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Ukrainian War Developments
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You heard it guys and gals, tolerating people that openly support Nazism is OK as long as you are Jewish!
It does appear to be a TB2 Bayraktar wreckage. There are some clues with the wheels and the 2 nose 'appendages'. Though those nose appendages appear rather different in older TB2 close up photos. Neither any of the other Ukrainian nor Russian drones have the same type of nose appendages.
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Yes. Even if Switchblade drones are relatively simpler to use compared to the TB2, it still requires more training and skill to use than regular small arms. Maybe they'll switch those Ukrainian TB2 operators to using Switchblades. Eventually Ukraine will run out of TB2s or TB2 ammunition or both.
But whatever role the Switchblade could play. It'll only be affecting things on a tactical level. Nice for propaganda. But still it will not change the tide of this war.
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Ossetian volunteers moving to Donbass.
VIDEO Intel Slava Z - 17 March 2022
Faraway trip from Ossetia to Donbass, nearly 1,000 kilometers if come from the southern part, even if from the northern part is just around 100 km shorter.
The joining of this force is more to show the brethren solidarity of the oppressed regions, all are tied up to the mighty Mother Russia!
Btw, I really detest if any political entity does suppress some part of the population from speaking some particular language! That's a clear oppression, inhuman to my belief. I can understand if a political entity wanna assert some national language, but not by banning people from speaking their mother tongue or ethnicity language... just require them to be multilingual! When I learned the Kiev regime banned population from speaking Russian language, I got familiar with the quality of such oppressive ruler!
VIDEO Intel Slava Z - 17 March 2022
Faraway trip from Ossetia to Donbass, nearly 1,000 kilometers if come from the southern part, even if from the northern part is just around 100 km shorter.
The joining of this force is more to show the brethren solidarity of the oppressed regions, all are tied up to the mighty Mother Russia!
Btw, I really detest if any political entity does suppress some part of the population from speaking some particular language! That's a clear oppression, inhuman to my belief. I can understand if a political entity wanna assert some national language, but not by banning people from speaking their mother tongue or ethnicity language... just require them to be multilingual! When I learned the Kiev regime banned population from speaking Russian language, I got familiar with the quality of such oppressive ruler!
One highly unprofessional actor with zero sense of workplace safety....ciggies could burn the bodybags, causing real casualties...
I don't know if anyone has posted this yet, I only have time to skim through this thread and I haven't seen anyone post this.
This is, allegedly, a former PLA commander's assessment of Russian military's performance in Ukraine. The summary of military aspects is as follows:
(1) Ukrainian military with similiar equipment level and three times the manpower advantage hasn't even tried encirclement once. This shows its true combat will and ability (lack of).
(2) Russian military is really bold/brave/audacious, especially the taking of Kiev airport and northern armor units' breakthrough in Chernobol. Russian military's use of deep battle strategy was of no other alternatives, especially when they cannot undiscriminately bomb, cue Murica here.
(3) This war kind-of serves as a practice rounds for further improvement of BTG. Real Russian BTGs are strong and have great firepower, but (previous) wargames never had such deep of a penetration. Another problem is there are a lot of fake BTGs. Real BTGs were first assembled and thrown into Syrian battleground. All rest of the BTGs are emulators. Have to recognize that for such a deep penetration, the penetration has been on point, which then exposes that BTGs run too far and logistics cannot keep up.
(4) The problem with Russia is its lack of money. The problem with Ukraine is the military is trash (kind of).
There are way more in the original post than what I translate here. The whole article is here and there so it's hard to get the gist of it. Please google translate if you find it interesting.
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Lieutenant General
This is a huge example for China
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make yourself sanction proof on next 10 years
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I was looking at this footage of an alleged Ka52 shoot down. One thing I noted was that the helicopter is fairly intact, despite the fire damage, the rotor, tail and radome are still "attached" to the fuselage. So the helicopter probably got hit by the enemy or experience some sort of technical problem and then made an emergency landing. After that it was then deliberately set on fire.
The Ka52 proved to be a tough helo.
Still don't understand the point of his 1st and 3rd assessment
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