Counter-offensive begins?
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News Ukraine army launches large assault on SE Ukraine, Probable probing attack on Russian lines
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zaporizhzhia has always been ukrainian. why would they assault their own city?
do you mean "from" zaporizhzia? |
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16 tanks?
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i havent see yet leopard in action.
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Ok Ukelang is winning. Common man
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novodarivka should be SE of Pokrovsk.
rechecked. just in the border between zaporizhzhia and donetsk region. ok, noted. This post has been edited by takbodoh722: Jun 5 2023, 04:30 PM |
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Brutal fighting. The Ukrainians are getting slaughtered by the Russian artillery. SiakapRM1000 liked this post
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ukraine not offensive and assault, they are defensive and safeguarding from invaders
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ulu klang start offensive liao meh?
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should be multi prong. The murican leaks showed at least 8 brigades.
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For now the Russian lines still hold firm. We'll see how it goes in the next day or two I guess.
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QUOTE(judas @ Jun 5 2023, 04:23 PM) those are the kill zone Russia setup, the moment Ukraine do any offensive attack, the Russian army can repel them. Even there is F-16 also useless, because F-16 has short fighting range and also even with 70 of them won't change the tide if Russia really go all inThis post has been edited by Avex: Jun 5 2023, 04:46 PM |
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RuAF useless though. mainly arty fight.
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actually RuAF is not useless.
it just that both sides have layered air defense that is too risky for any aircraft to do ground support role. i had hope the counter offensive has started but i doubt that it is, more like localized probing force. we are talking about 9 bridages, prizgoshin said 72,000 soldiers. edit: i assumed that we are talking about russia air force QUOTE(takbodoh722 @ Jun 5 2023, 04:59 PM) This post has been edited by chaosneo: Jun 5 2023, 05:03 PM |
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Let's die for murika... judas liked this post
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layered AD can be penetrated. RuAF (yes, Russian) have a clear lack of CAS capability. more doctrinal than equipment issue.
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yes it can but it be costly, military aircrafts are costly and take time to make, training capable pilots for it is a whole level of complications.
i think we can agree that on both sides, CAS is now relegated to drones units, cheaper, not much danger to operators, and easily replaced. QUOTE(takbodoh722 @ Jun 5 2023, 05:09 PM) |
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They invade using what?
DJI drones strap with DIY grenade is it? Janji ada wayang to show. |
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Let's see how well the shovels can do this time.
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Rumors abound in pro-russian circles that two Ukrainian Leopard tanks have already been destroyed, 1 by artillery and 1 ran over an AT mine.
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tered talk cock lancap syok sendiri both sides
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there is a lot if happenings across the frontline.
most of the reports are coming from russian telegram channels. almost all sections of the frontlines are active. we can probably expect this week will be the most eventful. |
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The dam supplies the water used for supply water to Crimea and Southern Ukraine and also water for cooling the reactors of the Zhaporizhia nuclear powerplant. Previous tweets have said that due to neglected maintenance, the dam is currently on a 30-year high water level. This could cause huge problems. This post has been edited by MilitaryMadness: Jun 6 2023, 12:02 PM |
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Ukraine need to do whatever it take to get US (& NATO) to be involved 'directly' in the war.
US can't do that coz the old man need to win election next year. QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 6 2023, 11:40 AM) The dam supplies the water used for supply water to Crimea and Southern Ukraine and also water for cooling the reactors of the Zhaporizhia nuclear powerplant. Previous tweets have said that due to neglected maintenance, the dam is currently on a 30-year high water level. This could cause huge problems. |
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where is west top tier MBT? roll out already? or still google for manual?
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QUOTE(70U63 @ Jun 6 2023, 01:54 PM) Ukraine need to do whatever it take to get US (& NATO) to be involved 'directly' in the war. Not only does this action severely endanger the Zhaporizhia nuclear powerplant, the hydro powerplant housed inside the dam also would be practically useless, making the power grid in Ukraine even more fragile.US can't do that coz the old man need to win election next year. |
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Possible effect of the destroyed dam:
1) Flooding of Russian initial defensive lines and minefileds near the river areas downstream 2) Drop in water supply to Crimea via the Crimean canal 3) May disrupt inflow of reactor coolant water to Zhaporizhia nuclear powerplant 4) More frequent disturbances to regional power grid and brownouts 5) Drop in water level upstream, easier for Ukraine to do amphibious invasion across the Dniepr? This post has been edited by MilitaryMadness: Jun 6 2023, 02:42 PM |
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there is some discussion that this is done by russian side.
Ukraine lacks amphibious ability to transport large troops across the river without getting blown and shot at. any.large scale offensive will be likely through land and this incident will make the land area available even more narrow to reach Crimea. but could be due to mismanagement and damage from last year explosion. the damn was reported to be very full at the time of breaking and locals so far did not report any explosion or loud sound. QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 6 2023, 02:41 PM) Possible effect of the destroyed dam: This post has been edited by chaosneo: Jun 6 2023, 02:51 PM1) Flooding of Russian initial defensive lines and minefileds near the river areas downstream 2) Drop in water supply to Crimea via the Crimean canal 3) May disrupt inflow of reactor coolant water to Zhaporizhia nuclear powerplant 4) More frequent disturbances to regional power grid and brownouts 5) Drop in water level upstream, easier for Ukraine to do amphibious invasion across the Dniepr? |
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any ukraine attack on kherson oblast will be almost unlikely because of the flooding in kherson.
wonder russian will hit the dam in kyiv for retaliation? |
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 6 2023, 02:46 PM) there is some discussion that this is done by russian side. Russia already control the dam and the water locks tho. If they want to do something like that it would probably be in a controlled manner, not by blowing the dam.Ukraine lacks amphibious ability to transport large troops across the river without getting blown and shot at. any.large scale offensive will be likely through land and this incident will make the land area available even more narrow to reach Crimea. Plus according to topography maps, the Russian side of the river is lower in elevation so flooding would affect the Russian defence line more, which the Russians have invested considerable time preparing up to now. This would also reduce flow to the Crimean canal which was blocked by Ukraine in 2014 and was recently restored by Russia. As I stated above, Russia has a lot more to lose in the destruction of the dam. This post has been edited by MilitaryMadness: Jun 6 2023, 03:04 PM |
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this is just me but i think the ability to disrupt, slow down, affect Ukrainian counter offensive, especially towards Crimea, take precedence over trenches, dragon teeth, and especially lack of manpower to defend them.
plus having less lands to defend means it will be more consolidated than having a bigger frontline. this is just my logic, i could be wrong and maybe the Ukrainians did have a lot of means to cross river. just to add Crimea use to have no water from canals until Feb 2022 so not so critical. i am surprised no video of the dam at the point of breaking comes out, usually these videos are very quickly posted. QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 6 2023, 02:55 PM) Russia already control the dam and the water locks tho. If they want to do something like that it would probably be in a controlled manner, not by blowing the dam. Plus according to topography maps, the Russian side of the river is lower in elevation so flooding would affect the Russian defence line more, which the Russians have invested considerable time preparing up to now. This would also reduce flow to the Crimean canal which was blocked by Ukraine in 2014 and was recently restored by Russia. As I stated above, Russia has a lot more to lose in the destruction of the dam. |
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So ukraine and russia both fucked by the dam?
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even before the dam exploded it be unlikely as Ukrainian have no able to shown they are capable of large river crossing operations.
and if send trickle of troops across at one time, it probably be a suicide mission. edit. but i think this dam flooding is a bane to both sides. This post has been edited by chaosneo: Jun 6 2023, 03:37 PM |
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Looks like the Russians took out a good number of Ukrainian tanks and other armored vehicles, I see around 10-11 either destroyed or abandoned bengm2019 liked this post
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Russian sources say Ukraine army currently heavily attacking Melitopol region with an estimated force of 14 brigades with 90 tanks and 18k+ infantry!
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Thiught they already managed to liberate and form Belogorod Peoples Republic?
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Forbes has an article also mention no where the main force is seen, so far majority of the battles conducted across all the frontlines are IFV and/or 1 or 2 tanks.
as if waiting and prodding for a breach. edit i wonder where is the main force. you cannot really hide tons of tanks and vehicles from satellite 🛰️ QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 8 2023, 08:32 AM) Russian sources say Ukraine army currently heavily attacking Melitopol region with an estimated force of 14 brigades with 90 tanks and 18k+ infantry! This post has been edited by chaosneo: Jun 8 2023, 08:43 AM |
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actually end of the day what does russia want from this war?
land grab ? change ukraine govt? |
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in my humble opinion,
65% land grab - resources rich regions. - bring back glory of soviet era. 15% NATO deterrent (failed badly as how Finland is now next door NATO) - buffer states between russia and NATO. as russia has been invaded many times through history. - creating a vassal state in Ukraine like belarus. 15% secure land bridge for Crimea. - also securing the entire northern area of black sea. - security for the naval port Sevastopol. 1% denazification 1% defending russian natives outside of russia (LRP/DPR) 1% defending russian language 1% chemical weapons 1% etc etc QUOTE(M4A1 @ Jun 8 2023, 08:46 AM) This post has been edited by chaosneo: Jun 8 2023, 09:09 AM |
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 8 2023, 09:08 AM) in my humble opinion, i thought russia said is not about land grab? is about change ukraine govt?65% land grab - resources rich regions. - bring back glory of soviet era. 15% NATO deterrent (failed badly as how Finland is now next door NATO) - buffer states between russia and NATO. as russia has been invaded many times through history. - creating a vassal state in Ukraine like belarus. 15% secure land bridge for Crimea. - also securing the entire northern area of black sea. - security for the naval port Sevastopol. 1% denazification 1% defending russian natives outside of russia (LRP/DPR) 1% defending russian language 1% chemical weapons 1% etc etc waiting pro russia macai to come in defend |
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Russian sources say Russian Aerospace Force strike planes and attack helicopters are being deployed non-stop all along the front to try and contain Ukrainian assaults.
The Ukrainians are literally trying to commit to a large-scale ground offensive with no air cover whatsoever. This post has been edited by MilitaryMadness: Jun 8 2023, 11:02 AM |
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Russia should just take over Ukraine, put it up as autonomous region.
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 8 2023, 10:58 AM) Russian sources say Russian Aerospace Force strike planes and attack helicopters are being deployed non-stop all along the front to try and contain Ukrainian assaults. They are brave... See what happens...The Ukrainians are literally trying to commit to a large-scale ground offensive with no air cover whatsoever. |
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 8 2023, 08:37 AM) It's fake of course.You won't see just smoke... This is how a destroyed leo2 looks like. It's embarrassing..... https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-53...ssed-Syria.html |
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QUOTE(M4A1 @ Jun 8 2023, 09:17 AM) i thought russia said is not about land grab? is about change ukraine govt? From what I know/read, the region already do referendum to join back to russia, that why call special operation? the west part of ukraina mostly pro russia and russian speaker include odessa. the people are being oppressed included the military then create separatist, then mother rassia came to save her child and bring them back.waiting pro russia macai to come in defend |
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QUOTE(AriReo @ Jun 8 2023, 12:47 PM) From what I know/read, the region already do referendum to join back to russia, that why call special operation? the west part of ukraina mostly pro russia and russian speaker include odessa. the people are being oppressed included the military then create separatist, then mother rassia came to save her child and bring them back. invade and do referendumi see |
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Jun 8 2023, 05:13 PM
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Russian Telegram is buzzing with the rumor that the first bounty on western armor has been claimed, reportedly an M2 Bradley IFV
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Russia reports that they destroyed 4 Bradleys before any even arrived in Ukraine.
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QUOTE(AriReo @ Jun 8 2023, 12:47 PM) From what I know/read, the region already do referendum to join back to russia, that why call special operation? the west part of ukraina mostly pro russia and russian speaker include odessa. the people are being oppressed included the military then create separatist, then mother rassia came to save her child and bring them back. A reminder that back when Ukraine declared independence from Russia, the results from Crimea were actually in favor of being independent from Russia.That area is only pro Russia since the 2014 invasion with the Ukrainians fleeing and more Russians moving in. So don't bullshit me about Russia saving anyone. You're not fooling anyone. |
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just be patience,
no offensive against a peer to peer will not incur losses. it would be naive to expect that Ukrainian probing attacks won't incur losses but the good thing is, some of these probing attacks actually broke through and capture territory as claim on russian telegram channels. while Ukrainian is in tight OPSEC and the russian media is ablaze with panic, we probably see some changes by end of this week. QUOTE(arubin @ Jun 8 2023, 05:36 PM) |
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Jun 8 2023, 05:52 PM
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Again, this war totally broke my trust of people on socmed drawing large arrows on maps
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 8 2023, 05:49 PM) just be patience, What I mean it's that back in January, Russia already claimed they destroyed 4 Bradleys. US only just announced going to supply. None have arrived yet, yet 4 destroyed already.no offensive against a peer to peer will not incur losses. it would be naive to expect that Ukrainian probing attacks won't incur losses but the good thing is, some of these probing attacks actually broke through and capture territory as claim on russian telegram channels. while Ukrainian is in tight OPSEC and the russian media is ablaze with panic, we probably see some changes by end of this week. Russian weapons so advanced they can traverse time & space. Scared or not? |
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Videos of Ukrainian units complaining of insufficient support and suicidal orders from their superiors begin to surface.
Some of these 'refuseniks' even defy orders and are standing down until they feel the situation improves. |
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Jun 8 2023, 07:43 PM
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I watched a video on CombatFootage /r.
War is never good and nobody should be forced to fight unless they want to. |
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Jun 8 2023, 10:53 PM
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according to the video, ukraine army haven't reach the russian first line of defence yet, i think by the time ukraine army reach the russian army first line of defence, all the ukraine army offensive potential might have diminish to a point they have to stop attack and regroup. |
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Ukrainian forces have suffered losses in heavy equipment and soldiers as they met greater than expected resistance from Russian forces in their first attempt to breach Russian lines in the east of the country in recent days, two senior US officials tell CNN. One US official described the losses – which include US supplied MRAP armored personnel vehicles as “significant.” Ukrainian forces managed to overrun some Russian forces in the east around Bakhmut. However, Russian forces, armed with anti-tank missiles, grenades and mortars, have put up “stiff resistance,” with their forces dug into defensive lines that are several layers deep in some areas and marked by minefields that have taken a heavy toll on Ukrainian armored vehicles. Both US officials say the losses are not expected to impact the larger planned Ukrainian counteroffensive. US and western officials long expected the counteroffensive to take time and put Ukrainian personnel and equipment, including Western-supplied systems, at high risk. |
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Unopposed by any serious air and ground-based air defences, Russian strike planes and attack helicopters launched incessant attacks on Ukrainian battlefield targets and supply lines.
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i don't doubt the losses but the progress as i seen in a pattern across other media seems to indicate differently with a few towns under occupied by russia issue immediate evacuation orders and civilians reporting sounds of fighting getting close.
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Pro-Russian sources claim during the night, a Russian KA-52 'Alligator' attack helicopter have claimed to have destroyed 6 Ukrainian armored vehicles
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Multiple units are now claiming bounties on western armor. Russian sources also saying that the Russian army have recaptured many areas that were originally overrun by the Ukrainians during the first hours of the offensive.
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Ukraine learn it hard way that being on offensive is much harder than being in defensive position
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QUOTE(bengm2019 @ Jun 9 2023, 07:57 AM) Kind of expected..... Leopard 2 A4 is obsolete. The armour cannot withstand modern atgms.... That's why Germany has to resort to adding more armour to it... Those shipped to Ukraine not such add-on. Leopard are light on armour, their strength is with their maneuverability and speed |
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QUOTE(desmond2020 @ Jun 9 2023, 07:59 AM) People are referring to the Ukrainian offensives that retook Kherson and Kharkiv in the hopes of a similar result here, but many forget at the time Russia was severely outnumbered and unprepared.This time Russia have the advantage in numbers and a 6-month time period to build defensive lines. What the Ukrainians doing right now is adavncing armor and units into Russian killboxes, with no air support no less. |
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every day says major offensive.
are they have enough weapons or supplies? just more of a Guerrilla war rather than a major offensive. Does Ukraine have enough male to have a major offensive? |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 8 2023, 11:41 PM) Pro-Russian sources claim during the night, a Russian KA-52 'Alligator' attack helicopter have claimed to have destroyed 6 Ukrainian armored vehicles post the wreckage pics then since the defenders are russian and the destroyed stuff be in russian held territory![]() |
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QUOTE(angelgemini @ Jun 9 2023, 09:59 AM) every day says major offensive. are they have enough weapons or supplies? probably not. so the US should really supplied more. just more of a Guerrilla war rather than a major offensive. i hope that is what russia thinks too. Does Ukraine have enough male to have a major offensive? a population of 40 million can fight a long time even if one quarter are of conscription age. |
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QUOTE(Einjahr @ Jun 9 2023, 01:51 PM) post the wreckage pics then since the defenders are russian and the destroyed stuff be in russian held territory I think at this time at least the wreckages would be in front of the Russian positions, would it not?Especially those claimed to be destroyed by air units. This post has been edited by MilitaryMadness: Jun 9 2023, 02:00 PM |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 9 2023, 01:58 PM) I think at this time at least the wreckages would be in front of the Russian positions, would it not? Will need some time to recover them and put them on display. But yes, will be done... Just like Ukraine displaying those destroyed Russia ta ks in Kiev.... Russia used to display capture German tanks in Moscow during ww2 too...haha. |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 9 2023, 01:58 PM) I think at this time at least the wreckages would be in front of the Russian positions, would it not? its not such a tall request to get visual confirmation tbh since the battle lines are dynamic and russians are still defending their turfdestroyed tanks be in their turf cos they are attacking russian positions. |
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QUOTE(Einjahr @ Jun 9 2023, 01:51 PM) post the wreckage pics then since the defenders are russian and the destroyed stuff be in russian held territory Wait lar.. need time to salvage them, then ship them to moscow for display.Anyway, Ukraine is not expected to do well... They literally go ahead with offensive without any air support. This post has been edited by bengm2019: Jun 9 2023, 02:03 PM |
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QUOTE(bengm2019 @ Jun 9 2023, 02:01 PM) Will need some time to recover them and put them on display. But yes, will be done... Just like Ukraine displaying those destroyed Russia ta ks in Kiev.... destroyed and captured are two diff thingsRussia used to display capture German tanks in Moscow during ww2 too...haha. |
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QUOTE(Einjahr @ Jun 9 2023, 02:01 PM) its not such a tall request to get visual confirmation tbh since the battle lines are dynamic and russians are still defending their turf Until now there are no reports of any Ukrainian breakthrough of the Russian defensive lines. If I'm not mistaken all of the fighting now occurs on the so-called 'grey zone', the no man's land between both sides.destroyed tanks be in their turf cos they are attacking russian positions. Any Ukrainian losses would be either still among Ukrainian lines or inaccessible in the grey zone. This post has been edited by MilitaryMadness: Jun 9 2023, 02:08 PM |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 9 2023, 02:06 PM) Until now there are no reports of any Ukrainian breakthrough of the Russian defensive lines. If I'm not mistaken all of the fighting now occurs on the so-called 'grey zone', the no man's land between both sides. even history legends also no updates on the battlefield cos then situation is very dynamic i guess, alot happening between both sidesAny Ukrainian losses would be either still among Ukrainian lines or inaccessible in the grey zone. |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 9 2023, 02:06 PM) Until now there are no reports of any Ukrainian breakthrough of the Russian defensive lines. If I'm not mistaken all of the fighting now occurs on the so-called 'grey zone', the no man's land between both sides. Ukraine will have very very hard time making any advances... Very hard..Any Ukrainian losses would be either still among Ukrainian lines or inaccessible in the grey zone. Ukraine has no air cover to take out Russia artillery and other positions. No doubt they have himars but attacking russian when they are on a defensive position is totally different compared to them attacking. |
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QUOTE(Einjahr @ Jun 9 2023, 02:10 PM) even history legends also no updates on the battlefield cos then situation is very dynamic i guess, alot happening between both sides Won't have for a while...... I don't foresee any breakthroughs anytime soon, if ever.... No air cover to soften enemy positions... Himars can help but not enough. Artillery also not enough. Russians simply pounding Ukraine with arty once they get within range... Nothing to take out those arty. Then nothing much left to take out those russian planes and helicopters too... This post has been edited by bengm2019: Jun 9 2023, 02:14 PM |
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QUOTE(takbodoh722 @ Jun 5 2023, 04:59 PM) Still useful for precision missile attacks. They yet to carry out high altitude aerial bombing though....Imagine dozens of tu95 doing carpet bombing.....wow.... This post has been edited by bengm2019: Jun 9 2023, 02:15 PM |
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QUOTE(Einjahr @ Jun 9 2023, 02:10 PM) even history legends also no updates on the battlefield cos then situation is very dynamic i guess, alot happening between both sides For now I would guess no solid, confirmable proof of losses. Socmed does have a lot of drone & attack helicopter vids/pics of Ukrainian armor being destroyed, but if you're asking for pics accounting for wrecks on the ground, there's probably none right now. This post has been edited by MilitaryMadness: Jun 9 2023, 02:20 PM |
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QUOTE(bengm2019 @ Jun 9 2023, 02:13 PM) Won't have for a while...... I don't foresee any breakthroughs anytime soon, if ever.... No air cover to soften enemy positions... Himars can help but not enough. Artillery also not enough. i rather wait for the analysis from Alex than from some syiok sendiri ktard lol hehRussians simply pounding Ukraine with arty once they get within range... Nothing to take out those arty. Then nothing much left to take out those russian planes and helicopters too... This post has been edited by Einjahr: Jun 9 2023, 02:20 PM |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 9 2023, 02:16 PM) For now I would guess no solid, confirmable proof of losses. I don't expect high losses for Russia side right now. Back then Russia losses high esp. for tanks because Ukraine can easily take them out when hiding.. Socmed does have a lot of drone vids/pics of Ukrainian armor being destroyed, but if you're asking for pics accounting for wrecks on the ground, there's probably none right now. But now Ukraine is facing these tanks head on. |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 9 2023, 02:16 PM) For now I would guess no solid, confirmable proof of losses. unless theres pics of wrecks hard to tell if its just a reused videoSocmed does have a lot of drone & attack helicopter vids/pics of Ukrainian armor being destroyed, but if you're asking for pics accounting for wrecks on the ground, there's probably none right now. |
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I wonder how long Ukraine is gonna continue these 'probing attacks' in light of the apparently large losses of its units.
If they are looking for weaknesses in the Russian lines, I don't think they've found any yet. |
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this is the question.
how large is considered large? and no way we can ascertain the losses but one thing we can ascertain is the ferocious of the battle across the few concentration point is especially strong. there is day battles as well as reportedly night battles as well. QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 9 2023, 02:26 PM) |
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 9 2023, 02:40 PM) this is the question. I have heard many people say the offensive will truly begin when western armor gets involved. I think we're past that stage.how large is considered large? and no way we can ascertain the losses but one thing we can ascertain is the ferocious of the battle across the few concentration point is especially strong. there is day battles as well as reportedly night battles as well. Also the fact remains that the Russians have constructed three belts of defensive lines that Ukraine need to break. I don't think they even reached the first defensive line proper, all the fighting is currently on the grey zone screening line. |
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you are right there.
so far i see one? three? leopard tanks. if i am not wrong, they should have a few dozens and is the challengers arrived in Ukraine yet? based on this, i think UA is still holding its main force and still prodding. and the three layer defense lines, i think it is especially challenging for any kind of offensive, not to mention by military doctrine, offensive force will take a 3 to 1 casualty rate on average. we shall see if they will manage to reach the first defensive line though i read unconfirmed reports that some section they reach the first defensive lines and also second, but fail to hold onto the second defensive line. all these reports are from russian milbloggers, UA keeping OPSEC very tight and not willing to divulge anything on operational level. QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 9 2023, 02:53 PM) I have heard many people say the offensive will truly begin when western armor gets involved. I think we're past that stage. Also the fact remains that the Russians have constructed three belts of defensive lines that Ukraine need to break. I don't think they even reached the first defensive line proper, all the fighting is currently on the grey zone screening line. |
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KA-52 attack helicopter striking at a Ukrainian convoy. I'm sure 100% they continue the strike after the video is cut
Another KA-52 attacking Ukrainian armor. More armored vehicles are visible in the background If this is the type of juicy, target-rich environment on the ground, I'm not surprised those heli pilots have claimed multiple kills already. This post has been edited by MilitaryMadness: Jun 9 2023, 08:54 PM |
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Russian sources say Russian strike aircraft have up to now dropped more than 500 bombs of various types on the advancing front line Ukrainian units since the offensive operation started.
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Nampaknya Ukjraine memang sudah menang... can stop donation already.
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China joining the war effort soon against Ukraine, more tiger APC sold to Russia. The world needs ww3
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Looks like the bounty payout will be enormous today
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Jun 9 2023, 09:27 PM
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has anyone tell the ukraine army armored vehicles slowly drive throught open fields is a bad idea? u have kornet and artillery waiting at the ground plus ka-52 aligator attack heli on the air.
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Jun 9 2023, 09:29 PM
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Jun 9 2023, 09:33 PM
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The biggest problem now is totally no air cover for Ukrainian armor. Tank-hunting attack helis gonna have an awesome day.
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Jun 9 2023, 09:53 PM
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Those shovels really pack of punch. Can even destroy tanks.
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"Meh, probably some mock up L2 & Bradley" - UAtard
Mana boleh modern west MBT kena tiao by soviet-era toys manned by noob zergling that have 0 war exp right? right? |
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 9 2023, 02:40 PM) this is the question. How many leopard 2 and Bradley does Ukraine has?? Only a handful of leopard 2s (20-30 max)... So losing 1 is a big deal.how large is considered large? and no way we can ascertain the losses but one thing we can ascertain is the ferocious of the battle across the few concentration point is especially strong. there is day battles as well as reportedly night battles as well. |
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Really bodoh they start without air superiority
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Learn from usa how to do it properly
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Jun 9 2023, 11:46 PM
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Jun 9 2023, 11:55 PM
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Jun 9 2023, 11:55 PM
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QUOTE(James831 @ Jun 9 2023, 09:27 PM) has anyone tell the ukraine army armored vehicles slowly drive throught open fields is a bad idea? u have kornet and artillery waiting at the ground plus ka-52 aligator attack heli on the air. Jalan2 cari kaboomQUOTE(Raddus @ Jun 9 2023, 10:38 PM) USA only good against inferior army. |
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nice! tank manufacturers in usa raise a toast to putin tonite! 12 months bonus for 2023 guaranteed!
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Jun 10 2023, 07:49 AM
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Jun 10 2023, 07:58 AM
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Russian soldiers association spokesperson have declared that all proceeds from the bounty collected on western armor will be used to help the widows of fallen soldiers.
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Jun 10 2023, 10:14 AM
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Jun 10 2023, 12:02 PM
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i almost saw a friendly fire there...
i am not sure about military tactics but crossing in front of a firing cannon unless in dire situation doesn't seem very logical. QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 10 2023, 10:14 AM) |
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Jun 10 2023, 05:58 PM
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Jun 10 2023, 10:13 PM
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Jun 10 2023, 11:15 PM
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A dense minefield lay between the Ukrainians and their objective. And the Ukrainians knew it. They deployed at least one IMR-2 engineering vehicle and a Leopard 2R breaching vehicle in the hope of plowing away the mines and clearing a path for at least a company of 47th Brigade M-2A2 Bradleys and some attached Leopard 2A6s from the 33rd Brigade. The engineers failed—either because the minefield was too dense or Russian helicopters or artillery interrupted their efforts to clear the mines. In short order, the IMR-2, a rare Leopard 2A6 and as many as nine Bradleys piled up, out in the open. Exposed, under fire and taking damage, the surviving crews and passengers bailed out—and took their dead and wounded with them. But it’s a setback. And a potentially serious one if the Ukrainians can’t recover and repair some of the damaged vehicles. Ukraine’s allies so far have pledged to the war effort just 21 long-gun Leopard 2A6s and 109 missile-armed M-2s. The 33rd Brigade-47th Brigade battlegroup lost much as five percent of each vehicle consignment in a single morning. Context is important. Breaches are the most difficult and usually costliest phase of any armored offensive. What we’re observing near Mala Tokmachka could be one of the most painful battles of this phase of Russia’s 15-month wider war on Russia—for both sides. But especially for the attacking Ukrainians. Note: This article is published 18 hours ago. Numbers of Ukrainian losses have certainly gone up since then. |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 10 2023, 11:15 PM) A dense minefield lay between the Ukrainians and their objective. And the Ukrainians knew it. They deployed at least one IMR-2 engineering vehicle and a Leopard 2R breaching vehicle in the hope of plowing away the mines and clearing a path for at least a company of 47th Brigade M-2A2 Bradleys and some attached Leopard 2A6s from the 33rd Brigade. The engineers failed—either because the minefield was too dense or Russian helicopters or artillery interrupted their efforts to clear the mines. In short order, the IMR-2, a rare Leopard 2A6 and as many as nine Bradleys piled up, out in the open. Exposed, under fire and taking damage, the surviving crews and passengers bailed out—and took their dead and wounded with them. But it’s a setback. And a potentially serious one if the Ukrainians can’t recover and repair some of the damaged vehicles. Ukraine’s allies so far have pledged to the war effort just 21 long-gun Leopard 2A6s and 109 missile-armed M-2s. The 33rd Brigade-47th Brigade battlegroup lost much as five percent of each vehicle consignment in a single morning. Context is important. Breaches are the most difficult and usually costliest phase of any armored offensive. What we’re observing near Mala Tokmachka could be one of the most painful battles of this phase of Russia’s 15-month wider war on Russia—for both sides. But especially for the attacking Ukrainians. Note: This article is published 18 hours ago. Numbers of Ukrainian losses have certainly gone up since then. |
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Jun 10 2023, 11:40 PM
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Jun 11 2023, 12:02 AM
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Jun 11 2023, 12:13 AM
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Jun 11 2023, 12:24 AM
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Jun 11 2023, 01:20 AM
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Jun 11 2023, 01:23 AM
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Jun 11 2023, 01:35 AM
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It looks like in the modern battlefield, lots of ground based vehicles are obsolete. Not only ATGMs, but even drones can easily disable these ground vehicles. I'm not sure if there are ways to detect and disable these drones.
So what does the future hold? Just use troops and air power? |
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Jun 11 2023, 01:36 AM
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if we are referring to people, then yes, and not even 20%. russia has a large population that it can draft on but not sure what level where people will feel it violates the social contract between putin and the people.
edit the one thing that made me curious is why they don't want to commit their air power in the first 12 months of the war, they number of bombers and planes could have overwhelm Ukraine air defense before it was buff up. QUOTE(Azury36 @ Jun 11 2023, 01:20 AM) This post has been edited by chaosneo: Jun 11 2023, 01:40 AM |
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Jun 11 2023, 02:29 AM
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 11 2023, 01:36 AM) if we are referring to people, then yes, and not even 20%. russia has a large population that it can draft on but not sure what level where people will feel it violates the social contract between putin and the people. because the Russians knew how potent is the S300 systems Ukraine had in the first place. its not that they dont want to, but cannot do it due to that threatedit the one thing that made me curious is why they don't want to commit their air power in the first 12 months of the war, they number of bombers and planes could have overwhelm Ukraine air defense before it was buff up. even for lets say US doctrine which operates mainly on air superiority, if someone introduced a known potent AD system even they will take caution in approaching. its just logical |
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Jun 11 2023, 06:30 AM
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QUOTE(Sihambodoh @ Jun 11 2023, 01:35 AM) It looks like in the modern battlefield, lots of ground based vehicles are obsolete. Not only ATGMs, but even drones can easily disable these ground vehicles. I'm not sure if there are ways to detect and disable these drones. Just Nuke themSo what does the future hold? Just use troops and air power? |
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Jun 11 2023, 07:23 AM
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QUOTE(Azury36 @ Jun 11 2023, 01:20 AM) Likely more. But less than 1/2...Russia has alot more weaspon in reserved. However, you need to consider that this a "special military operation". Russia cannot simply just destroy and flatten entire Ukraine or kill everyone... Need to balance between what is acceptable and what is not. USA and Europe have been sending mountains of weapons to Ukraine which is why they are still standing today. |
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 11 2023, 01:36 AM) if we are referring to people, then yes, and not even 20%. russia has a large population that it can draft on but not sure what level where people will feel it violates the social contract between putin and the people. This is suppose dti be "special military operation". It's not operation flatten Ukraine... It's not like bombing and shelling the place till it's totally flatten thent ake over... Differentedit the one thing that made me curious is why they don't want to commit their air power in the first 12 months of the war, they number of bombers and planes could have overwhelm Ukraine air defense before it was buff up. |
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Jun 11 2023, 09:29 AM
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Jun 11 2023, 09:41 AM
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Has this war opened up the eyes of armchair generals in this forum?
You know, those that like to compare X vs Y? About how Russian systems are obsolete and Western systems are godly? These comparisons do not matter. Ultimately, it is all about logistics. Make all required items (men, equipment, ammo, spares, food, morale) in sufficient numbers and have the means to send them to the front. |
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Jun 11 2023, 12:28 PM
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but it does matter....somewhat...
precision weapons, long range, disrupt logistics and command as well. well, this war taught the world military a few things important in a peer to peer warfare. from Ukrainian, one should not move an column of tanks without some air cover for losses will be there aka Zaphor... marking children on a building does not stop enemy from.bombing it. drones are part of the future warfare. some of them still made the mistake the russian army did. from Russia, one does not attack the same spot 4 times making the same mistakes that of the last attack aka Vulhedar. one does not do river crossing three times at the same spot when first time already mark by enemy artillery aka somewhere in Kharkiv i think. logistics is critical as hell especially when your enemy have precision weapons, it took so many explosions to only not bunch up munitions and depo. army discipline is critical, Ukrainian has gotten so many info on targets behind the lines.and one wonders where all these info comes from. i am sure there is more... you guys can keep adding to it. QUOTE(reinloch @ Jun 11 2023, 10:12 AM) Has this war opened up the eyes of armchair generals in this forum? This post has been edited by chaosneo: Jun 11 2023, 12:50 PMYou know, those that like to compare X vs Y? About how Russian systems are obsolete and Western systems are godly? These comparisons do not matter. Ultimately, it is all about logistics. Make all required items (men, equipment, ammo, spares, food, morale) in sufficient numbers and have the means to send them to the front. |
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looking at the amount of copium from putingmaos here contributes greatly to my daily entertainment quota lolol
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Jun 11 2023, 02:33 PM
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Enemy at attack formation is the most vulnerable to counterattack....poor defensive ability.
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Jun 11 2023, 07:11 PM
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Jun 12 2023, 07:48 AM
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Jun 12 2023, 07:56 AM
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Jun 12 2023, 08:17 AM
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no wonder US don’t want to send their M1 tank, malu if found damaged by drone. Let the Leopard take the hit.
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in a way, if these are the only ones russia can show it is a good thing.
considering it is a three point offensive into heavy defensive lines, minefield, entrench troops, and wide area probing across all lines, one would have expect losses of dozens of vehicles and well as severe infantry casualties in the initial start. for example, a medieval army trying to breach castle walls, no one would be surprised if one third of half or the first wave of infantry would have been wipe out. but it is still too early to say as it is only started less than a week. the shaping operations have been quite efficient though. reports of munitions depo, rail supply lines and last week, three command centers been hit. This post has been edited by chaosneo: Jun 12 2023, 08:26 AM |
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Let them breach, draw in reserves, and pummel them in prepared kill zones
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Jun 12 2023, 09:13 PM
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Multiple Russian sources say local counterattacks by Russian army have pushed back many Ukrainian units from areas they have captured earlier.
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if you notice most of TS posts, TS is not a non partisan but by now, mostly everyone would have taken a side by now on those who are closely following the war.
but then again, there are tons of media of russian losses. here is the link which is update with any reports. https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/5246148 QUOTE(Krv23490 @ Jun 13 2023, 08:50 AM) This post has been edited by chaosneo: Jun 13 2023, 09:01 AM |
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 13 2023, 09:00 AM) if you notice most of TS posts, TS is not a non partisan but by now, mostly everyone would have taken a side by now on those who are closely following the war. Ya, I just point out cause quite funny and want to kacau him but then again, there are tons of media of russian losses. here is the link which is update with any reports. https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/5246148 Oh nice, been looking for more neutral and frequent posts , thanks for pointing me in the right direction Thanks bro |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 13 2023, 09:08 AM) QUOTE(bengm2019 @ Jun 13 2023, 09:11 AM) You can also post.... but then, losses for Russian side is expected to be lower than Ukraine... Yeah, I know can post but lazy la, (nak embed also pening )cause /k , nice to kacau also cause they easily triggered 🤣🤣attacking side commonly suffer higher losses than defending. Then Ukraine got no air cover this time.... QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 13 2023, 09:15 AM) Yeah man , what about you? Can say neutral ? Or will say pro Russia ?This post has been edited by Krv23490: Jun 13 2023, 09:20 AM |
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lazy to comment much about this topic d cause ukraine bound to lose, everyone knows but i kesian those low iq deluded us nato comedian suppokers still living in their bubble defending something tht is bound to be wrong tsk
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QUOTE(Krv23490 @ Jun 13 2023, 08:50 AM) Did you said the same thing to the AMDK dogs that only posted Ukraine victories? kiasunkiasi and pattleongkam liked this post
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QUOTE(GiganticBird @ Jun 13 2023, 09:21 AM) lazy to comment much about this topic d cause ukraine bound to lose, everyone knows but i kesian those low iq deluded us nato comedian suppokers still living in their bubble defending something tht is bound to be wrong tsk I also thought will GG very fast, but until now still on going , how come ah? QUOTE(kding2 @ Jun 13 2023, 09:58 AM) I never really layan cause now only see him very active , my thinking is Ukraine victories did make sense cause Russia unable to win quickly , but cause pro Russia keep posting and saying they are winning but it’s been quite awhile no and clearly not yet win right ? That’s just my train of thought Don’t get triggered or angry or cry over it ya, I just ask question only |
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‘A Wall of Steel’: Ukrainian Troops Face Hard Slog in Offensive’s First Days
![]() The assault began Thursday night, with about 100 troops, two German-made Leopard II tanks and several American-made armored personnel carriers. The plan was to push south toward the Russian-occupied town of Tokmak, in the southern Zaporizhzhia region, according to a soldier who was part of the operation. Two other units would also push toward Tokmak from different axes. As soon as the regiment crossed a road outside the town of Mala Tokmak, the 28-year-old soldier said, the Russians began to pummel them with Grad rockets. The fields were mined. Russian helicopters and jet fighters buzzed overhead. The assault progressed less than 2 miles, the soldier said. One of the Leopards was hit and disabled. “They were just waiting for us…prepared positions everywhere,” he said. “It was a wall of steel. It was horrendous.” Several days into Ukraine’s long-awaited counteroffensive aimed at taking back land occupied by Russia, the scale of the challenges that Ukrainian troops face is already clear. Russian forces have spent months preparing for attacks in occupied parts of the country’s south, where the Ukrainians would like to push through and cut the land bridge that connects Russia to Crimea, which Moscow seized in 2014. Videos posted on social media have appeared to show the loss of a few Leopard tanks and several U.S.-made Bradley Fighting Vehicles in the southern Zaporizhzhia region, where flat, open fields offer almost no cover for an attacking force. After two weeks of rain, his unit’s U.S.-made MaxxPro armored vehicles don’t always have enough clearance for the marshy ground. “They were made for urban combat and the desert,” he said. “In our reality, they can get through but it’s a struggle.” New Ukrainian brigades are also struggling with some officers’ too-brief training and lack of combat experience, he said. “They are getting disoriented in stress situations,” he said. There isn’t enough Western weaponry for all of the Ukrainian units. Artillery spotters Taxist and Sus had just returned from the front in a battered blue Lada sedan, bought with their own money, which was their only transport. Where the Lada can’t go, they have to move on foot. Ukrainian troops across the southern front said they expected this offensive to be tougher than the ones last year, when Ukraine retook thousands of square miles in the northeastern Kharkiv region and southern Kherson region. “It’s very fortified,” said a veteran soldier known by his call sign Did, meaning Grandpa, who’s been taking part in the fighting in the southern part of the Donetsk region, near the border with the Zaporizhzhia region. “They are waiting for us.” Before the push toward Tokmak, his commander warned them that this time would be different. He set out as a machine-gunner on top of a Humvee, but ended up spending much of the night in a basement, while Leopards traded fire with Russian tanks. “We knew it was going to be hard,” he said. “Regardless, everyone’s morale was high, even when we heard the Leopard was taken out.” His squad was sent at around 6 a.m. on Friday to recover the Leopard, to make sure the Russians couldn’t seize it. As the team reached the tank, he heard it beeping, and walked around it to find a position to set up a machine gun and provide cover. About 50 yards from the tank, he stepped on a mine, which blew off most of his foot. It was part of the job, he said, adding that, after he gets a prosthetic, he plans to return to the fight. sos |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 13 2023, 10:40 AM) ‘A Wall of Steel’: Ukrainian Troops Face Hard Slog in Offensive’s First Days It's not as easy compared to previous time...![]() The assault began Thursday night, with about 100 troops, two German-made Leopard II tanks and several American-made armored personnel carriers. The plan was to push south toward the Russian-occupied town of Tokmak, in the southern Zaporizhzhia region, according to a soldier who was part of the operation. Two other units would also push toward Tokmak from different axes. As soon as the regiment crossed a road outside the town of Mala Tokmak, the 28-year-old soldier said, the Russians began to pummel them with Grad rockets. The fields were mined. Russian helicopters and jet fighters buzzed overhead. The assault progressed less than 2 miles, the soldier said. One of the Leopards was hit and disabled. “They were just waiting for us…prepared positions everywhere,” he said. “It was a wall of steel. It was horrendous.” Several days into Ukraine’s long-awaited counteroffensive aimed at taking back land occupied by Russia, the scale of the challenges that Ukrainian troops face is already clear. Russian forces have spent months preparing for attacks in occupied parts of the country’s south, where the Ukrainians would like to push through and cut the land bridge that connects Russia to Crimea, which Moscow seized in 2014. Videos posted on social media have appeared to show the loss of a few Leopard tanks and several U.S.-made Bradley Fighting Vehicles in the southern Zaporizhzhia region, where flat, open fields offer almost no cover for an attacking force. After two weeks of rain, his unit’s U.S.-made MaxxPro armored vehicles don’t always have enough clearance for the marshy ground. “They were made for urban combat and the desert,” he said. “In our reality, they can get through but it’s a struggle.” New Ukrainian brigades are also struggling with some officers’ too-brief training and lack of combat experience, he said. “They are getting disoriented in stress situations,” he said. There isn’t enough Western weaponry for all of the Ukrainian units. Artillery spotters Taxist and Sus had just returned from the front in a battered blue Lada sedan, bought with their own money, which was their only transport. Where the Lada can’t go, they have to move on foot. Ukrainian troops across the southern front said they expected this offensive to be tougher than the ones last year, when Ukraine retook thousands of square miles in the northeastern Kharkiv region and southern Kherson region. “It’s very fortified,” said a veteran soldier known by his call sign Did, meaning Grandpa, who’s been taking part in the fighting in the southern part of the Donetsk region, near the border with the Zaporizhzhia region. “They are waiting for us.” Before the push toward Tokmak, his commander warned them that this time would be different. He set out as a machine-gunner on top of a Humvee, but ended up spending much of the night in a basement, while Leopards traded fire with Russian tanks. “We knew it was going to be hard,” he said. “Regardless, everyone’s morale was high, even when we heard the Leopard was taken out.” His squad was sent at around 6 a.m. on Friday to recover the Leopard, to make sure the Russians couldn’t seize it. As the team reached the tank, he heard it beeping, and walked around it to find a position to set up a machine gun and provide cover. About 50 yards from the tank, he stepped on a mine, which blew off most of his foot. It was part of the job, he said, adding that, after he gets a prosthetic, he plans to return to the fight. sos The biggest problem is that Ukraine simply doesn't have enough heavy equipment to last. Russia still has lots of equipment despite their losses. Their manufacturing plants are still building tanks, restoring those in storage etc... Ukraine on the other hand, is depending on "donation" to fight a war. How are you going to fight if you are so dependent on foreign aid? |
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Russian soldiers examine the wreckages of some Bradleys & a Leopard 2A6
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QUOTE(Krv23490 @ Jun 13 2023, 10:04 AM) I also thought will GG very fast, but until now still on going , how come ah? another bodo baru keluar gua pattleongkam liked this post
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Pro-russian Ukrainian fighters from the 'Kazkad' group survey the results of their counterattack against recently held Ukrainian positions in the Zhaporizhia region.
Note the Ukrainian trench has not yet been deeply dug, probably signifying they only very recently came to this position and had no time to prepare defensive positions. WARNING: VIDEO SHOWS IMAGES OF DEAD BODIES » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « |
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QUOTE(nuvi @ Jun 14 2023, 07:53 AM) Those rooting for Russia, do you realised that Russia doesn't even respect their fallen soldiers instead use them to win propaganda? |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 14 2023, 07:49 AM) Pro-russian Ukrainian fighters from the 'Kazkad' group survey the results of their counterattack against recently held Ukrainian positions in the Zhaporizhia region. Oh interesting, exactly what I predicted. Instead of fighting the Ukraine head on, just retreat while taking out a few of them. After they come in, shell them to death and take back....Note the Ukrainian trench has not yet been deeply dug, probably signifying they only very recently came to this position and had no time to prepare defensive positions. WARNING: VIDEO SHOWS IMAGES OF DEAD BODIES » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « Ukraine got no planes to bomb those russian artillery. This post has been edited by bengm2019: Jun 14 2023, 08:07 AM |
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Progress of the Ukrainian offensive, via HistoryLegends channel
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I know this is a repost, but having subtitles really elevates this to a whole other level
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so his military command and FSB information is not too reliable? it is weird that he has to also want to listen to military bloggers. QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 14 2023, 12:05 PM) |
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i think one can safely assume that putin doesn't like what is happening on the battlefield right now or that things aren't going so well. oe_kintaro liked this post
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Also it feels so strange seeing Putin in a meeting with a packed roomful of people chaosneo liked this post
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 14 2023, 10:16 AM) I know this is a repost, but having subtitles really elevates this to a whole other level The fact that body stinks means it has been some time (likely days) since it ended... Ukraine didn't even try to recover the leopard 2 A6.... They only have 20 for the counter attack. WARNING: VIDEO SHOWS IMAGES OF DEAD BODIES » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « at 0:58: "Now I have a fancy gun" Shows that's that area completely fail for Ukraine.... |
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 14 2023, 12:39 PM) also in the same tweet: Probably want to hear opinions from a different POV. Many of these Voenkors are war correspondents who report from the front so they have first hand experience of what's happening.so his military command and FSB information is not too reliable? it is weird that he has to also want to listen to military bloggers. |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 14 2023, 12:05 PM) President Putin convenes a conference with influential Russian socmed Voenkors & military bloggers in the Kremlin to discuss current issues pertaining to the SMO. Here comes the Russian misinformation campaign. oe_kintaro liked this post
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Within 20 minutes of their June 5 advance south of Velyka Novosilka, in the southeast Donetsk region, mortars exploded all around them, soldiers said. A 30-year-old soldier known as Lumberjack saw two of the men in his vehicle bleeding heavily; one lost an arm as he cried out for his family. Lumberjack crawled into a crater, but the shrapnel from a mortar went through the soil and pierced his shoulder. “We were left there in the field, without tanks or heavy armor,” said Lumberjack, who spoke to The Washington Post on the condition that he be identified only by his call sign because he was not authorized to discuss the battle. “We were shelled with mortars from three sides. We couldn’t do anything.” There were fewer than 50 men in the unit, he said, and 30 did not return — they were killed, wounded or captured by the enemy. Five of the unit’s armored vehicles were destroyed within the first hour. Their accounts offered one of the first real glimpses into the brutal fighting on a new front this month, far removed from the antiseptic claims of advances and retreats by officials on both sides of the conflict. And the battalion’s heavy losses foreshadow the terrible cost that Ukraine’s leaders are prepared to pay — and believe they must pay — to oust the Russian invaders and reclaim their lost territory. 'The terrible price Ukraine's leaders are prepared to pay'? Is it now? This post has been edited by MilitaryMadness: Jun 14 2023, 06:42 PM |
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link to rueters article but it doesn't really say much. https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russia...age-2023-06-14/ This post has been edited by chaosneo: Jun 15 2023, 08:31 AM |
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QUOTE(Krv23490 @ Jun 13 2023, 10:04 AM) my thinking is Ukraine victories did make sense cause Russia unable to win quickly , but cause pro Russia keep posting and saying they are winning but it’s been quite awhile no and clearly not yet win right ? That’s just my train of thought when you are actually one nation fighting against NATO + some other countries in shadow, you expect to win easily? |
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it is PAYWALLED 😐 but luckily some kind comment decided to help the wide community... full readable article https://archive.ph/2023.06.14-102237/https:...-drone-3860ab6a QUOTE(Krv23490 @ Jun 15 2023, 10:17 AM) Krv23490 and countingcrows liked this post
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Video showing wreckage of a Ukrainian T-72 tank and what is left of one of the crew members
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QUOTE(Etude8891 @ Jun 15 2023, 09:40 PM) I don't think Ukraine will officially declare offensive started until they can capture a target they can brag about.For now Ukrainians are still 'probing'...... countingcrows liked this post
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QUOTE(kel32 @ Jun 15 2023, 09:41 PM) He's retired already from his Senatorial post thoAnyway if see this politician's background he has really impressive military combat record with USMC, even fought in Vietnam as a helicopter pilot, very decorated and finally ending his military career in 1994 as a Colonel. So probably he is probably pretty learned in the matters of warfare than most people who is criticizing him in the comments. This post has been edited by MilitaryMadness: Jun 15 2023, 09:53 PM |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 15 2023, 09:43 PM) I don't think Ukraine will officially declare offensive started until they can capture a target they can brag about. Considering that these probes seems to have captured more territory than eight months in bakhmut, id say thats an indication that the offensive has started.For now Ukrainians are still 'probing'...... chaosneo liked this post
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QUOTE(empyreal @ Jun 15 2023, 10:53 PM) Considering that these probes seems to have captured more territory than eight months in bakhmut, id say thats an indication that the offensive has started. We comparing capturing a small tightly-packed urban city to capturing empty fields and a few villages are we now? countingcrows liked this post
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Bizarrely, Ukraine is also look intent on recapturing Bakhmut
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but these are probing attacks...
their priority is just to test defenses and response. to be honest on all three major fronts they are actually making progress based on just probing, that actually saying a lot. like... 1. losses may not be as bad as a lot has thought. if losses is bad, probing forward would have stop? 2. just probing and we have seen a lot of destruction on russian sides also. i don't think the UA did not suffer casualties especially the first wave and loss of a dozen or more vehicles, but so far other than that incident, there doesn't seem to significant more losses as i am very sure russian media will be happily broadcast about it. QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 15 2023, 11:05 PM) We comparing capturing a small tightly-packed urban city to capturing empty fields and a few villages are we now? This post has been edited by chaosneo: Jun 15 2023, 11:16 PM |
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these are mines field, trenches, defensive positions, lookout points, some small towns and its three square kilometers across a long frontline...
but maybe you are righr, russians just let them wander in slowly while giving small token of defensive forces to slow Ukrainians down as well, while the range of himars making its way touching Mariupol. QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 15 2023, 11:18 PM) |
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 15 2023, 11:28 PM) these are mines field, trenches, defensive positions, lookout points, some small towns and its three square kilometers across a long frontline... I still don't understand why pipul put so much stock in small-scale destruction by HIMARS when Russian strategic and tactical air units are bombing Ukraine literally on a daily basis nowadays?but maybe you are righr, russians just let them wander in slowly while giving small token of defensive forces to slow Ukrainians down as well, while the range of himars making its way touching Mariupol. And pls don't tell me u believe in those 'Patriot shot down 99%' nonsense This post has been edited by MilitaryMadness: Jun 15 2023, 11:36 PM |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 15 2023, 11:33 PM) I still don't understand why pipul put so much stock in small-scale destruction by HIMARS when Russian strategic and tactical air units are bombing Ukraine literally on a daily basis nowadays? Probably because when himars came online russia's Remember that period when russia basically tried to target ukraine's electrical generation for months? Didnt result in capitulation. Either ukrainians are really motivated to get their country back, or theres a disconnect between what russia thinks its doing and what the actual effects are. |
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 15 2023, 11:15 PM) i don't think the UA did not suffer casualties especially the first wave and loss of a dozen or more vehicles, but so far other than that incident, there doesn't seem to significant more losses as i am very sure russian media will be happily broadcast about it. I have a video released today, taken by Russian soldiers of many dead Ukrainians after they shelled their position.Not sure if these vids are allowed. This post has been edited by countingcrows: Jun 15 2023, 11:59 PM |
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any offensive will surely take losses but when you put on a grand scale like few thousands of soldiers are operating on the frontlines daily in trying to move forward, i think anyone would think that any less than a hundred casualties would be consider acceptable.
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 15 2023, 11:33 PM) I still don't understand why pipul put so much stock in small-scale destruction by HIMARS when Russian strategic and tactical air units are bombing Ukraine literally on a daily basis nowadays? wunderwaffe, nuff saidAnd pls don't tell me u believe in those 'Patriot shot down 99%' nonsense |
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i am pretty damn sure russian military took it seriously. they had to move their command center and ammo hubs far away out of range. decentralized their logistics and even change how their artillery units array.
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 15 2023, 11:49 PM) any offensive will surely take losses but when you put on a grand scale like few thousands of soldiers are operating on the frontlines daily in trying to move forward, i think anyone would think that any less than a hundred casualties would be consider acceptable. I agree, it's been quiet the last couple of days but hopefully something big happens soon.The counter offensive has started but at a level that's akin to probing. UA has thousands of armored vehicles and a huge army that has still not been unleashed. If they keep sending these small groups to be wiped out then good luck to them. It's make or break. They need to send a tsunami to break through RU defenses but yea if they fail it would very likely be game over so I can understand why they are hesitant to commit to an all out attack. |
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 15 2023, 11:54 PM) i am pretty damn sure russian military took it seriously. they had to move their command center and ammo hubs far away out of range. decentralized their logistics and even change how their artillery units array. It does affect Russia when Russia was attacking. But now the situation has been reversed. Defending is very very different from attacking. just by itself, it wouldn't have made much difference, but with good intel as show throughout the past year and with its precision, it definitely because a game changer that affected the russians badly. Ukraine only has a handful of them and it's simply not enough to have much of an effect in an offensive situation. Also, things have changed.. Ukraine doesn't have much left to take down russian lancet drones, let alone russian airforce. Whatever Ukraine and west said, Russia still has hundreds of choppers and planes. There are still at least 300-400 tu95 bombers which Russia didn't deploy to perform carpet bombing of Ukraine. The tu95 only launch cruise missiles... |
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QUOTE(countingcrows @ Jun 16 2023, 12:01 AM) I agree, it's been quiet the last couple of days but hopefully something big happens soon. If Ukraine has thousands of armored vehicles and a huge army, they wouldnt need to beg for more weapons and pull more men into army... They already recall people 5 times while Russia only did it once..... The counter offensive has started but at a level that's akin to probing. UA has thousands of armored vehicles and a huge army that has still not been unleashed. If they keep sending these small groups to be wiped out then good luck to them. It's make or break. They need to send a tsunami to break through RU defenses but yea if they fail it would very likely be game over so I can understand why they are hesitant to commit to an all out attack. Ukraine is basically has nothing much left and surviving on weapon "donations" from the west. Once the weapons delivery stop, Ukraine will collapse. |
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QUOTE(bengm2019 @ Jun 16 2023, 01:18 AM) If Ukraine has thousands of armored vehicles and a huge army, they wouldnt need to beg for more weapons and pull more men into army... They already recall people 5 times while Russia only did it once..... UA is begging for F16s and air defense to bolster their counter offensive in future.Ukraine is basically has nothing much left and surviving on weapon "donations" from the west. Once the weapons delivery stop, Ukraine will collapse. And yea, they're also begging for more Leopard 2s to replace those they already lost. I think they're getting 14 more. They have obviously learnt that they need to counter Russian helos and drones targeting their armored vehicles and tanks. Unfortunately, NATO is not done and will continue to arm UA. Russia is basically fighting the entire NATO alliance on its own. 18:40 15 June Kyiv, Ukraine Denmark, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and the United States have joined forces to provide Ukraine with a significant number of missile systems to strengthen its air defense capabilities. This important information about the partnership was announced by the British Ministry of Defense on Thursday 15 June. The initiative aims to supply hundreds of air defense missiles, including medium and short range systems, as well as related equipment needed to reliably protect Ukraine's critical national infrastructure. This will allow the Ukrainian armed forces to successfully carry out counter-offensive operations in the coming months. This announcement highlights that equipment deliveries have already begun and are expected to be completed in the next few weeks. This post has been edited by countingcrows: Jun 16 2023, 01:54 AM |
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When Russia invaded Ukraine last February, Capt. Vladyslav Savieliev, a Ukrainian Air Force pilot with deep experience flying MiG-29 fighter jets against Russian forces, desperately wanted to fight for his country. “For most foreign pilots, it’s a dream come true, U.S.-funded language training and flight school,” said retired Air Force Col. Jeffrey Fischer, a former senior defense attaché and military aviator who heard Savieliev’s story through his network of international pilot contacts. “For Vladyslav, it was frustrating. He’d rather have been in Ukraine, fighting for his nation.” Savieliev, known by his call sign “Nomad,” finally returned to Ukraine after graduating in March from the U.S. military’s Aviation Leadership Program, an undergraduate pilot training course designed to boost military relationships with foreign nations. He died weeks later on a combat mission June 2, the Ukrainian Air Force announced last week. He died on one of the first combat missions he flew after returning from the United States, Fischer said. Ukraine fighter pilot train for two years in US, comes back and then gets killed on first mission? wow |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 16 2023, 07:27 AM) When Russia invaded Ukraine last February, Capt. Vladyslav Savieliev, a Ukrainian Air Force pilot with deep experience flying MiG-29 fighter jets against Russian forces, desperately wanted to fight for his country. “For most foreign pilots, it’s a dream come true, U.S.-funded language training and flight school,” said retired Air Force Col. Jeffrey Fischer, a former senior defense attaché and military aviator who heard Savieliev’s story through his network of international pilot contacts. “For Vladyslav, it was frustrating. He’d rather have been in Ukraine, fighting for his nation.” Savieliev, known by his call sign “Nomad,” finally returned to Ukraine after graduating in March from the U.S. military’s Aviation Leadership Program, an undergraduate pilot training course designed to boost military relationships with foreign nations. He died weeks later on a combat mission June 2, the Ukrainian Air Force announced last week. He died on one of the first combat missions he flew after returning from the United States, Fischer said. Ukraine fighter pilot train for two years in US, comes back and then gets killed on first mission? wow |
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QUOTE(countingcrows @ Jun 16 2023, 01:39 AM) UA is begging for F16s and air defense to bolster their counter offensive in future. They can be used against Russia planes and choppers, but not against artillery and suicide drones. As we have already seen, this is becoming a artillery and drone war instead....And yea, they're also begging for more Leopard 2s to replace those they already lost. I think they're getting 14 more. They have obviously learnt that they need to counter Russian helos and drones targeting their armored vehicles and tanks. Unfortunately, NATO is not done and will continue to arm UA. Russia is basically fighting the entire NATO alliance on its own. 18:40 15 June Kyiv, Ukraine Denmark, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and the United States have joined forces to provide Ukraine with a significant number of missile systems to strengthen its air defense capabilities. This important information about the partnership was announced by the British Ministry of Defense on Thursday 15 June. The initiative aims to supply hundreds of air defense missiles, including medium and short range systems, as well as related equipment needed to reliably protect Ukraine's critical national infrastructure. This will allow the Ukrainian armed forces to successfully carry out counter-offensive operations in the coming months. This announcement highlights that equipment deliveries have already begun and are expected to be completed in the next few weeks. |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 16 2023, 12:09 AM) Haish, both Russians and Ukrainians are basically the same people - same ethnicity, same religion, similar language.. Yet they're killing each other and laughing about it. I am not saying it's ok to kill each other if there's so much difference between them of course.The world was much more peaceful and united during covid lockdown |
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QUOTE(imin @ Jun 16 2023, 08:27 AM) Haish, both Russians and Ukrainians are basically the same people - same ethnicity, same religion, similar language.. Yet they're killing each other and laughing about it. I am not saying it's ok to kill each other if there's so much difference between them of course. the conflict will not happen if NATO not die die wanna expand until Russia's doorstepThe world was much more peaceful and united during covid lockdown |
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After months of preparation and bolstered by hundreds of Western-donated tanks, armored vehicles and howitzers, Kyiv has notched small successes in the first week and a half of a counteroffensive to drive Russian forces from southern Ukraine. In fierce fighting on the plains, the military said it had broken through a first line of Russian defenses and reclaimed seven villages. Ukraine has yet to commit the bulk of its reserves, including troops trained in Europe over the winter and spring, and equipped with weaponry from NATO countries, meaning it can bring still more force to bear. But with each step forward, its soldiers become more vulnerable — removed from the safety of their own trenches, closer to Russian artillery, maneuvering through minefields and unprotected from airstrikes. For Ukrainian soldiers with the 68th Scout Brigade who entered the villages, the sweetness of liberating land was tempered by the panorama of ruin that greeted them and what came next: a relentless bombardment from Russian forces. “They are attacking with rockets, howitzers, mortars, helicopters and drones,” Sgt. Serhiy Gubanov said in an interview while taking cover in a basement as explosions boomed outside. Russia’s main defensive line, about nine miles away from the village, is a dense belt of minefields, trenches, ditches to block armored vehicles and concrete barriers — known as dragons teeth — spread in lines over fields and intended to stop tanks. After the first week and a half of fighting, Russia’s strategy, too, is coming into focus, Rob Lee, a senior fellow with the Foreign Policy Research Institute, said in a telephone interview. The Russians are trying to inflict as many casualties and destroy as many vehicles as possible in a battle zone ahead of the main defensive line, depleting Ukrainian forces before they reach it. In effect, it turns the area in front of the main defense line into a kill zone. The Russian strategy, Mr. Lee said, is “to inflict attrition on Ukrainian units and pull back without taking too many losses themselves.” If the Russian strategy proves effective, Ukraine could lose too many of its newly trained troops — which number in the tens of thousands — and too many tanks and infantry fighting vehicles to breach the main line. Even if they get that far, the forces might be too weakened to stream south and help accomplish a major objective: severing the so-called land bridge that connects Russia to the occupied Crimean Peninsula. This would be done by reaching the Sea of Azov, about 60 miles away. This post has been edited by MilitaryMadness: Jun 16 2023, 10:56 AM |
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just an example of why range precision strikes and good intel works side by side.
HIMARS at the moment is just 80km range. QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 15 2023, 11:33 PM) |
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Did the President of the Czech Republic just advocated for concentration camps for Russians living in western countries on TV?
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QUOTE(countingcrows @ Jun 16 2023, 01:39 AM) UA is begging for F16s and air defense to bolster their counter offensive in future. Looking at current situation in Europe..... Not much left...And yea, they're also begging for more Leopard 2s to replace those they already lost. I think they're getting 14 more. They have obviously learnt that they need to counter Russian helos and drones targeting their armored vehicles and tanks. Unfortunately, NATO is not done and will continue to arm UA. Russia is basically fighting the entire NATO alliance on its own. 18:40 15 June Kyiv, Ukraine Denmark, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and the United States have joined forces to provide Ukraine with a significant number of missile systems to strengthen its air defense capabilities. This important information about the partnership was announced by the British Ministry of Defense on Thursday 15 June. The initiative aims to supply hundreds of air defense missiles, including medium and short range systems, as well as related equipment needed to reliably protect Ukraine's critical national infrastructure. This will allow the Ukrainian armed forces to successfully carry out counter-offensive operations in the coming months. This announcement highlights that equipment deliveries have already begun and are expected to be completed in the next few weeks. |
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Map from ISW claiming to show the situation of the Ukrainian offensive. Map also show how far the actual Russian defensive lines are located compared to where the combat is occuring right now.
Also, looks like Vuhledar is slowly starting to be in the process of encirclement. This post has been edited by MilitaryMadness: Jun 17 2023, 04:16 PM |
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If Ukraine say now only they are only probing, looks like Russian screening forces are doing pretty decent job countering it.
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why are you still salty about that true fact as claim by russia MOD that a vehicle purportedly reported as a Leopard 2 destroy by a KA-52? 😂
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 17 2023, 06:08 PM) Bizarrely, multiple sources are reporting that Ukraine is sending another armored column through the so-called 'Leopard graveyard' road. Now they are screwing themselves at the same location.....Russian drone footage shows new Ukrainian vehicles being destroyed amidst the wreckage of those already destroyed on the 8th and 9th of June. WTF is happening |
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Russian defence minister Shoigu inspecting a tank plant in the Omsk region
Apparently Shoigu is half-Ukrainian from his mother who was born in the Donbass. In a bizarre twist of fate, the Ukrainian general Olyksandr Srskyi on the other hand is a ethnic Russian who was born in a district near Moscow. Apparently he ended up in Ukrainian service when the unit he commanded was taken over by Ukraine when the Soviet Union broke apart and he decided to stay on. This post has been edited by MilitaryMadness: Jun 17 2023, 11:06 PM |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 17 2023, 06:08 PM) Bizarrely, multiple sources are reporting that Ukraine is sending another armored column through the so-called 'Leopard graveyard' road. this only shows the ukrainians lacked the medium range mobile sam that can keep up with the attacking unitsRussian drone footage shows new Ukrainian vehicles being destroyed amidst the wreckage of those already destroyed on the 8th and 9th of June. WTF is happening westerns patriots and nasams is all nice stuff but they are only to defend key bases and cities at the start of the war they do have some mobile soviet era "osa" sam but most likely many of them are destroyed by now ![]() chaosneo liked this post
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Jun 18 2023, 07:48 AM
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Jun 18 2023, 08:14 AM
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Ukraine should have go all out on first day.
Imagine all the tank launch attacks simultaneously. Out of 20, confirm can breakthrough the line n penetrate deep inside. Now they have lost the momentum. |
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Guy on 0:35- "We have advanced a lot, more than 2 kilometers" My dude, the distance between you and those trees behind you is already more than 1 kilometers tho |
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Jun 18 2023, 08:37 AM
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QUOTE(Mr.Robert @ Jun 18 2023, 08:21 AM) Ukraine should have go all out on first day. No way that is feasible. If they sent out huge tank forces simultaneously on the first day, we would be seeing far larger losses from mines right now.Imagine all the tank launch attacks simultaneously. Out of 20, confirm can breakthrough the line n penetrate deep inside. Now they have lost the momentum. chaosneo liked this post
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morale is good. and the retreating russians left so much munition but i am not sure why they called it mines, it looks like mortar bombs and a lot of them. oe_kintaro liked this post
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Jun 18 2023, 11:32 AM
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 18 2023, 07:48 AM) FPV drone footage of attacks on multiple Ukrainian armor, all claimed to be from yesterday. More footages in the tweet replies Poor leopard 2 being embarrassed..... Cheap fpv drones killing million dollar tanks....Leopard 2 were my favourite tanks, but didn't expect it to be such a joke |
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Jun 18 2023, 11:46 AM
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Jun 18 2023, 11:58 AM
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Rumors are rife that Ukrainian director of Military Intellegence Budanov have died. Apparently the recent Russian missile strike on the GUR headquarters hit the office next to his own.
Budanov was found severely injured and was immediately flown to a military hospital in Germany. After multiple surgeries Budanov have been said to have finally died without regaining conciousnessness. |
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Jun 18 2023, 12:02 PM
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Russia give finishing blow this time sure can capture kyiv
Come one stop dragging the war and do shock and awe |
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Jun 18 2023, 12:14 PM
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 18 2023, 11:58 AM) Rumors are rife that Ukrainian director of Military Intellegence Budanov have died. Apparently the recent Russian missile strike on the GUR headquarters hit the office next to his own. Why this kind of news they never announce and hiding it? While when Russia kecik kecik battalion captain or general dieded shouting like already won the war, put all over the mainstream news nonstop.Budanov was found severely injured and was immediately flown to a military hospital in Germany. After multiple surgeries Budanov have been said to have finally died without regaining conciousnessness. This post has been edited by Etude8891: Jun 18 2023, 12:15 PM |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 18 2023, 11:58 AM) Rumors are rife that Ukrainian director of Military Intellegence Budanov have died. Apparently the recent Russian missile strike on the GUR headquarters hit the office next to his own. Lol.... Too bad for Ukraine....Budanov was found severely injured and was immediately flown to a military hospital in Germany. After multiple surgeries Budanov have been said to have finally died without regaining conciousnessness. |
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Jun 18 2023, 12:27 PM
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The Budanov bit I think still rumors tho
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Jun 18 2023, 12:39 PM
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Jun 18 2023, 12:44 PM
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there is always so many rumors about Ukrainian leadership killed here and there.
there was Zelensky got killed last year, early this year the Valerii Zaluzhnyi got killed, and now Budanov... i think that high profile is very hard to keep secrets or intend to. QUOTE(Etude8891 @ Jun 18 2023, 12:30 PM) |
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 18 2023, 12:44 PM) there is always so many rumors about Ukrainian leadership killed here and there. I think I heard someone seriously said Putin had already died from cancer a while back and all we see now are the doubles there was Zelensky got killed last year, early this year the Valerii Zaluzhnyi got killed, and now Budanov... i think that high profile is very hard to keep secrets or intend to. |
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where you get that statement?
i watch the whole video and none said that. in fact the video show good morale and the injured wanna wave as well and show the battle taxi evacuating the injured. even injured, he was worried that artillery may target his unit. pretty good for a soldier 👍🏻 all in all , show Ukrainian soldiers and unit care for their own. QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 18 2023, 03:40 PM) |
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Ukraine said its forces were advancing on several axes in their counteroffensive but were struggling to counter Russian air and artillery superiority hobbling its assaults in the east and south. Now into its second week, Ukraine’s ambitious attempt to take back Russian-occupied land is proving to be a hard slog against dense minefields and well-prepared defenses. After Ukraine’s first probing attacks yielded mixed results, its forces have mostly paused their advances in recent days as commanders take stock of the past two weeks and analyze ways to punch through Russian lines without taking taking huge losses. Russia has taken advantage of its superior air power and Kyiv’s limited air defenses to strike Ukrainian armored columns and stop several attacks, destroying some of the sophisticated Western weaponry Ukraine is fielding. The U.K.’s Defense Ministry said in its daily intelligence briefing on Saturday that Russia had bolstered its force of attack helicopters in occupied Berdyansk, some 60 miles behind the front line in Ukraine’s south, with more than 20 additional helicopters deployed there. The move further strengthens Russian air-power potential in the region. Helicopters have successfully fired long-range missiles against Ukrainian ground targets that have had little protection from air-defense systems, the British Defense Ministry said. “In the constant contest between aviation measures and counter-measures, it is likely that Russia has gained a temporary advantage in southern Ukraine," it said in a post to Twitter. In the eastern Donbas region, Ukrainian forces have been advancing on the flanks around Bakhmut, the city Russia recently captured after many months of brutal combat. Hanna Malyar, another Ukrainian deputy defense minister, said the intensity of fighting around Bakhmut had lessened and acknowledged that Russia had the upper hand in terms of aviation and artillery forces. Meanwhile, Russia has continued drone and missile strikes against Ukrainian cities as it seeks to deplete their stocks of expensive air-defense munitions and keep such systems deployed away from the eastern front line. Ten Ukrainian regions were attacked in the 24 hours leading into Saturday morning, according to reports from local authorities compiled by Ukrainska Pravda, Ukraine’s leading news outlet. |
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WARSAW – There has been a diplomatic standoff between South African officials and their Polish counterparts on the runway of the airport in the Polish capital, Warsaw. Polish authorities have threatened to confiscate weapons and equipment on board an SAA charter flight carrying security forces meant to protect President Cyril Ramaphosa during his visits to Ukraine and Russia on the African peace mission. Some women in the delegation were strip-searched by armed Polish security agents. Ramaphosa stopped off in Warsaw before catching a train to the Ukrainian capital Kyiv on Thursday night, as the head of his protection unit, Wally Rhoode accused Polish authorities of racism and of jeopardising the president’s security. The Zimbabwe Mail |
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QUOTE(countingcrows @ Jun 18 2023, 05:19 PM) WARSAW – There has been a diplomatic standoff between South African officials and their Polish counterparts on the runway of the airport in the Polish capital, Warsaw. Polish authorities have threatened to confiscate weapons and equipment on board an SAA charter flight carrying security forces meant to protect President Cyril Ramaphosa during his visits to Ukraine and Russia on the African peace mission. Some women in the delegation were strip-searched by armed Polish security agents. Ramaphosa stopped off in Warsaw before catching a train to the Ukrainian capital Kyiv on Thursday night, as the head of his protection unit, Wally Rhoode accused Polish authorities of racism and of jeopardising the president’s security. The Zimbabwe Mail |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 18 2023, 04:57 PM) Ukraine said its forces were advancing on several axes in their counteroffensive but were struggling to counter Russian air and artillery superiority hobbling its assaults in the east and south. Now into its second week, Ukraine’s ambitious attempt to take back Russian-occupied land is proving to be a hard slog against dense minefields and well-prepared defenses. After Ukraine’s first probing attacks yielded mixed results, its forces have mostly paused their advances in recent days as commanders take stock of the past two weeks and analyze ways to punch through Russian lines without taking taking huge losses. Russia has taken advantage of its superior air power and Kyiv’s limited air defenses to strike Ukrainian armored columns and stop several attacks, destroying some of the sophisticated Western weaponry Ukraine is fielding. The U.K.’s Defense Ministry said in its daily intelligence briefing on Saturday that Russia had bolstered its force of attack helicopters in occupied Berdyansk, some 60 miles behind the front line in Ukraine’s south, with more than 20 additional helicopters deployed there. The move further strengthens Russian air-power potential in the region. Helicopters have successfully fired long-range missiles against Ukrainian ground targets that have had little protection from air-defense systems, the British Defense Ministry said. “In the constant contest between aviation measures and counter-measures, it is likely that Russia has gained a temporary advantage in southern Ukraine," it said in a post to Twitter. In the eastern Donbas region, Ukrainian forces have been advancing on the flanks around Bakhmut, the city Russia recently captured after many months of brutal combat. Hanna Malyar, another Ukrainian deputy defense minister, said the intensity of fighting around Bakhmut had lessened and acknowledged that Russia had the upper hand in terms of aviation and artillery forces. Meanwhile, Russia has continued drone and missile strikes against Ukrainian cities as it seeks to deplete their stocks of expensive air-defense munitions and keep such systems deployed away from the eastern front line. Ten Ukrainian regions were attacked in the 24 hours leading into Saturday morning, according to reports from local authorities compiled by Ukrainska Pravda, Ukraine’s leading news outlet. |
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 18 2023, 03:50 PM) where you get that statement? Haha, there is never a need for Russia to engage in infantry battle... Let them in, then pound them with arty and helicopters... i watch the whole video and none said that. in fact the video show good morale and the injured wanna wave as well and show the battle taxi evacuating the injured. even injured, he was worried that artillery may target his unit. pretty good for a soldier 👍🏻 all in all , show Ukrainian soldiers and unit care for their own. Ukraine is fighting on weapons supplied by foreign countries. Basically their own supply lines already done.. |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 18 2023, 12:39 PM) I already said long ago that Russia cannot collapse... They produce everything they need and they are net exporter. They may not be rich but they will not go hungry. countingcrows liked this post
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 18 2023, 06:12 PM) i am wondering how they are capturing POW when they are being pushed back... One has videos and photo evidence, while the other does not. Which scenario fits better?like under constant assault, any defenders while facing a barrage, taking POW is the last thing on the mind probably. Seems funny Ukraine is readily believing russian sources now. The source for that pro-ukraine post literally has a Russian Z on it. This post has been edited by MilitaryMadness: Jun 18 2023, 06:23 PM |
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you mean OSINTDEFENDER?
that one is not pro ukrainian and many in the comments bashing it so for being pro russians lol by the way, i wouldn't be so fast to trust russian sources as they have, proven in many many times, doctored images, put fake videos, over imposed images or vidoes, claim fake death of Ukrainian leadership, claim to have destroy more things than Ukrainian military have. i would also say that Ukrainian sources also done some same similar but not so blatantly like the russia media did. i mean if it makes you happy for trusting so or just want to promote russia success though such method, by all means. 🕊️ QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 18 2023, 06:18 PM) |
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 18 2023, 06:36 PM) you mean OSINTDEFENDER? that one is not pro ukrainian and many in the comments bashing it so for being pro russians lol You warn about not trusting Russian source yet the guy whose tweet you quoted about is literally sourcing his tweet from a Russian source. Suddenly like "This Russian source has nothing to gain from not telling the truth about this particular matter, but any other time it's all just Russian misinformation tho". |
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please kindly read.
what i mean is to give it a thought first. QUOTE by the way, i wouldn't be so fast to trust russian sources as they have, proven in many many times, doctored images, put fake videos, over imposed images or vidoes, claim fake death of Ukrainian leadership, claim to have destroy more things than Ukrainian military have. QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 18 2023, 07:11 PM) You warn about not trusting Russian source yet the guy whose tweet you quoted about is literally sourcing his tweet from a Russian source. Suddenly like "This Russian source has nothing to gain from not telling the truth about this particular matter, but any other time it's all just Russian misinformation tho". |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 18 2023, 07:38 PM) I wonder if that guy you quoted gave a thought first or not when he tweeted something totally based on a russian source tho Who cares... The problem is that the world already knows that the counteroffensive is not achieving the desired result... basically a failure. Ukraine is losing men and equipment... Regardless of who post all the information, it's a known fact. Unless the west keeps throwing weapons into Ukraine, there is no way Ukraine can win. Everyone knows that... Now the problem is that Europe is facing a recession and no more money. Only USA can do that..... But USA isn't keen to let Ukraine win. USA only wants to prolong the war. |
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when F-16?
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 19 2023, 08:48 AM) This is literally what most pro-russian channels said the plan is:- Delay Ukaine forces with a fighting retreat - Lure Ukraine forces into fixed positions - Bombard those positions by artillery and air strikes to inflict casualties - Counterattack if possible to push Ukraine forces back and force them to repeat step 1-3 - Weaken and attrit the Ukraine forces as much as possible before they reach the Russian defence lines This post has been edited by MilitaryMadness: Jun 19 2023, 09:48 AM |
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Have to remember now is still the reconnaissance/screening part of the offensive.
I have no doubt the Russians fully expected the Ukrainian forces to eventually reach the defence lines, the question is in what condition the Ukrainian forces will be once they reached it. |
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even if they manage to stop it, its too near.
the shockwave may have generate some concussion or damage ear drums. QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 19 2023, 10:18 AM) |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 19 2023, 10:18 AM) Russian engineers packed a T-55 with six tons tof explosives and remotely drove it towards Ukrainian positions. The VBIED didn't quite make it to the Ukrainian lines but probably still did a lot of damage. Not denying the sheer destructive power of course, but the longer this conflict progresses the more low tech and crude the weapons the Russians use. Stuffing 6tons of explosives into a sacrificial vessel made of an obsolete weapon seems like an act of desperation and points to both the field engineering ingenuity and the declining industrial capacity of the Moscow regime. Reminds me of the Mistels of the Luftwaffe or the remote IEDs used by ISIS.Detonation at 1:00 |
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they have a lot of old tanks.
it is not a bad tactic actually. just not one by itself. maybe the next wave of such automated kamikaze tanks may come in 3-7 units? even if one manage to made it through to the defense line could be catastrophic. though i would query the effectiveness of it. QUOTE(oe_kintaro @ Jun 19 2023, 10:53 AM) Not denying the sheer destructive power of course, but the longer this conflict progresses the more low tech and crude the weapons the Russians use. Stuffing 6tons of explosives into a sacrificial vessel made of an obsolete weapon seems like an act of desperation and points to both the field engineering ingenuity and the declining industrial capacity of the Moscow regime. Reminds me of the Mistels of the Luftwaffe or the remote IEDs used by ISIS. |
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 19 2023, 11:03 AM) they have a lot of old tanks. That's why destruction of logistics points, where ammo and explosives are being accumulated has been a priority of the Ukrainians to this day. It looks to me that the efforts are bearing fruit. Given the widespread shortages, it's unlikely that the Russians will be able to industrialize this capability to the point of it being a game changer. Maybe it will just inconvenience or delay the inevitable by a bit.it is not a bad tactic actually. just not one by itself. maybe the next wave of such automated kamikaze tanks may come in 3-7 units? even if one manage to made it through to the defense line could be catastrophic. though i would query the effectiveness of it. chaosneo liked this post
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 19 2023, 10:18 AM) Russian engineers packed a T-55 with six tons tof explosives and remotely drove it towards Ukrainian positions. The VBIED didn't quite make it to the Ukrainian lines but probably still did a lot of damage. Resorting to ISIS tacticsRussia become ISIS tier lmao Probably didn't do shit la |
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can't say whether it is bearing fruits yet but the last seven or so days , yes , a lot of munition depots has been targeted and yesterday was one that shown a big big explosion.
QUOTE(oe_kintaro @ Jun 19 2023, 11:35 AM) That's why destruction of logistics points, where ammo and explosives are being accumulated has been a priority of the Ukrainians to this day. It looks to me that the efforts are bearing fruit. Given the widespread shortages, it's unlikely that the Russians will be able to industrialize this capability to the point of it being a game changer. Maybe it will just inconvenience or delay the inevitable by a bit. |
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 19 2023, 11:48 AM) can't say whether it is bearing fruits yet but the last seven or so days , yes , a lot of munition depots has been targeted and yesterday was one that shown a big big explosion. Iinm rate of fire between Russians and Ukrainians are almost at parity now, compared to about 6 months ago where Russia was overwhelmingly more wasteful with their ammo. Another thing I noticed is that I see less spectacular tank turret tossing videos now. I'm not sure whether it's due to the mix/qty of tanks or change of tactics, but one personal hypothesis of mine is that Russians might no longer able to field tanks with their full complement of ammo, leading to less chances of mega secondary explosions. In general things point to a significant degradation of supplies/logistics. |
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not exactly a bad idea.
troops movements and supplies movement will be caught on satellite or intel leak. Ukraine has been bombing troop assembly area or munition depos. its a risk every time russia bring in more troops or munitions, it will show. i suspect this is how they find out. movement / traffic / frequency of a place. which reminds me, every time a few munitions goes exploding, we see some videos posted by russian soldiers requestion for ammo. as well as when russian defensive area fall back will ask for ammo and supplies, this actually endangered the supply depots from being reveal as traffic and movement will increase somewhat i think. QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 19 2023, 12:55 PM) |
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i am just very curious how STATIC DEFENSE (example, trenches, pillboxes, fox holes) will perform in today modern warfare.
WW2 where the imminent combat range is 500m to 1km? snipers add another 1-2km? artillery and mortars serve as area suppression than actually accurate fire and air bombing + ground coordination is slow. unlike WW2, imminent combat range now is 500m to 5km? auto grenade launcher, FPV drones, bomber drones, ATGMs, mobile short range rocket fire, recon drones to support mortar and artillery fire. instant fire correction method. air burst munitions as well as thermobaric warhead. |
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QUOTE(oe_kintaro @ Jun 19 2023, 10:53 AM) Not denying the sheer destructive power of course, but the longer this conflict progresses the more low tech and crude the weapons the Russians use. Stuffing 6tons of explosives into a sacrificial vessel made of an obsolete weapon seems like an act of desperation and points to both the field engineering ingenuity and the declining industrial capacity of the Moscow regime. Reminds me of the Mistels of the Luftwaffe or the remote IEDs used by ISIS. I wonder why Russia didn't start doing this earlier....Jsut to let you know that they have built over 50,000 T54/55. They also have over 20,000 T72.... Imagine restoring just 10,000 of them, strap them with 6 tons of explosive each and drive them toward Ukraine positions..... Would be an incredible sight. |
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QUOTE(oe_kintaro @ Jun 19 2023, 01:01 PM) Iinm rate of fire between Russians and Ukrainians are almost at parity now, compared to about 6 months ago where Russia was overwhelmingly more wasteful with their ammo. Another thing I noticed is that I see less spectacular tank turret tossing videos now. I'm not sure whether it's due to the mix/qty of tanks or change of tactics, but one personal hypothesis of mine is that Russians might no longer able to field tanks with their full complement of ammo, leading to less chances of mega secondary explosions. In general things point to a significant degradation of supplies/logistics. If you use your brains to think a little, you will realise that most of the penetrations are on sides/rear.... This happens when the tank is advancing in enemy territory.When you are defending, your front is facing enemy and waiting for enemy to come.... its different from when you are attacking. ATGMs are less effective when hitting frontal armour. |
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 19 2023, 01:13 PM) i am just very curious how STATIC DEFENSE (example, trenches, pillboxes, fox holes) will perform in today modern warfare. Still works very well, except that pillbox (esp. concrete ones) is no longer done these days. Its replaced by sand bags instead.WW2 where the imminent combat range is 500m to 1km? snipers add another 1-2km? artillery and mortars serve as area suppression than actually accurate fire and air bombing + ground coordination is slow. unlike WW2, imminent combat range now is 500m to 5km? auto grenade launcher, FPV drones, bomber drones, ATGMs, mobile short range rocket fire, recon drones to support mortar and artillery fire. instant fire correction method. air burst munitions as well as thermobaric warhead. Artillery and motar been there all along even during WW2.... |
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damn brutal the latest combat video where ukrainians tembak few ruski in the trench..close up like counter strike
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QUOTE(bengm2019 @ Jun 19 2023, 02:56 PM) I wonder why Russia didn't start doing this earlier.... I wonder why. Maybe superbrains Putin never wargamed for a campaign that lasted more than 3 days or 3 weeks and thought he could get away with a slap on his wrist, like when he invaded Georgia or Crimea and so never prepared his war industrial complex accordingly.QUOTE Jsut to let you know that they have built over 50,000 T54/55. They also have over 20,000 T72.... This is not C&C red alert. Stuff don't magically appear. Even a highly over resourced army like US has trouble keeping their war machine in fighting shape. When you factor in storage conditions, age & wear and tear and endemic corruption, there's no way all those 50k T55 or 20k T72 are anywhere near combat usable. Imagine restoring just 10,000 of them, strap them with 6 tons of explosive each and drive them toward Ukraine positions..... Would be an incredible sight. But certainly a useful percentage can be cannibalized provided they had the industrial capacity and manpower. To put things in context, Russia has gigantic borders and land mass, with an economy the size of Italy and a population less than Bangladesh. The one thing going for them is a largish slave-like population that is highly tolerant of abuse and deprivation of human rights that will never rise up against their top leader, so they can last longer than a democracy put in a similar situation. However, they *don't* have unlimited manpower or industrial capacity even if they pretend they do. Sooner or later they will hit wall called basic war arithmetic. |
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QUOTE(bengm2019 @ Jun 19 2023, 03:04 PM) If you use your brains to think a little, you will realise that most of the penetrations are on sides/rear.... This happens when the tank is advancing in enemy territory. You don't bodoh me la. I saw so many videos of grenades and thermite explosives dropped down open hatches of abandoned T72. A full loaded carousel would have exploded super high anyway. Those tanks were probably abandoned due to mobility kills and had exhausted their munitions too. Plus you can look up at how the latest vintages of Russian ammo are being sent and stored at the fronts and hubs. No wonder they don't even dare to carry a full load now.When you are defending, your front is facing enemy and waiting for enemy to come.... its different from when you are attacking. ATGMs are less effective when hitting frontal armour. |
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QUOTE(oe_kintaro @ Jun 19 2023, 03:57 PM) U mean like the one this guy said? kding2 liked this post
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 19 2023, 04:00 PM) I think a lot of smart people were fooled by the Russian paper tiger. But smart people also know when they are wrong and will reconsider their opinions in light of new facts. chaosneo liked this post
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 19 2023, 01:13 PM) i am just very curious how STATIC DEFENSE (example, trenches, pillboxes, fox holes) will perform in today modern warfare. still extremely formidable, put yourself in the shoes of the soldiers who are tasked to assault these. there are so many levels of disadvantages via infantry that makes you question how to do it in first placeWW2 where the imminent combat range is 500m to 1km? snipers add another 1-2km? artillery and mortars serve as area suppression than actually accurate fire and air bombing + ground coordination is slow. unlike WW2, imminent combat range now is 500m to 5km? auto grenade launcher, FPV drones, bomber drones, ATGMs, mobile short range rocket fire, recon drones to support mortar and artillery fire. instant fire correction method. air burst munitions as well as thermobaric warhead. why else you see both UA/RU sides progress are always minute especially when going on offensives? cause both sides employ same tactic of deep defense |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 19 2023, 02:46 PM) at least he is more balanced in reporting what is happening than you ever can chaosneo liked this post
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QUOTE(oe_kintaro @ Jun 19 2023, 04:06 PM) I think a lot of smart people were fooled by the Russian paper tiger. But smart people also know when they are wrong and will reconsider their opinions in light of new facts. Or at least some have, russians pundits notwithstanding oe_kintaro liked this post
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QUOTE(Krv23490 @ Jun 19 2023, 05:55 PM) Don't look real to me... Looks more like those early stage Ukraine videos.... pattleongkam liked this post
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i am like 50% yes 50% no, cause a lot of weapons doesn't exist in WW2.
especially FPV drones, soldiers in trench is like target 🎯 practice for these. QUOTE(marfccy @ Jun 19 2023, 04:26 PM) still extremely formidable, put yourself in the shoes of the soldiers who are tasked to assault these. there are so many levels of disadvantages via infantry that makes you question how to do it in first place why else you see both UA/RU sides progress are always minute especially when going on offensives? cause both sides employ same tactic of deep defense |
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QUOTE(chaosneo @ Jun 19 2023, 08:16 PM) i am like 50% yes 50% no, cause a lot of weapons doesn't exist in WW2. yes but the thing people kept forgetting is that there are countermeasures for these drones already widely in useespecially FPV drones, soldiers in trench is like target 🎯 practice for these. EW exists for a reason chaosneo liked this post
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Russian sources say Ukrainian forces are deploying land mines outside of the captured settlementd to prevent Russian counterattacks, but also caused them to advance far too slowly in order to avoid their own mines.
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QUOTE(oe_kintaro @ Jun 19 2023, 03:35 PM) I wonder why. Maybe superbrains Putin never wargamed for a campaign that lasted more than 3 days or 3 weeks and thought he could get away with a slap on his wrist, like when he invaded Georgia or Crimea and so never prepared his war industrial complex accordingly. Of course most of these tanks are in junk shape .. but if all you want is to strap bombs to them and move them to enemy position, it's easy to achieve.... You don't need working turrets or fire control, don't need shells as well....This is not C&C red alert. Stuff don't magically appear. Even a highly over resourced army like US has trouble keeping their war machine in fighting shape. When you factor in storage conditions, age & wear and tear and endemic corruption, there's no way all those 50k T55 or 20k T72 are anywhere near combat usable. But certainly a useful percentage can be cannibalized provided they had the industrial capacity and manpower. To put things in context, Russia has gigantic borders and land mass, with an economy the size of Italy and a population less than Bangladesh. The one thing going for them is a largish slave-like population that is highly tolerant of abuse and deprivation of human rights that will never rise up against their top leader, so they can last longer than a democracy put in a similar situation. However, they *don't* have unlimited manpower or industrial capacity even if they pretend they do. Sooner or later they will hit wall called basic war arithmetic. |
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 19 2023, 10:15 PM) Russian sources say Ukrainian forces are deploying land mines outside of the captured settlementd to prevent Russian counterattacks, but also caused them to advance far too slowly in order to avoid their own mines. Kind of dumb.....This post has been edited by bengm2019: Jun 19 2023, 10:27 PM |
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Ukraine has paid contractors hundreds of millions of dollars for weapons that have not been delivered, and some of the much-publicized arms donated by its allies have been so decrepit that they were deemed fit only to be cannibalized for spare parts. Ukrainian government documents show that as of the end of last year, Kyiv had paid arms suppliers more than $800 million since the Russian invasion in February 2022 for contracts that went completely or partly unfulfilled. Two people involved in Ukraine’s arms purchasing said that some of the missing weapons had eventually been delivered, and that in other cases brokers had refunded the money. But as of early this spring, hundreds of millions of dollars had been paid — including to state-owned companies — for arms never materialized, one of these people said. “We did have cases where we paid money and we didn’t receive,” Volodymyr Havrylov, a deputy defense minister working on arms procurement, said in a recent interview. He said the government this year had begun analyzing its past purchases and excluding problematic contractors. Ukrainian officials have mostly refrained from complaining about broken equipment, so as not to embarrass their benefactors. “There were issues of quality to some of the howitzers, but we have to keep in mind that it was a gift,” Mr. Havrylov said. But the government in Kyiv has grown weary, another senior Ukrainian official said, of being told that it has enough Western weapons, when some arrive in poor or unusable condition, relegated from combat to be cannibalized for parts. Some weapons systems are either so scarce or so vulnerable to breaking down that Ukraine has welcomed at least some of the faulty Western equipment as a source of parts. |
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QUOTE(oe_kintaro @ Jun 19 2023, 03:41 PM) You don't bodoh me la. I saw so many videos of grenades and thermite explosives dropped down open hatches of abandoned T72. A full loaded carousel would have exploded super high anyway. Those tanks were probably abandoned due to mobility kills and had exhausted their munitions too. Plus you can look up at how the latest vintages of Russian ammo are being sent and stored at the fronts and hubs. No wonder they don't even dare to carry a full load now. You are the one with low IQ.... Don't even know how to fire a rifle.... |
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QUOTE(bengm2019 @ Jun 19 2023, 10:26 PM) Of course most of these tanks are in junk shape .. but if all you want is to strap bombs to them and move them to enemy position, it's easy to achieve.... You don't need working turrets or fire control, don't need shells as well.... But of course. A bomb is still a bomb, even if it represents a climb down the tech ladder. |
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Unlucky Ka-52 Alligator sustains damage to its tail during an attack and on its way home, thanks to its double rotor design. Replies got pic of damage from the ground. danabu liked this post
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Jun 20 2023, 08:30 AM
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Jun 20 2023, 09:11 AM
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WW3 lai lai
The Russian Air Force has been constrained - to some degree - by the provision of modern Western air defence systems; however, since the start of Ukraine's counteroffensive, the Russian Air Force has increased dramatically its sortie rate and effectiveness. However, Ukraine does not have the air power capability to dominate the skies and is obliged to conduct its much-anticipated counteroffensive without effective air support. However, the Russians can operate over southeast Ukraine with relative impunity and are supporting their land colleagues with a selection of glide munitions that enable the Russian fighters to remain a safe distance from the Ukrainian air defence systems. So, would the earlier provision of F-16s to Ukraine from the West have made a difference? In short- no. The Russian Air Force could decimate a small number of autonomous ageing F-16s, thus destroying Ukraine's fledgling air power capability almost overnight and emboldening the Russian military. The only credible way to provide Ukraine with the air capability required for this year's offensive would be for the West to intervene and commit Western assets - and crews - to the conflict. |
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Jun 20 2023, 09:19 AM
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Jun 20 2023, 09:45 AM
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QUOTE(MilitaryMadness @ Jun 20 2023, 09:11 AM) WW3 lai lai That's just wishful thinking.The Russian Air Force has been constrained - to some degree - by the provision of modern Western air defence systems; however, since the start of Ukraine's counteroffensive, the Russian Air Force has increased dramatically its sortie rate and effectiveness. However, Ukraine does not have the air power capability to dominate the skies and is obliged to conduct its much-anticipated counteroffensive without effective air support. However, the Russians can operate over southeast Ukraine with relative impunity and are supporting their land colleagues with a selection of glide munitions that enable the Russian fighters to remain a safe distance from the Ukrainian air defence systems. So, would the earlier provision of F-16s to Ukraine from the West have made a difference? In short- no. The Russian Air Force could decimate a small number of autonomous ageing F-16s, thus destroying Ukraine's fledgling air power capability almost overnight and emboldening the Russian military. The only credible way to provide Ukraine with the air capability required for this year's offensive would be for the West to intervene and commit Western assets - and crews - to the conflict. NATO crews have no need to join when Ukrainian crews can be trained. The US already assessed that Ukrainians can be trained much faster than they originally projected. It's true that Russia has relatively better operating conditions down south, but that's about it. Both sides cannot achieve control of the skies. It's contested because both sides are bristling with anti air missiles and MANPADs. It's not going to be airforce vs airforce, but airforce vs ground force for majority of the engagements. In terms of tech, Russians have a slight edge with BVR as long as AMRAAMs and their ilk are not fielded. Once F16s get into the picture, it's roughly parity (still slight advantage to the Russians paper spec wise for AvA BVR) but i believe they will mostly stay out of each others way unless they really have to. We won't see much increase in dogfights even with F16s IMHO, but with AMRAAMs, the deterrent factor for Russia to take out Ukrainian air assets at BVR will increase. What Western planes like F16 really bring to the table is enhanced operability and integration with Western weapons, which bring new and enhanced strike capabilities: JASSM, JSOW, Harpoons, HARM etc. Just look at the pain the Russians have now with Storm Shadow and multiply that. |
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Jun 20 2023, 11:42 AM
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Jun 20 2023, 11:45 AM
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Jun 20 2023, 12:03 PM
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Jun 20 2023, 12:29 PM
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Jun 20 2023, 02:32 PM
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State of the Bundeswehr
Germany's armed forces only have around 20,000 high explosive artillery shells left, magazine Der Spiegel wrote on Monday citing confidential defence ministry papers prepared to convince the budget committee of the need for urgent purchases. Countries like Germany have rushed to send supplies of 155mm artillery rounds used by howitzers to Ukraine in the wake of its invasion by Russia in February 2022, running down stocks for their own defence. Germany's military needs to build up an inventory of some 230,000 shells by 2031 to comply with NATO goals to have enough artillery to withstand 30 days of intensive combat, Der Spiegel wrote. The defence ministry did not immediately reply to a request for comment. The ministry aims to present the budget committee with nine contracts for the accelerated purchase of artillery and tank ammunition in coming months, Der Spiegel wrote. Yeah, that would probably last the better part of a day |
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Jun 20 2023, 05:21 PM
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Jun 20 2023, 06:52 PM
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Jun 20 2023, 08:41 PM
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Jun 20 2023, 08:50 PM
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Jun 20 2023, 09:17 PM
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QUOTE(oe_kintaro @ Jun 20 2023, 09:45 AM) That's just wishful thinking. Where do you propose that these jets will operate??? Ukraine do not have any airfield that could operate these f16 planes.... Not to mention Russia has ability to strike anywhere in Ukraine...NATO crews have no need to join when Ukrainian crews can be trained. The US already assessed that Ukrainians can be trained much faster than they originally projected. It's true that Russia has relatively better operating conditions down south, but that's about it. Both sides cannot achieve control of the skies. It's contested because both sides are bristling with anti air missiles and MANPADs. It's not going to be airforce vs airforce, but airforce vs ground force for majority of the engagements. In terms of tech, Russians have a slight edge with BVR as long as AMRAAMs and their ilk are not fielded. Once F16s get into the picture, it's roughly parity (still slight advantage to the Russians paper spec wise for AvA BVR) but i believe they will mostly stay out of each others way unless they really have to. We won't see much increase in dogfights even with F16s IMHO, but with AMRAAMs, the deterrent factor for Russia to take out Ukrainian air assets at BVR will increase. What Western planes like F16 really bring to the table is enhanced operability and integration with Western weapons, which bring new and enhanced strike capabilities: JASSM, JSOW, Harpoons, HARM etc. Just look at the pain the Russians have now with Storm Shadow and multiply that. |
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Jun 20 2023, 11:44 PM
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QUOTE(bengm2019 @ Jun 20 2023, 11:25 PM) Where do you propose that these jets will operate??? Ukraine do not have any airfield that could operate these f16 planes.... Not to mention Russia has ability to strike anywhere in Ukraine... Your news outdated liao. The available Ukrainian airfields have already been assessed as adequate. |
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