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For you naval junkies, today was pretty much as significant in naval history as the raid on Taranto: the first mass combined UAV/USV attack on a fleet at anchor.
Brave new world.
For you naval junkies, today was pretty much as significant in naval history as the raid on Taranto: the first mass combined UAV/USV attack on a fleet at anchor.
Brave new world.
Darth Putin@DarthPutinKGB
We are suspending our participation in the grain deal following Ukraine's attack on Sevastopol that both did not happen and also was repulsed whilst not happening..
I remain a master strategist.
Weekend update. While the map is not changing a great deal (though it is changing) this week brings home the difference between what is happening on the direct battlefield, and what is happening behind with the preparations for battle (and how the latter determines the former).
More details are emerging about the Ukrainian attack on Russia’s Black Sea Fleet in occupied Crimea. Lots more clarity to come in the following days, but a few immediate observations are possible. 1/20#Sevastopol
This might be really the Admiral Makarov. #Ukraine #Crimea #Sevastapol
Somewhere in this thread I'm sure it was mentioned that purportedly Russia has expended 70% of their smart munitions. I'm assuming shooting down a satellite would involve some sort of smart technology but have no idea. Regardless, to icon's point, Starlink can probably produce them faster than Russia can shoot them down.Assuming Russia's sattelite attack systems are actually reliable...If Russia starts shooting down Starlink or other Satellites, how does the US respond?
Pretty sure Elon can build and launch them faster than Russia can shoot them down.
Also I'm PRETTY sure starlink satellites can be used to take Russia's far more expensive Military Satellites down If they truly want to open that can of worms....
...ANNNNND guessing that under sanctions Russia is incapable of replacing them.
Somewhere in this thread I'm sure it was mentioned that purportedly Russia has expended 70% of their smart munitions. I'm assuming shooting down a satellite would involve some sort of smart technology but have no idea. Regardless, to icon's point, Starlink can probably produce them faster than Russia can shoot them down.Assuming Russia's sattelite attack systems are actually reliable...If Russia starts shooting down Starlink or other Satellites, how does the US respond?
Pretty sure Elon can build and launch them faster than Russia can shoot them down.
Also I'm PRETTY sure starlink satellites can be used to take Russia's far more expensive Military Satellites down If they truly want to open that can of worms....
...ANNNNND guessing that under sanctions Russia is incapable of replacing them.
Thought Elon said he'd continue to fund itWell, Elon and the US government are in somewhat of a conflict right not regarding the operation of Starlink satellites in Ukraine.
Thought Elon said he'd continue to fund itWell, Elon and the US government are in somewhat of a conflict right not regarding the operation of Starlink satellites in Ukraine.
Another one that wants to stop the caravan with all available means. Looking forward to the seethe and cope when the ships go through without any issues.
Couple weeks ago. I don't think he's particularly happy about when the US government is scratching billion dollar checks for the Ukrainian war effort but I also think he knows that if he pulled the plug, the dynamic in Ukraine would change drastically for the worse.I missed that, if true. Apologies.
VIDEO: Russian missiles shot down over Kyiv this morning as Putin launches another wave of bombing against Ukraine’s critical civilian infrastructure
Russia’s war in Ukraine is a result of a centuries-old dangerous mainstream ideology of Russian chauvinism, and of the oppression this ideology has produced. Let’s take a look at the cultural dimension of this oppression through the lens of Russia’s stereotyping of Ukrainians![]()
Last week, @SpyTalker published a solid piece commenting on how RU's lack of an NCO Corps were the chief cause of failure in UKR.
It not the only one, but it's a huge contributor.
We'll see implications of that as winter approaches
A new1/17
Couple weeks ago. I don't think he's particularly happy about when the US government is scratching billion dollar checks for the Ukrainian war effort but I also think he knows that if he pulled the plug, the dynamic in Ukraine would change drastically for the worse.I missed that, if true. Apologies.
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Elon Musk U-turns, says will keep funding Starlink in Ukraine
Founder of SpaceX says although Starlink is losing money, he will 'just keep funding Ukraine gov't for free'.www.aljazeera.com
The Pentagon is considering paying for the Starlink satellite network by dipping into a fund that has been used to supply weapons and equipment over the long term, two U.S. officials involved in the deliberations have told POLITICO, suggesting the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative could be a good vehicle for the money.
There are other service options beyond SpaceX, although Starlink has been operating in Ukraine at a scale much larger than any other internet provider. Viasat, a California-based satellite communications company, said Friday it is providing support in Ukraine and the region, including providing free community Wi-Fi for Ukrainian refugees in Slovakia.
Reznikov said that “if it’s just a question of money, we have a minimum of three sources. It could come from the Pentagon package supporting Ukraine, also there is a pot of money in Europe,” or private donors could step up.
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis suggested this week that a coalition of European countries could be created to finance the Starlink satellite internet service in Ukraine.
But however it is funded, Reznikov said Ukraine “will continue our communication at the technical level with Elon Musk’s company.”
?You are gonna get this thread locked. I doubt the idea was for psf people to relocate like this.
You are gonna get this thread locked. I doubt the idea was for psf people to relocate like this.
No don't because that's how this thread will get locked. There hasn't been anything discussed in the last few pages that would, just focus on the war and it will be fine. Don't take the bait.Please elaborate.
GeoConfirmed Investigation.
What happened in Sevastopol, Crimea?
A @GeoConfirmed
thread.
We gathered a lot of footage en we will number our tweets xx/
Thx @TilmanPlan4Risk
for this picture.
01/
No clue, but psf people clearly can't help themselves.?You are gonna get this thread locked. I doubt the idea was for psf people to relocate like this.
What would get this locked?
I thiink the idea was for psf people to STFU about political stuff.I doubt the idea was for psf people to relocate like this.
Day 250, October 31st. Summary of Arestovych and Feygin daily broadcast, kindly brought to you by Atis:
@savaadaak
Russian state TV is telling the viewers that it's better to die than to lose the war to the wicked West, claiming that if they lose, Russians will be on display in Western zoos alongside the animals.
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This is a great feed, thanks.
Kerch Bridge Update: Minister of Transportation Savelev says that 250 light cars on average cross the bridge per hour. Heavy cargo is being sent via occupied land corridor from Rostov oblast (7.5k trucks since Oct 8). Only 16 train pairs have been sent across the bridge so far
Russian leaders declare mobilization complete as of 10/31. Below, some thoughts on the stark disconnect between Putin/Shoygu's assurances and actual field conditions for Russian soldiers through the winter. This thread also comes with a very specific soundtrack. /1
I have to say that if someone gave me 300 years of thought, I don’t think that would ever cross my mind as even a plausibility.Russian state TV is telling the viewers that it's better to die than to lose the war to the wicked West, claiming that if they lose, Russians will be on display in Western zoos alongside the animals.
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A Russian helo is hit with a missile. For some unknown reason the pilot continues to fly for a while instead of putting it down. He won't make that mistake again.
Russian mobiks are demanding the "promised" one-off payment of 300,00 roubles, which the military rep says was never actually promised to themThey yell that the deputies should go fight themselves in this case.
Neither of Russia's two Project 11356 frigates currently in the Black Sea, the Admiral Essen and Admiral Makarov (the Admiral Grigorovich is in the Mediterranean), were sunk in the attack. There could be some damage but can't tell from the photo. 6/
Senior Russian military leaders recently had conversations to discuss when and how Moscow might use a tactical nuclear weapon in Ukraine, contributing to heightened concern in Washington and allied capitals, according to multiple senior American officials. https://nytimes.com/2022/11/02/us/
Medvedev is butthurt about smoking in the wrong places on the territory of Russia and is now hinting at the removal of the death penalty moratorium, asking to execute people caught doing something wrong without any trial or investigation.
Gotta love the reactions of the violent vatniks to the resumption of the grain deal. They previously called for strikes against ships or ports, but have been duped by their government again.
Russian propagandist Vladimir Solovyov is angry and despondent because Russia is floundering in Ukraine. He lies that NATO started the war against Russia on Feb 17 and airs a multitude of grievances against Joe Biden, Volodymyr Zelensky, Jamie Raskin, Oleg Tinkov, Germany et al.