Isos wrote:Podlodka77 wrote:Isos wrote:
Why did you share this with the other members of the forum, you dumb French mule, since it is obvious that according to you Russia does not have the technology that Surovikin is talking about ?
HANDE HOCH !
Since he came to power he is buying and using iranian drones effectively, is going to buy bigger iranian drones and is buying iranian ballistic missiles in order to switch from a dumb way of doing war to an effective strategy that will reduce number of useless deads as he he says.
If like you say, russian weapons are the best, produced in quantities more than needed and used very well, can you then explain us why this russian general that is in charge of the war is buying iranian drones and missiles and changing the whole strategy after he bought iranian stuff ?
Btw feel free to block me and go **** yourself as suggested before.
Cheaper. And just trying new things
At least when it comes to hitting targets like that Ukrenergo that they just did. They could have taken that building out any time with a cruise missile
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But they're trailing suicide drones against buildings it seems
Of course though to hit targets of opportunity on the front the Geran is invaluable. But its biggest impact is as a psychological weapon
Russia's biggest weakness so far has not been its lack of precision weapons. That's a fabrication of NATO fantasists
Nor casualties and such in and of themselves
Or the Su-34
But the failure of its military-political strategies for achieving its objectives and ending the war. Whether the advance on Kiev, or the negotiation attempts afterwards, or the hope to provoke mass surrenders among front-line Ukrainian troops and rout their lines in Donbass. All of it failed. Ukrainian cohesion and morale held. NATO resolve to attempt to collapse Russia through the Ukraine didn't falter. And so on.
And as a result you end up with this big slog of a war that couldn't have turned out any different under these circumstances; the particulars of which artillery pieces were lost here or there are not that significant. Although all these Ukro videos you demonstrated amount to nothing. They release these in batches to create the appearance of some catastrophe for Russia, whereas in reality they most likely are compiled from material over the whole period of the war.
Surovikin has exactly the right idea, not in terms of using drones but of dealing a knockout blow to end the war. Although I do believe that this move has been months in the making and predates Surovikin.