Rob Lee (Twitter)
Mike @KofmanMichael and I wrote about the upcoming Ukrainian offensive and what comes afterwards. Although Ukraine will likely make gains, this offensive is unlikely to end the war. Western countries need a plan for supporting Ukraine for a long war.
https://www.foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/russia-war-beyond-ukraines-offensive
Mike @KofmanMichael and I wrote about the upcoming Ukrainian offensive and what comes afterwards. Although Ukraine will likely make gains, this offensive is unlikely to end the war. Western countries need a plan for supporting Ukraine for a long war.
https://www.foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/russia-war-beyond-ukraines-offensive
Foreign Affairs
Beyond Ukraine’s Offensive
The West needs to prepare the country’s military for a long war.
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Def Mon (Twitter)
@vashaperemoha @francisjfarrell @KyivIndependent @sternenko: I have data contradicting his statement. The Russian rate of advance has doubled the last month.
@vashaperemoha @francisjfarrell @KyivIndependent @sternenko: I have data contradicting his statement. The Russian rate of advance has doubled the last month.
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Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
RT @VLS_Appreciator: Thread on Ukraine’s Neptune: The Underdog That Struck Back. 1/20
RT @VLS_Appreciator: Thread on Ukraine’s Neptune: The Underdog That Struck Back. 1/20
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Def Mon (Twitter)
RT @J_JHelin: Contrary to Zelenskyi's statements, the Russian advance in Pokrovsk has not slowed down in the past few weeks. Instead, it has increased significantly.
The way that Zelenskyi is attempting to spin the deteriorating situation in the east does not instil any confidence.
RT @J_JHelin: Contrary to Zelenskyi's statements, the Russian advance in Pokrovsk has not slowed down in the past few weeks. Instead, it has increased significantly.
The way that Zelenskyi is attempting to spin the deteriorating situation in the east does not instil any confidence.
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Def Mon (Twitter)
The statement about the Russian rate of advancement does not align with the data I have. According to Z, the russian rate of advance in Pokorvsk has not changed since the Kursk invasion started. https://twitter.com/vashaperemoha/status/1829165446316339560#m
The statement about the Russian rate of advancement does not align with the data I have. According to Z, the russian rate of advance in Pokorvsk has not changed since the Kursk invasion started. https://twitter.com/vashaperemoha/status/1829165446316339560#m
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Def Mon (Twitter)
My data suggest the Russian rate of advance have doubled since the start of the Kursk invasion.
Graph is based on changes on deepstate map.
My data suggest the Russian rate of advance have doubled since the start of the Kursk invasion.
Graph is based on changes on deepstate map.
Def Mon (Twitter)
I have not factored in Ukrainian gains in Kursk, nor will it. I dont find them relevant to what I wanted to investigate. To those who want to argue " you dont have all the data", no I dont, but deepstate have a pretty good idea about frontline changes.
I have not factored in Ukrainian gains in Kursk, nor will it. I dont find them relevant to what I wanted to investigate. To those who want to argue " you dont have all the data", no I dont, but deepstate have a pretty good idea about frontline changes.
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Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)
🇺🇲🇮🇱 The US Department of Defense has awarded Raytheon a $24.8 million contract for 4 Medium Range Intercept Capability (MRIC) launchers and 80 SkyHunter (Tamir) missiles. MRIC is the US Marine Corps' new ground based air defense system.
These quantities are just 3 missiles short of what the USMC had budgeted across FY23 & FY24.
MRIC has a row of 5 launch cannisters and can support up to 4 rows for a total of 20.
Launcher delivery will likely begin 1 year from now. Delivery of SkyHunter missiles (derivative of Iron Dome's Tamir) are scheduled for Oct 2025 but this will be at least 4 months behind due to this late contract award.
Raytheon and Israel's Rafael broke ground this past February on a new production facility in Camden, AR, which will produce both Tamir for Israel and SkyHunter for the USMC. In May the USMC said that production should begin in late 2025.
SkyHunter unit cost is ~$230,000, with $1.7 million for a launch...
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🇺🇲🇮🇱 The US Department of Defense has awarded Raytheon a $24.8 million contract for 4 Medium Range Intercept Capability (MRIC) launchers and 80 SkyHunter (Tamir) missiles. MRIC is the US Marine Corps' new ground based air defense system.
These quantities are just 3 missiles short of what the USMC had budgeted across FY23 & FY24.
MRIC has a row of 5 launch cannisters and can support up to 4 rows for a total of 20.
Launcher delivery will likely begin 1 year from now. Delivery of SkyHunter missiles (derivative of Iron Dome's Tamir) are scheduled for Oct 2025 but this will be at least 4 months behind due to this late contract award.
Raytheon and Israel's Rafael broke ground this past February on a new production facility in Camden, AR, which will produce both Tamir for Israel and SkyHunter for the USMC. In May the USMC said that production should begin in late 2025.
SkyHunter unit cost is ~$230,000, with $1.7 million for a launch...
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Def Mon (Twitter)
@TuiteroMartin: Not sure how you measure, but I measure area captured based on deepstates map.
@TuiteroMartin: Not sure how you measure, but I measure area captured based on deepstates map.
Def Mon (Twitter)
@TuiteroMartin: I think that's a bad way to represent the reality. You get no sense of the width.
@TuiteroMartin: I think that's a bad way to represent the reality. You get no sense of the width.