U.S. satellite image company Maxar says new images show a large Russian military convoy that was last seen northwest of Kyiv near Antonov airport has largely dispersed and redeployed.
— Idrees Ali (@idreesali114) March 10, 2022
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A column of Russian tanks was ambushed by Ukrainian forces on March 10 on the outskirts of Kyiv. Ukraine said the Russian convoy was forced to retreat after taking heavy losses. Several Russian tanks in working order that remained were taken away by the Ukrainian military. pic.twitter.com/G4nB6JUvnk
— Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (@RFERL) March 10, 2022
New toys for the good guys.
SPSAg05 said:U.S. satellite image company Maxar says new images show a large Russian military convoy that was last seen northwest of Kyiv near Antonov airport has largely dispersed and redeployed.
— Idrees Ali (@idreesali114) March 10, 2022
I'd say this was a ploy to get the ukes to go on an offensive, leaving Kyiv under defended and vulnerable, but I don't think the Russians are that smart or organized.
Day 15 Summary from Military Land with detailed maps.
I've geolocated this video from a drone showing an attack by Ukrainian forces on a large Russian armored column just outside of Brovary, Ukraine (just northeast of Kyiv).
— Moshe Schwartz (@YWNReporter) March 10, 2022
đź“Ť50.585556,30.838588 pic.twitter.com/Ea8J1ziHiQ
Drone footage of apparently artillery strikes on Russians. I predicted this before the war except I thought it would mostly be the Russians using drones to direct artillery on Ukraine.
This is a huge change in the nature of warfare. I kind of expect the new way forward is small infantry tactics with man portable missiles, drones directing artillery and rocket/missile strikes, and perhaps the replacement of main battle tanks with smaller, faster, cheaper, unmanned vehicles that get back to the original idea of tanks: firepower and mobility. Mobility is greatly enhanced if you don't really mind losing some and you can go all out.
Didn't most of the tanks turn around and leave? I only saw a few get taken out.
I saw Fox reporting this as ukes took out the entire tank regiment. Def not what I saw.
I saw Fox reporting this as ukes took out the entire tank regiment. Def not what I saw.
No clue, I didn't mean to imply they were destroyed. My understanding is tanks are pretty tough to kill with artillery. The other armored vehicles are much more vulnerable
The probability of kill on a tank with a 500lb bomb is pretty low in our weaponeering guide and that's much more powerful than any artillery.
Second edit: excluding artillery using advanced munitions
The probability of kill on a tank with a 500lb bomb is pretty low in our weaponeering guide and that's much more powerful than any artillery.
Second edit: excluding artillery using advanced munitions
Sr Defense intel official says US assesses that #Russia has maintained an offensive #bioweapons program in violation of article 1 &the US continues to have concerns about #Russian activities for #Ukraine …the US continues to be in compliance with all of its obligations.
— Carla Babb (@CarlaBabbVOA) March 10, 2022
GAC06 said:I've geolocated this video from a drone showing an attack by Ukrainian forces on a large Russian armored column just outside of Brovary, Ukraine (just northeast of Kyiv).
— Moshe Schwartz (@YWNReporter) March 10, 2022
đź“Ť50.585556,30.838588 pic.twitter.com/Ea8J1ziHiQ
Drone footage of apparently artillery strikes on Russians. I predicted this before the war except I thought it would mostly be the Russians using drones to direct artillery on Ukraine.
This is a huge change in the nature of warfare. I kind of expect the new way forward is small infantry tactics with man portable missiles, drones directing artillery and rocket/missile strikes, and perhaps the replacement of main battle tanks with smaller, faster, cheaper, unmanned vehicles that get back to the original idea of tanks: firepower and mobility. Mobility is greatly enhanced if you don't really mind losing some and you can go all out.
It's all about using tools for their intended purpose. Tanks are not intended for urban warfare. As soon as the Russians storm the city, they are at a hige disadvantage.
You don't need to destroy a tank. Just make it inoperable. You can kill the jackholes inside as the depart the vehicle. Tanks don't kill people. The people operating the tanks kill people.GAC06 said:
No clue, I didn't mean to imply they were destroyed. My understanding is tanks are pretty tough to kill with artillery. The other armored vehicles are much more vulnerable
The probability of kill on a tank with a 500lb bomb is pretty low in our weaponeering guide and that's much more powerful than any artillery.
Second edit: excluding artillery using advanced munitions
ATX_AG_08 said:Even Kremlin TV Admits Ukraine Disaster Has Putin in Trouble
— Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews) March 10, 2022
State propagandists called for Putin to end the “special military operation” before “frightening” sanctions destabilize his regime and risk civil war in Russia.https://t.co/jiJqylzB0g
It's been 100 years. Why not have another one?
IslanderAg04 said:GAC06 said:I've geolocated this video from a drone showing an attack by Ukrainian forces on a large Russian armored column just outside of Brovary, Ukraine (just northeast of Kyiv).
— Moshe Schwartz (@YWNReporter) March 10, 2022
đź“Ť50.585556,30.838588 pic.twitter.com/Ea8J1ziHiQ
Drone footage of apparently artillery strikes on Russians. I predicted this before the war except I thought it would mostly be the Russians using drones to direct artillery on Ukraine.
This is a huge change in the nature of warfare. I kind of expect the new way forward is small infantry tactics with man portable missiles, drones directing artillery and rocket/missile strikes, and perhaps the replacement of main battle tanks with smaller, faster, cheaper, unmanned vehicles that get back to the original idea of tanks: firepower and mobility. Mobility is greatly enhanced if you don't really mind losing some and you can go all out.
It's all about using tools for their intended purpose. Tanks are not intended for urban warfare. As soon as the Russians storm the city, they are at a hige disadvantage.
That is correct but they're getting savaged outside cities as well. Urban environment makes them more vulnerable to stuff like RPG's and AT-4's. Out on the highways they're still plenty vulnerable to ATGM's
#Derhachi, northwest of #Kharkiv.
— Walter Lekh🇺🇦 (@walterlekh) March 11, 2022
These were manufacturing facilities for doors and carpentry.
Today “russian world” opened a different door, right into it.#RussianWarCrimes https://t.co/NDdD8xUYvs
The corridors are planned for Kyiv, Chernihiv, Sumy, Kharkiv, and Mariupol.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) March 11, 2022
Additionally, the Russians have lost 310 trucks and other vehicles, including 91 Ural-4320s, 124 KamAZ 6x6s, and 19 Ural 43206s.https://t.co/6qhMA7ZjV5
— OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) March 11, 2022
“Belarus is de facto under Russian military occupation”. Powerful words from @Tsihanouskaya today @ChathamHouse pic.twitter.com/2OaRgopb5D
— Mathieu Boulegue (@MatBoulegue) March 10, 2022
#Putin appears to have abandoned initial plan of installing puppet leaders in #Ukraine
— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) March 11, 2022
New plan appears to be:
- encircle & pound on #Kyiv #Chernihiv #Kharkiv #Mylolayiv & #Zaporizhzhya
-seize #Mariupol & #Odessa
-wear down Ukraine’s military
-then dictate terms for ending war
Some other reporting.ATX_AG_08 said:
Didn't most of the tanks turn around and leave? I only saw a few get taken out.
I saw Fox reporting this as ukes took out the entire tank regiment. Def not what I saw.
Possible the footage from Brovary is showing elements of the 6th Guards Tank Regiment, 90th Guards Tank Division based on this translation. в/ч 93992. https://t.co/lD0of9AxYK
— Henry Schlottman (@HN_Schlottman) March 10, 2022
Perks of your military digging and fighting in trenches for years pic.twitter.com/FvfvINFNmr
— Lost Weapons (@LostWeapons) March 11, 2022
McInnis 03 said:
BAYRAKTAR!VIDEO: Ukrainian Bayraktar TB2 drone strike targeting a Russian 'Buk' anti-aircraft system. pic.twitter.com/H0aclOYwkj
— Conflict News (@Conflicts) March 10, 2022
I'm so amazed by this. These drones are relatively small but not stealth. A Buk system should have no trouble at least attempting to engage this target.
The Buk didn't look like it was even ready to engage aerial targets, which is its one job. Maybe it was abandoned or otherwise separated enough from the mobile radar that it was blind. But there's no reason a drone should be able to sneak up on that system unless it's not functioning or being operated by people who are completely incompetent.
This has been happening over and over again. Russians are sending these anti-air systems into the theater and not even turning them on.
Looks like the makeshift cage on top of the turret did a lot of good for them.
...Rasputitsa**" is about to join "Don't fight a land war in Asia" as a military historical proverb.
— Trent Telenko (@TrentTelenko) March 11, 2022
**Especially when you are attacking into a flood plain the enemy controls the reservoir release valves too.https://t.co/uj6X3BFUHn
SPSAg05 said:U.S. satellite image company Maxar says new images show a large Russian military convoy that was last seen northwest of Kyiv near Antonov airport has largely dispersed and redeployed.
— Idrees Ali (@idreesali114) March 10, 2022
They won't just turn back, what's Russia fixing to do? Chemical? Nuclear?
Do the Russians even utilize combat engineers. It seems like if a bridge is destroyed they just follow the path of least resistance. How will they resupply if several bridges are destroyed behind the advance elements. Seems like with supply lines stretching 150-200 miles beyond controlled territory would provide ample opportunity for sabatours, etc to destroy a bridge or two and starve the entire advance column. What am i missing, or are they that arrogant(stupid).
They were seen building several pontoon bridges early in the invasion. Not sure what happened to them, if still in use, etc.
Russian Major Andrei Petrovich Burlakov, Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence - Chief of Intelligence of his regiment, has been killed in battle by the Ukrainian Army.
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) March 10, 2022
Another high-ranking Russian soldier that lost his life due to Putin’s imperialist dreams. pic.twitter.com/FcdA2B8FDM
CNN seems to think that Russians are 8-9 miles away from the center of Kiev right now. They have been wrong a lot in the past couple weeks, but they have contacts in our intelligence agencies that are probably feeding them stuff to publish.
IF there really are troops moving on the capitol then daybreak might be interesting. If the Russians roll into the capitol then it will be a disaster for them.
IF there really are troops moving on the capitol then daybreak might be interesting. If the Russians roll into the capitol then it will be a disaster for them.
FriscoKid said:
CNN seems to think that Russians are 8-9 miles away from the center of Kiev right now. They have been wrong a lot in the past couple weeks, but they have contacts in our intelligence agencies that are probably feeding them stuff to publish.
IF there really are troops moving on the capitol then daybreak might be interesting. If the Russians roll into the capitol then it will be a disaster for them.
Both Fox and CNN military guests have said that this approach by the Russians will be extremely costly. They well encircle the capital and may take it eventually but Ukraine has the ability to make this absolute carnage for the Russians. It's not going to be pretty.
This war isn't ending unless a bigger power intervenes unfortunately.
FriscoKid said:
CNN seems to think that Russians are 8-9 miles away from the center of Kiev right now. They have been wrong a lot in the past couple weeks, but they have contacts in our intelligence agencies that are probably feeding them stuff to publish.
IF there really are troops moving on the capitol then daybreak might be interesting. If the Russians roll into the capitol then it will be a disaster for them.
Last I read was 20 miles
CNN sucks with domestic coverage but they have been on point with international coverage in Afghanistan and now Ukraine. I wish they could apply the same journalistic skills to what happens within our borders.
Rossticus said:#Putin appears to have abandoned initial plan of installing puppet leaders in #Ukraine
— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) March 11, 2022
New plan appears to be:
- encircle & pound on #Kyiv #Chernihiv #Kharkiv #Mylolayiv & #Zaporizhzhya
-seize #Mariupol & #Odessa
-wear down Ukraine’s military
-then dictate terms for ending war
So could one assume the deal is a punishing of major cities, taking of Mariupol and Odessa and details maybe on a borders? That's a long way from regime change. I think the stunningly short "offer" earlier this week was just a test of Z's and the Ukes determination.
Ag In Ok said:Rossticus said:#Putin appears to have abandoned initial plan of installing puppet leaders in #Ukraine
— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) March 11, 2022
New plan appears to be:
- encircle & pound on #Kyiv #Chernihiv #Kharkiv #Mylolayiv & #Zaporizhzhya
-seize #Mariupol & #Odessa
-wear down Ukraine’s military
-then dictate terms for ending war
So could one assume the deal is a punishing of major cities, taking of Mariupol and Odessa and details maybe on a borders? That's a long way from regime change. I think the stunningly short "offer" earlier this week was just a test of Z's and the Ukes determination.
Does this mean he plans on absorbing all of Ukraine back under Russia statehood?
Sounds like they may be excepting a Large Ukrainian Counteroffensive and have begun to Dig Into Positions. https://t.co/Do9pkNUTDO
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) March 11, 2022
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