It isn't just the 100 MBTs they have to replace every month. It's the crew members that have to be dragooned into service, trained, then replaced after a drone or Javalin blows them up.
Oh, look, Russia interfering in an election. I can't wait to see what Vlad has up his sleeve for the US elections this year. Border hysteria. Trans hysteria. Ukraine is controlled by the globalists.FWIW
"Emmanuel Macron calls on Europe to make “courageous” decisions to “accelerate” its aid to Ukraine, “no matter the efforts”
Was there someone in that truck, or did it just start rolling on its own?At first I thought "they need larger bombs" I can't tell if the guy is tossing water on the fire or trying to feed it.
As bad as the flames were I was thinking it had no driver and started rolling on its own. At least I didn't see anyone behind it, though moving it away from the tent made sense.Was there someone in that truck, or did it just start rolling on its own?n
I don't feel for them, but it was weird how calm/resigned those Russians were. They had to know more drones were out there, and that they were going to be targeted.As bad as the flames were I was thinking it had no driver and started rolling on its own. At least I didn't see anyone behind it, though moving it away from the tent made sense.
This actually a pretty good point. China could make the south china sea untenable for the US Navy.What do they have to contend with submersible drones?
We’re entering a time where the sea mine will activate and chase the target.
Our methods for resolving submarine threats are to find them as far from their targets as possible and prosecute.
If the Chinese manufacturer thousands of submersible drones to blockade Taiwan, that’s not easily dismissed. It’s 100 miles from China to Taiwan, it’s over 5000 miles from Hawaii to Taiwan.
Actually...Oh, look, Russia interfering in an election. I can't wait to see what Vlad has up his sleeve for the US elections this year. Border hysteria. Trans hysteria. Ukraine is controlled by the globalists.
It WAS a pretty quiet day here!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Those things carry 200lbs of explosives. For all their "small diameter," they sure carry a big punch.
Actually, what? So, I missed a frequent target. The point it is they meddle in our elections, and every election in which they think they can sow discord.Actually...
A Senate inquiry has concluded that a Russian fake-news campaign targeted "no single group... more than African-Americans."
It says Russian operatives used social media to deter black people from voting and planted subtly racist content to incite conflict between ethnicities.
The report comes two years into the Senate Intelligence Committee's investigation into the 2016 election.
Social media firms say they are trying to prevent it from happening again.
Thousands of Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and You Tube accounts created by the St. Petersburg-based Internet Research Agency (IRA) were aimed at harming Hillary Clinton's campaign and supporting Donald Trump, the committee concludes.
Russian trolls' chief target was 'black US voters' in 2016
A Senate intelligence report says no other group was more targeted in the 2016 election.www.bbc.com
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You missed the main target.Actually, what? So, I missed a frequent target.
This actually a pretty good point. China could make the south china sea untenable for the US Navy.
Good question. Maybe friend or foe transponders?Do these mines have a code or something to render them harmless?
Otherwise, wouldn't that make the South China Sea untenable for any navy?
They have sensitive aquatic high frequency microphones tuned to identify diesel motors machined with low tolerances and substandard assembly protocols and then whitelist those as Chinese Naval equipment.Do these mines have a code or something to render them harmless?
Otherwise, wouldn't that make the South China Sea untenable for any navy, including the Chinese Navy?
Zelensky to oust Ukraine’s top general amid tension over new mobilization
KYIV — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told his top commander, Gen. Valery Zaluzhny, that he was firing him in a meeting on Monday, according to a senior official familiar with the conversation — a disruptive military shake-up amid Ukraine’s struggles on the battlefield and after months of friction between the president and the popular general.
Zaluzhny remains in his post for now, but a formal presidential decree is expected to confirm his ousting nearly two years into Russia’s invasion and as Moscow’s forces appear to be gaining the strategic initiative on some parts of the front.
On Monday, Zelensky’s spokesman, Serhiy Nykyforov, denied that Zaluzhny had been fired. “There is no subject of conversation,” Nykyforov told reporters. “There is no order. The president did not dismiss the commander in chief.”
Nykyforov on Wednesday did not immediately reply to messages from The Washington Post seeking any updated comment.
It is far from clear that any new commander will be able to improve Ukraine’s difficult situation on the battlefield without significantly more forces and weapons — precisely what Zaluzhny has demanded of Zelensky, adding tension to what was already a fraying relationship.