The Lookout (Twitter)
Feedback from the front on training received in the West this spring, before deploying as a new brigade.
Recommended reading.
Feedback from the front on training received in the West this spring, before deploying as a new brigade.
Recommended reading.
Necro Mancer (Twitter)
Уроженец села Киевское (РСО), единственный брат для трёх старших сестёр, ст. прапорщик Соколов Сергей Сергеевич 1987 г.р. у Малой Камышевахи 05/09/22 дерзко довылазился на господствующую высоту и получил в голову результатом минометного огня t.me/marzoev_oleg/4803 #всрф #груз200
Уроженец села Киевское (РСО), единственный брат для трёх старших сестёр, ст. прапорщик Соколов Сергей Сергеевич 1987 г.р. у Малой Камышевахи 05/09/22 дерзко довылазился на господствующую высоту и получил в голову результатом минометного огня t.me/marzoev_oleg/4803 #всрф #груз200
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Necro Mancer (Twitter)
Судя по всему, чуваки уже хз сколько времени в одной и той же хате тусуются youtube.com/shorts/7uITG4y47… youtube.com/shorts/OKC3Rx1v7… #всрф #роа
Судя по всему, чуваки уже хз сколько времени в одной и той же хате тусуются youtube.com/shorts/7uITG4y47… youtube.com/shorts/OKC3Rx1v7… #всрф #роа
The Lookout (Twitter)
RT @Drox_Maritime: Russian Navy Northern Fleet amphibious vessel Ivan Gren completes 3-month Baltic Sea deployment.
Returning to northern waters to continue Strength-in-Truth PR campaign.
@shipohollic @The_Lookout_N @CovertShores @BarentsNews
RT @Drox_Maritime: Russian Navy Northern Fleet amphibious vessel Ivan Gren completes 3-month Baltic Sea deployment.
Returning to northern waters to continue Strength-in-Truth PR campaign.
@shipohollic @The_Lookout_N @CovertShores @BarentsNews
The Lookout (Twitter)
RT @vcdgf555: Everybody talking about the tires.
Me: hey, they did this to a plane missing an engine!
RT @vcdgf555: Everybody talking about the tires.
Me: hey, they did this to a plane missing an engine!
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The Lookout (Twitter)
RT @Tatarigami_UA: This topic is rarely discussed, but I feel it's important to briefly talk about it. There's a significant focus on advanced weapons like ATACMS or F16, which are expected to reshape the battlefield.
While I don't dispute the significance of these weapons, I believe the constant buzz around "game changers" sometimes overshadows the critical need for simpler, yet vital resources. These include medevac vehicles, basic IFVs, armored vehicles like the M113, infantry mortars, ammunition for them, artillery, medical kits, stabilization equipment, MANPADs, and drones.
The reality is that Ukrainian volunteers are tirelessly raising funds almost every day to purchase old, unarmored Toyotas in Europe just to secure one vehicle per company or even battalion for evacuating the wounded from the battlefield.
In active combat scenarios, it's entirely possible to lose multiple drones at once, which is why you often see daily fundraisers for them.
Numerous frontline units require basic armored vehicles for transportation and fire support. Acquiring these might not be as glamorous as boasting about Abrams tanks or F16s, but their importance is no less significant.
Unfortunately, Ukraine is in a serious need of a significant amount of "essential vehicles", and not only in the Southern front. Ukrainians are engaged in constant battles across the entire frontline, with particularly intense combat in areas like Bakhmut, Kreminna, and Kupiansk.
In a theater of war heavily influenced by artillery, landmines, and loitering munitions, the rate of equipment loss is far greater than many people realize. This is precisely why I've wrote this text, in an attempt to shed light on this pressing issue.
While I may not have the power to resolve this issue, I urge supporters of Ukraine not to disregard fundraisers for drones or evacuation vehicles, as they are undeniably crucial. We shouldn't forget about essential supplies while chasing bigger goals like ATACMS.
RT @Tatarigami_UA: This topic is rarely discussed, but I feel it's important to briefly talk about it. There's a significant focus on advanced weapons like ATACMS or F16, which are expected to reshape the battlefield.
While I don't dispute the significance of these weapons, I believe the constant buzz around "game changers" sometimes overshadows the critical need for simpler, yet vital resources. These include medevac vehicles, basic IFVs, armored vehicles like the M113, infantry mortars, ammunition for them, artillery, medical kits, stabilization equipment, MANPADs, and drones.
The reality is that Ukrainian volunteers are tirelessly raising funds almost every day to purchase old, unarmored Toyotas in Europe just to secure one vehicle per company or even battalion for evacuating the wounded from the battlefield.
In active combat scenarios, it's entirely possible to lose multiple drones at once, which is why you often see daily fundraisers for them.
Numerous frontline units require basic armored vehicles for transportation and fire support. Acquiring these might not be as glamorous as boasting about Abrams tanks or F16s, but their importance is no less significant.
Unfortunately, Ukraine is in a serious need of a significant amount of "essential vehicles", and not only in the Southern front. Ukrainians are engaged in constant battles across the entire frontline, with particularly intense combat in areas like Bakhmut, Kreminna, and Kupiansk.
In a theater of war heavily influenced by artillery, landmines, and loitering munitions, the rate of equipment loss is far greater than many people realize. This is precisely why I've wrote this text, in an attempt to shed light on this pressing issue.
While I may not have the power to resolve this issue, I urge supporters of Ukraine not to disregard fundraisers for drones or evacuation vehicles, as they are undeniably crucial. We shouldn't forget about essential supplies while chasing bigger goals like ATACMS.
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🇺🇦 Ukraine Weapons Tracker (Twitter)
#Ukraine: A Russian BMD-4M airborne IFV was destroyed by a FPV loitering munition strike of the Ukrainian 47th Brigade in #Zaporizhzhia Oblast, with the ammunition cookoff tearing the vehicle apart.
#Ukraine: A Russian BMD-4M airborne IFV was destroyed by a FPV loitering munition strike of the Ukrainian 47th Brigade in #Zaporizhzhia Oblast, with the ammunition cookoff tearing the vehicle apart.
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The Lookout (Twitter)
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Northern Fleet press-release from yesterday, September 5th, on the Grisha's Brest and Snezhnogorsk conducting ASW exercises against an unnamed nuclear submarine.
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Northern Fleet press-release from yesterday, September 5th, on the Grisha's Brest and Snezhnogorsk conducting ASW exercises against an unnamed nuclear submarine.
Necro Mancer (Twitter)
#Энгельс, Саратовская обл.: покрышек много не бывает twitter.com/ukraine_map/stat… t.me/censor_net/36651 #вксрф
#Энгельс, Саратовская обл.: покрышек много не бывает twitter.com/ukraine_map/stat… t.me/censor_net/36651 #вксрф