Given how the economic discussion is being conducted in a civil manner, they won't be deleted. However, they are starting to go off topic. So let's go back to the topic on hand, which is the military aspects of the war.
The War in the Ukraine
- Thread starter SampanViking
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What could Russia learn or at least try to incorporate some of the components with the already captured CV90?
82mm mortar used in a near direct fashion. 14th SPN brigade hits a Ukrainian DRG tracked by night vision in Ugledar.
ATGM takes out a Bradley using thermals.
Lancet takes out a D-30 howitzer in Zaporzhyzhia.
Destroyed Ukrainian vehicle, overturned. Probably hit a mine.
Ukrainian sea drone hit a commercial tanker. Looks to me in international waters.
Captured Canadian Roschel Senator APC in Kremenneya region.
Burned Leopard 2A6 in the Rabotino sector.
Burned Ukrainian BMP in one of the Rabotino attacks. More than 10 destroyed vehicles in one area
Video says FAB attacks but it looks like laser guidance is involved so I think it's KAB attacks. Strikes against Ukrainian positions and depots.
ATGM takes out a Bradley using thermals.
Lancet takes out a D-30 howitzer in Zaporzhyzhia.
Destroyed Ukrainian vehicle, overturned. Probably hit a mine.
Ukrainian sea drone hit a commercial tanker. Looks to me in international waters.
Captured Canadian Roschel Senator APC in Kremenneya region.
Burned Leopard 2A6 in the Rabotino sector.
Burned Ukrainian BMP in one of the Rabotino attacks. More than 10 destroyed vehicles in one area
Video says FAB attacks but it looks like laser guidance is involved so I think it's KAB attacks. Strikes against Ukrainian positions and depots.
Ukranian USV strike on Russian tanker, I'm not sure Russia can really do much about it if Ukraine chooses to go down this route, black sea fleet is stretched as is to divert additional resources on policing against USVs.
Civilian ships will also not have the sensors other than mk1 eyeball to detect incoming attacks.
That's also basically make ships approaching sensitive location a fair game. But i guess that's what Ukraine wants Russia to do.
The question would be, if Ukrainian ended up hitting a real civilian vessel in the area, will they be subjected to any form of responsibilities ?
Kinda ironic, from Russia blockading Ukraine its actually becoming Ukraine blockading Russia lol. Its basically impossible for Russia to fully protect its civilian fleet from USV attacks
There is an automatic Ukrainian advantage here where the Russians have to defend all the time while Ukrainians have to succeed only once for their USV attacks to bear fruit
There is an automatic Ukrainian advantage here where the Russians have to defend all the time while Ukrainians have to succeed only once for their USV attacks to bear fruit
Probably study the thermal camouflage, the composite armor add-ons and powerpack.
Other than that, not sure there is much to glean out. The CV9040C is the oldest version of the IFV
All it would take it's either Starlink jammers in the area(if Musk doesnt do the work for them as he already does disabling Starlink around Crimea) or extra crews with thermals and RWS a la anti-piracy mission.
Do find it funny how Ukraine trying to cause an environmental disaster is A OK
Same could also be said when Russia bombed Ukrainian industrial sites. Plenty of environmental damage there too
Anyway, I can assure you that environmental disaster is at the bottom of the concerns that Ukraine has right now. In fact, no country involved in a total war pays attention to environmental damage
The famous Ukrainian plains are being poisoned day by day because of the battles. Some places in France and Belgium are still poisoned after 100+ years from WW1
They'll probably resort to WWI tactics and caravan the ships with escorts. Also maybe equip jammers to civilian ships.