They probably do, but like our President, it is more likely he will be mobile in the air somewhere so it becomes extremely difficult to target his exact location at any given time.
This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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HROT can support Saul/Jimmy/Jean by providing providence and poison. I'll take out Putin 
Wheat is also planted in the fall and harvested in the Early Summer. So, adjustments to the amount of wheat will not be realized until Early Summer of 2023.
Second tweet is the new information. Putin has the military acumen of Nicholas II.
Does anyone know if the captured Russian equipment is trackable? If tanks and such are towed somewhere for parts, will Russia know where they are so they can bomb those areas?
Being hung by wire like Saddam is probably more painful than being incinerated by a nuke…just a guess.
Agree, but I also remember seeing theories that he's been partly in the Urals when the green screen stuff came out earlier in the war.
At this point there would be way too many to track down!
I doubt that they were prepared for the number of abandoned vehicles and thought of putting tracking devices in them.PS The US doesn't do this do they?
I agree. That’s why a “Scarface like” assault on his palace needs to take place. If Putin is paying his security guards a million each, the Oligarchs need to pony up and pay them $2M to walk away into the (radiation free) sunset.
Oh, he's hanging out in various bunkers right now, for sure. But that will change if a nuclear exchange became imminent. The same is true for Biden, if you count the White House as a bunker.
I know a good junk/metal company that operates in Central Iowa. @TunzaHawk can give the Ukrainians a #
There are only 4 roads into Ukraine from Belarus in the western zone. All the land is covered with swamps and bogs. Ukraine has a lot of forces that have been waiting and preparing for an attempt to cut off its Polish supply lines for some time. Any Belorussian attack would be reluctant and half-hearted, as most there are against the war and it would be forced by Moscow.
Ukraine will likely wait until they are 10-20 miles into the country, then slaughter them while they are trapped on narrow roads surrounded by marshes.
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Belarusian soldiers are probably anxious to get into Ukraine, change their clothes, and seek asylum in Poland. Maybe turn over a tank for the $10k on the way.
I'm more scared of the upper part of Michigan militia than I am of Belarussians.
That doesn't really matter, as it is still in production (India and Turkey are currently purchasing new builds), and has been regularly updated with new computers, radars, targeting and weapon systems.
The Patriot is about 38 years old, the F-16 is about 44 years old, the B-52 about 68 years old, the A-10 about 45 years old...
Ukraine’s zoos are better provisioned than the Russian army.
silver lining in this is that putin does not pilot commercial jetliners.
Russia thinks they can to defeat the West in a media war?
I don't know, I may even volunteer to be on board if it meant that Ukraine could go back to normal (whatever that is now for them) life. 200 lives lost with him is better than the present situation
Probably. Many countries have this system, and we have money and influence, so deals can be made. Has it even been confirmed that a third party won't be supplying it? The US could just be providing cover by saying it is ours.
Anyway, if it was designed to work against stuff made 20 years ago, it will work against the same stuff today. Russia only has like 14 (supposed) 5th generation stealthy fighters. Everything they are actually using is the same stuff the S400 was designed and able to detect and shoot down 20 years ago.
I would bet those are refurbished tanks and not brand new. We’ve got a facility in Lima, Ohio that takes in old M1s and rebuilds them from the ground up. Down to every last bolt. If Russia is still building T-72s and T-90s brand new, then their military is more pathetic than I thought. Especially with a successor already designed, built and rumored to be tested. Unfortunately, building state-of-the-art in large quantities costs huge money. Vlad doesn’t have the rubles.
