The #USArmy will soon field our High-Energy Laser on a Stryker vehicle to defend soldiers against drones up to 1,320 lbs. Follow us to learn more.
— Raytheon Intelligence & Space (@RaytheonIntel) September 13, 2022
The #USArmy will soon field our High-Energy Laser on a Stryker vehicle to defend soldiers against drones up to 1,320 lbs. Follow us to learn more.
— Raytheon Intelligence & Space (@RaytheonIntel) September 13, 2022
Has the US even deployed its first one yet?lb3 said:
Coming to a European theater near you?The #USArmy will soon field our High-Energy Laser on a Stryker vehicle to defend soldiers against drones up to 1,320 lbs. Follow us to learn more.
— Raytheon Intelligence & Space (@RaytheonIntel) September 13, 2022
lb3 said:
Coming to a European theater near you?The #USArmy will soon field our High-Energy Laser on a Stryker vehicle to defend soldiers against drones up to 1,320 lbs. Follow us to learn more.
— Raytheon Intelligence & Space (@RaytheonIntel) September 13, 2022
No. Maybe performing pre-acceptance testing? If not this toy, then others have to be getting covertly field tested.SwigAg11 said:Has the US even deployed its first one yet?lb3 said:
Coming to a European theater near you?The #USArmy will soon field our High-Energy Laser on a Stryker vehicle to defend soldiers against drones up to 1,320 lbs. Follow us to learn more.
— Raytheon Intelligence & Space (@RaytheonIntel) September 13, 2022
⚡️Meduza: Kremlin to hold back on illegal annexation of Ukrainian territories.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) September 28, 2022
According to independent Russian media outlet Meduza, the annexation will be postponed as it now won't have the desired "PR effect" on the Russian population that is dissatisfied with mobilization.
⚡️Official: Russia launches missile strike on Kryvyi Rih in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) September 28, 2022
Oleksandr Vilkul, head of the Kryvyi Rih military administration, didn’t provide details about the recent strike.
Russia has repeatedly targeted the city's critical infrastructure in September.
🗣️ "We understand that Putin puts pressure on Lukashenka to start armed aggression from Belarus. Even the recent meeting in Sochi was on this topic. But if troops come from Belarus, as it was on February 24, they will receive an answer that they did not expect," he stressed.
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) September 28, 2022
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Reports of a fire burning strongly in Kherson Oblast, possibly along a gas line that runs into Crimea. pic.twitter.com/8d5nEsWlZT
— Doge (@IntelDoge) September 28, 2022
Romanian FM urges its citizens to leave Russia immediately.
— Fuat (@lilygrutcher) September 28, 2022
Russia's children's rights commissioner on Wednesday said that Ukrainian children taken to Russia from Mariupol initially showed negative attitudes toward Russia, but now don't wish to return home.
— The Moscow Times (@MoscowTimes) September 28, 2022
Kyiv has called the forced relocations of Ukrainian children a war crime. pic.twitter.com/3KAzIEgqVy
Photos of a Wagner Chekan MRAP, which have been used in the Bakhmut area. h/t @AbraxasSpa https://t.co/XhBe4qLAB3 pic.twitter.com/Tm8YI2BweA
— Rob Lee (@RALee85) September 28, 2022
USA 🇺🇸 will provide Ukraine 🇺🇦 with 14 Titan Bluehalo Counter-UAS/ Counter Drone Systems
— Ukraine Battle Map (@ukraine_map) September 28, 2022
In August The Pentagon awarded security tech company BlueHalo a $24 million contract to provide Titan counter-drone systems for quick deployment and effective protection of troops and assets pic.twitter.com/1mZbtxtWIG
Russian opposition keeps complaining about poor conditions, equipment and weapons given to the newly mobilized Russians.
— Melaniya Podolyak (@MelaniePodolyak) September 28, 2022
Please understand this: they have nothing against the war! They hate how inefficient and corrupt RU military is, not the murder of Ukrainians.
Cannibals. https://t.co/2Av6mCt7zF
Russian mobilized soldiers say that they have been abandoned in a very exposed position by their commanders who ran away.
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) September 28, 2022
The say that they have no weapons to defend themselves with, no drones and no night-vision
Ukrainians closing in
Via @wartranslated pic.twitter.com/7EptD2xRKl
This is reported by the representative of the press service of the Main Intelligence Directorate Andrii Yusov.
— FLASH (@Flash_news_ua) September 28, 2022
"Yes, there is indeed such information (about the presence of the first wave of Russian mobilized soldiers at the front - ed.).
There are also many appeals to the "I want to live" project among them with clarifications on how to properly surrender to Ukrainian captivity", – Yusov says.
— FLASH (@Flash_news_ua) September 28, 2022
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Also interesting that Russia decided to send mobilized men to the front in Ukraine before deploying conscript units, which I assumed would be the more obvious way of providing more immediate manpower.
— Rob Lee (@RALee85) September 28, 2022
Multiple Streets in and around the Russian Capital City of Moscow will be Blocked for an “Undetermined Event” on this Friday, September 30th, many Sources are expecting this to be a recognition of Occupied Territories within Ukraine including the Donetsk and Luhansk Republics. pic.twitter.com/G1Dcb1xLr9
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) September 28, 2022
By now the turnaround time on these vehicles for Ukranian use has to be super low.Waffledynamics said:Photos of a Wagner Chekan MRAP, which have been used in the Bakhmut area. h/t @AbraxasSpa https://t.co/XhBe4qLAB3 pic.twitter.com/Tm8YI2BweA
— Rob Lee (@RALee85) September 28, 2022
aezmvp said:I don't think based on what has made it to the West that their mobilization apparatus is functioning that well. Also the vast majority of those with prior service are 1 year conscripts who get very little in the way of military training during that time. This isn't like the Israeli model, those conscripts are basically grunts with contract soldiers (those serving for multiple years) and junior officers doing the work of NCOs and such. It's just not the same as what Western armies are training.LMCane said:according to many reports the Russkies are just bringing back former military veterans - for those guys there is some value add as they understand tactics and technology and how equipment works.Gaius Julius Bevo said:
They mustered up a bunch of middle-aged and elderly men. Gads. Humor me, gents. Is there any good use out of these Russians other than cannon fodder? Can they be tasked with something meaningful that they can yet accomplish?
if they are just pulling 40 year old guys out of their civilian jobs and handing them an AK-74.. then no that is just cannon fodder waiting to be hit by a drone.
lb3 said:No. Maybe performing pre-acceptance testing? If not this toy, then others have to be getting covertly field tested.SwigAg11 said:Has the US even deployed its first one yet?lb3 said:
Coming to a European theater near you?The #USArmy will soon field our High-Energy Laser on a Stryker vehicle to defend soldiers against drones up to 1,320 lbs. Follow us to learn more.
— Raytheon Intelligence & Space (@RaytheonIntel) September 13, 2022
@threadreaderapp unroll please
— Trent Telenko (@TrentTelenko) September 29, 2022
https://liveuamap.com/en/2022/28-september-ukrainian-air-defense-shot-down-4-of-5-kh59Quote:
Ukrainian air defense shot down 4 of 5 Kh-59 missiles launched by Russian Su-35 jets against Zaporizhzhia and Dnipropetrovsk regions
https://liveuamap.com/en/2022/28-september-explosions-as-result-of-missile-strikes-in-zaporizhzhiaQuote:
Explosions as result of missile strikes in Zaporizhzhia
I am sure flak guns would work pretty well to shoot down Russian/Iranian drones-- just that they are expensive and large targetsProc92 said:
That's pretty neat. What kinda range do these systems have? Is there any place for a smaller, modern flak guns with computer guidance for this kind of anti drone work? Or are these laser weapons clearly the best choice?
It appears Russia will formally accuse the US of responsibility for the damage suffered by the NS1 & NS2 pipelines. The aggressive nature of this move, and the content of the accusation, will be insightful.https://t.co/MfdqeKin99
— Patrick Fox (@RealCynicalFox) September 28, 2022
Private PoopyPants said:It appears Russia will formally accuse the US of responsibility for the damage suffered by the NS1 & NS2 pipelines. The aggressive nature of this move, and the content of the accusation, will be insightful.https://t.co/MfdqeKin99
— Patrick Fox (@RealCynicalFox) September 28, 2022
Yes, there are lots of programmers and IT people who are relatively OK financially and have the opportunity to continue working remotely. But there are also really young kids from smaller cities with zero money.
— Yan Matusevich (@ymatusik) September 29, 2022
This time around, however, you also have young people from Siberia and the Far East, including non-Russian ethnic minorities, who have never been abroad and have absolutely no resources. They're mostly completely shell-shocked and disoriented, having left with just a duffle bag
— Yan Matusevich (@ymatusik) September 29, 2022
For years, everyone talked about the looming threat of Afghan refugees "flooding" into Central Asia, but now we're dealing with a scenario that nobody ever expected to happen. Not a single forecast of migration trends considered such a possibility
— Yan Matusevich (@ymatusik) September 29, 2022
I simply imagine that the Russians are still with line of sight when the Ukes hop in the tanks and turn the turrets aroundCondensedFogAggie said:By now the turnaround time on these vehicles for Ukranian use has to be super low.Waffledynamics said:Photos of a Wagner Chekan MRAP, which have been used in the Bakhmut area. h/t @AbraxasSpa https://t.co/XhBe4qLAB3 pic.twitter.com/Tm8YI2BweA
— Rob Lee (@RALee85) September 28, 2022
Latest Defence Intelligence update on the situation in Ukraine - 29 September 2022
— Ministry of Defence 🇬🇧 (@DefenceHQ) September 29, 2022
Find out more about the UK government's response: https://t.co/qYt3fqzP7y
🇺🇦 #StandWithUkraine 🇺🇦 pic.twitter.com/QlXZPwbjbS
In Vladivostok, in order to serve a conscriptions notice, the officers broke into an entrance of a residential building through a window. pic.twitter.com/pb8v5Xg6Ca
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) September 29, 2022
⚡️In Vladivostok, an employee of the Military Commissariat turned on the fire alarm in a residential building so that people would go to the entrance. As a result, no one came out, and the commissars stuck summons directly on the door, local social media reports. pic.twitter.com/jQHqsG9Lb1
— FLASH (@Flash_news_ua) September 29, 2022
⚡️In Dagestan, local residents have noticed cars with flashing lights and loudspeakers driving around the city and announcing the need to report to the military commissariat. Video from social networks.
— FLASH (@Flash_news_ua) September 29, 2022
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Belarusian authorities are using civilian premises, buildings, and cars for accommodating and transporting Russian soldiers.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) September 29, 2022
The sheer scale of Russian incompetence and disregard for its mobilized civilians. These men complain they were left in the freezing field with no shelter — not even a tent — and no rations for the second day. “Like a flock of sheep.” How many will make it to Ukraine? pic.twitter.com/XAWOBuMwDh
— Yaroslav Trofimov (@yarotrof) September 29, 2022
Ukraine liberated Serednje (I), and they may have cleared Shandryholove (J) as well, but I cannot find confirmation. There is ongoing fighting in Derylkove (5) and Drobysheve (6). pic.twitter.com/zrMJjJokND
— Andrew Perpetua (@AndrewPerpetua) September 29, 2022
Russian source
— WarMonitor🇺🇦 (@WarMonitor3) September 29, 2022
“Drobyshevo is teaming with Ukrainian forces”
Only defensive works seem to be on the entrance of Zarchine near the gas station. Most likely retreating forces are taking up pos. here to cover their retreat.Looking at state of the positions 🇷🇺 forces where not counting on a retreat.@DefMon3 @ArtisanalAPT @COUPSURE @bradyafr pic.twitter.com/tpS8B0deAx
— NLwartracker (@NLwartracker) September 29, 2022
MDK-3 digs trenches for the Armed Forces of Ukraine pic.twitter.com/r6eyGFTF9H
— ТРУХА⚡️English (@TpyxaNews) September 29, 2022