Russian special military operation in Ukraine #51

nomadski wrote:

Hole wrote :
Waste of ammo. You can´t destroy railway lines or a road. You can only damage a small section of it.
Banderaland maybe a shithole but it´s capable of repairing such damages, especially with western
support.

I remember saying that a drone can be designed to fly and land on rail track and plant a magnetic steel wedge along  track . Do this on several points . Rail cargo stopped for a few days . Keep doing it . Rail stopped for a month or longer . War ends .

ATACMS gives Ukraine the ability to launch long-range strikes

But our specialists are already working to repel attacks with similar weapons

JohninMK wrote:Ukraine Battle Map claimed the following 6 hours ago then deleted it

A Ukrainian Buk Air Defense System fully equipped with modern US Sea Sparrow air defense missiles which will be used to intercept Russian Kalibr and X-101 Cruise Missiles during their future winter mass missile attacks

These are Evolved Sea Sparrow Missiles which were developed first in 2004, they are a lot better which is why I said modern

Also Buk missiles are from the 1980s and they can still intercept Russian cruise missiles well, it depends on the type of radar too


Photoshop?



https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GAHIOjWbEAAQ0lQ?format=png&name=small

JohninMK wrote:Ukraine Battle Map claimed the following 6 hours ago then deleted it

A Ukrainian Buk Air Defense System fully equipped with modern US Sea Sparrow air defense missiles which will be used to intercept Russian Kalibr and X-101 Cruise Missiles during their future winter mass missile attacks

These are Evolved Sea Sparrow Missiles which were developed first in 2004, they are a lot better which is why I said modern

Also Buk missiles are from the 1980s and they can still intercept Russian cruise missiles well, it depends on the type of radar too


Photoshop?



https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GAHIOjWbEAAQ0lQ?format=png&name=small

JohninMK wrote:Ukraine Battle Map claimed the following 6 hours ago then deleted it

A Ukrainian Buk Air Defense System fully equipped with modern US Sea Sparrow air defense missiles which will be used to intercept Russian Kalibr and X-101 Cruise Missiles during their future winter mass missile attacks

These are Evolved Sea Sparrow Missiles which were developed first in 2004, they are a lot better which is why I said modern

Also Buk missiles are from the 1980s and they can still intercept Russian cruise missiles well, it depends on the type of radar too


Photoshop?

The Koreans get to export some of their older shells which were otherwise just accumulating dust in their ammo dumps, the Russians get some ready-to-use shells from a proven source. It's win-win for both parties.

I would say that after the DPRK got their nukes the need for massive conventional artillery barrages isn't as important as it used to be.

The irony is, that US sadly achieved most of their goals in this operation, which Russia could stop only by a mass sacrifice of its soldier on the field.

I would say that the tactics employed by the NAZTO Orcs , has had an influence on the Meat- Grinder tactics . I remember at first that some said " we take our time and if it takes ten years , we will grind... " But now the war is to end in 2025 ? Why ? The cost in blood and treasure by Russia . And we can not deny the role of the Orcs in this happy equation ! No , the Orcs must be eliminated ad-infinitum !

In a few weeks/months we will see what weapons the DPRK will receive from Russia, just like yesterdays confirmation about the deal with Iran.

Well, that is one side of the story bro.
The other is, that they functionally broke the neck of EU, with all the aspirations applied to it.

United Europe that will last and secure the safety&well beeing of my children.
And what we get instead?

I remember saying that a drone can be designed to fly and land on rail track and plant a magnetic steel wedge along track . Do this on several points . Rail cargo stopped for a few days . Keep doing it . Rail stopped for a month or longer . War ends .

Von der Leyen

Also, whilst accepting the point Garry makes about allowing munitions etc through to storage points before blowing them, I don't understand why Ukraine's railways are not bogged down with blown up locomotives all across the country at the Lancet and other range limits, with double tap on the repair cranes etc. Or come to that, destruction of rail switches/crossovers (the most difficult to repair) by glide bombs, again at up to maximum range, with a double tap again on the repair crews.

Kiev burns. Crematoria of the Ukrainian Armed Forces work in three shifts, burning the corpses of their soldiers

Photoshop?

The forgot another reason "Save your family the cost of your cremation"

MiG-35s and Su-35s and Yak-130s, and perhaps Mi-28s?

Is that dutch for "I am lying"?

Isos wrote:

MiG-35s and Su-35s and Yak-130s, and perhaps Mi-28s?

It supposed to be a russian territory so russian army will be there. There won't be any militia allowed.

And that's certainly not a place to base su-35. Thry would be targeted on the ground and probably destroyed. Too close to the front line.

JohninMK wrote:If this is for real, Russia's response, (like for like?) will be interesting. Especially now that the Poles are blocking truck border crossings which must have increased the importance of rail freight in Ukraine.

(also posted in Russian Railways thread)

This was posted 50 mins ago.

Unconfirmed Reports of Train Attack on Key Russia-China Route

Thanks for sharing: @beerlovingguy


Unverified sources suggest that Ukrainians targeted a freight train on a vital railway line between Russia and China. The operation, allegedly planned by the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU), was said to occur in the North Muisky Tunnel in Buryatia during the night of November 29-30.

Details of the Incident:
Deep in Russian Territory: The North Muisky Tunnel, spanning over 15 km beneath the North Muisky Mountains, is a critical part of the Baikal–Amur Mainline, north of Mongolia.

Explosions Reported: Sources from the "Kyiv Post" claim that four explosions took place within the tunnel as a train passed through. The route, crucial for Russian military supplies, was reported blocked after the incident.

Current Status: The tunnel is impassable, and Russian authorities acknowledge a train fire. Security services and workers are on-site attempting repairs. The extent of the damage remains unknown.

Official Responses:
Silence from SBU: The Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) has officially refrained from commenting on the matter.

Russian Confirmation:  Russian media officially report the incident, indicating that on November 29 at 22:18, a freight train caught fire in the tunnel. The cause, according to the Russian channel Baza on Telegram, was a fuel tanker, but the exact reason remains undisclosed.

No Casualties Officially Confirmed: Russian authorities state that no individuals were harmed in the fire. Reports from "Ukrainska Pravda" suggest SBU involvement in the four tunnel explosions. The portal alleges that the SBU orchestrated the attack.

https://rp.pl/konflikty-zbro