Rob Lee (Twitter)
@TheUnseenView: It depends on the unit and the geometry of the front line. In some places, it is easier to conduct rotations more often, but much more difficult elsewhere, such as Myrnohrad over the winter and fall.
@TheUnseenView: It depends on the unit and the geometry of the front line. In some places, it is easier to conduct rotations more often, but much more difficult elsewhere, such as Myrnohrad over the winter and fall.
Rob Lee (Twitter)
@cameron19460429 @chrisschmitz: For most of the war, GMLRS was the only option for targets at operational depth, but they can't penetrate many hardened or underground targets. FP-2 is a useful addition, but they could still use something heavier.
@cameron19460429 @chrisschmitz: For most of the war, GMLRS was the only option for targets at operational depth, but they can't penetrate many hardened or underground targets. FP-2 is a useful addition, but they could still use something heavier.
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Status-6 (Twitter)
A video documenting intense activity of Russian air defenses over Belgorod during the Ukrainian attack on local energy infrastructure tonight. https://twitter.com/Archer83Able/status/2025689547971994078#m
A video documenting intense activity of Russian air defenses over Belgorod during the Ukrainian attack on local energy infrastructure tonight. https://twitter.com/Archer83Able/status/2025689547971994078#m
Rob Lee (Twitter)
@jeffreyscarson: It’s a big problem. Many soldiers have been fighting for four years and are exhausted. Infantry regularly spend 3 months at a minimum on the front line. There is an uneven burden and the sense of unfairness and exhaustion contributes to the high rate of AWOL.
@jeffreyscarson: It’s a big problem. Many soldiers have been fighting for four years and are exhausted. Infantry regularly spend 3 months at a minimum on the front line. There is an uneven burden and the sense of unfairness and exhaustion contributes to the high rate of AWOL.
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Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (Twitter)
The @14brigade repel Russian motorcycle assault through the cemetery. https://twitter.com/14brigade/status/2025524315567903204#m
The @14brigade repel Russian motorcycle assault through the cemetery. https://twitter.com/14brigade/status/2025524315567903204#m
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Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (Twitter)
/2. Footage of the second feder optic drone strike on the same large Russian warehouse.
/2. Footage of the second feder optic drone strike on the same large Russian warehouse.
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Status-6 (Twitter)
Additional footage from the Russian city of Belgorod during Ukrainian attack on local energy infrastructure objects tonight.
Smoke trails from the launches of Russian S-300/S-400 SAMs are seen in the distance as dozens of explosions can be heard. https://twitter.com/Archer83Able/status/2025689547971994078#m
Additional footage from the Russian city of Belgorod during Ukrainian attack on local energy infrastructure objects tonight.
Smoke trails from the launches of Russian S-300/S-400 SAMs are seen in the distance as dozens of explosions can be heard. https://twitter.com/Archer83Able/status/2025689547971994078#m
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Status-6 (Twitter)
The crew of a Mexican UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter engages CJNG cartel forces with an M134 Minigun rotary machine gun during clashes in Jalisco state.
The crew of a Mexican UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter engages CJNG cartel forces with an M134 Minigun rotary machine gun during clashes in Jalisco state.
Rob Lee (Twitter)
RT @DylanBurns1776: Senior Lieutenant Kuzminsky Yuri Viktorovich, known by many of you in our recent Pokrovsk documentary by the call-sign "Obi-Wan", died on the Pokrovsk axis after receiving wounds from an enemy FPV drone. He guided us through the city during our last trip there when it was semi-encircled on three sides, and did his best to keep us alive while we filmed what remained of the ruins of the city. He was a very clever man, and seemed interested in making sure we documented the war to the best of our ability. I am forever thankful for that.
He served for 542 days in the 68th's "Shershni Dovbusha" unit. Ukrainian command says during his time in uniform he flew 1,477 drone sorties, and disabled 187 enemy personnel, 120 vehicles, 3 mortars, 2 guns.🇺🇦🕯️
RT @DylanBurns1776: Senior Lieutenant Kuzminsky Yuri Viktorovich, known by many of you in our recent Pokrovsk documentary by the call-sign "Obi-Wan", died on the Pokrovsk axis after receiving wounds from an enemy FPV drone. He guided us through the city during our last trip there when it was semi-encircled on three sides, and did his best to keep us alive while we filmed what remained of the ruins of the city. He was a very clever man, and seemed interested in making sure we documented the war to the best of our ability. I am forever thankful for that.
He served for 542 days in the 68th's "Shershni Dovbusha" unit. Ukrainian command says during his time in uniform he flew 1,477 drone sorties, and disabled 187 enemy personnel, 120 vehicles, 3 mortars, 2 guns.🇺🇦🕯️
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Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)
RT @FRHoffmann1: Some thoughts on the impending U.S. operation against Iran:
1) Within hours, the United States, together with Israel, will establish complete air dominance over Iran. What follows will be a highly visible display of power that only the United States can generate at scale.
2) The U.S. and Israeli air forces will conduct continuous operations against Iranian transporter erector launchers; i.e., 24/7. Sortie generation posed a major challenge for Israel during the 12-day war. U.S. participation solves this issue.
3) Stand-off capabilities will play only a limited role beyond the initial phase. Anti-radiation and cruise missiles may be used against SEAD and DEAD targets in the first strike, but most effects are very likely to come from direct-attack munitions.
4) Iran’s ability to generate large-scale ballistic missile launches will be limited to one or two, perhaps three, major salvos. After that, attrition of the TEL fleet will reduce launches to sporadic ballistic missile activity with limited impact.
5) Iran’s most plausible strategy is to prolong the conflict and inflict enough damage on U.S. forces and regional partners to shift U.S. domestic opinion. If Iran assesses that it can meaningfully damage U.S. bases and forces, it will pursue that path; otherwise, full-on countervalue strikes against Israel are most likely.
6) The operation will represent a major test for the U.S. Air Force and provide significant combat experience for U.S. military personnel as the United States prepares for potential confrontation with China, which has yet to fight a high-intensity war under modern conditions.
RT @FRHoffmann1: Some thoughts on the impending U.S. operation against Iran:
1) Within hours, the United States, together with Israel, will establish complete air dominance over Iran. What follows will be a highly visible display of power that only the United States can generate at scale.
2) The U.S. and Israeli air forces will conduct continuous operations against Iranian transporter erector launchers; i.e., 24/7. Sortie generation posed a major challenge for Israel during the 12-day war. U.S. participation solves this issue.
3) Stand-off capabilities will play only a limited role beyond the initial phase. Anti-radiation and cruise missiles may be used against SEAD and DEAD targets in the first strike, but most effects are very likely to come from direct-attack munitions.
4) Iran’s ability to generate large-scale ballistic missile launches will be limited to one or two, perhaps three, major salvos. After that, attrition of the TEL fleet will reduce launches to sporadic ballistic missile activity with limited impact.
5) Iran’s most plausible strategy is to prolong the conflict and inflict enough damage on U.S. forces and regional partners to shift U.S. domestic opinion. If Iran assesses that it can meaningfully damage U.S. bases and forces, it will pursue that path; otherwise, full-on countervalue strikes against Israel are most likely.
6) The operation will represent a major test for the U.S. Air Force and provide significant combat experience for U.S. military personnel as the United States prepares for potential confrontation with China, which has yet to fight a high-intensity war under modern conditions.
Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)
RT @Jeff21461: Definitely not 3-4 per day.
At best it is a high single digit per month, as that is about the rate we see them appear at. https://twitter.com/secretsqrl123/status/2025597012264030209#m
RT @Jeff21461: Definitely not 3-4 per day.
At best it is a high single digit per month, as that is about the rate we see them appear at. https://twitter.com/secretsqrl123/status/2025597012264030209#m
Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)
@ColbyBadhwar: Nearly 1 million very gullible individuals, in this case.
If you're among them, it's never too late to stop, and seek better sources. https://twitter.com/Wakidesignz/status/2025703268857360833#m
@ColbyBadhwar: Nearly 1 million very gullible individuals, in this case.
If you're among them, it's never too late to stop, and seek better sources. https://twitter.com/Wakidesignz/status/2025703268857360833#m
Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
@WarMonitor3: X polls are based on follower base biases, the X algorithm, and in many cases bot farms depending on the question and account
This is the equivalent to some Russian propagandist making a poll and saying “See that’s a landslide 95% of people agree with Russia invading Ukraine”
@WarMonitor3: X polls are based on follower base biases, the X algorithm, and in many cases bot farms depending on the question and account
This is the equivalent to some Russian propagandist making a poll and saying “See that’s a landslide 95% of people agree with Russia invading Ukraine”