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We're trying. It will be close, unfortunately.
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2024-11-08
Yes, it’s a fucking mess.
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2024-11-08
Once exploded, how can they determine there were 700 bombs there? Why not, let’s say, 800? Is it an intelligence data?
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2024-11-08
I thought they can fly? Maybe Russian jets can't.
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2024-11-08
Propably already letting his Doppelganger do anything public just sitting in a bunker
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2024-11-08
Loads, but it's peanuts in comparison what you get for it. Not only you destroy multiple military airplanes, each of which is more costly than all the bombs combined, but you also buy the necessity for Russians to answer which will strain the supply lines, or gives you breather on the front lines. Not to mention the shock and awe factor that will likely force Russians into some hasty mistakes.
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2024-11-08
The collective numbers of destroyed bombs in the recent attacks are nice for themselves, but compared to the shit the russians still have access to and can cheaply turn into glide munitions its barely worth a note. It buys some time for the front troops, maybe 2 weeks, after that the logistics for restocking are in place. What Ukraine still really needs is the decisive decision to use western ammunitions to bomb the everlasting shit out of any airfield, ammo storage and military factory within reach from the border. It needs not one such attack every few days, but 10 EVERY day.
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2024-11-08
Those patriot missile systems chomping at the bit to get a confirmed kill on an SU-57. It would be one of the worst propaganda disasters of the war.
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2024-11-08
First time I've used it too, no clue what the fuck is happening in central africa, but it seems fine if looking at Europe, then panning over to Kursk. You see there are far more than the average fire icons than in the rest of Europe. Anyway, RIP central Africa.
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2024-11-08
It's so great to see Russia getting destroyed now by Ukraine. Hopefully tye US doesn't falter on aid and they can keep crushing them. Ukraine will come out of this as the primary defense of EU and Russia will be decades behind on everything by the time this war ends. Won't need to worry about them for a long, long time. Next we need to see the same with Iran. Then China won't have any major military allies that can do anything.
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2024-11-08
As Laozi said, those who follow loss, loss is also pleased to have them.
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2024-11-08
Russia has a fairly high interception rate for drones with their oil facilities as well!
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2024-11-08
Based on satellite photos, the area struck was a kilometer from the nearest aircraft parking area, with most parked about 2.5 km away. It’s likely that very few aircraft were actually damaged, and this was primarily against weapon storage, and ersatz storage at that. That many bombs should have been in hardened bunkers, but it looks like Russia started using this base more than it had been designed for. Good strike against a vulnerable target.
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2024-11-08
>Losses that would be unsustainable long term This has been said for a while now yet the Russians are still creeping forward on the southeatern front. They have *a lot* of personnel and equipment to burn through before it becomes a serious problem. They don't have to last forever to succeed, just last longer than the Ukrainians.
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2024-11-08
> Putin's regime is vicious and brutal "putin's regime", lol. Son, russia is all like this. This is their national trait. > it's not really Russia that needs to collapse No, it's actually russia. The way the military is is very consistent with the way russian people generally are.
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2024-11-08
Oh no, what if this upsets Russia and they retaliate, maybe ukr shouldn’t have been allowed to do this /s
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2024-11-08
Most of us are if we admit it or not. I took the kids swimming yesterday. There are Ukrainian families staying near the pool. Some were in the park playing with their kids beside the car park, and in that group of 7 or 8 their were 2 that I assume were the husbands/fathers in wheelchairs with leg/legs missing. The people who stayed to fight are paying a huge price for us to live the way we live.
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2024-11-08
How much is that worth in USD?
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2024-11-08
Australian mate sorry. I know who’s been supporting Ukraine however.
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2024-11-08
That's a nice fantasy but they can't fly the F16s over russian territory or we'd have russians gloating over the wreckage the next day. Lipetsk is over 300km from the front line, it was hit using Ukranian drones.
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2024-11-08
I've seen it so many times that I think he's intentionally referred to as Pringles already.
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2024-11-08
The sanctions are absolutely crippling Russia lol what are you talking about?
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2024-11-08
Wait they already reached the air base?! I just read that that was their advancement plan! Good for them!
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2024-11-08
So perhaps many lots?
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2024-11-08
You can make a pretty educated guess based on prior intelligence, the size of the explosion with satellite pictures, the aircraft stationed there, and the types of bombs being dropped from those aircraft on Ukraine. I believe it was the main airfield that was bombing the Kharkiv and Kyiv, so 700 bombs doesn't sound like a crazy estimate.
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2024-11-08
Dear Russia Sit. Sincerely The rest of the world.
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2024-11-08
On your conflictarm link kinda amusing to see those AliExpress/eBay buck converter and battery control module (on the left hand side of the chassis) being used there. Also interesting is that home spun single layer circuitboard for that mcu. I don't see anything related to GPS at first glance but the thing on the right looks like a gyroscope so it's possible the bomb relies entirely on inertial guidance. The whole thing reeks of student mid term electrical engineering prototype project. Or more simple put if it was a production product they could have put the entire thing on a single pcb and manufacturer these much quicker and cheaper.
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2024-11-08
Voyennyy Aerodrome for anyone interested.
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2024-12-08
With all due respect -- which is considerable, since you're a Ukrainian actually living through this -- what is your point?
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Surprised to see a British person say something like this, do you regularly consume Argentinian media?
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2024-11-08
I love seeing the underdog de-bollocking a bully.
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2024-11-08
Saw a Russian woman crying about it... You live on the boarder of a war zone that your country started what did you expect to happen?
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2024-11-08
Yours would mean Israel has invaded half of South America, and more or less every country in Europe.
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2024-11-08
Nope
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2024-11-08
Read a history book
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2024-11-08
When does big daddy Kim come to Russia's rescue now they're being invaded? I could have sworn they'd only recently signed a joint defence pact......
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2024-11-08
That's not what I'm trying to get across... I live in the UK, let's say England invaded Wales and it ended up as a war like this, if I lived right next to the Welsh border... I'd have left because I'd expect something like this to happen eventually. Instead the Russian woman is all surprised.
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2024-11-08
There's some treaty/agreement to not use firearms but they do still fight at the border iirc. Both nations seem to be sticking with the no firearms agreement and not escalate beyond pre-gunpowder weapons.
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2024-11-08
everyone doesn’t have the same choices and goals as you. stop projecting them on to others
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2024-11-08
Well Biden sure did his best to ensure that thats how it’d play out — he has consistently forbade Ukraine from using western weapons(till now) to strike Russia territory, thus giving them a clear advantage in being able to mass supplies and men right on the border, and forcing Ukraine to take massive losses that could otherwise be avoided.
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2024-11-08
I’m not sure this comment helps… She is living in one of the biggest dumps in the world. Odds are she could not even afford a bus ticket to the nearest shit hole of a village. I don’t really want to argue, just think that we at some point should be able to accept that there are Russians suffering as well, living in a dictatorship and not be entertained by that. It’s all.
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2024-11-08
You'd still need your own supply lines for such a long campaign. That would be exceptionally difficult without being able to resupply your own troops. This doesn't seem viable at all logistically.
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2024-11-08
I get where you are coming from but sometimes you can't just leave, the same way most Ukrainian's can't leave areas that are in warzones now. All of their life and belongings are tied up in their home.
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2024-11-08
If you start a war you run the risk that you yourself get invaded so yeah something something fuck around something something.
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2024-11-08
Yea because everyone is so rich they can just leave. Get over yourself.
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2024-11-08
Infrastructure Weak.
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2024-11-08
Get over myself? Lol war refugees don't have to have money to leave, if you live right next to an active war zone... And if you're able bodied, you fucking leave... You don't wait to get sucked into the war and then be shocked about it.
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2024-11-08
Not a terrorist attack to militarily take ground from the enemy just because they didn't expect it. There has been no revenge against civilians that I have seen. The crocus attack also had absolutely nothing to do with Ukraine, it was an ISIS attack. A few possible motivations for this attack by Ukraine: 1 - Hit Russia where they're not expecting it, to divert Russian efforts and resources. Ukraine has to defend all of their border and can't take risks, but Russia probably has an advantage if they don't bother to defend theirs thinking Ukraine's allies wouldn't allow such an attack. Ukraine might want to level that playing field so the Russians have to man and resource their border defence properly. 2 - Pick a fight with Russia somewhere Ukraine thinks they can inflict disproportionate attrition, to maximise the loss ratio in their favour. Maybe they're trying to bait them into a fight on Ukraine's terms which plays to their advantages. 3 - Create a better defensive buffer zone along the border on the Russian side, to give breathing room against any future Russian re-invasion like what happened at Kharkiv. This ground would be modest and realistic to take and hold, unlike a deeper push. 4 - Persuade the west to allow long range strikes in Russia with western weapons, by showing Russia's red lines as meaningless and the west's "escalation management" as ludicrous. If they can invade part of Russia without escalation, surely there's no reason to prevent strikes on Russian airbases. 5 - Seize territory to get ahead of any plan to freeze the war on the current lines, as Putin will not want to freeze it with any recognised Russian territory in Ukrainian hands. 6 - PR shouldn't be overlooked. The media narrative may well be important for future support, and if attacks like this can keep up public support it might be a good thing as long as it's not costing too much or wasting stuff that's needed elsewhere. 7 - Anything that embarrasses Putin and makes him look weak may be seen as a good thing, especially if parts of Russia are less safe directly because of something he did and didn't need to do. Not saying all of these are necessarily the case, because we don't know what the thinking is behind the scenes, but these are the possible motives for it all.
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2024-11-08
In this instance it is actuallt true
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2024-11-08
I’m no war expert like most of you redditors, but if WW2 documentaries have taught me anything, it’s that this could be a very bad move by Ukraine if Russia cut them off and encircle them. They’d be totally cut off. Which looking at the territories currently occupied by Russia seems possible. Really hope Ukraine can pull this off, and the men doing this are extremely brave, but damn what a risky move. Best of luck Ukraine!
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2024-11-08
By that logic Russia invaded the UK twice. Article 5 anyone? No I didn't think so
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2024-11-08
I think they're just very stupid. A brief survey of their past comments seems to confirm that.
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2024-11-08
Don't you understand? Genius Putin *KNEW* they would invade so he invaded first.
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2024-11-08
plot twist, Russia nukes Ukraine in self defense
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2024-11-08
You cant win without risking defeat in some way
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2024-11-08
The board has decided our quarterly death is way down
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2024-11-08
Blyat probably
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2024-11-08
Who gives a shit if it’s neutral? Also, it’s Russia, so…
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2024-11-08
Ok Russian concernbot, nice try.
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2024-11-08
Sorry but as a european whos not living under a monarch this comment is hilarious.
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2024-11-08
Its classic bully behaviour, they go around starting fights but the moment someone hits back they go running away crying
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2024-11-08
Nah bro it’s going according to plan
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2024-11-08
Zelensky is just doing a special military operation to liberate them from Nazis.
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2024-11-08
She could and should have told Putin to just stop but didn’t. Now, due to her (and others) inaction, the war has arrived on her doorstep. Do I have sympathy. Yes. Do I care. No. This is the consequences of her government, in her country, that she accepted easily.
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2024-11-08
For any nuclear power? No: * India and Pakistan have traded blows multiple times. * Israel briefly considered resorting to nuking the pan-Arab coalition in the 1973 Yom Kippur War. * And Argentina invaded a territory of Great Britain during the Falklands War. Israel in 1973 is the closest we saw to a 3rd nuke being used in an active war (first 2 being the ones against Imperial Japan), but that was averted due to America bailing them out in Operation Nickel Grass.
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2024-11-08
Left out because Reddit subs are all leftist propaganda machines. It’s literally like a cult. Scary how people cannot be balanced these days.
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2024-11-08
Russia is finding out what the Germans found out in 1944. It's not fun trying to fight a war when your enemy is backed by pretty much the rest of the world and your only allies are nowhere nearby to help you. Plus it's not like North Korea would be on much use anyway.
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2024-11-08
To be fair, I've started lots of wars when playing Civilisation based on this logic.
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2024-11-08
1. They have already destroyed munitions 2. It causes Russia to have to spread their forces thin. 3. It forces Russians to flee into other areas, spreading panic and also showing people deeper in the country that the propaganda is bullshit. 4. Way more Russians are dying in this campaign than Ukranians, even more so here than elsewhere. 5. You can destroy air defenses deeper in. 6. Morale boost in Ukraine and its allies.
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2024-11-08
Uh oh, you're probably gonna get put in the gulag for this unconvincing post.
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2024-11-08
[these](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falkland_Islands) Falkland Islands
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2024-11-08
Russia is now the second best army in…(checks notes)… Russia.
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2024-11-08
Imagine telling the conservatives of the 80's and 90's that members of the party would actively be engaged in peddling Kremlin propaganda. They probably would have laughed in your face, but here we are....
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2024-11-08
You must be out of your Falkland mind! :)
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2024-12-08
Well, Russia was right all along, Ukraine will have to redraw its borders - into former Russian territory! They should have left them alone now the Wolf 🐺 is hunting the Bear 🐻
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Russia is pretty pathetic. Wastes a ton of money for 2 kills. Meanwhile loses military base in Russia. They are bad at war.
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In mother Russia, Russia bombs itself ?
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Pooty-poot stepped in it.
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You know they're there, but you don't know where.
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2024-11-08
An F-22 for a nuke site? You sure you aren't thinking of F-35s? You wouldn't use an F-22 for that. Plus, they'd know it was the US because the US has refused to ever export the F-22.
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2024-11-08
True, but the true stealth of f22 allows it to be in close at night, unidentified, and very precise targeting, B2 not as precise?
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2024-11-08
B2s would never be stationed “there”.  They would take off from the states for the bombing run and then rtb all the way back.  They’d be escorted for sure, but only when they reached that airspace.
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Note: there are situations where they may need to Land due to mechanical and crew issues obviously.  We’ve also pre-coordinated in the past with host nations for temporary storage or display conditions (RAF bases come to mind—but these are normally very quick stays
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Nothing beats the brrrt tub at close support. My friend was a 1st force radio op and he still smiles like a kid on Christmas at the mention of them. It has been kicking ass for close to fifty years👍🏽
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[Er…](https://ra.co/dj/samaabdulhadi)
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Wow, you got one DJ, let me clap for you, is there a rave culture IN Palestine? No. They're no clubs/bars/etc.
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Fortunately there are plenty of fully functional capsules docked to the ISS in case they need to evacuate, so there is no issue there!
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Well, Gyna (Trump, lol) has been known to create lose-lose situations due to a lack of basic precautions. They don't care, till it's too late. But but western countries have done similar things, like nuking Japan and invading Iraq. Whataboutism time!!!
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Keslar syndrome would only affect LEO, higher orbits would be fine. GPS, weather satellites etc. Really low orbits would be relatively safe as well, because objects can't remain there without propulsion so they would clear quickly (why SpaceX puts Starlink so low and needs ion engines to stay up). The only danger they would face long term is objects falling past them. Keslar syndrome would only deny altitudes between 400km and maybe 2000km in the short term (like a year), and 500km to 2000km in the long term (like a decade plus). Above that altitude there isn't enough stuff to cascade. Reaching higher orbits might be fun if satellite lifespans in LEO ever got down to hours, but this can be mitigated somewhat by different ascent profiles reducing time spent at risky altitudes.
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