Status-6 (Twitter)
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu: The ceasefire [in Lebanon] allows us to focus on the Iranian threat; I won't elaborate on that.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu: The ceasefire [in Lebanon] allows us to focus on the Iranian threat; I won't elaborate on that.
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החדשות - N12 (@N12News)
נתניהו: "הפסקת האש מאפשרת להתמקד באיום האיראני, ולא ארחיב על כך"
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Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (Twitter)
Drone attack on Russian oil refinery in Salavat, Bashkortostan, region of Russia is reported. 1300km from the frontline.
UPD. False alarm. As it is now reported, a civilian An-2 flew into a restricted area over the oil refinery and was fired upon by Russian air defense.
Drone attack on Russian oil refinery in Salavat, Bashkortostan, region of Russia is reported. 1300km from the frontline.
UPD. False alarm. As it is now reported, a civilian An-2 flew into a restricted area over the oil refinery and was fired upon by Russian air defense.
IgorGirkin (Twitter)
RT @OSINTua: It was an interesting day.
Another unit destroyed T-90S (at least it looks like it). I think both tank were from the separate tank battalion of 76 VDV division.
And my company with the help of FPV drone destroyed a very rare AFV «Buran» (2nd visually confirmed).
RT @OSINTua: It was an interesting day.
Another unit destroyed T-90S (at least it looks like it). I think both tank were from the separate tank battalion of 76 VDV division.
And my company with the help of FPV drone destroyed a very rare AFV «Buran» (2nd visually confirmed).
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Status-6 (Twitter)
Update: According to new information, the alert and gunfire in the Russian town of Salavat were prompted by the flight of the An-2 biplane over the industrial zone.
There was no Ukrainian drone attack. https://twitter.com/Archer83Able/status/1861470046788198820#m
Update: According to new information, the alert and gunfire in the Russian town of Salavat were prompted by the flight of the An-2 biplane over the industrial zone.
There was no Ukrainian drone attack. https://twitter.com/Archer83Able/status/1861470046788198820#m
The Lookout (Twitter)
RT @ArmsControlWonk: High resolution images, by contrast, show a modest amount of damage to several buildings. Will see if I can process and post. https://twitter.com/uncensorednews9/status/1860864943022829690#m
RT @ArmsControlWonk: High resolution images, by contrast, show a modest amount of damage to several buildings. Will see if I can process and post. https://twitter.com/uncensorednews9/status/1860864943022829690#m
The Lookout (Twitter)
RT @konrad_muzyka: I very much recommend this interview with the commander of the 3rd Assault Brigade. Here are some key points he made.
1. The war has reached its most challenging phase with conditions on the frontlines now even more difficult than in the spring of 2022. Reasons: a lack of personnel, insufficient training, and issues with motivation linked to professionalism and trust within the military hierarchy.
2. Winter will not bring a significant slowdown in fighting. While adverse weather limits vehicle mobility, Russian infantry tactics will remain unchanged, relying on small groups advancing short distances. For Ukraine, the winter presents unique challenges, particularly for drone operations.
3. The involvement of North Korea in the conflict is concerning primarily due to its defense industrial base rather than its troops.
4. Biletskyi identifies critical issues with Ukraine’s mobilization and military training systems. Distrust in recruitment processes, fear of inadequate training, and unqualified junior officers discourage potential recruits. 80% of the people in centers (instructors?) have not been to war.
5. Maintaining soldier motivation requires more than speeches—it depends on clear plans, effective leadership, adequate resources, and comprehensive care, including proper supplies and medical attention.
6. To address shortage of personnel, he emphasizes improving the efficiency of the army through better training. He advocates for the development of 1000s of qualified instructors capable of training 10 of thousands of soldiers monthly, creating a well-prepared force.
7. Finally, Biletskyi stresses the importance of honest communication with society about the war. Over-reliance on overly positive propaganda risks eroding public trust, particularly when it conflicts with firsthand accounts from the frontlines.
RT @konrad_muzyka: I very much recommend this interview with the commander of the 3rd Assault Brigade. Here are some key points he made.
1. The war has reached its most challenging phase with conditions on the frontlines now even more difficult than in the spring of 2022. Reasons: a lack of personnel, insufficient training, and issues with motivation linked to professionalism and trust within the military hierarchy.
2. Winter will not bring a significant slowdown in fighting. While adverse weather limits vehicle mobility, Russian infantry tactics will remain unchanged, relying on small groups advancing short distances. For Ukraine, the winter presents unique challenges, particularly for drone operations.
3. The involvement of North Korea in the conflict is concerning primarily due to its defense industrial base rather than its troops.
4. Biletskyi identifies critical issues with Ukraine’s mobilization and military training systems. Distrust in recruitment processes, fear of inadequate training, and unqualified junior officers discourage potential recruits. 80% of the people in centers (instructors?) have not been to war.
5. Maintaining soldier motivation requires more than speeches—it depends on clear plans, effective leadership, adequate resources, and comprehensive care, including proper supplies and medical attention.
6. To address shortage of personnel, he emphasizes improving the efficiency of the army through better training. He advocates for the development of 1000s of qualified instructors capable of training 10 of thousands of soldiers monthly, creating a well-prepared force.
7. Finally, Biletskyi stresses the importance of honest communication with society about the war. Over-reliance on overly positive propaganda risks eroding public trust, particularly when it conflicts with firsthand accounts from the frontlines.
Ukrainska Pravda
Andrii Biletskyi: We are now facing the most difficult situation in almost three years of war
Biletskyi spoke to Ukrainska Pravda about the fighting on various fronts, explained what to expect from the Russians in winter, and assessed the threats posed by the involvement of the North Korean army on Russia’s side. We also talked about mobilisation…
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The Lookout (Twitter)
RT @Drox_Maritime: 🔺Research vessel activity
Russian Arctic & Antarctic Research Institute (AARI) owned & operated icebreaker /research vessel “Akademik Fedorov” arrived in Cape Town, 26 November 2024.
Unit departed St. Petersburg, 2 November bound for austral summer tasking. @Springbok1973
RT @Drox_Maritime: 🔺Research vessel activity
Russian Arctic & Antarctic Research Institute (AARI) owned & operated icebreaker /research vessel “Akademik Fedorov” arrived in Cape Town, 26 November 2024.
Unit departed St. Petersburg, 2 November bound for austral summer tasking. @Springbok1973
The Lookout (Twitter)
RT @NavalInstitute: #OTD in 1943, the transport ship HMT Rohna sank off the coast of Algeria after being hit by a Henschel Hs 293 radio-guided glide bomb. The Rohna went down with over 1,000 U.S. Army troops, making it the greatest loss of U.S. life at sea due to enemy action.
RT @NavalInstitute: #OTD in 1943, the transport ship HMT Rohna sank off the coast of Algeria after being hit by a Henschel Hs 293 radio-guided glide bomb. The Rohna went down with over 1,000 U.S. Army troops, making it the greatest loss of U.S. life at sea due to enemy action.
Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)
🇪🇺🇮🇪🇬🇧 There is not enough attention being paid to Ireland in the discourse on European security.
Despite an eye-popping ~€24 billion budget surplus in 2024, their 2025 budget is allocating just €1.35 billion on defence, a paltry 0.25%.
After 100 years of independence, they exist solely at the benevolence of the United Kingdom, which they have outsourced their security to. The Royal Air Force & Royal Navy are the only thing protecting their sovereignty, and the British government is getting tired picking up the tab.
Ireland's high tech sector, the engine of it's economy, is dependent on the security of the undersea cables that surround their waters. Yet they do nothing to ensure the integrity of this critical infrastructure. It's only a matter of time before the nefarious activities the Russians & Chinese are up to in the Baltic make their way west.
🇪🇺🇮🇪🇬🇧 There is not enough attention being paid to Ireland in the discourse on European security.
Despite an eye-popping ~€24 billion budget surplus in 2024, their 2025 budget is allocating just €1.35 billion on defence, a paltry 0.25%.
After 100 years of independence, they exist solely at the benevolence of the United Kingdom, which they have outsourced their security to. The Royal Air Force & Royal Navy are the only thing protecting their sovereignty, and the British government is getting tired picking up the tab.
Ireland's high tech sector, the engine of it's economy, is dependent on the security of the undersea cables that surround their waters. Yet they do nothing to ensure the integrity of this critical infrastructure. It's only a matter of time before the nefarious activities the Russians & Chinese are up to in the Baltic make their way west.
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Rob Lee (Twitter)
Video of the destruction of Toretsk from a BTG from Ukraine's 42nd Mechanized Brigade's 1st Mechanized Battalion.
t.me/ua_42nd_ombr/698
Video of the destruction of Toretsk from a BTG from Ukraine's 42nd Mechanized Brigade's 1st Mechanized Battalion.
t.me/ua_42nd_ombr/698
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Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
@sentdefender: Where did he say “never”? Is it there a source for this post that has a quote? Because people are saying this is inaccurate.
@sentdefender: Where did he say “never”? Is it there a source for this post that has a quote? Because people are saying this is inaccurate.
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IgorGirkin (Twitter)
RT @24th_brigade: ⚡️Часів Яр. Розвалили штурм росіян без шансів — 24 бригада знищила сім БМД-4.
Загарбники намагались влаштувати механізований штурм позицій 24 ОМБр.
При спробі перетину каналу Сіверський Донець - Донбас їх зустріли наші міни.
Далі ворог був добитий дронами та артилерією.
RT @24th_brigade: ⚡️Часів Яр. Розвалили штурм росіян без шансів — 24 бригада знищила сім БМД-4.
Загарбники намагались влаштувати механізований штурм позицій 24 ОМБр.
При спробі перетину каналу Сіверський Донець - Донбас їх зустріли наші міни.
Далі ворог був добитий дронами та артилерією.
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IgorGirkin (Twitter)
Авіація продовжує працювати на усіх напрямках, цього разу французька демократія добила гнид із ФеСеБе в їх логові.
#AASMHAMMER
Курська область, нп Тьоткіно.
Локація: (51.26959, 34.28507)
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Aviation works on all directions. French democracy annihilated the FSB bastards [russian security service]
#AASMHAMMER
Location: Kursk region, Tyotkino
(51.26959, 34.28507)
Соняшник 🌻 t.me/soniah_hub/7806
Авіація продовжує працювати на усіх напрямках, цього разу французька демократія добила гнид із ФеСеБе в їх логові.
#AASMHAMMER
Курська область, нп Тьоткіно.
Локація: (51.26959, 34.28507)
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Aviation works on all directions. French democracy annihilated the FSB bastards [russian security service]
#AASMHAMMER
Location: Kursk region, Tyotkino
(51.26959, 34.28507)
Соняшник 🌻 t.me/soniah_hub/7806