#Ukraine has deliberately murdered their own troops
#Zelensky deliberately ordered an attack on a Prisoner of War (#POW) camp,
The camp held Members of #Azov, captured by #Russia during the seige of #Azovstal #Mariupol, S.East Ukraine.
The attack was conducted using the #US-supplied #HIMARS long-range #artillery weapon system
#Zelensky deliberately ordered an attack on a Prisoner of War (#POW) camp,
The camp held Members of #Azov, captured by #Russia during the seige of #Azovstal #Mariupol, S.East Ukraine.
The attack was conducted using the #US-supplied #HIMARS long-range #artillery weapon system
THE DARK SCENARIO: UKRAINE’S MILITARY CAN’T BEAT RUSSIA AND COLLAPSES
#Ukraine has been suffering upwards of 1,000 total #casualties per day in the Donbas since mid-April, after losing thousands of their best fighters in the battle for #Mariupol.
Most of these losses have been to their most experienced and toughest fighters.
Replacements that have continued to come in often do not have even the most rudimentary of training; one study by the Modern War Institute estimated that “just 20 percent (of the Ukrainian personnel in replacement units sent to the front) had even fired a weapon before heading to #combat.”
As more of the original contingent of trained personnel are killed or wounded, the remaining force of inexperience and insufficiently trained troops will be at increased risk of collapse.
The reason: success or failure in modern combat rests not just on having trained individual soldiers and proper volumes of the right kit, but on having experienced and well-trained units.
I cannot overstate the harm done to the Ukrainian Army in the loss of its troops – especially the tactical leaders at platoon, company, and battalion levels – since the war started last February, nor on the harm this loss has done to Ukraine’s ability to mount a credible counter-offensive threat.
While it’s not optimal for replacements to be taught basic combat skills at the front, those that survive can become quite capable.......
#Ukraine has been suffering upwards of 1,000 total #casualties per day in the Donbas since mid-April, after losing thousands of their best fighters in the battle for #Mariupol.
Most of these losses have been to their most experienced and toughest fighters.
Replacements that have continued to come in often do not have even the most rudimentary of training; one study by the Modern War Institute estimated that “just 20 percent (of the Ukrainian personnel in replacement units sent to the front) had even fired a weapon before heading to #combat.”
As more of the original contingent of trained personnel are killed or wounded, the remaining force of inexperience and insufficiently trained troops will be at increased risk of collapse.
The reason: success or failure in modern combat rests not just on having trained individual soldiers and proper volumes of the right kit, but on having experienced and well-trained units.
I cannot overstate the harm done to the Ukrainian Army in the loss of its troops – especially the tactical leaders at platoon, company, and battalion levels – since the war started last February, nor on the harm this loss has done to Ukraine’s ability to mount a credible counter-offensive threat.
While it’s not optimal for replacements to be taught basic combat skills at the front, those that survive can become quite capable.......
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The Dark Scenario: Ukraine’s Military Can’t Beat Russia and Collapses
The War in Ukraine Could End Quite Badly for Kyiv: Last Wednesday, U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Charles Brown said the United States was now considering sending American fighter planes to Ukraine to join its war against Russia. The CIA Director estimated…
DAY 150 OF THE RUSSO-UKRAINIAN WAR
"While #Krasnopal laser-guided munitions have destroyed hundreds of military vehicles, they too are not this war’s principal widow-maker.
That honor belongs to old-school 152-mm shells coupled with humble #Orlan10 #drones.
Perhaps the most basic of the 30 Russian-made drones, the Orlan-10 uses a gasoline-fueled piston engine to power a single-propeller plane with a 2-meter wingspan.
Orlan-10s rely on rubber-band powered catapults for launch and parachutes to land.
Orlan-10s carry retail, made-in-the-USA GPS systems and off-the-shelf Canon cameras.
Nevertheless, Orlan-10s remain airborne for 16 hours at 5-kilometer altitudes whilst signaling real-time data to communication hubs 600 kilometers away.
Typical front-line "battles" consist of Orlan-10s beaming video of Ukrainian troops back to Russian communication hubs which then radio coordinates to batteries of four MSTA howitzers.
The MSTAs then rumble into firing positions up to 25 kilometers from the spotted Ukrainians.
Within one minute the MSTAs simultaneously fire 6 rounds each before driving off to elude counter-artillery.
Each round carries a 45-kilogram shrapnel, or incendiary, bomb.
The Russian Information Agency recently recounted a day wherein 157 such "battles" took place.
The Russians experienced ZERO CASUALTIES."
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"While #Krasnopal laser-guided munitions have destroyed hundreds of military vehicles, they too are not this war’s principal widow-maker.
That honor belongs to old-school 152-mm shells coupled with humble #Orlan10 #drones.
Perhaps the most basic of the 30 Russian-made drones, the Orlan-10 uses a gasoline-fueled piston engine to power a single-propeller plane with a 2-meter wingspan.
Orlan-10s rely on rubber-band powered catapults for launch and parachutes to land.
Orlan-10s carry retail, made-in-the-USA GPS systems and off-the-shelf Canon cameras.
Nevertheless, Orlan-10s remain airborne for 16 hours at 5-kilometer altitudes whilst signaling real-time data to communication hubs 600 kilometers away.
Typical front-line "battles" consist of Orlan-10s beaming video of Ukrainian troops back to Russian communication hubs which then radio coordinates to batteries of four MSTA howitzers.
The MSTAs then rumble into firing positions up to 25 kilometers from the spotted Ukrainians.
Within one minute the MSTAs simultaneously fire 6 rounds each before driving off to elude counter-artillery.
Each round carries a 45-kilogram shrapnel, or incendiary, bomb.
The Russian Information Agency recently recounted a day wherein 157 such "battles" took place.
The Russians experienced ZERO CASUALTIES."
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Antiwar.com Original
Day 150 of the Russo-Ukrainian War
On July 9, Britain’s largest circulation newspaper, the Daily Mail, claimed Ukrainian officials believed Ukraine was "suffering more than 20,000 casualties a month;" and, currently: "200 troops are killed and 800 wounded daily." Moreover, there were: "fears…
Interview with a #Russian Military #Drone/#Swarm systems specialist
OUR STEEL BIRDS: OPPORTUNITIES & PROSPECTS OF UNMANNED GROUPS
Question: "Vladimir Pavlovich, what brought you to science, to the military-industrial complex?"
Vladimir KUTAKHOV, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Honoured Scientist of the Russian Federation:
“Since childhood, I have been attracted to aviation — the most interesting, high-tech field, where you can always find a use for yourself if you want. In addition, our family dynasty is military and aviation.........
We have long said that tomorrow’s battle is not the use of one drone by one operator. It will be just a remote-piloted system: here he controls the joystick from the ‘TV’, a tank is displayed. But when there is a war, we do not need to find a single tank, but to understand its location and role in the enemy grouping.
Therefore, we need to understand how to collect information from multiple drones, how to combine it, how to isolate the main elements from it, and what to do based on this information. You can’t catch this with a single drone.”
Question: And how will the group act in this case?
“There is a whole science of how to manage this group.
Our team keeps repeating the thesis:
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The whole world is talking about this now: the United States, Turkey, and many others are doing this. And we are also seriously engaged in this.
The operator becomes not a person with a button (joystick), but the commander of a combat group.
But how this group should be formed, how to organise interaction, how to be used in combat – this is the subject of scientific research.
Little is said about this in the world’s media, but much is published on the pages of specialised magazines.
After all, the group behaviour of drones is important not only in the military sphere, but also in a wide range of civilian applications.
At the same time, theoretical, software and a number of design solutions are close to each other.
OUR STEEL BIRDS: OPPORTUNITIES & PROSPECTS OF UNMANNED GROUPS
Question: "Vladimir Pavlovich, what brought you to science, to the military-industrial complex?"
Vladimir KUTAKHOV, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Honoured Scientist of the Russian Federation:
“Since childhood, I have been attracted to aviation — the most interesting, high-tech field, where you can always find a use for yourself if you want. In addition, our family dynasty is military and aviation.........
We have long said that tomorrow’s battle is not the use of one drone by one operator. It will be just a remote-piloted system: here he controls the joystick from the ‘TV’, a tank is displayed. But when there is a war, we do not need to find a single tank, but to understand its location and role in the enemy grouping.
Therefore, we need to understand how to collect information from multiple drones, how to combine it, how to isolate the main elements from it, and what to do based on this information. You can’t catch this with a single drone.”
Question: And how will the group act in this case?
“There is a whole science of how to manage this group.
Our team keeps repeating the thesis:
"
Tomorrow’s combat operations are not drone operations; they are the combat operations of groups, groups of interacting drones.’The whole world is talking about this now: the United States, Turkey, and many others are doing this. And we are also seriously engaged in this.
The operator becomes not a person with a button (joystick), but the commander of a combat group.
But how this group should be formed, how to organise interaction, how to be used in combat – this is the subject of scientific research.
Little is said about this in the world’s media, but much is published on the pages of specialised magazines.
After all, the group behaviour of drones is important not only in the military sphere, but also in a wide range of civilian applications.
At the same time, theoretical, software and a number of design solutions are close to each other.
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Our Steel Birds: Opportunities & Prospects of Unmanned Groups
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#Utopia S01 E05
Reality mimicking Art
Predictive Programming
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utopia_(British_TV_series)
"The closer people come to understanding what's truly going on, the more dangerous things become.
As rumors of "Russian flu" proliferate worldwide and a variety of groups and individuals close in on the protagonists, they try to solve the web of mysteries and conspiracies around them."
#C4
#virus
#vaccine
To Watch Episode 4 click here
Reality mimicking Art
Predictive Programming
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utopia_(British_TV_series)
"The closer people come to understanding what's truly going on, the more dangerous things become.
As rumors of "Russian flu" proliferate worldwide and a variety of groups and individuals close in on the protagonists, they try to solve the web of mysteries and conspiracies around them."
#C4
#virus
#vaccine
To Watch Episode 4 click here
Forwarded from Ukraine EXPOSED ZOV (Winter is coming edition)
🇬🇧🇺🇦 John Harding, 59-year-old veteran of the Falklands War of 1982 and a participant in the war in Syria on the side of the Kurds. For the last few years he served in the Azov regiment.
“Soldier of Failure” is almost 60 years old, he is a prisoner of DPR. During one of the interrogations, Harding prays to Boris Johnson for his salvation, he faces the death penalty.
The relatives of the mercenary confirmed that it was he who was captured in the video, and representatives of the British Foreign Office were in constant contact with them.
“Soldier of Failure” is almost 60 years old, he is a prisoner of DPR. During one of the interrogations, Harding prays to Boris Johnson for his salvation, he faces the death penalty.
The relatives of the mercenary confirmed that it was he who was captured in the video, and representatives of the British Foreign Office were in constant contact with them.
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AFU militant surprised by the small supply of food they were given for 4 days
According to the Ukrainian Nazi, they were given this supply of food for four for 4 days.
It is possible that the Ukrainian command is coming out and knows that the "defenders" of Ukraine will not live longer. Well, what's so surprising, why feed the dead?
According to the Ukrainian Nazi, they were given this supply of food for four for 4 days.
It is possible that the Ukrainian command is coming out and knows that the "defenders" of Ukraine will not live longer. Well, what's so surprising, why feed the dead?
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THE SHORTEST HISTORY OF EUROPEAN SURFACE NAVAL WARFARE EVER WRITTEN
Up to the 1400s naval warfare is a species of land warfare. Fire your guns a few times and board the enemy.
Warships have very high forecastles and after castles because it is advantageous to hold the high ground.
The distance of your “bang” is quite short – an arrow’s range, a musket ball or the end of your sword.
Sometime in the 1500s the English get the idea that ships are floating gun platforms but don’t fully understand how to do it and so in the Armada battle they bang away at the Spanish fleet without doing much damage.
It takes a while to standardize guns, work out tactics and it all comes together at Trafalgar.
The bang/distance ratio is still short – a thousand yards is pretty good shooting – and most engagements are much closer.
But as guns get bigger and more accurate the bang/distance ratio grows until at Jutland battleships are hitting smudges on the horizon.
Enter the airplane.........
#navy
#carrier
#zircon
Up to the 1400s naval warfare is a species of land warfare. Fire your guns a few times and board the enemy.
Warships have very high forecastles and after castles because it is advantageous to hold the high ground.
The distance of your “bang” is quite short – an arrow’s range, a musket ball or the end of your sword.
Sometime in the 1500s the English get the idea that ships are floating gun platforms but don’t fully understand how to do it and so in the Armada battle they bang away at the Spanish fleet without doing much damage.
It takes a while to standardize guns, work out tactics and it all comes together at Trafalgar.
The bang/distance ratio is still short – a thousand yards is pretty good shooting – and most engagements are much closer.
But as guns get bigger and more accurate the bang/distance ratio grows until at Jutland battleships are hitting smudges on the horizon.
Enter the airplane.........
#navy
#carrier
#zircon
Beyond Satire: You couldn't make it up! A political cabal at #Wikipedia changed the definition of the word "#Recession" to favor the #Biden regime,
Then all hell broke lose because of the redefinition and as a result not only was the "Recession" page locked to prevent furter changes, but the Wikipedia page for "#Definition" was edited to redefine the meaning of the word "definition" (adding the word "#fluid")
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Here's a quick Kosovo primer: Province of Serbia, occupied by NATO in 1999 after the 78-day (illegal, illegitimate) air war. Serbia's sovereignty was guaranteed by UNSCR 1244, which the US and NATO ignored. Ethnic Albanian separatists, to whom NATO handed over power, declared independence in February 2008; it was first recognized by the US-backed puppet government of Afghanistan.
Serbia, Russia, China and about 100 other countries — including five EU members and even Ukraine — do not recognize Kosovo as independent. Even so, the US and EU are trying to pressure Belgrade to do so. The preferred method is "frog-boiling," having the ethnic Albanian government impose "constitutional order" by abolishing Serb documents and institutions, replacing them with "Kosovian" ones.
Most of the occupied province has been ethnically cleansed of Serbs (and other non-Albanians), with several major enclaves remaining around medieval monasteries in the south, and a chunk of territory in the north where the local Serbs basically self-organized in 1999, and have prevented Albanian control ever since. These people set up roadblocks back in 2011-13 and even held a referendum to rejoin Serbia, but the government in Belgrade sold them out.
The most recent attempt by "Kosovo" to impose its documents on the north, in September 2021, led to Serbian military being placed on alert and fears a war might break out. So now, Pristina authorities spiced their move up with accusations that Serbia was staging some kind of attack, on behalf of Russia, hoping the Western public high on Ukropium would buy it.
The latest news is that the US ambassador asked Pristina to back off for a month, and they agreed. This suggests the move may have been their own, and not orchestrated by Washington. Or that they need to buy time to prepare better...
Serbia, Russia, China and about 100 other countries — including five EU members and even Ukraine — do not recognize Kosovo as independent. Even so, the US and EU are trying to pressure Belgrade to do so. The preferred method is "frog-boiling," having the ethnic Albanian government impose "constitutional order" by abolishing Serb documents and institutions, replacing them with "Kosovian" ones.
Most of the occupied province has been ethnically cleansed of Serbs (and other non-Albanians), with several major enclaves remaining around medieval monasteries in the south, and a chunk of territory in the north where the local Serbs basically self-organized in 1999, and have prevented Albanian control ever since. These people set up roadblocks back in 2011-13 and even held a referendum to rejoin Serbia, but the government in Belgrade sold them out.
The most recent attempt by "Kosovo" to impose its documents on the north, in September 2021, led to Serbian military being placed on alert and fears a war might break out. So now, Pristina authorities spiced their move up with accusations that Serbia was staging some kind of attack, on behalf of Russia, hoping the Western public high on Ukropium would buy it.
The latest news is that the US ambassador asked Pristina to back off for a month, and they agreed. This suggests the move may have been their own, and not orchestrated by Washington. Or that they need to buy time to prepare better...
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