Def Mon (Twitter)
@SarahHa42 @GeoConfirmed Russian logistics in Belgorod.
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@SarahHa42:
Railway hub and russian base in Alexeyevka, Belgorod Oblast.
Despite the "goodwill gesture" in the Kharkiv region, it seems that Russia is still using this infrastructure to support Russian forces in the Luhansk region.
50.615899, 38.661741
50.618031, 38.710347
@GeoConfirmed https://t.co/XrD1tbMPbD
@SarahHa42 @GeoConfirmed Russian logistics in Belgorod.
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@SarahHa42:
Railway hub and russian base in Alexeyevka, Belgorod Oblast.
Despite the "goodwill gesture" in the Kharkiv region, it seems that Russia is still using this infrastructure to support Russian forces in the Luhansk region.
50.615899, 38.661741
50.618031, 38.710347
@GeoConfirmed https://t.co/XrD1tbMPbD
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Def Mon (Twitter)
RT @mickbk: Much of the battle for Bakhmut is fought underground, in bunkers where Ukrainian solders use real-time feeds from consumer drones to direct artillery attacks. https://twitter.com/mickbk/status/1597874772809072641/video/1
RT @mickbk: Much of the battle for Bakhmut is fought underground, in bunkers where Ukrainian solders use real-time feeds from consumer drones to direct artillery attacks. https://twitter.com/mickbk/status/1597874772809072641/video/1
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Def Mon (Twitter)
@Neptune_Fella @ChrisO_wiki No need to cuss. That is how I interpreted your previous comment.
@Neptune_Fella @ChrisO_wiki No need to cuss. That is how I interpreted your previous comment.
Def Mon (Twitter)
@richardlwilkins I'm not, I'm comparing the guys in the video with Chechen tiktokers. Would you please answerer my question?
@richardlwilkins I'm not, I'm comparing the guys in the video with Chechen tiktokers. Would you please answerer my question?
Def Mon (Twitter)
@Neptune_Fella @ChrisO_wiki You are making such a good argument. I'm trying to have a serious discussion here but you aren't. We are done here.
@Neptune_Fella @ChrisO_wiki You are making such a good argument. I'm trying to have a serious discussion here but you aren't. We are done here.
Rob Lee (Twitter)
RT @Jack_Watling: A privilege to have worked on this study with Lieutenant General Mykhaylo Zabrodskyi, Oleksandr V. Danylyuk and Nick Reynolds for @RUSI_org. An incomplete, but hopefully useful baseline for learning lessons in conventional warfighting from Ukraine: https://rusi.org/explore-our-research/publications/special-resources/preliminary-lessons-conventional-warfighting-russias-invasion-ukraine-february-july-2022
RT @Jack_Watling: A privilege to have worked on this study with Lieutenant General Mykhaylo Zabrodskyi, Oleksandr V. Danylyuk and Nick Reynolds for @RUSI_org. An incomplete, but hopefully useful baseline for learning lessons in conventional warfighting from Ukraine: https://rusi.org/explore-our-research/publications/special-resources/preliminary-lessons-conventional-warfighting-russias-invasion-ukraine-february-july-2022
www.rusi.org
Preliminary Lessons in Conventional Warfighting from Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: February–July 2022
This study of the early phases of the 2022 war sheds light on Ukraine's strengths and vulnerabilities, and the need for further Western support.
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Def Mon (Twitter)
@richardlwilkins I highly recommend you unfollow if you don't like my opinions. You are not making any arguments I'm wrong. Firing an AK full auto at 1000m without optics or the buttstock erected is just a wasting ammo. Much like the tiktokers.
@richardlwilkins I highly recommend you unfollow if you don't like my opinions. You are not making any arguments I'm wrong. Firing an AK full auto at 1000m without optics or the buttstock erected is just a wasting ammo. Much like the tiktokers.
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Rob Lee (Twitter)
These RUSI reports do a good job of dispelling some of the myths and false conclusions people jumped to in March based on fragmentary information. We have access to more information from Ukraine than any previous war, but it led people to exaggerate how much we actually knew.
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@shashj:
RUSI has a new report out today on lessons from the first phase of the Ukraine war The authors include a Ukrainian lieutenant-general & @Jack_Watling. The paper is full of rich data & implications for other armed forces. I wrote up some highlights here: https://t.co/WbC8Y4NZnL
These RUSI reports do a good job of dispelling some of the myths and false conclusions people jumped to in March based on fragmentary information. We have access to more information from Ukraine than any previous war, but it led people to exaggerate how much we actually knew.
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@shashj:
RUSI has a new report out today on lessons from the first phase of the Ukraine war The authors include a Ukrainian lieutenant-general & @Jack_Watling. The paper is full of rich data & implications for other armed forces. I wrote up some highlights here: https://t.co/WbC8Y4NZnL
Def Mon (Twitter)
@richardlwilkins You are not really making any sense to me. I'm done with this discussion.
@richardlwilkins You are not really making any sense to me. I'm done with this discussion.
Rob Lee (Twitter)
This is particularly true for things like aerial combat and electronic warfare, which are more difficult to observe through social media than ground combat. Some articles written in the spring on lessons learned were essentially disproven by Ukraine's recent offensives.
This is particularly true for things like aerial combat and electronic warfare, which are more difficult to observe through social media than ground combat. Some articles written in the spring on lessons learned were essentially disproven by Ukraine's recent offensives.