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@Henrique_f_a_f @Maks_NAFO_FELLA: It’s around 100 batteries of SAMP-T and Patriot amongst all NATO countries. US has at least 500 Patriot launchers alone. The missiles are also not a problem, US has at least 8,000 to over 9,000 PAC-2/PAC-3 missiles, that’s not including European Countries or increasing production

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@ukraine_map @Henrique_f_a_f @Maks_NAFO_FELLA: NATO has around 90 to 95 currently operating SAMP-T and Patriot batteries, with about +15 additional Patriot systems or more on order. About 5 of those will be sent to Ukraine, but there is no reason NATO can’t sent 5 to 10 more systems to Ukraine so they can properly be defended

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@clashreport: You never know what provocation China will do to Taiwan 🇹🇼 or the planes in the air space

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@Navsteva: Source: Trust Me Bro 🤡

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RT @CovertShores: ***BREAKING***

#Russian naval drone (USV) shown with Starlink (!)

Russia is generally behind #Ukraine in use of USVs, but this design appears sensible, similar to Magura and Sea Baby types
#OSINT

https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2024/08/new-russian-navy-murena-maritime-drone/

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ru worms propaganda

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RT @GuyPlopsky: Interesting photo, posted on the Aviahub Telegram channel earlier today, showing an OFZAB-500 - fitted with what appears to be an UMPK kit - under the port wing of a VKS Su-34. Confirms that UMPK-equipped OFZAB-500s are also being used.
Photo link:
t.me/Aviahub34/3639

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And these maps only show examples of Navy targets.

Other services will have their target sets, which also evolve over time.

Also worth saying that this is what nuclear planners do, and never stopped doing, not just in Russia but in all nuclear powers.

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I would treat the markers on the map as examples. Such planning is a dynamic process, changing with the evolving capabilities on both sides.

For the Russian Navy, the introduction of SS-N-30 has likely changed their role for both conventional and nuclear theatre strike ops.

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@STRATMIL: I'm a bit cautious about labeling this with info ops but perhaps that is because I immediately put it in context.

We should be able to calmly discuss Russian nuclear weapons and their implications but this is difficult, especially in the current situation.

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An important context to remember when reading and analyzing this article and others like it:

This is what nuclear planners do, and never stopped doing, not just in Russia but in all nuclear powers.

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RT @GuyPlopsky: Interesting photo posted on the "warhistoryalconafter" Telegram channel showing a pair of Grom-series satellite-aided air-to-surface weapons (Izdeliye 9-A-7759/9-A1-7759/9-A2-7759) affixed to AKU-58U missile ejection units beneath the inlets of a VKS Su-34 strike fighter. https://twitter.com/MrFrantarelli/status/1823303723021377703#m

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@cwiles001: This is the one I was thinking about.