I’m not eligible for military service at all, otherwise I would’ve already left instead of tying up loose ends.Have you been called up yet?
That doesn't exactly sound great. How long do these generators, or their fuel reserve rather, last?Tweet
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For 10 days according to the article in the tweet.That doesn't exactly sound great. How long do these generators, or their fuel reserve rather, last?
Glad you’re safeI’m not eligible for military service at all, otherwise I would’ve already left instead of tying up loose ends.
This is still Russian controlled correct? I'd assume its UA that are shelling it...Tweet
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Will be interesting to see who gets arrested - whether hardliners or anti-Putin types
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Probably no one, the source is extremely sketchy and no one reliable have reported anything about it yet.Apologies if it’s obvious and I’ve missed it but who are currently being arrested and why?
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Somefolk in Lockheed have probably been walking with a significant BD energy these days.Tweet
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Or maybe after 42069 skulls... they should retire it now
Surely it was just pure luck that the train happened to be there? It couldn't have been that well timed to blow up just when a fuel carrying train happened to pass by? Suicide truck driver?
You don't need a satellite, a Bayraktar TB2 can look at the bridge from a few dozen kilometers away and would allow much more stable real-time observation. Satellites pass quickly and make this much more different.Surely it was just pure luck that the train happened to be there? It couldn't have been that well timed to blow up just when a fuel carrying train happened to pass by? Suicide truck driver?
Or it was timed this remotely? If so UKR has assess to satellite?
After all the theories being thrown around today, I’ve settled on a long-range missile attack being the most likely. Russia, and Ukraine as a matter of convenience in perhaps a strange twist of fate, is running with this truck being a bomb as a red herring methinks. And it is likely not a coincidence that a fuel-laden train was there.Surely it was just pure luck that the train happened to be there? It couldn't have been that well timed to blow up just when a fuel carrying train happened to pass by? Suicide truck driver?
Or it was timed this remotely? If so UKR has assess to satellite?
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Hopefully they'll finish the job tonight.After all the theories being thrown around today, I’ve settled on a long-range missile attack being the most likely. Russia, and Ukraine as a matter of convenience in perhaps a strange twist of fate, is running with this truck being a bomb as a red herring methinks. And it is likely not a coincidence that a fuel-laden train was there.
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The Missile Ukraine Wants Is One the U.S. Says It Doesn’t NeedAfter all the theories being thrown around today, I’ve settled on a long-range missile attack being the most likely. Russia, and Ukraine as a matter of convenience in perhaps a strange twist of fate, is running with this truck being a bomb as a red herring methinks. And it is likely not a coincidence that a fuel-laden train was there.
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A fuel train? If that's true I doubt it's luck.Surely it was just pure luck that the train happened to be there? It couldn't have been that well timed to blow up just when a fuel carrying train happened to pass by? Suicide truck driver?
Or it was timed this remotely? If so UKR has assess to satellite?
Crimea Bridge Explosion Disrupts Crucial Supply Route for Russian ForcesA fuel train? If that's true I doubt it's luck.
nice work Glaston.Will be interesting to see who gets arrested - whether hardliners or anti-Putin types
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They are using SAM missiles and the Iranian loitering munitions for strikes against civilian infrastructure so they must be running very low on cruise and ballistic missiles.Head of Duma Committee on Defense is asked by that main propaganda guy on his show, "Why can't we destroy the infrastructure of Ukraine, every bridge, electrical plant and dam?"
He answers, "Our main problem today is reconnaissance, which would allow us to identify enemy objects to the fullest extent. Every target requires a certain quantity and type of munitions. Perhaps there aren't enough of them today in order to complete all tasks" and that they need to prioritize creating more.
Surely they already know where all the bridges, power plants and dams are. Sounds to me like they just lack the long range precision munitions needed. Hopefully they have little prospect of building more thanks to sanctions.
I guess with reconnaissance he's also talking about military targets. If some artillery or whatever is dug in, it won't be easy to spot unless you have the right aerial / satellite cameras operated by people (/AIs) with the correct training. Them randomly attacking civilian targets might as much as anything be because they can't find the military targets and perhaps they're trying to bring them out into the open by firing at other locations and hoping they move to defend them. Must be frustrating and depressing being a Russian officer right now.Head of Duma Committee on Defense is asked by that main propaganda guy on his show, "Why can't we destroy the infrastructure of Ukraine, every bridge, electrical plant and dam?"
He answers, "Our main problem today is reconnaissance, which would allow us to identify enemy objects to the fullest extent. Every target requires a certain quantity and type of munitions. Perhaps there aren't enough of them today in order to complete all tasks" and that they need to prioritize creating more.
Surely they already know where all the bridges, power plants and dams are. Sounds to me like they just lack the long range precision munitions needed. Hopefully they have little prospect of building more thanks to sanctions.
They definitely lack precision missiles etc, but the point about reconnaissance isn't that wrong. It's easy to see where a bridge or dam etc is via satellite. But it's mich harder to determine where its weak spots are and how to strike that best.Head of Duma Committee on Defense is asked by that main propaganda guy on his show, "Why can't we destroy the infrastructure of Ukraine, every bridge, electrical plant and dam?"
He answers, "Our main problem today is reconnaissance, which would allow us to identify enemy objects to the fullest extent. Every target requires a certain quantity and type of munitions. Perhaps there aren't enough of them today in order to complete all tasks" and that they need to prioritize creating more.
Surely they already know where all the bridges, power plants and dams are. Sounds to me like they just lack the long range precision munitions needed. Hopefully they have little prospect of building more thanks to sanctions.
Good point.They definitely lack precision missiles etc, but the point about reconnaissance isn't that wrong. It's easy to see where a bridge or dam etc is via satellite. But it's mich harder to determine where its weak spots are and how to strike that best.
This is all true and when it comes to acquiring targeting data against military targets and getting that data to the firing units in time, it gets even harder.They definitely lack precision missiles etc, but the point about reconnaissance isn't that wrong. It's easy to see where a bridge or dam etc is via satellite. But it's mich harder to determine where its weak spots are and how to strike that best.
Yea, it's 4th or 5th time that Belarus is supposedly 'just about to invade'.I reckon we'd be hearing from Western sources if Belarus participates. I'm sceptical.
Lukashenko doing his usual dance of appeading Putin while not doing anything to grt properly involved?Yea, it's 4th or 5th time that Belarus is supposedly 'just about to invade'.