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Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
RT @Schizointel: A couple hundred meters, that is all that separates NATO from war the width of the Danube is all that separates NATO from being subject to the same terror as Ukraine.
Romanians film Ukrainian air defense shooting down UAV's that air defense net and an invisible line is all that separates them from the same destruction and death.
RT @Schizointel: A couple hundred meters, that is all that separates NATO from war the width of the Danube is all that separates NATO from being subject to the same terror as Ukraine.
Romanians film Ukrainian air defense shooting down UAV's that air defense net and an invisible line is all that separates them from the same destruction and death.
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Danvan (Twitter)
RT @Tatarigami_UA: Recently, I've tried to refrain from making negative statements about the overall situation. However, over the past two months, I've come across a continuous stream of statements that I find not only incorrect but also potentially harmful.
One of the most recent trends I've observed is the assertion that the russians lack reserves and are running out of troops. This information is not only inaccurate but also lacks substantiated data on the location and availability of russian reserves.
In the past, I made a similar comment when regiments from the 76th division started moving southward.
Unfortunately, I continue to witness the deployment of additional units and reserves across various parts of the frontline. While I harbor doubts about their potential for an offensive, they appear to be deployed in the areas where Ukrainian forces might breach defenses. Their purpose seems to be slowing down Ukrainian troops and severely limiting their ability to exploit any breakthroughs.
Ultimately, russian forces may not need to advance at this moment but aim to minimize Ukrainian gains from this counter-offensive. They aim to undermine both political and military support for Ukraine.
The enemy remains formidable and capable, despite all their shortcomings. They still possess significant anti-tank capabilities, the ability to deploy remote minefields, employ loitering munitions, maintain artillery and counter-battery capabilities, and continue fortifying their defenses. When individuals push the narrative that the russians are on the verge of collapse and have exhausted their reserves, it fosters unrealistic expectations and diverts attention from the necessity for long-term planning and vision. It can lead to an overemphasis on short-term optimism and hinder the recognition of mistakes, the need for change, or an increase in support.
To an observer, it may seem that advances can continue endlessly. However, this situation underscores the fact that Ukraine does not possess an unlimited supply of ammunition, much of which was provided by South Korea through the US. Furthermore, Ukraine does not have an inexhaustible pool of personnel in the already deployed brigades along the front lines.
Maintaining a healthy optimism is absolutely necessary as our troops make further progress. It's true that russian troops have suffered severe degradation, and counter-battery fire degraded their artillery capabilities. Their captured soldiers have testified about a lack of discipline and a diminishing will to fight. However, this optimism shouldn't transform into delusional hopefulness.
Earlier this spring, I cautioned against setting unrealistic expectations and the belief that russian defenses would collapse within weeks or days, leading to celebrations in liberated Crimea. I emphasized that a counter-offensive alone would not win this war and that we needed to plan for the long term. I hope that now, my message will resonate more strongly.
RT @Tatarigami_UA: Recently, I've tried to refrain from making negative statements about the overall situation. However, over the past two months, I've come across a continuous stream of statements that I find not only incorrect but also potentially harmful.
One of the most recent trends I've observed is the assertion that the russians lack reserves and are running out of troops. This information is not only inaccurate but also lacks substantiated data on the location and availability of russian reserves.
In the past, I made a similar comment when regiments from the 76th division started moving southward.
Unfortunately, I continue to witness the deployment of additional units and reserves across various parts of the frontline. While I harbor doubts about their potential for an offensive, they appear to be deployed in the areas where Ukrainian forces might breach defenses. Their purpose seems to be slowing down Ukrainian troops and severely limiting their ability to exploit any breakthroughs.
Ultimately, russian forces may not need to advance at this moment but aim to minimize Ukrainian gains from this counter-offensive. They aim to undermine both political and military support for Ukraine.
The enemy remains formidable and capable, despite all their shortcomings. They still possess significant anti-tank capabilities, the ability to deploy remote minefields, employ loitering munitions, maintain artillery and counter-battery capabilities, and continue fortifying their defenses. When individuals push the narrative that the russians are on the verge of collapse and have exhausted their reserves, it fosters unrealistic expectations and diverts attention from the necessity for long-term planning and vision. It can lead to an overemphasis on short-term optimism and hinder the recognition of mistakes, the need for change, or an increase in support.
To an observer, it may seem that advances can continue endlessly. However, this situation underscores the fact that Ukraine does not possess an unlimited supply of ammunition, much of which was provided by South Korea through the US. Furthermore, Ukraine does not have an inexhaustible pool of personnel in the already deployed brigades along the front lines.
Maintaining a healthy optimism is absolutely necessary as our troops make further progress. It's true that russian troops have suffered severe degradation, and counter-battery fire degraded their artillery capabilities. Their captured soldiers have testified about a lack of discipline and a diminishing will to fight. However, this optimism shouldn't transform into delusional hopefulness.
Earlier this spring, I cautioned against setting unrealistic expectations and the belief that russian defenses would collapse within weeks or days, leading to celebrations in liberated Crimea. I emphasized that a counter-offensive alone would not win this war and that we needed to plan for the long term. I hope that now, my message will resonate more strongly.
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Necro Mancer (Twitter)
Начни своё утро с буханки (правда, говорят, все живы) t.me/russianocontext/752 #буханкоцид
Начни своё утро с буханки (правда, говорят, все живы) t.me/russianocontext/752 #буханкоцид
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Necro Mancer (Twitter)
03-04/10/23, прилёт по какому-то ж/д вокзалу, слышна вторичная детонация t.me/russianocontext/746 #всрф
03-04/10/23, прилёт по какому-то ж/д вокзалу, слышна вторичная детонация t.me/russianocontext/746 #всрф
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Necro Mancer (Twitter)
#Олешки, Херсонская обл., 21/09/23, "В неравной схватке с Хаймерсом купленная вами дронобойка погибла. Я жив. Хаймерс сложил 4 этажное здание. Мы ещё людей не всех достали. Вряд ли что-то найдём. Пост с дронобойкой был на крыше правого крыла здания" t.me/russianocontext/748
#Олешки, Херсонская обл., 21/09/23, "В неравной схватке с Хаймерсом купленная вами дронобойка погибла. Я жив. Хаймерс сложил 4 этажное здание. Мы ещё людей не всех достали. Вряд ли что-то найдём. Пост с дронобойкой был на крыше правого крыла здания" t.me/russianocontext/748
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Rob Lee (Twitter)
RT @KofmanMichael: Latest Russia Contingency is out. I sit down with Serhii Plokhii for a historical perspective on this war, we talk about his recent book The Russo-Ukrainian War: The Return of History, and much more. @WarOnTheRocks warontherocks.com/episode/th…
RT @KofmanMichael: Latest Russia Contingency is out. I sit down with Serhii Plokhii for a historical perspective on this war, we talk about his recent book The Russo-Ukrainian War: The Return of History, and much more. @WarOnTheRocks warontherocks.com/episode/th…
War on the Rocks
How the Russo-Ukrainian War May End: A Conversation with Serhii Plokhii - War on the Rocks
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Necro Mancer (Twitter)
#Екатеринбург, прощание с Хушбахтом и вручение значка родичам, хоронить повезут в Таджикистан (ничего интересного, какой-то хер 5+ минут трындит про дидов, великого фюрера и т.д. и т.п.) t.me/ZOV_Voevoda/1103 #вксрф #потерьнет #груз200 #Турсунов
#Екатеринбург, прощание с Хушбахтом и вручение значка родичам, хоронить повезут в Таджикистан (ничего интересного, какой-то хер 5+ минут трындит про дидов, великого фюрера и т.д. и т.п.) t.me/ZOV_Voevoda/1103 #вксрф #потерьнет #груз200 #Турсунов
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The Lookout (Twitter)
RT @MT_Anderson: 🇷🇺MED SEA FLOTILLA🇷🇺
0.5M📷 from 6 Oct 2023. Additional proof that Krasnodar is not in port and may also be leaving the Med (along with Sergey Balk). Merkury has also left port leaving Orekhovo-Zuyevo (Buyan-M) as the only warship in port. PM-82 and the Oiler are present as well.
RT @MT_Anderson: 🇷🇺MED SEA FLOTILLA🇷🇺
0.5M📷 from 6 Oct 2023. Additional proof that Krasnodar is not in port and may also be leaving the Med (along with Sergey Balk). Merkury has also left port leaving Orekhovo-Zuyevo (Buyan-M) as the only warship in port. PM-82 and the Oiler are present as well.