The Pentagon concluded a contract with the New York company SRCTec LLC for the production of these systems for Ukraine at a cost of more than $12 million. The funds were allocated within the framework of the Initiative for the Promotion of Security in Ukraine.
— M|§F|T 🇺🇸🇺🇦 (@am_misfit) November 19, 2022
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***Russian - Ukraine War Tactical and Strategic Updates*** [Warning on OP]
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On Russian state TV they're saying the quiet part out loud; admitting Russia's "military" strategy is now based around killing and freezing enough Ukrainian civilians to force Kyiv to capitulate. https://t.co/yNIBlQVnby pic.twitter.com/CIAP6XnOb3
— Jimmy Rushton (@JimmySecUK) November 19, 2022
At Dzyga's Paw, we receive a lot of drone footage from the units fighting on the frontline. This footage was taken in the town of Soledar, close to Bakhmut. Russians spend thousands of shells for 3 months trying to break the frontline. They are failing. pic.twitter.com/3o41xg6CJZ
— Mykhailo (@mxpoliakov) November 11, 2022
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Gonna be a real shame once that plant gets up and running and then gets the spontaneous combustion treatment that seems so prevalent all over Russia right now.Rossticus said:According to U.S Intelligence Officials the Iranian and Russian Governments have finalized a plan to begin the Mass Production of Iranian Developed Drones inside of the Russian Federation, it’s expected that these Drones will be used for the War in Ukraine and future conflicts. pic.twitter.com/ybxAwIOdAV
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) November 19, 2022
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Who are they going to get to work in the factory? How long will it take to get up and running?Tony Franklins Other Shoe said:Gonna be a real shame once that plant gets up and running and then gets the spontaneous combustion treatment that seems so prevalent all over Russia right now.Rossticus said:According to U.S Intelligence Officials the Iranian and Russian Governments have finalized a plan to begin the Mass Production of Iranian Developed Drones inside of the Russian Federation, it’s expected that these Drones will be used for the War in Ukraine and future conflicts. pic.twitter.com/ybxAwIOdAV
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) November 19, 2022
This war will be as good as over before the blueprints are even dry
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It was revealed to me in a dream that producers of key cruise missiles and components for them (engine producer ODK Saturn for example) have been actively expanding their workforce -> They most probably work 24/7 -> Western suppliers didn't disconnect machines they sold to Russia https://t.co/JufFLbDMuP
— Kamil Galeev (@kamilkazani) November 19, 2022
Western = Western European (primarily German) + the role of Asian Tigers (Taiwan, Korea) increased in the last years. Out of American companies - HAAS plays a major role. There is a bunch of small suppliers: Australia, Brazil, Turkey and mainland China but they do not matter much
— Kamil Galeev (@kamilkazani) November 19, 2022
Australia - ANCA, Turkey - Eroglu, China - DMTG. They did supply their machinery to Russian missile producers, but their share is very small. They don't matter much. Brazilian Rotoline matters even less. It's Western Europe, Taiwan and Korea who matter. And @Haas_Automation
— Kamil Galeev (@kamilkazani) November 19, 2022
This indicates to me that Ukraine believes Russia will begin trying to level Kherson from distance.
Ukraine will soon begin evacuating people who want to leave the city of Kherson and the surrounding areas, senior official says - REU
— Faytuks News Δ (@Faytuks) November 19, 2022
Ukraine Situation Report: The Winter War Has Arrived https://t.co/g6w9oBEsiJ
— The War Zone (@thewarzonewire) November 19, 2022
Meanwhile in Russia: propagandist admits that Russia is in Ukraine "not to liberate anyone," but to take whatever Russia perceives as its own—including Kyiv—and terrorizing Ukrainians into shedding their national identity and being afraid "to breathe wrong in Russia's direction." pic.twitter.com/SmcplWj677
— Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews) November 20, 2022
Germany is a special case though. When it comes to Italy, Spain, etc. I don't have evidence of their *government* officials supporting and promoting participation of their business in Russian buildup. In case of Germany I do
— Kamil Galeev (@kamilkazani) November 20, 2022
Concur. For all the talk of equipment being lost or funds being diverted into the pocket of Ukrainian oligarchs there is ample evidence tat the Ukrainians are putting it to good use against. Dollar for dollar the funding being spent by the US on the war in Ukraine is more effective at deflating the Russian expansionism threat that any other dollas spent since the beginning of the Cold War. Charlie Wilson's War doesn't come close.
Compared to the vast majority of the Pentagon budget, the weapons and munitions sent to Ukraine are almost all beef and very little bun. The Joint Chiefs should be envious (and they probably are, but not for the right reasons).
Compared to the vast majority of the Pentagon budget, the weapons and munitions sent to Ukraine are almost all beef and very little bun. The Joint Chiefs should be envious (and they probably are, but not for the right reasons).
That dude looks like he had his azz beat. Double black eyes!!??
AgBQ-00 said:
That dude looks like he had his azz beat. Double black eyes!!??
He was probably too critical of the "special military operation" on air.
Judging by use rate, the stockpiles of missiles are likely dwindling, but expectations that sanctions might quickly affect Russia's defense industrial production also strike me as unrealistic. Many of the early stories about production line shutdowns did not appear credible. https://t.co/4x027eXzbb
— Michael Kofman (@KofmanMichael) November 19, 2022
The first order problem Russia has is simply defense industrial output. Even with increased shifts, missile production is very slow relative to use. The second will be when they burn through stockpiles of components, and find access constrained, the third is likely machine tools.
— Michael Kofman (@KofmanMichael) November 19, 2022
Russia is trying to deplete Ukrainian air defense with massive strikes - Pentagon
— MAKS 22🇺🇦 (@Maks_NAFO_FELLA) November 19, 2022
"We know what the Russian theory of victory is and we're committed to making sure it doesn't work by making sure the Ukrainians get what they need to keep their air defenses viable" - Pentagon
1/ QUICK THREAD based on an interview in an article below with an operator of a Ukrainian heavy R-18 multirotor drone. Main points below: https://t.co/aQrVXJXuk5 pic.twitter.com/SufrY2xjlz
— Samuel Bendett (@SamBendett) November 19, 2022
That is my friend who I dragged into Twitter - because I think it’s very valuable to understand how Ukrainian Emergency Services work now.
— Dimko Zhluktenko 🇺🇦 (@dim0kq) November 19, 2022
Give this man a follow! And a lot of interesting information from him to come - from nuclear stations security to demining Kherson! https://t.co/IjMLl13IEf
The troops repelled Russian attacks in the areas of - Bilohorivka, Luhansk region. and Spirne, Yakovlivka, Bakhmutske, Bakhmut, Opytne and Klishchiivka in Donetsk region.
— ТРУХА⚡️English (@TpyxaNews) November 20, 2022
US Marine colonel Andrew Milburn founded his own PMC called Mozart and arrived in Bakhmut to fight the Russians. It's "Mozart" vs. "Wagner" now. pic.twitter.com/6Sf48jKmZl
— NOËL 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 (@NOELreports) November 20, 2022
Rossticus said:Judging by use rate, the stockpiles of missiles are likely dwindling, but expectations that sanctions might quickly affect Russia's defense industrial production also strike me as unrealistic. Many of the early stories about production line shutdowns did not appear credible. https://t.co/4x027eXzbb
— Michael Kofman (@KofmanMichael) November 19, 2022The first order problem Russia has is simply defense industrial output. Even with increased shifts, missile production is very slow relative to use. The second will be when they burn through stockpiles of components, and find access constrained, the third is likely machine tools.
— Michael Kofman (@KofmanMichael) November 19, 2022
well Russia ran out of fueling tankers back in April so...
Andy went over there to report for Task & Purpose in March and saw the need for an organization od experts to provide training and equipment advice to the Ukrainians. He's a great human being and his reputation precedes him everywhere he goes.
https://taskandpurpose.com/author/andrew-milburn/
https://taskandpurpose.com/author/andrew-milburn/
Interesting if true. The video shows a Russian T-90M tank and BMP-3 reportedly in service with Wagner. https://t.co/o4YHF2nOi9 pic.twitter.com/QwSI57WYzJ
— Rob Lee (@RALee85) November 20, 2022
Russian forces are closing of certain areas in Melitopol and turning them into military bases whilst occupying villages and towns around Melitopol.
— WarMonitor🇺🇦 (@WarMonitor3) November 20, 2022
There is also significant reinforcement of the outskirts noticed.
There are reports of intense battles raging around Zaitseve South of Bakhmut. Russian Wagner troops are said to have tried storming Ukrainian postions there yesterday, but the the attack was repulsed taking heavy casualties. #Ukraine #Russia #Putin #UkraineWar #UkraineRussiawar pic.twitter.com/D69JoApJZJ
— raging545 (@raging545) November 20, 2022
— H I Sutton (@CovertShores) November 20, 2022
the UK has not had a real air defense gun system in decades. they (like most countries ) gave the AD mission to the airforce and disinvested most of the army ADA like the US did about 20 years ago.
— david D. (@secretsqrl123) November 20, 2022
they could, there were 600 built, and probably the best ones were the dutch ones (95) that were retired in 2006. how many are still out there, and in what shape? just to get the first 50 took months and the ammo situation is still not sorted out 100% (thanks swiss).
— david D. (@secretsqrl123) November 20, 2022
Explosions were heard on the territory of the occupied Zaporizhzhya NPP and near it in the evening of November 19 and in the morning of November 20. More than ten explosions were recorded, Energoatom says reports at least 12 hits at the plant site, reported the @iaeaorg.
— Hromadske Int. (@Hromadske) November 20, 2022
Also how much R&D are we getting now on our drone, anti drone tech. My guess is we'll have rethink some of,our combat tactics snd weapons going forward with how drones have dominated the battle field in UKE74OA said:"These sums pale into insignificance when set against a total US defense budget of $715bn for 2022. The assistance represents 5.6% of total US defense spending. But Russia is a primary adversary of the US, a top tier rival not too far behind China, its number one strategic challenger. In cold, geopolitical terms, this war provides a prime opportunity for the US to erode and degrade Russia's conventional defense capability, with no boots on the ground and little risk to US lives."Rossticus said:
https://cepa.org/article/its-costing-peanuts-for-the-us-to-defeat-russia/My piece on why US help for Ukraine is the best bang for buck the US will ever get. https://t.co/EJdHMVyA7e
— Timothy Ash (@tashecon) November 19, 2022
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— Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (@bayraktar_1love) November 20, 2022
Shelling occur not only in Kherson area but also in all other places over the right bank. For example damage after recent strikes in Beryslav and Kozatske areas.
There were already reports about both wounded and killed civilians.
Link- https://t.co/VBjQaXwlZe pic.twitter.com/1TqEOyNiNs
What's being held in the upper right image of the top tweet?
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Monetizing the US 'lessons learned' is incalculable but enormous. However, the political/military/economic 'lessons learned' by our NATO allies is probably 10x's larger and even more important.BQ_90 said:
Also how much R&D are we getting now on our drone, anti drone tech. My guess is we'll have rethink some of,our combat tactics snd weapons going forward with how drones have dominated the battle field in UKE
agent-maroon said:
What's being held in the upper right image of the top tweet?
Looks like a flechette.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10732101/amp/Putins-invading-troops-using-WW1-era-metal-DARTS-Russian-shell-packed-inch-long-arrows.html
anti-personnel flechette
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A pathetic show of force against those who were forcefully conscripted and refused to fight in the war that no one understands. This combined with blocking forces suppose to force refuseniks to fight, but it will only cause internal volatility in putins shaky foundation https://t.co/Ybiy6p59nM
— ✙🍉 Constantine 🍉✙ (@Teoyaomiquu) November 20, 2022
— Jay in Kyiv (@JayinKyiv) November 20, 2022
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