News About The Ukraine War

[cycleguy2300]

This may give you an idea of how stuff gets counted and tabulated. Its not random numbers pulled from thin air.

They watch videos, look at photos, check the metadata to confirm locations and times then see if it has been counted and if it checks out, they add it to the list.

Note the russian T-80BV noted as sunk... it went into the water west of Robotyne and gave russia another submarine...

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[cycleguy2300]

Instagram has a video showing a second missile hitting. There was a photo (not sure if I posted it) showing the #2 missile a few hundred feet from striking, in a dive.


It is really impressive just how much get caught on camera these days.

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Additional photos of the strike, showing the aftermath.

Don't know it's a satellite or drone, but the damage is pretty obvious when compared to the before photo.

The strike was during business hours so likely a large number of naval staff killed.

This strike is only about 1.2km from where Ukraine destroyed a Rapucha class landing craft (important for logistics in the area) and a Kilo class sub (that was used to launch ballistic missiles against Ukrainian cities).

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[glenbo]

Utube video about Ukraine using cardboard drones. I hope this is true. Imagine being a russian general knowing that paper drones are blowing your shit up.

 

[General Zod]

Utube video about Ukraine using cardboard drones. I hope this is true. Imagine being a russian general knowing that paper drones are blowing your shit up.

I've read about the flat-pack cardboard drones from other sources, too.

 

[cycleguy2300]

Meanwhile is russia AK mag pouches happen to perfectly fit energy drinks.


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[cycleguy2300]

34 officers killed in the strike on the Black Sea Fleet HQ.

62 killed on the landing ship Minsk

Almost everyone on the Kilo class sub is listed as missing.

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[General Zod]

Big naval losses while fighting a country that doesn't have any ships.

 

[oldag]

Big naval losses while fighting a country that doesn't have any ships.

A warning to the U.S., though.

 

[General Zod]

A warning to the U.S., though.

Yep. A few years later than they should have, but the Pentagon seems to have finally woken up to the threat drones present, as well as the uses they can have. At least to some extent.

 

[cycleguy2300]

A warning to the U.S., though.

Navies are not the only thing at risk.

One of the things that stopped the russian invasion and prevented them from utilizing the initial advantages in armor and airpower is the investment Ukraine made in anti-armor and anti-air systems that are man portable.

Without CAS, orc armored units assaulting Kyiv were repeatedly ambushed by tank hunter teams, struck with Byraktar drones and then ran home after heavy losses.

WWI bogged down due to the effectiveness of machine guns and artillery, leading to the invention of tanks and the utilization of aircraft and new doctrines using stormtroops

Ukraine bogged down due to the (significant) neutralization of tank and aircraft, which seems to have lead to smaller, expandable aircraft (drones) and smaller assaults that mimic stormtroop type tactics of taking small bites, holding the gains then widening out the penetration using the same tactics.

There will be many, many lessons in doctrine and leading to many new technologies.

"If necessity is the mother of invention, conflict is its father" -Kenneth Kaye

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[cycleguy2300]

I love detailed analysis



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[cycleguy2300]

Someone is wrong or someone is lying

Russian Black Sea commander Sokolov shown on video call after Ukraine said it killed him

Admiral Viktor Sokolov, the commander of Russia's Black Sea Fleet, was shown on Russian state television on Tuesday attending a defence leaders' meeting remotely, a day after Ukrainian special forces said they had killed him.

www.reuters.com

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[Cool 'Horn Luke]

I love detailed analysis



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Whichever it is, it's pretty badass to survive TWO mine strikes and (apparently) stay in the fight.

 

[cycleguy2300]

Both are short and worth watching

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[angel71rs]

Sucks for the kids in the 2nd vid to have to grow up in that situation.

 

[cycleguy2300]

I haven't watched it yet but will soon


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[cycleguy2300]

Probably good signs for Ukraine

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[oldag]

Good time for Norway and Japan to invade Russia?

 

[Johnny Diamond]

Probably good signs for Ukraine

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Hope it's the reason....although if they just rethought their tyrannical behavior then that's fine also.

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[cycleguy2300]

Good time for Norway and Japan to invade Russia?

Japan has legitimate claims on a number of islands the soviets invaded and kept at the end of WWII

Finland might could get some land they lost in the winter war

Poland might like to have Königsberg back

I wish them all the best of luck

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