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This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...

Its literally on the image. You cant not see if youre looking at the image. Just take the L and slink away on this one.
You mean in the bottom right corner, that had what looks like a date. No offense I wasn't expecting a where's waldo map. I am at work. Like I said not spending massive amount of time analyzing. It looked very similar to the current operation so made sense.
 
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Mark Hertling

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UA defense & small-scale counterattacks in Donbas along w/ recent deliberate attacks in Kherson (destroying RU logistics, bridges & ammo dumps) has generated a commander's favorite ally: momentum! It has also placed RU on the horns of a dilemma: Where (& how) to defend?



If I were Ukraine's field commander, here are my questions: -Can we continue Donetz defense (all indications, yes). -Are actions in Kherson Oblast achieving objectives (yes) -If we attack toward Kharkiv will it draw RU forces away from Donbas & increase pressure (likely) 9/

I have no insight into Gen Zaluzhnyi's thinking, but he's a good commander. He's likely considering these things...knowing a move on Kharkiv is bold & risky. My guess: we'll see continued offensive in Kherson, continued active defense in Donetsk, smaller Kharkiv offensive 10/
 
You mean in the bottom right corner, that had what looks like a date. No offense I wasn't expecting a where's waldo map. I am at work. Like I said not spending massive amount of time analyzing. It looked very similar to the current operation so made sense.
You took enough time to make a comment after not looking at it? The phrase "you have twice as many eyes and ears as mouths, so listen and look 2x as much as you talk" seems apt.
 
Damn them.



Kh-101 missile


Kh-101/102 (Izdeliye 111) - developed as a stealthy replacement for the Kh-55SM in the late 1990s, the Kh-101 has a conventional warhead and the Kh-102 is thermonuclear. This missile weighs some 2,200 - 2,400 kg, the weight of warhead is 400–450 kg.
Operational range: 2,500 km (1,300 nmi) (Kh-5...
Engine: R95TP-300 Turbofan/turbofan (Kh-55-...
Maximum speed: Mach 0.75 (KH-SD); Mach 0....
 
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All Russian telegrams simultaneously posted that there isn't any panic in Balakiya

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Probably nothing to it...
 
Here is an AP story about the transfer of munitions from NK to Russia, which is being vigorously denied by Russia. There are doubts about the quality of the NK munitions, and how quickly they can move them to Russia. The story also details that instead of currency, the NKs may want food, fuel, and technology in return. Food seems doubtful as Fatty Un doesn’t care if his people starve. Fuel? Maybe. Technology is the scary one. The NKs might be asking for technology needed to do nuclear tests. Is Russia desperate enough to pass nuclear assets?
https://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-technology-seoul-moscow-491ad47f3d26b441953a7319838817b9
 
Another big day indeed. They must be destroying pockets of clustered APVs/tanks/troops rather than picking them off one by one.
Thought the same thing. They claim to have destroyed 36 APVs and 20 tanks yesterday. Anyone know how many troops, on average, might be in an APV?
 
Thought the same thing. They claim to have destroyed 36 APVs and 20 tanks yesterday. Anyone know how many troops, on average, might be in an APV?
Not an expert AT ALL but it looks like 2-3 crew members, and up to 10 passengers per APV. I think tanks have like 3 to 4 people in them, but hopefully when they were blown up there a bunch of Russian soldiers sitting on top of them being transported.
 
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