It's not like no Russians drove into mines. There's literally 1 mine every 1.5m. Russia used rocket projectors to spam them because they can't fight effectively themselves.
Yeah, they do. Russia has been consistently losing territory for the last 3.5 weeks, all the way from the Dnieper to Soledar. It's slow progress, but it's across a very wide front.
www.pearson-eng.com
It's irresponsible, they'll likely kill civilians for years to come after the war.Sure, sure, the Russians are playing unfairly. Oh, no.
That's why all our tanks are getting it. And it's British.
PEL to supply 1500 Track Width Mine Ploughs to Indian Army
Pearson Engineering are now under contract to supply over 1500 Track Width Mine Ploughs (TWMP) to the Indian Ministry of Defence. Read more.
It's more than 8 mate. There's 8 in a single cluster below Velyka Novosilka. And what did Russia achieve over 6 months prior, a large town and a small town. And the outfit that achieved that has now been disbanded and the Russian state has gone on record saying that it was anything but efficient.And it's peanuts.
1,512 Mine Plough (MP) for Tank T-90 S/SK at an approximate cost of Rs 557 croreDefence ministry signs contract for procurement of 1,512 mine ploughs for Indian Army's T-90 tanks
On Monday, Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh approved the procurement and signed a contract with M/s Bharat Earth Movers Limited (BEML) for procurement of 1,512 Mine Plough (MP) for Tank T-90 S/SK at an approximate cost of Rs 557 crore.www.indiatoday.in
That's $67M in all. Something the UK can easily fund for every single UAF tank.
You mean 8 villages, which the Russians themselves abandoned, and will be abandoning more pretty soon?
I don't care about the veracity of the number itself, but about the trends that they indicate. That they focus on invader artillery is undeniable. There's also been plenty of video evidence of that, so the true number of destroyed Russian artillery is still greater than zero, no matter how much you wish it weren't.
mstdn.social
mstdn.social
Not necessarily. First, getting the road under fire control is enough to interdict Russian logistics. Second, there's Molochny Lyman next to Melitopol, that pinches the landbridge at this point. There's less than 75 km between Tokmak and the shore of Molochny Lyman, so you can cover any moving column with GMLRS.
With what people? Are they gonna start recruiting in Mali and in CAR? Their recruitment offices in Russia have been closed down, and it was already hard to get the numbers they could get before the fall of Bakhmut when they were allowed to empty Russian prisons...
LOL yes they are. Bakhmut is the single victory Russia has to crow about for the last year. Losing it would be a tremendous blow to Russian morale both on the frontline and in the country. It's Russia's Stalingrad.
You mean Russia doesn't care.
It's 15 as of this morning, with Russia kicked out of almost as many more. Russia is also suffering 4000-5000 fatalities per week in the process
They'll get a surprise if they enter Western Ukraine.
Equally another assault of Kyiv now would put Belarussian bases in the crosshairs now that Ukraine has HIMARS and Storm Shadow. Ukraine has also fortified Northern positions, it wouldn't be as easy as last time, even though last time failed too.They still trying to dislodge that small unit from the left bank of the Dnieper?
I don't care about the veracity of the number itself, but about the trends that they indicate. That they focus on invader artillery is undeniable. There's also been plenty of video evidence of that, so the true number of destroyed Russian artillery is still greater than zero, no matter how much you wish it weren't.
NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 (@[email protected])
Attached: 1 video The destruction of Russian BM-21 GRAD continues in the Bakhmut direction. Work of the 26th Artillery Brigade.OSINTtechnical (@[email protected])
Attached: 1 video Outside of Bakhmut, in Zaitseve and Bakhmutske, Donetsk Oblast, Ukrainian forces from the 43rd Artillery Brigade conducted effective counterbattery fire, destroying a Russian 2S1 Gvozdika, Bm-21 Grad, and 2S5 Giatsint-S with drone-spotted HIMARS fire.
Russian artillery is the number one problem for them. Remove the artillery and a path can be cleared safely through the minefields. Clear a path through the minefields and fortified positions can be bypassed and surrounded by mechanized assault.
Still, they make good progress. They move forward much faster than the Russian did; despite Russia retaining air superiority and having a massive artillery advantage. As a reminder, the only place where Russia has been able to advance at all this past year has been Bakhmut and that was thanks to Wagner's veteran NCOs (something the Russian army itself doesn't really have) and a large number of disposable convicts for endless meat assaults.
www.bbc.com
This stuff is effective against Cold War mines, but it has no noticeable effect on some mines that work with vibration sensorsSure, sure, the Russians are playing unfairly. Oh, no.
That's why all our tanks are getting it. And it's British.
PEL to supply 1500 Track Width Mine Ploughs to Indian Army
Pearson Engineering are now under contract to supply over 1500 Track Width Mine Ploughs (TWMP) to the Indian Ministry of Defence. Read more.
And it's peanuts.
1,512 Mine Plough (MP) for Tank T-90 S/SK at an approximate cost of Rs 557 croreDefence ministry signs contract for procurement of 1,512 mine ploughs for Indian Army's T-90 tanks
On Monday, Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh approved the procurement and signed a contract with M/s Bharat Earth Movers Limited (BEML) for procurement of 1,512 Mine Plough (MP) for Tank T-90 S/SK at an approximate cost of Rs 557 crore.
That's $67M in all. Something the UK can easily fund for every single UAF tank.
You mean 8 villages, which the Russians themselves abandoned, and will be abandoning more pretty soon?
It depends on the ground too, and it's also a slow process when under direct and indirect fire.
