Russian Ukrainian War

[craigs]

Like being underground makes any difference. What do you think just happened with Russia's new weapon? This is nothing new, the US had these weapons and used them against Iraq over 30 years ago. Just to give you some math to think about. These weapons hit the target at 3000 meters a second, the weapons that the US used as bunker busters travel at 450 meters a second. At 3000 MPS would release over 40 times more kinetic energy than the equivalent weight at 450 meters a second. Yes the US weapons had much more weight to them and exploded at a depth at over 150 ft. These new weapons are different and not much is known about it. However the same pattern is happening again, Russian's are stupid, and this weapon is all bark and no bite. I think this weapon destroyed the underground factory completely. The Russians learned a few things in the last 30 years, and I can guess they improved such weapons by a huge amount.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJTq9yb_Zow

Bunker busters existed in WW2. That is how the Nazi Submarine Pens were destroyed.

https://www.warhistoryonline.com/war-articles/submarine-pens.html

They would reach supersonic speeds as they fell, burrowing into a target or the ground before exploding, with a thickened steel casing. The bombs were even able to destroy targets with a miss, as the shockwave travelling through the ground would subject the target to a localised earth quake, destroying it at its foundations.

 

[Akim]

Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha...... the washing machine trope again. Probably these are from the same washing machines stolen from Ukraine.

BTW I see that you still did not comment on: https://www.wsj.com/business/energy...ng-to-buy-nord-stream-2-gas-pipeline-f43dd85d

Soon the americans will buy, repair and put NS2 back online. After that no need of Ukraine for gas transit. Heehehehehehehehehehehehehehehe........

Washing machines are much younger. I don't remember programmable washing machines in the 80s. We didn't even have a TV remote control back then. I was the remote control - Dad would speak and go change channels. So I wouldn't be surprised if they found the remains of dwarfs there.

How much longer???

I'm not an official and can say whatever I want, but the Kursk governor is an official. And he said that they were ATACMS.

Like being underground makes any difference. What do you think just happened with Russia's new weapon? This is nothing new, the US had these weapons and used them against Iraq over 30 years ago. Just to give you some math to think about. These weapons hit the target at 3000 meters a second, the weapons that the US used as bunker busters travel at 450 meters a second. At 3000 MPS would release over 40 times more kinetic energy than the equivalent weight at 450 meters a second. Yes the US weapons had much more weight to them and exploded at a depth at over 150 ft. These new weapons are different and not much is known about it. However the same pattern is happening again, Russian's are stupid, and this weapon is all bark and no bite. I think this weapon destroyed the underground factory completely. The Russians learned a few things in the last 30 years, and I can guess they improved such weapons by a huge amount.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJTq9yb_Zow

Against the backdrop of the wreckage of "Oreshnik", aka "Kedr", aka "Rubezh" with electronics from the 80s, this sounds like a mockery of Russian industry.

 

[craigs]

I'm not an official and can say whatever I want, but the Kursk governor is an official. And he said that they were ATACMS.

He is not launching the missiles.

 

[Akim]

He is not launching the missiles.

But he accepts them.

 

[Vishnugupt]

Washing machines are much younger. I don't remember programmable washing machines in the 80s. We didn't even have a TV remote control back then. I was the remote control - Dad would speak and go change channels. So I wouldn't be surprised if they found the remains of dwarfs there.
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I'm not an official and can say whatever I want, but the Kursk governor is an official. And he said that they were ATACMS.


Against the backdrop of the wreckage of "Oreshnik", aka "Kedr", aka "Rubezh" with electronics from the 80s, this sounds like a mockery of Russian industry.

When you say 80's electronics found in Missile, does it mean you find 80's television in the missile???

 

[craigs]

But he accepts them.

No he doesn't. He is still alive.

 

[Akim]

When you say 80's electronics found in Missile, does it mean you find 80's television in the missile???

No, but Soviet electronics lagged far behind Western electronics. We even had a joke: Soviet microcalculators are the biggest microcalculators in the world

 

[Akim]

No he doesn't. He is still alive.

It's too much of an honor for him to waste missiles. They were flying to the airfield.

 

[craigs]

It's too much of an honor for him to waste missiles. They were flying to the airfield.

They were not ATACMS, not until it is confirmed by the retards in Wash DC.

 

[WW2historian]

Washing machines are much younger. I don't remember programmable washing machines in the 80s. We didn't even have a TV remote control back then. I was the remote control - Dad would speak and go change channels. So I wouldn't be surprised if they found the remains of dwarfs there.
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I'm not an official and can say whatever I want, but the Kursk governor is an official. And he said that they were ATACMS.


Against the backdrop of the wreckage of "Oreshnik", aka "Kedr", aka "Rubezh" with electronics from the 80s, this sounds like a mockery of Russian industry.

Akim, once again I will use a pro Ukrainian source, but you will still ignore it. Everyday that passes sees Ukraine collapsing more and more. And nothing you say will change that fact. "Russian forces’ recent confirmed battlefield gains near Vuhledar and Velyka Novosilka demonstrate that the war in Ukraine is not stalemated. The frontline in Donetsk Oblast is becoming increasingly fluid as Russian forces recently have been advancing at a significantly quicker rate than they did in the entirety of 2023."

Institute for the Study of War

Russian forces’ recent confirmed battlefield gains near Vuhledar and Velyka Novosilka demonstrate that the war in Ukraine is not stalemated. The frontline in Donetsk Oblast is becoming increasingly fluid as Russian forces recently have been advancing at a

www.understandingwar.org

 

[Akim]

They were not ATACMS, not until it is confirmed by the retards in Wash DC.

They don't confirm every HIMARS strike or every GBU-39 launch. I think they only do that the first time they launch.

 

[craigs]

They don't confirm every HIMARS strike or every GBU-39 launch. I think they only do that the first time they launch.

Doesn't matter what you think. The equations have changed.

 

[craigs]

No, but Soviet electronics lagged far behind Western electronics. We even had a joke: Soviet microcalculators are the biggest microcalculators in the world

You are the only one who prefers dying by a "high precision miniaturized" electronics vs a crude one. As if it makes any difference. Does the size of the electronics matter to the destruction? Moron grow up.

 

[Akim]

Akim, once again I will use a pro Ukrainian source, but you will still ignore it. Everyday that passes sees Ukraine collapsing more and more. And nothing you say will change that fact. "Russian forces’ recent confirmed battlefield gains near Vuhledar and Velyka Novosilka demonstrate that the war in Ukraine is not stalemated. The frontline in Donetsk Oblast is becoming increasingly fluid as Russian forces recently have been advancing at a significantly quicker rate than they did in the entirety of 2023."

Institute for the Study of War

Russian forces’ recent confirmed battlefield gains near Vuhledar and Velyka Novosilka demonstrate that the war in Ukraine is not stalemated. The frontline in Donetsk Oblast is becoming increasingly fluid as Russian forces recently have been advancing at a

www.understandingwar.org

I don't watch your videos - I don't understand pronunciation well. You have to listen and it irritates me.
Open the translation of the Combat Regulations of the USSR Ground Forces and see what an operational breakthrough of 100-120 km is. What they are doing now is the speed of a turtle, where each step is paid for dearly.

Russian Lada 2121 during an assault.

 

[Soldier35]

High-quality archival footage of precision bombing by four Russian FAB-500 M62 aerial bombs with the UMPK module. This is the highest quality footage to date. The FAB-500 M62 high-explosive aerial bomb was adopted for service in 1962 and was made of cast iron to reduce costs and produce more fragments. The video was shot in the fall, presumably September, near the village of Liptsy in the Kharkiv region. The bombing was carried out by a Russian Su-34 fighter-bomber; a Ukrainian army stronghold was located in the forest belt.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgbprFFs92k

 

[Soldier35]

Unique footage of a close explosion of a Ukrainian MGM-140A ATACMS missile with a cluster warhead has been published. The missile is of American manufacture. A local resident witnessed the strike on the Russian airfield in Khalino, Kursk Oblast. The video shows a close explosion of M74 cluster warheads of the MGM-140A ATACMS missile. It is possible that an MGM-140B ATACMS missile with 275 cluster warheads was used. As was officially reported earlier, 7 out of 8 ATACMS missiles were intercepted by the Russian air defense system. For air defense, when working on ballistic targets, this is an excellent result. Despite this, two explosions are visible in the vicinity of the airfield. According to Ukrainian media, the S-400 air defense radar was destroyed, this has not been officially confirmed.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49AVeI6oh8U

 

[Akim]

You are the only one who prefers dying by a "high precision miniaturized" electronics vs a crude one. As if it makes any difference. Does the size of the electronics matter to the destruction? Moron grow up.

Of course it does. The larger the size of the electronics, the smaller the useful volume. The Soviet electronic reconnaissance device PSNR-5 weighs 45 kg, its modern analogue weighs only 15 kg and sees 2 times better. This is true for everything, so Putler's words about Yuzhmash are another lie.

 

[Soldier35]

The Ukrainian tank Leopard 2A4, made in Germany, has begun to be used by the Russian army. The Leopard 2A4 was developed in 1985, technical information about it is available on the channel. There are no details about the Leopard 2A4 tank yet, visually the tank is in good condition and looks serviceable. It is unknown how the tank will be used, perhaps one of the Russian military bloggers will soon tell about the tank.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0bP1SG_7Vg

 

[WW2historian]

I don't watch your videos - I don't understand pronunciation well. You have to listen and it irritates me.
Open the translation of the Combat Regulations of the USSR Ground Forces and see what an operational breakthrough of 100-120 km is. What they are doing now is the speed of a turtle, where each step is paid for dearly.
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Russian Lada 2121 during an assault.

That link wasn't to a video.

 

[Akim]

That link wasn't to a video.

I know, I watched. You probably didn't get it - it's running in place (60 km in 1.3 years).