TRM said:
One of the comms targets.
Another video of strikes around Kyiv's TV tower. pic.twitter.com/FQOD0KEWQl
— Global: MilitaryInfo (@Global_Mil_Info) March 1, 2022
Thats the part that is really interesting to me.ABATTBQ11 said:
Russia should be thinking, "If everyone is going pro-Europe, maybe we should do something different."
Russian LPR-DPR units firing from BM-21 GRADs at Ukrainian positions allegedly on the Mariupol front. pic.twitter.com/fC5uxXIXgq
— CaucasusWarReport (@Caucasuswar) March 1, 2022
aeroag14 said:
Rumor that in Kherson the russians have hacked the communications networks and have begun playing fake videos of Zelenskyy surrendering.
TRM said:TRM said:
One of the comms targets.Another video of strikes around Kyiv's TV tower. pic.twitter.com/FQOD0KEWQl
— Global: MilitaryInfo (@Global_Mil_Info) March 1, 2022
One more video from #Kyiv pic.twitter.com/nxci2DaCy9
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) March 1, 2022
In all seriousness military history has plenty of examples how after being stuck in such a situation the following process of untangling and forming cohesive assault groups isn't easy. And that's even without there being opposing fire directed at the columns.
— Stanimir Dobrev (@delfoo) March 1, 2022
Russian logistics are so bad it continues to amaze. This 40km column/traffic jam is going to run out of fuel just sitting on the highway north of Kyiv. https://t.co/a2JGqAfcRB
— Neil Hauer (@NeilPHauer) March 1, 2022
Exxon Mobil Corporation withdraws its specialists from Russian oil and gas projects
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) March 1, 2022
Exclusive: inside Kharkiv’s devastated Freedom Square pic.twitter.com/vdvkQghDHm
— Dan Rivers (@danriversitv) March 1, 2022
FYI- The U.S. M1 Abrams tanks run on a jet engine. They consume the same amount of fuel while parked or in motion.PJYoung said:Russian logistics are so bad it continues to amaze. This 40km column/traffic jam is going to run out of fuel just sitting on the highway north of Kyiv. https://t.co/a2JGqAfcRB
— Neil Hauer (@NeilPHauer) March 1, 2022
Sakhalin projects. Exxon NeftegasTRM said:
Exxon joins BP and Shell. Don't think it's quite as strong though - don't know about Exxon's stake/joint ventures over there.Exxon Mobil Corporation withdraws its specialists from Russian oil and gas projects
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) March 1, 2022
David Wallace said:FYI- The U.S. M1 Abrams tanks run on a jet engine. They consume the same amount of fuel while parked or in motion.PJYoung said:Russian logistics are so bad it continues to amaze. This 40km column/traffic jam is going to run out of fuel just sitting on the highway north of Kyiv. https://t.co/a2JGqAfcRB
— Neil Hauer (@NeilPHauer) March 1, 2022
Not sure the situation for the Russian tanks.
David Wallace said:FYI- The U.S. M1 Abrams tanks run on a jet engine. They consume the same amount of fuel while parked or in motion.PJYoung said:Russian logistics are so bad it continues to amaze. This 40km column/traffic jam is going to run out of fuel just sitting on the highway north of Kyiv. https://t.co/a2JGqAfcRB
— Neil Hauer (@NeilPHauer) March 1, 2022
Not sure the situation for the Russian tanks.
I Have Spoken said:aeroag14 said:
Rumor that in Kherson the russians have hacked the communications networks and have begun playing fake videos of Zelenskyy surrendering.
It will be interesting to find out if they are using an actor or deepfake technology.
The Irpin bridge right now pic.twitter.com/Id9kijNSNH
— Illia Ponomarenko (@IAPonomarenko) March 1, 2022
China ready to ‘play a role’ in Ukraine ceasefire https://t.co/STKzHp41VV
— Financial Times (@FT) March 1, 2022
Quote:
China signalled it was ready to play a role in finding a ceasefire in Ukraine as it "deplored" the outbreak of conflict in its strongest comments yet on the war.
Beijing said it was "extremely concerned about the harm to civilians" in comments that came after a phone call between Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi and his Ukrainian counterpart Dmytro Kuleba.
"Ukraine is willing to strengthen communications with China and looks forward to China playing a role in realising a ceasefire," the Chinese statement said on Tuesday.
It added that it respected "the territorial integrity of all countries", without indicating whether Beijing accepted Russia's claim to the Crimean peninsula or shared its recognition of separatists in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine.
Are you a rocket surgeon?aeroag14 said:David Wallace said:FYI- The U.S. M1 Abrams tanks run on a jet engine. They consume the same amount of fuel while parked or in motion.PJYoung said:Russian logistics are so bad it continues to amaze. This 40km column/traffic jam is going to run out of fuel just sitting on the highway north of Kyiv. https://t.co/a2JGqAfcRB
— Neil Hauer (@NeilPHauer) March 1, 2022
Not sure the situation for the Russian tanks.
Yeah.....thats not how "jet engines" work.
PJYoung said:China ready to ‘play a role’ in Ukraine ceasefire https://t.co/STKzHp41VV
— Financial Times (@FT) March 1, 2022Quote:
China signalled it was ready to play a role in finding a ceasefire in Ukraine as it "deplored" the outbreak of conflict in its strongest comments yet on the war.
Beijing said it was "extremely concerned about the harm to civilians" in comments that came after a phone call between Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi and his Ukrainian counterpart Dmytro Kuleba.
"Ukraine is willing to strengthen communications with China and looks forward to China playing a role in realising a ceasefire," the Chinese statement said on Tuesday.
It added that it respected "the territorial integrity of all countries", without indicating whether Beijing accepted Russia's claim to the Crimean peninsula or shared its recognition of separatists in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine.
Yes, actually.AggiePetro07 said:Are you a rocket surgeon?aeroag14 said:David Wallace said:FYI- The U.S. M1 Abrams tanks run on a jet engine. They consume the same amount of fuel while parked or in motion.PJYoung said:Russian logistics are so bad it continues to amaze. This 40km column/traffic jam is going to run out of fuel just sitting on the highway north of Kyiv. https://t.co/a2JGqAfcRB
— Neil Hauer (@NeilPHauer) March 1, 2022
Not sure the situation for the Russian tanks.
Yeah.....thats not how "jet engines" work.
Teddy Perkins said:
Brass set on this cameraman in Borodyanka.
Teddy Perkins said:
Brass set on this cameraman in Borodyanka.
The current state of the Russian advance into #Ukraine, it appears to be slowing. pic.twitter.com/e1jokl6zkk
— George Allison (@geoallison) March 1, 2022
David Wallace said:FYI- The U.S. M1 Abrams tanks run on a jet engine. They consume the same amount of fuel while parked or in motion.PJYoung said:Russian logistics are so bad it continues to amaze. This 40km column/traffic jam is going to run out of fuel just sitting on the highway north of Kyiv. https://t.co/a2JGqAfcRB
— Neil Hauer (@NeilPHauer) March 1, 2022
Not sure the situation for the Russian tanks.
Here's something interesting I noticed in some @JPSSProgram data.
— Simon Proud (@simon_sat) March 1, 2022
On the night of the 27th, Ukraine turned off most of the lighting on their highway system.
It's complicated by cloud cover, but you can see the difference here in these two images. No more lines of light! pic.twitter.com/m5I4xuaYP7
* RUSSIAN MOVE ON KYIV IS STALLED, OFFICIAL SAYS
— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) March 1, 2022
* U.S. HAS INDICATIONS THAT SOME RUSSIAN UNITS HAVE SURRENDERED WITHOUT A FIGHT, U.S. OFFICIAL SAYS@Reuters
U.S. has indications that some Russian units have surrendered without a fight, U.S. official says.
— Idrees Ali (@idreesali114) March 1, 2022
NEW: Russia's 40-mile long tank, artillery, and supply convoy moving toward Kyiv has mostly "stalled," per a senior U.S. defense official.
— Jack Detsch (@JackDetsch) March 1, 2022
"We don’t believe that it is making a lot of progress," the official said, partly due to supply troubles.
that dude probably pissed on himselfRONA Ag said:Teddy Perkins said:
Brass set on this cameraman in Borodyanka.
Holy ****
For the 1st time in a modern conflict, the regular forces of Russia are communicating without digital mode, making them fully audible by everyone.
— ShadowBreak Intl. (@sbreakintl) March 1, 2022
A story documented by Nicholas Laidlaw (https://t.co/zPyhfSbEQW) might explain that the cause would be bad logisitic preparation. pic.twitter.com/eitSovjuN7
Following the lack of security on their communications, we have been closely cooperating with radio amateurs & translators, across the globe, to document and gather intelligence.
— ShadowBreak Intl. (@sbreakintl) March 1, 2022
Using publicly available web radio receiveir (webSDR), callsigns of Russian military units and roles were discovered. Reports of losses, injuries, ... everything can be heard. Even them swearing at their own crew, such as in this recording.https://t.co/pJbPR5thR0
— ShadowBreak Intl. (@sbreakintl) March 1, 2022
We also heard them cry during a fight near Kharkhiv, as heard in this recording. But also had fuel issues, trouble coordinating because lack of maps, ... While also requesting air support or talking about Iskander strikes. https://t.co/ouOWie1t1G
— ShadowBreak Intl. (@sbreakintl) March 1, 2022
Because unsecured communications, the frequencies have been constantly jammed by civilians, sometimes in the middle of fights, making the ground infantry unable to operate properly and having to withdraw.
— ShadowBreak Intl. (@sbreakintl) March 1, 2022
We will soon make as much raw recordings as possible freely available for journalists and translators, with the hope of shining lights on a historical situation where a regular army is being tracked by thousand of individuals.
— ShadowBreak Intl. (@sbreakintl) March 1, 2022
RangerRick9211 said:
Here's a thread on r/Romania.
Hopefully this Google Translate link works: https://www-reddit-com.translate.goog/r/Romania/comments/t48lns/sukhoiul_su27_al_uaf_a_decolat_mai_devreme_din/?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=wapp
To the point: UAF SU-24 was forcibly escorted by NATO fighters on the 24th after it entered Romanian airspace. Looks like it had no where to land in Ukraine? Just took off back to Ukraine with no ammunitions on board to comply with NATO rules. I guess the wing wiggle is a thanks.