When ukraine liberated from nazis.. this will be the celebration.
in more news..
This is the kind of drones Russia need in Ukraine , in the hundreds , up to 20 of them flying 24 hours turns at a time over ukraine airspace , in zones close to Russian and donbass military positions and convoys movements..
had russia had plenty of this , the ukies will have been left without artillery or air defenses in the first 3 days of war. They also need hundreds of drones chasing other drones... too. for the ukraine conflict alone.. and for russia protection needs thousands of them.
A Russian Air Force drone has destroyed a Ukrainian multiple-launch rocket system by hitting it with a precision munition from an altitude of 3,000 meters, the Russian Defense Ministry said on Sunday as it published the video from the mission.
The footage shows a Russian drone taking off from an airfield before apparently switching to the drone’s black-and-white camera showing the rocket launcher opening fire on a target. The Ukrainian hardware then attempts to leave the firing position but gets struck while moving along a road.
here is odysee link..
https://odysee.com/@RT:fd/uav_strike_13:0
RT report..
https://www.rt.com/russia/551815-drone-strike-uk
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190,000 Russian troops are fighting 180,000 Ukrainian regular troops trained and organized to NATO standards and another 310,000 reservists and security forces. Normal attack-defense ratios call for a 3 to 1 advantage. Russia is attacking at 1 to 2.5+ disadvantage and is winning. Scott Ritter @RealScottRitter
NOTE: Russian forces would include the Donbas militias and the most of the 60,000 Ukrainian National Guard security forces would be as well trained and equipped as the 180,000 Ground Forces.
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franco wrote:190,000 Russian troops are fighting 180,000 Ukrainian regular troops trained and organized to NATO standards and another 310,000 reservists and security forces. Normal attack-defense ratios call for a 3 to 1 advantage. Russia is attacking at 1 to 2.5+ disadvantage and is winning. Scott Ritter @RealScottRitter
NOTE: Russian forces would include the Donbas militias and the most of the 60,000 Ukrainian National Guard security forces would be as well trained and equipped as the 180,000 Ground Forces.
Excellent remark.
It is like the claim that the "UPA had only 30 000 members", but in reality it had also a reserve formation which in Poland was known as the USN while in Ukraine it was called as the SKV (or something like that); on top of that there was the SB (Security Service), which was something like their "military police."
From what I know the USN was disbanded in 1944, and its members were incorporated into the UPA, substantially increasing its numbers.
So in reality the UPA numbers were considerably higher.
http://michalw.narod.ru/index-Truth.html
Also, some ethnic Ukrainian "unaffiliated" mobs also joined the above formations on an occasional basis, and there was also direct collaboration with the Germans and other Ukrainian nationalist formations, like the Ukrainian Police or the Ukrainian SS.
I know it is history, not current events, but I still wanted to point this out.
You still don't understand the scale of this operation, nor the limitations put on it. They are operating uav's and ucav, probably around 100 or more, in the tactical range. But they can't commit all their 1st class forces to the Ukraine theatre, just incase of any escalation by them nazi lovers hato. To have 24hr coverage in just 1 given area think of the assets that are needed, ground crews, operators, logistics, vehicles etc involved just in uav operation and management.
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psg wrote:You still don't understand the scale of this operation, nor the limitations put on it. They are operating uav's and ucav, probably around 100 or more, in the tactical range. But they can't commit all their 1st class forces to the Ukraine theatre, just incase of any escalation by them nazi lovers hato. To have 24hr coverage in just 1 given area think of the assets that are needed, ground crews, operators, logistics, vehicles etc involved just in uav operation and management.
Well nato generals are aware a big part of the russian army is in Ukraine so they wouldn't be able to defend let's St-Petersburg that easily which is even ore dangerous for a nato attack because that mean russians would more easily use tactical nuks.
This is actually a very bad time to try to attack Russia. Be it Nato, China or Japan or anyone else. They won't have time to move the force in Ukraine easily so they will just nuk anyone trying to take advantage of the situation.
Arkanghelsk wrote:So the grouping in the donbass of the VSU cannot retreat or move to any other cities
They have 2 options, stay, or counterattack the DPR
It would be suicide for them, but they have no other choice
How would Russia deal with the potential counterattack of the VSU in the donetsk direction?
Is that what tu22m3 , tu95, and tu160 at engels are prepared for?
Massive strikes at the enemy in this direction?
The LOC is massively fortified in both directions, the nazis would really need to go full kamikaze to advance in that direction, which is sadly a possibility, but has already been learnt in Syria. Of course carpet bombing/shelling is always a possibility for the Russian forces if required.
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Arkanghelsk wrote:So the grouping in the donbass of the VSU cannot retreat or move to any other cities
They have 2 options, stay, or counterattack the DPR
It would be suicide for them, but they have no other choice
How would Russia deal with the potential counterattack of the VSU in the donetsk direction?
Is that what tu22m3 , tu95, and tu160 at engels are prepared for?
Massive strikes at the enemy in this direction?
The LOC is massively fortified in both directions, the nazis would really need to go full kamikaze to advance in that direction, which is sadly a possibility, but has already been learnt in Syria. Of course carpet bombing/shelling is always a possibility for the Russian forces if required.
Unfortunately the orcs have been brainwashed into believing the propaganda of it's leadership, like the poor fools in Mariupol expecting to be re-enforced or relieved and the rank and file being told that they are winning. Reality is or soon will be settling in... then we will see the commitment level.
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Маннюня-М3 @NeiTHTatiana15 · 3h Breaking! MoD of RF: In a RuASF airstrike on the barracks and warehouses of Yavor training ground, 183 pro-Ukrainian terrorists from USA, GB, Israel, Canada, Italy, Croatia were LQD, 600 MANPADs & 1300 ATGMs were destroyed!
Russians With Attitude @RWApodcast · 4h Russian Ministry of Defense: "The elimination of foreign mercenaries arriving in Ukraine will continue"
Whilst that US journalist supposedly killed by Russian action
Gleb Bazov @gbazov · 3h Brent #Reno, #US journalist, killed by a bullet to the neck, according to colleague eyewitness and a police officer, not by sharpnel, indicating close range of execution—likely became the target of #Ukraine|ian territorial defense taking him for saboteur.
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The guy left before the attacks started. He says there were SoF from all over the world, but from the information he has they were all exterminated in one go. He says you don't know how is it for a bomber to launch a missile on you... makes it clear the kind of wars these guys are used to. This time for a change, they can learn with the best and taste the full weapons catalogue up to thermonuclear, if they want to keep playing war with Russia. Fucking morons.
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They have held back more than enough forces to counter any potential hato attack, what we are seeing deployed is a fraction of their true potential.
Also I believe the 190k to be inflated, they have put emphasis on combined manoeuvring, rapid incursions deep in to rear of enemy positions, encircling and trapping the bulk of ukr forces, cutting off supplies and equipment.
Even with the current losses, they are performing exceptionally well, under their restrictions and available/committed equipment. Hato is providing ukr with realtime satellite, airborne isr and no doubt, forward deployed sf with ground intell. As well as material equipment support for ukr infantry.
Yes they are and will be many lessons, to learn from. During this operation and after. But there is a plan in motion, let's see it through. Stage 2 is around the corner, but we all can see where this is all headed.
Great to see more strike operations extending to the western part of ukr, blocking the supplies and manpower from hato.
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I wonder how these groups will cross Ukraine without suffering serious casualties? Spriter @spriter99880 · 11h The President of Ukraine ordered the transfer of 128 separate mountain infantry and 10 separate mountain assault brigades from the western borders to the east of Kyiv in order to slow down the advance of Russian troops, thereby exposing the border with Poland.
As a result of a pinpoint strike by two cruise missiles in the area of the settlement of Baryshevka, the 8th separate mountain assault battalion of the 10th brigade was completely destroyed. Thus,the Ukraine army are throwing their last strategic reserves into battle.
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Edit: my local media reports that family members of "foreign legion volunteers" get no response from their relatives that went to fight for Ukraine after the strike.
The guy left before the attacks started. He says there were SoF from all over the world, but from the information he has they were all exterminated in one go. He says you don't know how is it for a bomber to launch a missile on you... makes it clear the kind of wars these guys are used to. This time for a change, they can learn with the best and taste the full weapons catalogue up to thermonuclear, if they want to keep playing war with Russia. Fucking morons.
Lina Arabi @LinaArabii · 5h American "special ops" veterans go volunteer in Ukraine and then cry "where's NATO???" when things don't go their way. Things are a bit different when you're not shooting up Afghan farmers under full air support. Imagine that.
Scott Ritter @RealScottRitter · 7h Since 2015 there has been a direct pipeline from the NATO facility in Yavoriv, where the US Army oversaw the training of 5 battalions of Ukrainian armed forces per year to NATO standards, to the fighting in Donbas. Eight years, 40 battalions. To pretend we are innocent is false.
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psg wrote:You still don't understand the scale of this operation, nor the limitations put on it. They are operating uav's and ucav, probably around 100 or more, in the tactical range. But they can't commit all their 1st class forces to the Ukraine theatre, just incase of any escalation by them nazi lovers hato. To have 24hr coverage in just 1 given area think of the assets that are needed, ground crews, operators, logistics, vehicles etc involved just in uav operation and management.
Well nato generals are aware a big part of the russian army is in Ukraine so they wouldn't be able to defend let's St-Petersburg that easily which is even ore dangerous for a nato attack because that mean russians would more easily use tactical nuks.
This is actually a very bad time to try to attack Russia. Be it Nato, China or Japan or anyone else. They won't have time to move the force in Ukraine easily so they will just nuk anyone trying to take advantage of the situation.
Why on earth would Nato attack Russia. As long Russia dont attack a Nato country that will never happen.
DerWolf wrote:If Ukraine accepts the Russian conditions of neutrality, do u think Russia with completely withdraw from Ukraine?
I think Ukraine will be neutral but there will be a fairly large, maybe two to three divisions, Russian presence to ensure and protect the neutrality will be maintained for the forseeable future. Don't hate me for this. I understand the Russian reason for the operation and I mostly agree with it, but I don't see how they can do anything but keep a division or two in country to support neutrality because I know the NATO people and USAID and the State Dept and what not will try to install a new puppet as soon as the fighting stops.
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