FWIW but if Ukraine can keep massing these huge drone attacks, that has to be a big problem for Russia.
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This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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Wasn’t Krasnodar Krai the esterosi slaver Dany had drogon incinerate?
The medium range missiles is a stop forward, I guess...
They will be helpful and deliver a punch. Hopefully France and the UK get to deliver more. And, fingers crossed the Germans take their Taurus missiles off of their leashes.
LOL, stupid assed Russians. Why use those bunkers when you can just stack super explodable stuff in big piles in the open so you can save a few minutes loading and unloading .
I don’t even know how you attach a number to the number of things exploding to generate those nuclearesque mushroom clouds.
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They need to figure out how to update cruise missiles with the ammo dump attacks. Seems like that number will jump bigly 😁
Kill off the supplies
Now shut down supply lines (rail)
Russia will eventually have 'soldiers' running at armed Ukrainians with sticks and stones.
That's how this ends, if the proper strategy and tactics are followed, w/o any limitations on where Ukraine can strike.
Every non-military target Russia hits, NATO should take out another depot or base. Let Vlad know that's how it's gonna be - stop hitting cities and hospitals and NATO will sit on the sidelines - commit war crimes and NATO will unleash on your military forces under the guise of "Ukrainian drones".
I thought it was where the Battle of the Five Armies was fought in LOTR...
I mean, if the reports are true that one of the mushroom clouds was from the destruction of North Korean ballistic missiles that is just massive. Some writer indicated that the 3 big mushroom cloud detonations destroyed billions of dollars of military assets.
There is a steady stream of good intel lately, it seems.
Man oh man, how much gear did those suckers have built up?
That really big one sent into motion a chain reaction of detonation of underground storage facilities. Apparently, they were built too closely together, and likely did not follow safety protocols. probably no one left to execute for those breaches as they are now ashes in the wind.
No biggie. They have moar.
Possibly 3 of 10 of widdle Kim’s gifts knocked out. That is a great start.
"At least four explosions were heard in occupied Simferopol. This was reported to Krym.Realii by a local resident, UNN reports.
The explosions triggered car alarms in the Mate Zalki neighborhood and the bus station.
In addition, according to Crimean Wind, Russian air defense was operating in Sevastopol and Bakhchisarai."
It's “loud” in occupied Crimea: explosions were heard in Sevastopol and Simferopol | УНН
УНН War ✎ At least four explosions were heard in occupied Simferopol. Russian air defense systems were operating in Sevastopol and Bakhchisaray, and a missile a…
I was wondering how many casualties in those giant explosions? Lots of meat sacks who do the manual labor, but they probably lost a few officers and logistics experts, too.
The reason the wives want their men home. No translation and some graphic wounds.
Russian missile test failed.
"Russia failed new tests of the RS-28 Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile.
A user of the X social media, MeNMyRC, reported on this, referring to satellite images of one of the Russian missile silos.
An attempt by the Russian nuclear deterrent forces to test a new intercontinental ballistic missile on September 21, 2024, ended in complete failure and a fire at the launch site."
https://mil.in.ua/en/news/russia-has-failed-a-test-of-the-rs-28-sarmat-ballistic-missile/
"Russia failed new tests of the RS-28 Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile.
A user of the X social media, MeNMyRC, reported on this, referring to satellite images of one of the Russian missile silos.
An attempt by the Russian nuclear deterrent forces to test a new intercontinental ballistic missile on September 21, 2024, ended in complete failure and a fire at the launch site."
https://mil.in.ua/en/news/russia-has-failed-a-test-of-the-rs-28-sarmat-ballistic-missile/
Don't think this will save them from repercussions nor should it.
You beat me to it. Interesting move. Do the Russians have a plan to modify them to make them mobile on trucks, or are the Iranians attempting to create some leverage?
https://www.reuters.com/world/middl...-missiles-sent-russia-sources-say-2024-09-21/
1,500 is just such an unreal daily number. I thought back to the daily counts broadcasted during Viet Nam and the comparison is mind bottling.
The nation wide grief must be pervasive… or they don’t give a rip about fellow citizens. Probably there are two categories of caring.
I think that body count number is now dead or injured, but still, unimaginable by US standards.
At nearly 650k casualties, that has to be a generation of men gone in just 2.5 years. That's a huge price to pay for Putin's ego.
