Blowing up the dams or losing the bridgehead means losing control of the Crimean water supply.
The War in the Ukraine
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Nope, just wanted to know if they were using Catherine from Thales or Korean ones in the newly produced. I guess what they would used they considered superior to another.
That works for only drinking water. The cost is prohibitive for agriculture.
Arti fire filed with thermal imager
On the contrary. Look at Israel. A mostly desert area supports 9 million people. And it's much smaller than Crimea. Crimea only has 2.4 million people.
On the contrary. Look at Israel. A mostly desert area supports 9 million people. And it's much smaller than Crimea. Crimea only has 2.4 million people.
We should move off the topic of morals of this war, as I don't think we'll ever come to an agreement regarding the rights or wrongs, it would heavily dependent on the media you consume.
On the military side of things, the consistent hits to front line Russian weapon depots using western supplied equipment to conduct long range attacks recently could post serious supply issues for any future Russian offensives , seems that Russia is really struggling with reprisal for such long ranged shoot and scoot attacks.
On the military side of things, the consistent hits to front line Russian weapon depots using western supplied equipment to conduct long range attacks recently could post serious supply issues for any future Russian offensives , seems that Russia is really struggling with reprisal for such long ranged shoot and scoot attacks.
T-90M interior footage. T-90M AT-11 anti tank missile range 6 km. Pretty awesome stuff.
bunch of wrecked Kiev regime assets near Bakhmut
UK training Ukrainian soldiers:
The main instructor has probably never fired an AK before, look how he's holding the rifle. The Ukrainian soldier at :27 couldn't seat the magazine properly, no way a round chambered.
Instead of having 120 days training, it turns out they'll only be getting 3 weeks. This is just going to be more meat for the meat grinder. That's if they actually agree to go back to the Ukraine instead of claiming asylum which I bet most of them will do.
The main instructor has probably never fired an AK before, look how he's holding the rifle. The Ukrainian soldier at :27 couldn't seat the magazine properly, no way a round chambered.
Instead of having 120 days training, it turns out they'll only be getting 3 weeks. This is just going to be more meat for the meat grinder. That's if they actually agree to go back to the Ukraine instead of claiming asylum which I bet most of them will do.
I agree, although the question is how much effort the UK has put into preventing from being able to claim asylum.
some more footage, including what appears to be helicopter attacks, Orlan footage of artil strikes