Ukraine - Russia Conflict
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It isn't. Su-34 has a shittier radar than the su-30. Also most of these shoot downs happened entirely because they were doing low altitude cas missions and were taken out by stingers or other vshorads. None of them were taken down by s-300s.
US may establish new command in Germany to arm Ukraine: report
A final decision on the command is expected within the next few weeks.
www.defensenews.com
Russians have 25k+ soldiers trapped in Kherson west of Derp river and their lines are collapsing... maybe Ukraine will use those 25k+ for negotiations?
The Russian PMC Wagner showed footage of the training of their assault groups. The exercise is called the "Confidence Test" since during the training of soldiers fire from military weapons is fired.
Video of a Russian Ka-52 helicopter hitting a Ukrainian T-64 tank with a Vikhr missile. The probability of destroying a tank class target with Whirlwind missiles is 80%.
The son of Yevgeny Prigozhin, the founder of the Russian private military company Wagner, spoke about the battles in Ukraine in the Bakhmut direction and assessed the training of Ukrainian army soldiers.
Footage of the fall of the burning Su-24M of the Ukrainian Air Force has been published. It is not known what shot down the plane, possibly MANPADS, since two traces of missiles are visible at the beginning of the video. Before falling, the plane was attacked by two MANPADS missiles, but both missed the target.
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Video of a Russian Ka-52 helicopter hitting a Ukrainian T-64 tank with a Vikhr missile. The probability of destroying a tank class target with Whirlwind missiles is 80%.
The son of Yevgeny Prigozhin, the founder of the Russian private military company Wagner, spoke about the battles in Ukraine in the Bakhmut direction and assessed the training of Ukrainian army soldiers.
Footage of the fall of the burning Su-24M of the Ukrainian Air Force has been published. It is not known what shot down the plane, possibly MANPADS, since two traces of missiles are visible at the beginning of the video. Before falling, the plane was attacked by two MANPADS missiles, but both missed the target.
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Russian advance near Pavlivka obliterated.
How long before they start shooting each other, on a 'just in case' basis?
The Russians are losing the war, on the ground, for real, and are already on their third partial mobilization (1-pressions for contracting conscripts, 2-appeals to the oblasts to raise one battalion each, 3-the current mobilization).
They are not losing a war of occupation intended to win hearts and minds (they haven't even tried in their occupied territories) but on the ground, on the regular. So the Russian army seems unable to subdue the near abroad in a surprise attack.
Missiles are nice, but they have to be fired where it counts. The number of cruise missiles fired into residential apartment blocks since the beginning of this conflict, while there are still operational non-nuclear power plants, functioning electric transformers, rail networks capable of supporting a civilian economy and transporting troops, and even weapons factories, is simply staggering.
We will only briefly mention the inability to take control of the sky...
They are not losing a war of occupation intended to win hearts and minds (they haven't even tried in their occupied territories) but on the ground, on the regular. So the Russian army seems unable to subdue the near abroad in a surprise attack.
Missiles are nice, but they have to be fired where it counts. The number of cruise missiles fired into residential apartment blocks since the beginning of this conflict, while there are still operational non-nuclear power plants, functioning electric transformers, rail networks capable of supporting a civilian economy and transporting troops, and even weapons factories, is simply staggering.
We will only briefly mention the inability to take control of the sky...
I'd saying he's simply drawing the same conclusion many in Asia are drawing:
As Russia's military reputation nosedives, so do its Asian arms sales
Asia was once one of Russia's biggest weapons export markets but the war in Ukraine has accelerated falling sales
www.telegraph.co.uk
It's about 80km from Mylove.If the whole northern sector and Dudchany are liberated, it opens the way for a HIMARS strike at ~90 km on the Russian logistic base of Chaplynka
