Four people lost their lives and four wounded as a result of a morning arrivals by AFU in the center of Donetsk. Residential buildings, parking lots, a cafe and a shopping center were also damaged.
The War in the Ukraine
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Just a reminder about how a ground radar, unindetnded can distrub/jam the sapce SAR radars.
It was unindeted result of the matching frequency of two radar, not intentional.
Imagein what could happens with SAR satelite information if a well eqiped enemy start to jam them.
It was unindeted result of the matching frequency of two radar, not intentional.
Imagein what could happens with SAR satelite information if a well eqiped enemy start to jam them.
They are most likely gps guided and the fuel storage is a fixed and known target. Still a missed occasion because a fragmentation payload in the middle of airplanes would be quite effective... even doing it blind, a 200ft far hit could disable an aircraft.
Ukranian nationalist and poster child(she went to the US and channeled her inner Najira before the US Senate) was severly injured after her vehicle struck a mine. She was also the one complaining about how the Shaheds were decimating her unit a few months ago when they started to show up en masse.
Seems one of the bottleneck for increased artillery production is that a lot of the raw materials come from Russia. Makes you wonder how they even expect to carry a war against China as it is, then
I think Strizh's are INS guided and since they are a recon drone, they don't have a HE frag warhead besides whatever the Ukranians might have slung in it, most likely a dumb bomb like the one that crashed in Croatia.
Seems one of the bottleneck for increased artillery production is that a lot of the raw materials come from Russia. Makes you wonder how they even expect to carry a war against China as it is, then
I think Strizh's are INS guided and since they are a recon drone, they don't have a HE frag warhead besides whatever the Ukranians might have slung in it, most likely a dumb bomb like the one that crashed in Croatia.
plawolf
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Again, missing the point that these attacks are being done for internet clout and media points to help feed the propaganda war and have limited to no actual battlefield utility. It’s not like the Russians are even using Tu22s in Ukraine to start with.
A big fuel depot fire looks much better on TV than bombers with some holes in them.
Don't know how many left and how many landed on targets. If they shot only one or two and hit something of value, they have pretty good INS navigation or are quite lucky ! Quite a number of these was made but I don't know how many was left in Ukraine.
Sure that these attacks are for PR but if they can repeat the process and hit targets of value, Russia will need to look at asset for blocking them.
Russia is placing newly built equipment in Ukraine.
@solarz
The War in the Ukraine
Damage in Dyagilovo. That looks like a write off to me. Looks like VVS strategy of avoiding losses by not bombing Ukraine is not working. Anyway, I look forward to the Russian response to this. There are far too many Ukrainians with internet access.
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@plawolf
The War in the Ukraine
Shahed/Geran drones were used again today in Dnepropetrovsk, after a month of being absent
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Imagem de satélite de Engels mostrando danos à base aérea
The Russians have fired the Kh-22 into Ukraine with the Tu-22M3.
This clearly shows that Russia needs to tighten up security and defense around their airbases close to the border at least.
Back in the Cold War these airbases were not in the line of defense against NATO, that was East Germany, so of course the bases have weak protection but that should not be the case anymore.
This clearly shows that Russia needs to tighten up security and defense around their airbases close to the border at least.
Back in the Cold War these airbases were not in the line of defense against NATO, that was East Germany, so of course the bases have weak protection but that should not be the case anymore.