Russian Ukrainian War (12 Viewers)

[WW2historian]

View: https://twitter.com/front_ukrainian/status/1946517607336554810?s=19
I'm more looking forward to photos/videos of Leo-1 with a Ukrainian turret.

Thank you Australia? For guaranteeing the death of more Ukrainian soldiers? That tanks will be a prime target, it's a death trap. However if these tank men have taken the pledge of becoming kamikaze tankers, then that's their choice. I wouldn't want to throw my life away for Zelenksky and defense company profits.

 

[WW2historian]

Let me paraphrase General Patton's phrase..."“No dumb bastard ever won a war by going out and dying for his country. He won it by making some other dumb bastard die for his country.”

No dumb bastard ever won a war by dying for another country's defense company's profits.

 

[Soldier35]

Footage of strikes by Russian FPV drones, the Rubicon test center, on Ukrainian diesel locomotives used to transport military cargo. The locomotives were hit by drones near the village of Belozerske near Dobropolye in Donbas. This is approximately 27 km from the front line. The drone models are not reported. As a result of the drone attacks, some Ukrainian trains were derailed, the damaged equipment is shown at the end of the video.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dfiQ3or0bA

 

[Soldier35]

Footage of strikes by Russian Geran-2 drones on the Ukrainian 36D6 radar. The 36D6 all-round radar was developed in the USSR and is intended for use in the S-300 air defense systems and other models. The 36D6-M radar is capable of determining the nationality of an air object, automatically tracking targets, and can operate in autonomous control center mode. The video was filmed near the village of Borzna in the Chernihiv region of Ukraine. As a result of strikes by Geran-2 drones with an optical guidance system, the Ukrainian 36D6 radar and escort vehicle were destroyed.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5U2Grw9bYOo

 

[Soldier35]

Ukrainian servicemen showed footage of an attack on a Ukrainian pickup truck in Pokrovsk by a Russian sabotage and reconnaissance group, the "Center" group of troops. In the video in Pokrovsk, a Ukrainian pickup truck moves along Shevchenko Street, towards Zashchitnikov Ukrainy Street, before reaching the intersection, the pickup truck is ambushed. As a result of the ambush, the Ukrainian driver was wounded and a serviceman in the back of the pickup truck was killed. The reason for the breakthrough of Russian sabotage groups is the lack of soldiers in the Ukrainian brigades in Pokrovsk. Later, the pickup truck was attacked by a drone, as shown at the end of the video.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lz_KARYUI7M

 

[shade2]

View: https://x.com/SU_57R/status/1947444373584789948

One of the comments on that tweet says the "collapse" will come suddenly, the way it's written i assume like the Assad regime's collapse or the ANA regime crumbling in Afghan.

I was assume attrition related problems would show up gradually? like Ruskals grabbing more and more land over say 6 months but the grabbed land is more or less the same

 

[Soldier35]

Footage of a Russian column of armored vehicles breaking through to a Ukrainian brick factory in Malaya Tokmachka, Zaporizhia Oblast. Due to the long range of the footage, it was not possible to determine the type of armored vehicles, but all of them are equipped with Mangal-type protection. The video shows that the vehicles are being attacked by Ukrainian drones, and anti-tank mines are also visible. Judging by the video, one armored vehicle was damaged by a drone and troops dismounted from it. After field repairs, the armored vehicle left the battlefield on its own. The video is shortened, showing active moments of the battle, no details.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDtuEM-bpUs

 

[Akim]

View: https://x.com/SU_57R/status/1947444373584789948

One of the comments on that tweet says the "collapse" will come suddenly, the way it's written i assume like the Assad regime's collapse or the ANA regime crumbling in Afghan.

I was assume attrition related problems would show up gradually? like Ruskals grabbing more and more land over say 6 months but the grabbed land is more or less the same

Analysis from the word "no answer". Our Commander-in-Chief said that the Russian army has 110 thousand concentrated in the Pokrovsk direction. Unfortunately, there is no additional word "rossiyskiy" in English. These are not only Russians, not even only Russian citizens. This is a rather motley contingent - from the Chinese to the inhabitants of Africa and even Latin America.
For 100 km of the front - 110 thousand. The efficiency of a steam locomotive is 6-7%, but it moves, eating coal by the ton. The situation is similar here. It is quite possible that we will not hold Pokrovsk, well, we will move to a new defense line and continue to destroy the Russian army further. The Soviet Union rolled back to the Volga until it established parity with the German invaders.
Regarding the "forced mobilization" I have already spoken. About 25 thousand are mobilized monthly and there is no need to show individual cases as a general trend.
Who here remembers the beginning of the war. They came in large columns with hundreds of tanks and thousands of armored vehicles. Now they attack with cars, buggies and motorcycles, and their logistics rely on donkeys. Moscow probably recognized the Taliban only for the sake of donkey supplies.