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@olegpogodin22: Может решил, что воевать попроще, чем лопатой махать

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@sergej_spartak: Зачем туарегам своих убитых показывать? Они стащили вагнеров и местных в одно место и снимают

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"Справа на переднем сиденье спит Белый GreyZone, он погиб, попав в засаду в Мали, сзади спит Романов и еще один важный для нас всех человек, теперь он уснул вечным сном, сегодня утром в зоне СВО его поразил Himars"
t.me/HealerTacMed/10167 #всрф #роа #груз200 #Вагнер #Федянин

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"TOTEM" зажигает
t.me/totem_72/37 t.me/totem_72/38 #RussianUkrainianWar

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@guteniev: Наверно

Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (Twitter)

Germany has updated the list of aid provided to Ukraine:

-8 Leopard 1 A5 tanks;
-21,000 ammunition for GEPARD;
-10 unmanned surface vessels;
-2 Bergepanzer 2 evacuation vehicles;
-10 ground surveillance radars;
-24,810 helmets;
-1 field hospital.

https://www.bundesregierung.de/breg-en/news/military-support-ukraine-2054992

‌Necro Mancer (Twitter)

RT @OSINTua: Unfortunately, that’s true.

We somehow didn’t loose only because of the people who are fighting in the trenches & officers from battalion-brigade level.
Total incompetence of our President and his decisions.
Zero strategy in all spheres. But we are fighting. And will continue.

Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)

RT @Tatarigami_UA: Over a year and a half ago, I wrote multiple posts and threads about the persistence of Soviet-style command within the Ukrainian army. At that time, many dismissed my concerns, arguing that war is not the time for change, or outright attacked me for criticism. Unfortunately, the situation has only worsened since then, and the problem remains systemic. This issue existed before General Zaluzhnyi, continued during his tenure, and has deteriorated further under General Syrskyi. Despite promises to improve the situation, Syrskyi has increased authoritative pressure on commanding officers to hold ground with the same limited resources, and the results are evident.

Earlier this year, I correctly noted with my team that the Kharkiv operation was likely a diversion and that the main focus would remain on Donbas. While our troops have been trying to retake Hlyboke and have spent months holding the Krynki foothold (despite unclear objectives given our limited resources), Russians have systematically exhausted our brigades in Donbas. The Russian approach is not particularly innovative: they send small tactical units against Ukrainian defenses daily until one position falls, then exploit the success. Senior Ukrainian commanders have attempted to adopt similar tactics, forgetting that we have far fewer people and unreliable Western support that may or may not arrive on time, if at all.

Is it better on the Russian side? Absolutely not. My team has recordings of multiple radio communications from the Russian side, revealing threats of execution or denial of medical evacuation if their troops refuse to advance. It is far worse for the Russians, but they have significant advantages in personnel, equipment, vehicles, artillery, and air force. They can afford such tactics—we cannot. Moreover, the Russian army in 2024 is much smarter and more experienced than the disorganized troops we saw in February 2022. The only way to halt their advancement is to outsmart them by being more resourceful and careful, aiming to preserve our personnel when the situation requires it.

It is still possible to break the spine of the Russian army, which has severe logistical problems, dwindling availability of preserved vehicles, reliance on unarmored transportation, unmotivated personnel, and artillery barrel replacement bottlenecks. Additionally, many internal economic problems take time to manifest.

However, the window of opportunity is getting smaller. Unless radical changes are made, we are heading toward the most unfavorable scenario of all: forced negotiations, stalemate, minimization of Western aid, re-armament of the Russian army, and a new round of the war with much more unfavorable outcomes for Ukraine, leading to occupation and forced assimilation.

‌Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)

RT @OSINTua: Unfortunately, that’s true.

We somehow didn’t loose only because of the people who are fighting in the trenches & officers from battalion-brigade level.
Total incompetence of our President and his decisions.
Zero strategy in all spheres. But we are fighting. And will continue.

Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)

@monkey_peter: Old Sidewinders are of limited utility.

‌Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)

@BrookingsFP Q for the Undersecretary: Is there a planned replacement for JSOW aside from JASSM-ER? Has JSOW been declared as excess to requirement or will it be in the near future? #AirSpacePower