EastSideAg2002 said:
Maybe add a toll both?
Whoa! Mind blown!
Since all the Russian financial assets are frozen how will they ever get the s*** load of dimes they're gonna need?
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Whoa! Mind blown!
Since all the Russian financial assets are frozen how will they ever get the s*** load of dimes they're gonna need?
Polaris75 said:
Russia did not have a plan, Putin just said charge.
"Russians don't take a dump, son, without a plan."
On February 26, social networks users filmed a convoy of at least 10 PAZ ambulances of the Russian Armed Forces in Gomel. The video shows stretchers on two levels placed inside the buses.
— MotolkoHelp (@MotolkoHelp) February 26, 2022
The presence/absence of Russian wounded inside the buses is not known for certain. pic.twitter.com/DkHMNL9d4e
Instructions on resistance tactics from Ukraine’s Ground Force:
— Tat Atfender 🇺🇦🇨🇦🇫🇷🇺🇸 (@TatAtfender) February 26, 2022
target fuel tracks; block movement with trees, etc.; dig around settlements; shoot the wheels; remove road signs; destroy the enemy’s markings; burn tires, hay if the enemy approaches pic.twitter.com/s0Q1wMYnM6
Looks like Ukrainians have arrived to the same concluded we did: target the supply lines/fuel trucks. Dig around settlements? Guess the old ways are the best ways sometimes.
2wealfth Man said:tanks go boom boomjabberwalkie09 said:GarryowenAg said:Unless there's mech infantry mixed within the columns.Rosstafari said:jabberwalkie09 said:GarryowenAg said:
OSINT Live Feed reporting on ground sources identified 3 columns of tanks moving toward Kyiv; estimated 500 tanks in total.
That's a lot of armor to keep fueled.
It's bold strategy Cotton, let's see how it works out for him.
Zero infantry support. They're going to get lit up by Uke mobile anti-armor.
It wouldn't surprise me if this was the case. A mixture of tank, BMP/BTR, and some variant of artillery is what I was thinking. Straight armor seems like an exercise in futility.
If Ukraine has well placed tank killers just waiting to ambush then this would be ugly if Russia just tries to roll on into town. I hope they are well positioned to do that.
Rosstafari said:Polaris75 said:
Russia did not have a plan, Putin just said charge.
They had a plan. It was just a rigid plan they've refused to deviate from that was predicated on poor intel, unrealistic assumptions, and insufficient logistical support. That could be argued to be worse than no plan.
"Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth." -Mike Tyson
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Ukraine needs more BRRRRRRT!!!!
Meanwhile, firearms and body armor coming from 🇱🇹Lithuania pic.twitter.com/Hwp4AXEae4
— Illia Ponomarenko (@IAPonomarenko) February 26, 2022
Wrong post
TRM said:On February 26, social networks users filmed a convoy of at least 10 PAZ ambulances of the Russian Armed Forces in Gomel. The video shows stretchers on two levels placed inside the buses.
— MotolkoHelp (@MotolkoHelp) February 26, 2022
The presence/absence of Russian wounded inside the buses is not known for certain. pic.twitter.com/DkHMNL9d4e
Russians brought a mobile crematorium with them to dispose of KIAs so the real number of their dead will
never be known.
bonfarr said:TRM said:On February 26, social networks users filmed a convoy of at least 10 PAZ ambulances of the Russian Armed Forces in Gomel. The video shows stretchers on two levels placed inside the buses.
— MotolkoHelp (@MotolkoHelp) February 26, 2022
The presence/absence of Russian wounded inside the buses is not known for certain. pic.twitter.com/DkHMNL9d4e
Russians brought a mobile crematorium with them to dispose of KIAs so the real number of their dead will
never be known.
That was debunked
https://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-united-nations-general-assembly-kyiv-boris-johnson-business-2db2e7aeab196d941e7b66492feca14b
Macron talking nukes with Belarus.
Macron talking nukes with Belarus.
Do we just donate the Javelin missiles or do we have special advisors on the ground to assist the UA with training and use? I wonder if we have special forces on the ground in Ukraine.
U.S. officials also said that Russia hasn't taken over any Ukrainian cities. https://t.co/Efj2oLlK0S
— Global: MilitaryInfo (@Global_Mil_Info) February 27, 2022
RangerRick9211 said:
https://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-united-nations-general-assembly-kyiv-boris-johnson-business-2db2e7aeab196d941e7b66492feca14b
Macron talking nukes with Belarus.
Quote:
In a phone conversation Saturday, Macron denounced "the gravity of a decision that would authorize Russia to deploy nuclear arms on Belarus soil," a statement by the presidential palace said.
Macron told Alexander Lukashenko that fraternity between the people of Belarus and Ukraine should lead Belarus to "refuse to be a vassal and an accomplice to Russia in the war against Ukraine," the statement said.
He's essentially asking Lukashenko to cut off his lifeline and hang himself. But it would royally piss off Putin, so there's that.
Only the v2 satellites have the laser link and they may or may not be operational yet.nortex97 said:The starlink satellites have laser data links between each other in space. It's not about the satellite having a direct line of access to the ground station, but a (daisy chain) connection to the sats in near it that…then do.lb3 said:Starlink must have a base station within view to downlink the data back to the internet. Best I can tell after a short review is that the nearest ground station is in Wola Krobowska, Poland. I'm not sure how much of Ukraine can be covered with that ground station.hunter2012 said:It means for those that have a signal from those terminals will not need wired internet to remain connected. Basically the Russians will not be able to cut of their communications by cutting lines. This assumes they will have the terminals setup.IDaggie06 said:Help me out, what's this actually mean?JobSecurity said:Elon Musk says, Starlink is now active in Ukraine, SpaceX is sending terminalshttps://t.co/MDrBVtfmhh
— Forbes Ukraine (@forbes_ukraine) February 26, 2022
Here is a picture of the Polish ground station:
Here is on in Turkey for comparison:
Danwell Home said:
Ukraine needs more BRRRRRRT!!!!
When all this is over and the inventory of stores are taken, Ukraine will need to replace a lot of equipment. It will be interesting to see what they choose.
Soviets ? That country ceased to exist in 1991. That was last night and the night after that +(2022-1991)*365+ some change.Whirligigs said:
If the Soviets fail miserably - what a shift in geopolitics over night.
BBC Russian got hold of audio messages between Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov and the deputy head of Chechen Rosgvardiya (national guard) - in which they plan their role in the invasion of Ukraine.https://t.co/ggod7BYQc7
— Charlie Haynes (@charliehtweets) February 26, 2022
Siren was just blasting from Bakarra Hotel stream in Kyiv. Went for about a minute then stopped
Would be foolish to think that someone US, Poland, or Canada doesn't have a SOF group on the ground. Probably CIA SAD and or CIA contractors.
I think you are right, on the V2. We had a better map that showed some interlinks live, but I forget where it was on the spacex thread. Here is one. I find it unlikely they can't provide full coverage at least thru Kiev.
oneeyedag said:
Would be foolish to think that someone US, Poland, or Canada doesn't have a SOF group on the ground. Probably CIA SAD and or CIA contractors.
What's SOF?
There are in fact two things, science and opinion; the former begets knowledge, the later ignorance. Hippocrates
One evil empire for another
jim james
***Bold statement warning***
Russia has lost this war…
Even if they take Kyiv, they've still lost…
They've shown they are a weak adversary (at least in terms of conventional warfare)…
They've alienated themselves from just about every country on the planet…
They are going to suffer massive financial hardships…
They've lost relatively substantial numbers of troops and equipment…
They've been stonewalled and embarrassed by a seemingly inferior force, and all of the world got to see it first hand…
Putin has been made a fool of by a dude who used to be a comedic TV actor…
Putin's own people are disgusted and willing to risk arrest (or worse) letting him know they ain't happy with him…
This was a monumental Charlie Foxtrot which will have lasting repercussions for years to come, leaving Russia essentially marginalized…
Russia has lost this war…
Even if they take Kyiv, they've still lost…
They've shown they are a weak adversary (at least in terms of conventional warfare)…
They've alienated themselves from just about every country on the planet…
They are going to suffer massive financial hardships…
They've lost relatively substantial numbers of troops and equipment…
They've been stonewalled and embarrassed by a seemingly inferior force, and all of the world got to see it first hand…
Putin has been made a fool of by a dude who used to be a comedic TV actor…
Putin's own people are disgusted and willing to risk arrest (or worse) letting him know they ain't happy with him…
This was a monumental Charlie Foxtrot which will have lasting repercussions for years to come, leaving Russia essentially marginalized…
Latest military situation in northern frontline, including Kyiv. pic.twitter.com/TCeNc685Uw
— Fuad Alakbarov (@DrAlakbarov) February 27, 2022
Latest military situation in Donbas pic.twitter.com/EXQdJwWuFr
— Fuad Alakbarov (@DrAlakbarov) February 27, 2022
Time for some updated maps since I came across them. Ukrainians continue to hold up Russians at city centers. Donbas region is still at the same lines it was pre-invasion (this has to really piss of Putin). Mariupol is looking like it will likely be facing fighting from the east and west soon.
No Spin Ag said:oneeyedag said:
Would be foolish to think that someone US, Poland, or Canada doesn't have a SOF group on the ground. Probably CIA SAD and or CIA contractors.
What's SOF?
Special operations forces.
Everything you said is true….but the game isn't over yet. Ultimately this will also be judged by how it ends, and Putin is nothing if not determined and prideful.
FireAg said:
***Bold statement warning***
Russia has lost this war…
Even if they take Kyiv, they've still lost…
They've shown they are a weak adversary (at least in terms of conventional warfare)…
They've alienated themselves from just about every country on the planet…
They are going to suffer massive financial hardships…
They've lost relatively substantial numbers of troops and equipment…
They've been stonewalled and embarrassed by as seeming inferior force, and all of the world got to see it first hand…
Putin has been made a fool of by a dude who used to be a comedic TV actor…
Putin's own people are disgusted and willing to risk arrest (or worse) letting him know they ain't happy with him…
This was a monumental Charlie Foxtrot which will have lasting repercussions for years to come, leaving Russia essentially marginalized…
You're right. From the way things keep unfolding its obvious Putin's macho bravado isn't that much of a threat if a country like Ukraine can be this difficult. The stink of this is going to last for years after he's gone.
There are in fact two things, science and opinion; the former begets knowledge, the later ignorance. Hippocrates
jabberwalkie09 said:No Spin Ag said:oneeyedag said:
Would be foolish to think that someone US, Poland, or Canada doesn't have a SOF group on the ground. Probably CIA SAD and or CIA contractors.
What's SOF?
Special operations forces.
Thanks. Time to Google.
There are in fact two things, science and opinion; the former begets knowledge, the later ignorance. Hippocrates
n_touch said:GarryowenAg said:
OSINT Live Feed reporting on ground sources identified 3 columns of tanks moving toward Kyiv; estimated 500 tanks in total.
Would be nice if could gift them a few A-10's to meet those tank columns
Been thinking this all day long. Would love to see a warthog!
Russians win on their own turf at the cost of wiping out nearly a generation of military aged men.
Heh - they're always going to be the Soviets to me, especially with Putin runnin the show =)ttu_85 said:Soviets ? That country ceased to exist in 1991. That was last night and the night after that +(2022-1991)*365+ some change.Whirligigs said:
If the Soviets fail miserably - what a shift in geopolitics over night.
crazy thought, what would a couple dozen drone strikes ocer the Kremlin do in terms of the russians mental might, cant just ait here and play defense all day
Per the AP and Macron, Minsk has green lit Moscow to station Nukes in Belarus.
Probably not a big tactical update as Russian nukes could strike all of Ukraine from Russia. But definitely a huge escalation in terms of saber rattling.
Probably not a big tactical update as Russian nukes could strike all of Ukraine from Russia. But definitely a huge escalation in terms of saber rattling.
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