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Стриминг твитов о российско-украинской войне в ТГ; иногда сообщения также постятся и редактируются вручную
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Rob Lee (Twitter)

Obviously, it is critical that the US pass the supplemental aid package as soon as possible, but, looking at production/stockpile estimates, the relative ammunition situation for Ukraine in 2024 will not be as favorable as it was this summer.
Rob Lee (Twitter)

Which is why the next strategic-level Ukrainian offensive may not be possible until 2025.
Rob Lee (Twitter)

RT @OSINTua: Krynky, Kherson oblast. Short thread🧵

My company takes part at this operation since the beginning. For this quite short period of time managed to destroy 20 enemy artillery pieces, two tanks and a couple of AFV.

Using HIMARS, FPV drones and something else👇
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The Lookout (Twitter)

RT @auonsson: SE Min of Defence @PlJonson:

"GPS-jamming is serious../..we have high competence to identify and possibly attribute these disturbances"

Russia?
"Cant comment specifics../..reckless../..we saw it before in connection to RU exercises../..in FI and NO."
The Lookout (Twitter)

Weather:

The local temperature earlier this morning, a bit on the chilly side.
The Lookout (Twitter)

RT @Drox_Maritime: 🔺OOA activity - New

Russian Navy Baltic Fleet Pr.304/II Amur class repair ship “PM-82” highly likely departed Tartus, 5 January 2024.

It is likely PM-82 is returning to Baltiysk after a 4 month Mediterranean Sea deployment. @shipohollic
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Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (Twitter)

Strike on the Russian BM-21 Grad MLRS. Oleshki forest, Kherson region.
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Rob Lee (Twitter)

@iamtherealgrout: Ukraine has better artillery + crews, but Russia will have a quantitative advantage and Russian EW is affecting GPS guided munitions that Ukraine has received.
The Lookout (Twitter)

RT @RALee85: Just to emphasize once again, Ukraine's summer offensive was made possible by a large shipment of artillery ammunition from South Korea. Ukraine's ammunition expenditure rate was always going to decrease this winter, though the lack of appropriated US funds has exacerbated this. https://twitter.com/ulrichspeck/status/1743561671472222714#m
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The Lookout (Twitter)

RT @ArmsControlWonk: The case for the Russian missile that struck Kharkiv on January 2 being a North Koran Hwasong-11 variant is a very, very strong. A short thread building on the work of the #OSINTatMIIS team, especially the amazing @DuitsmanMS.
https://www.politico.com/news/2024/01/04/kirby-russia-used-north-korean-missiles-in-ukraine-00133879
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Rob Lee (Twitter)

@PatrickBury @shashj @graham_euan: Dunno, North Korea reportedly provided ammo to Wagner back in 2022.
Rob Lee (Twitter)

@CLRans82: Partially. Working on something about that at the moment. They certainly can't replace artillery, but they are a means of partially compensating for a lack of artillery ammunition.
Rob Lee (Twitter)

@RuneLinding: I don't know. The problem is that the US has also tapped into its stockpiles, so I'm not sure South Korea could provide a large batch again without assuming too much risk from their perspective.
The Lookout (Twitter)

@RALee85: 1/
Agree

Artillery ammo availability and having enough shells on hand to achieve a good enough relative weight of fire over time is a key requirement for enabling the next Ukrainian strategic offensive

Western production isn't increasing quick enough to achieve this before '25
The Lookout (Twitter)

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To enable a new offensive, artillery ammo production and deliveries needs to be high enough to cover daily expenditure, which of course increases when the Russians are attacking, and leave a large enough surplus that can be stockpiled for an offensive.
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The Lookout (Twitter)

RT @Drox_Maritime: OOA activity - Update

The departure of the tug “Sergey Balk” strongly suggests that Pacific Fleet Kilo T636.3 class submarine B-588 ‘Ufa” will conduct a short (3-6 month) operational deployment in the Mediterranean Sea. @KaptainLOMA