The War in the Ukraine
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You mean the missile was meant for the bridge? There is a video in which you can see a puff of smoke in the air (a bit high into the air) and the missile falling onto a building next to the ship. It’s likely that the missile was going for the bridge but was intercepted and fell near the ship.
Doesn't short term loans usually require collateral?
Anyway not a good look.
Anyway not a good look.
He looks incredibly desperate as if his only purpose to the powers that be, is his relationship with the west and his ability to extract money and weapons from that relationship.
I seriously doubt that it is legal in the USA to publicly canvas loans is such a manner.
In the scheme of repayments such loans would be after the existing sovereign loans from the USA and European countries.
Ukraine is going to need a lot more money after the war before it is going to be cash positive.
Fools don't tend to have anywhere near the amount of money he needs. Despite the number fools in the world their combined wealth unsurprisingly is a pittance. So it's a fools errand.
It would have taken less time to repair the bridge again than repairing that corvette...
On the bright side, the Karakurts are dime a dozen as Russia has been pumping them out and there are like 4 being fitted out or about to be comissioned plus they have the advantage of being able to use the Volga-Don canal so no need to use the Bosphorus to replace it.
Hitting a Grigorovich or a Gorshkov would have been a bigger loss.
Hitting a Grigorovich or a Gorshkov would have been a bigger loss.
If I’m not wrong then the ship wasn’t in active service and the Karakurt corvettes aren’t really that important of a ship for the Russians, they have plenty of them. This one being in repair for a bit a longer won’t be that big of a loss.
Damaging the bridge on the other hand has a lot more PR and morale value associated with it.
There used to be a huge bottleneck in building the Karakurt. The Russians had difficulty producing the engines at any decent rate. But this has been rectified recently, they modernized the production facilities for the engines, which is why you are seeing so many being built right now.
YouTube version. Documented use of the X-32 Grom bomb-missile hybrid against a Ukrainian stronghold.
Destroyed Humvee in Rabotino.
Complaining Ukrainian soldiers in Verbove pass by a destroyed Iveco LMV.
Lancet takes out an AN/TPQ-36 counterbattery radar.
ATGM from the Osman special forces takes out a Bradley M2A2 in the Orekhiv sector.
Assault on Ukrainian positions in the northern flank of Bakhmut. The frames show a knocked out BMP-1 and Swedish CV-90 of the AFU.
Package of 122mm rockets from a Grad lands on Ukrainian positions.
With the assistance of the 22nd SPN Brigade, the 237th VDV Regiment launches an ATGM and knocks out Marder 1A3 in the Orekhiv sector.
Russians now deploying infrared or optically guided RBDE cluster munitions against Ukrainian forces in Avdiivka via RBC-500 bombs or delivered from rockets using Smerch or Tornado S launchers.
Black Hussars special forces unit uses a Lancet with autocapture to take out an M2A2 Bradley of the AFU’s 47th Brigade in Avdiivka.
Humvee burns in the Krynok area in Kherson.
An ammo depot or warehouse of the AFU gets blown up by a precision strike in the Kupyansk direction.
Air strikes or FABs against Ukrainian concentrations and depots all over in the Kherson region.
Russian artillery knocks out Ukrainian mortar nest in Kremenna.
Awards and medals for the White Wolves Battalion in Kremenna.
Ukrainian IFV gets taken out by FPV drones of the Sparta Battalion.
AFU unit digs in a farm, and hit by artillery and FPV drones in Ugledar.
Ugledar getting shelled.
Destroyed Caesar SPG.
Russian mortars landing in the outskirts of Novomikhailovka, hitting possibly a Ukrainian field ammo depot.
Lancet takes out a Ukrainian howitzer.
Destroyed Humvee in Rabotino.
Complaining Ukrainian soldiers in Verbove pass by a destroyed Iveco LMV.
Lancet takes out an AN/TPQ-36 counterbattery radar.
ATGM from the Osman special forces takes out a Bradley M2A2 in the Orekhiv sector.
Assault on Ukrainian positions in the northern flank of Bakhmut. The frames show a knocked out BMP-1 and Swedish CV-90 of the AFU.
Package of 122mm rockets from a Grad lands on Ukrainian positions.
With the assistance of the 22nd SPN Brigade, the 237th VDV Regiment launches an ATGM and knocks out Marder 1A3 in the Orekhiv sector.
Russians now deploying infrared or optically guided RBDE cluster munitions against Ukrainian forces in Avdiivka via RBC-500 bombs or delivered from rockets using Smerch or Tornado S launchers.
Black Hussars special forces unit uses a Lancet with autocapture to take out an M2A2 Bradley of the AFU’s 47th Brigade in Avdiivka.
Humvee burns in the Krynok area in Kherson.
An ammo depot or warehouse of the AFU gets blown up by a precision strike in the Kupyansk direction.
Air strikes or FABs against Ukrainian concentrations and depots all over in the Kherson region.
Russian artillery knocks out Ukrainian mortar nest in Kremenna.
Awards and medals for the White Wolves Battalion in Kremenna.
Ukrainian IFV gets taken out by FPV drones of the Sparta Battalion.
AFU unit digs in a farm, and hit by artillery and FPV drones in Ugledar.
Ugledar getting shelled.
Destroyed Caesar SPG.
Russian mortars landing in the outskirts of Novomikhailovka, hitting possibly a Ukrainian field ammo depot.
Lancet takes out a Ukrainian howitzer.
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I'm not too familiar with this Youtube channel, but apparently it includes a debunking of the "Oryx" methodology.