Russian special military operation in Ukraine #56

It's going fast.

The first F-16s will probably enter operations at the end of May. If they were able to carry JASSM or JASSM ER, they could be dangerous. JASSM missiles may be dangerous to Russia's further hinterland.

Yesterday was the 10th anniversary of the Odessa Trade House massacre


"But but, there's no Nazism in the Ukraine!"

Ukranian army burns a Donald Trump doll, because they got weapons too late.

Trump just needs to show that video and he will get elected... even Americans who don't like Trump wont want a foreigner they have spent billions of tax dollars on telling them who can or cannot be their president.

Was it just me or did the actual face under the paper image of Trump look a bit like Poroshenko?

On the other hand, the idol of theirs was doing blowjobs for money, being arrested multiple times for prostitution.

For money? More like he enjoyed it...

Some say it was a Kalibre attack but that trail looks straight down to me.

A Kalibre is like a small light jet aircraft, so to maximise range it can fly at 8-10km altitude where it will be safe from ground fire and MANPADS and then dive nearly vertically onto its target where an intercepting missile or gun round would have to detonate the warhead to stop it... anything else and it likely will still hit its target anyway.

Can a Kalibre drop vertically like that trail?

Of course it can... flying at altitude maximises the speed it can fly at and its range and removes the threat of ground fire (small arms) and MANPADS. Most medium range SAMs would struggle to hit it unless its flight path took it directly over them and part of its mission planning would be to fly it around know Orc air defence systems.

He was young and needed the money.

He was a fag and the money was just a bonus...

Can't they just fit the anti drone system they put on the rolling house? Should not be that hard.

Plus the anti drone jammer stations and of course small arms including shotguns but also LMGs and Verba and Igla-S and even Kornet would be good against some targets in the 10km range version with the HE Frag warhead model.

Time for the Navy to learn some tricks from the Army...

President Joe Biden has previously warned Russia against deploying chemical weapons in Ukraine. In March 2022, weeks after Moscow launched its invasion, Mr Biden vowed that President Vladimir Putin would pay a "severe price" if he did authorise the use of chemical weapons.

The president that authorised the delivery of cluster munitions into the conflict which has led to their use by both sides...

The smoky engine seem a low cost mass produced one that does the job. I don't remember seeing such smoke plumes before for missiles.

Rocket powered missiles leave smoke trails, Kalibre is jet powered and would leave no smoke trail... even if it used MiG-29 engines or B-52 engines.

That smoke trail might be from a SAM trying to intercept the threat...

The first F-16s will probably enter operations at the end of May. If they were able to carry JASSM or JASSM ER, they could be dangerous. JASSM missiles may be dangerous to Russia's further hinterland.

It will be good for the Russian Air Force because they probably don't have enough lighter fighters that can be directed by major airborne early warning aircraft... and they could probably do with more AWACS aircraft... numbers and types.

Will be funny when they shoot down a few F-16s... especially when they get shot down an enormous distance from the front line.

Arkanghelsk wrote:Looks like Diehl plant in Germany is on fire

IRIS T production is there

Welp... bye IRIS

Lots of fire hazards in NATO arms & ammo production facilities lately

Russian military innovation... how do they do it?



Coming to a village, west of Avdeevka.

IT Burns like there is no tomorrow. My friends living in Berlin get a call to keep the windows and doors sealed. Some nasty shit burns there, me guessing Rocket fuel. Smells terrible according to them.