a 3-kg warhead. View Quote View Quote |
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NSFW.
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It's not stupid, it's advanced!!
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NSFW.
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It's not stupid, it's advanced!!
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It's not stupid, it's advanced!!
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Originally Posted By m35ben: T72, they may have better armor. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By m35ben: Originally Posted By ITCHY-FINGER: Is that some upgraded T55 or T62 variant? Anyway, I hope they can end up In Ukraine. It’s a T72M with an upgraded engine and armor. It’s a good tank made though the early 90s. |
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