‌Def Mon (Twitter)

EU "Chat Control" is a threat to our privacy.
I encourage everyone to fight against it.
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Def Mon (Twitter)

I don't trust my government to keep my data secure, they have time and time again shown they are incapable of securing peoples information

‌Def Mon (Twitter)

Here is the latest example where people with protected identities had their information leaked-
https://www.svt.se/nyheter/inrikes/sofias-uppgifter-lackta-lever-med-skyddad-identitet-av-en-anledning

Necro Mancer (Twitter)

Средний цикл жизни штурма 12 дней (с)
t.me/skala425/691 t.me/spysyodina/108 t.me/wilddivision82/265 t.me/argus38/688 #RussianUkrainianWar

Rob Lee (Twitter)

Video of soldiers in a pick up truck from the Ukrainian National Guard's @14brigade facing a near miss from an FPV and then trying to avoid detection from a fixed-wing UAV in the Pokrovsk direction.
https://t.me/ChervonaKalynaBrigade/3728

Rob Lee (Twitter)

18/ https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1975181106761568409#m

Status-6 (Twitter)

1/ 🇷🇺🪖 Russian milblogger Romanov writes about the current situation in Russian assault infantry units. Basically, it can be concluded that it's a death sentence.

"So, experts, attention, question: Romanov, why haven't you signed a contract yet? Look, they're offering six million (and In the long run eight million!)!

Because: if I sign the contract, they'll send me to the assault force. Despite the fact that:

- I have a certificate of completion from the Military Medical Academy, a course in 'military medical instructor,' and practical experience working on evacuations and stabilization points, etc.;
- I have experience working with UAVs, making adjustments, and a full set of personal equipment (Mavics, remote control, FPV, and navigation system).

Status-6 (Twitter)

2/

It doesn't matter. Regarding the assaultmen.
Because there really aren't enough assaultmen.
What's lacking is precisely the people who will 'push' the enemy on the ground and hold positions at the frontier.

Why aren't there enough of these assaultmen?
Because commanders view them as expendable.
They'll be given new ones, but the General Staff demands advances. Bonuses for advances. And they still have to earn their "advance payments."

Necro Mancer (Twitter)

@DanilkoSer86191: Ну эти цифры явно не по спискам, а по внутренним докам, вопрос, насколько аутентичные

Status-6 (Twitter)

3/

The average assault life cycle is 12 days.
- Day one: he signs the contract and arrives at the training ground;
- Days two to eleven: training at the training ground;
- Day twelve (the final day): arrival at the position.
In hot spots, only one out of two soldiers reaches the position. At best.

Because of enemy's UAVs. Because almost no one is systematically engaged in seizing the initiative in the air. Lack of resources, skills, or desire. When Mavics and FPVs are gone, they are replaced by assaultmen.

Status-6 (Twitter)

4/

I often speak with people who have signed contracts and are arriving at the positions. I ask: Do you understand that you'll be f*cked tomorrow? What's your motivation? The most common answer is: 'My family will receive payments.'

And here is my answer: I do not sign the contract, because from the moment of signing the countdown of my last 12 days will begin.

Status-6 (Twitter)

5/

At the same time, I:
- with the help of my channel members and friendly channels, collect and deliver medical supplies and technical equipment to the soldiers (often to the places where most of the volunteers don't make it);
- conduct medical training for those who will be marching into the thick of things tomorrow;
- visit the site with my UAVs and do the best I can.

Necro Mancer (Twitter)

@roazicnij83919: Из них 11 уходит на "обучение"

Status-6 (Twitter)

6/

What needs to change?

- The Department of Military Counterintelligence must begin real work on cleansing those who turned the war into their own criminal and bloody business (they have a lot of evidence);

- Instant criminal liability for mistakes is a lie. Many casualties occur during assaults because their own command or a neighboring unit reported that these positions had already been taken;

- Replacing pensioners with those who come from the assault units (there are plenty of them already; they understand reality, but they're not allowed to rise above battalion commanders). This is high-tech warfare, not a Slideshow Military Operation.

Necro Mancer (Twitter)

@roazicnij83919: Большей частью ничему, но "положено"

‌Status-6 (Twitter)

7/END

In short, I know the reality all too well. Maybe it's even a good thing that most of our citizens are blissfully ignorant, reinforced by official statements from the Ministry of Defense."

t.me/romanov_92/49495