You are screwed
But they are detectable with FPV and FLIR sensor
This helps to identify the presence of mines at certain times during the day, usually when it is the hottest because the plastic heats up and provides a contrast against the ground
pavi wrote:I warn you. This is not for sensitive persons...Karl Haushofer wrote:Has Russia provided any concrete proof that the plane was carrying ukrainian pows?
https://t.me/denatofication/7741
Karl Haushofer wrote:pavi wrote:I warn you. This is not for sensitive persons...Karl Haushofer wrote:Has Russia provided any concrete proof that the plane was carrying ukrainian pows?
https://t.me/denatofication/7741
Firewall is blocking Telegram unfortunately.
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Totally unnecessary deaths for these fine men. They should be working in jobs and raising their families instead of being blown up by the mines.Arkanghelsk wrote:One of the first warriors who participated in the preparation of the legendary operation to capture the “Tsar’s Hunt” died near Avdeevka.
Exclusive footage shows the commander of the volunteer battalion "Redut" Pavel Fedorov with the call sign Pioneer. According to his relatives, while Pasha and the rest of the guys were working underground, many lacked oxygen due to the burners for cutting metal and the cramped conditions - some even lost consciousness. But despite this, everyone acted clearly and harmoniously.
For his courage and heroism, Pioneer was included in the award lists back in 2023. But, unfortunately, he never lived to see the medal and the breakthrough of the Ukrainian defense - during the assault on the fortified area, Pavel was blown up by a mine. He is survived by his mother and little sister in Ramenskoye, near Moscow. So that Fedorov’s feat is not forgotten, friends shared an archived video with Mash.
The kingdom of heaven is your warrior...
https://t.me/avdeevkaru/46164
...who are these guys? Freaking lions
Karl Haushofer wrote:
Totally unnecessary deaths for these fine men. They should be working in jobs and raising their families instead of being blown up by the mines.
We would have never come to this had Russia had a capable leadership in 1991-2022.
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NSFW Warning for body parts and crash footage.
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Karl Haushofer wrote:
Totally unnecessary deaths for these fine men. They should be working in jobs and raising their families instead of being blown up by the mines.
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Putin is going to be canonized by the ROC, he will be the most influential Russian leader by a significant factor, eclipsing the legacy of Stalin, and Peter the Great
It is because of Putin, that we don't live in a Yankee - Chinese world, but in a Multipolar one
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JohninMK wrote:Note that today is Zelinsky birthday and the mobilisation bill was to be passed and the return of 140 prisoners to take place today. All good PR or events that someone didn't want.
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For the same expenditure of force ( the total integrated force over time ) we would expect the same advance or retreat ( the total integrated area of operations over time ) and the same rate of attrition ( the total integrated losses over time ) . The only difference being perhaps the changing rate , one of increasing or decreasing amplitude or undamped system , where energy supplied equals energy lost ( more like what I am suggesting ) . Interesting problem !
#Ukraine easily loses 500 soldiers on a given day. 65 #POWs R nothing for #Zelensky if they could be sacrificed in a way that hurts reputation of #Zaluzjniy or anyone else he needs to remove so be it. #Ukranians loyal to regime will be unmoved too. Hate for #Russia is too strong
And now Ukraine attacked and destroyed a Rosneft oil refinery near Krasnodar. It was the biggest oil refinery in Russia.
They were quick to blame the Patriot for this ugly crime, before US blames SAMP/T. The blame will finally go the Germans I guess
The US is leaving Iraq and Syria under mounting pressure
So someone wanted to sabotage any form of a peacemaking process similar to the negotiations in Istanbul
As I have said many times, the elections will bring war, and a more aggressive Russia
IMO Putin will untie the hands of the SVR, and take advantage of what is occurring in Texas
And he will also untie the hands of the VKS, and start downing NATO ISR planes
Has Russia provided any concrete proof that the plane was carrying ukrainian pows?
Quite amazing that the most famous Vasilly Zaytsev is so low down the list. I guess he was early and then withdrawn and used for propagada purposes.
Apparently if you wander into a PFM-1 minefield, with lesochek or the plastic mine which looks like a toy
We would have never come to this had Russia had a capable leadership in 1991-2022.
Garry won't like this but I can see a Gerasimov Plan, similar to the Marshall Plan of 1948, where Russia financially rescues Europe at 1c on the $, creating a captive market for the BRICS+'s products just as the US did. At that point Putin moves onto a pedestal of his own, with no other equivalent in history.
I seen that on one of the Telegrams too. All 148 POWs (2 planes) were going to be released to Ukraine on Zelenskys birthday. For a big PR song and dance. Sure, someone didn't want the PR event to happen. But what is that one PR event really worth ? It wouldn't be a game changer in the slightest. It would not move the needle one way or the other. The 148 troops would be worth more to send back to the front. So this can't really be the reason.
Ukraine lost. Russia lost. It is just a big ugly sickening mess. That accomplishes nothing but pain and confusion. Most people on both sides can't see the US's invisible hand in these attacks. It seems like people on both sides don't even really know who to blame. An atrocity that no side can really profit from propaganda wise. This is what the Anglo scum does. It is truly the devils work.
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Backman wrote:....
I seen that on one of the Telegrams too. All 148 POWs (2 planes) were going to be released to Ukraine on Zelenskys birthday. For a big PR song and dance. Sure, someone didn't want the PR event to happen. But what is that one PR event really worth ? It wouldn't be a game changer in the slightest. It would not move the needle one way or the other. The 148 troops would be worth more to send back to the front. So this can't really be the reason...
Backman wrote:... Ukraine lost. Russia lost. .
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"....the Russians have the resources and men and ammo and equipment in place to attack any time they please....."
Sujoy wrote:NATO's expected strategy to defeat Russia
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But the West, particularly the US is already sacrificing thousands of Ukrainians. And regardless of how Putin intends to keep casualties low the West will keep on pouring millions of Ukrainians into the battlefield.Arkanghelsk wrote: Many Russians are shocked, because Ukrainians fight like mortal enemies
But not for Putin, Ukraine is fundamental to restoring TFR(total fertility rate) and population replacement of the entire Russian world, not just Russia
So Putin fights in a way which requires a sacrifice, but on the whole preserves most of Ukraine as a viable appendix of Russia
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Typical succession of western buzz words from people without any knowledge of real warfare.NATO's expected strategy to defeat Russia
They can´t find enough to replace the losses of the last few months.millions of Ukrainians
Worked really well.Very cheap way to make sure Russia is not a threat
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Sujoy wrote:But the West, particularly the US is already sacrificing thousands of Ukrainians. And regardless of how Putin intends to keep casualties low the West will keep on pouring millions of Ukrainians into the battlefield.Arkanghelsk wrote: Many Russians are shocked, because Ukrainians fight like mortal enemies
But not for Putin, Ukraine is fundamental to restoring TFR(total fertility rate) and population replacement of the entire Russian world, not just Russia
So Putin fights in a way which requires a sacrifice, but on the whole preserves most of Ukraine as a viable appendix of Russia
Recall what the defense minister of Netherlands said last year that Ukraine is a “Very cheap way to make sure Russia is not a threat”
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Eastern Slavs are mentally weak. They have allowed Anglos to drive themselves into a situation where they are killing each other in hundreds of thousands while Anglos are cheering in the sidelines.
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