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@ukraine_map @franfran2424 @squatsons @3_bm15: They stopped firing Kalibr immediately after Ukraine’s strike in the Black Sea Fleet began and then moving all major shops to Novorossiysk that was not equipped to have Kalibrs. It’s a direct correlation, there is no other reason.

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@D40442962 @squatsons @3_bm15: They may start again, they have shown capacity to at least begin loading Kalibrs on ships in Novorossiysk after doing work on that port for the past couple of months. So now they are not but they are working up to it, and eventually could have Kalibrs effectively in Novorossiysk.

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@ukraine_map @D40442962 @squatsons @3_bm15: I actually provided evidence and statistics for my claims. Unlike the rest of the people here making anecdotal comments and changing their claims everytime I show evidence to go against them. Like Kalibrs fired per month, Ukraine navy reports, and Ukraine’s strike on the BSF.

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@JakeSullivan46 @ZelenskyyUa @AndriyYermak: How is that escalation management working out? While you’re too scared to send Ukraine the necessary equipment to win, Russia continues escalating and bombing Ukrainians.

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@Theka52man @FasoliaGigantes: Not someone in Russia, but I have a lot of research and a lot of data from many different sources, including from Ukraine. And for an entire year before releasing that data, I made sure that the stockpile aligned with Russia’s realistic usage of these missiles. I wouldn’t have released it if I wasn’t confident about the results. So it’s not a random guess it aligns very well with the reality and with Russia’s rate of fire of missiles. Yes, there actually are Russian sources I took into account in the production. And I am not like 100% sure about all of it but some missiles I am more confident than others. I am most confident in the stockpile and production of X-101, Kalibr, and Kinzhal, while I am not so confident about Iskander-M and Iskander-K, or Kh-59 or Shahed stockpiles just because there is not enough data on this.

A lot of work and a lot of research went into this, so it’s the best estimate we can get without someone from the Russian MOD, obviously it’s not perfect. But it is close to reality for some missiles like X-101, Kinzhal, and Kalibr.

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@AdamHutt1984 @KyivIndependent: Unfortunately there are things that both sides don’t do that are ignorant and big mistakes. In this case, having this railway available now makes it much easier for Russia to get weapons to the front, currently, they have drastically decreased their reliance on the Crimean Bridge

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@KyivIndependent: Because they really haven’t tried to stop the development or construction of the railway for months, besides, it being in the range of HIMARS and many other Ukrainian munitions. and Russia was able to construct a railway going through southern Ukraine to not be relying on Crimea.

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@Theka52man @FasoliaGigantes: Do you not like to read anymore than just looking at a graph? Russia produces missiles so they produce 120 of them a month so if they fire 200 of them now they may not have many left, until they produce more and after 2 months they would have 200 more. There is a production rate.

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@John_A_Ridge: Good graphics, can you change the names from AS-Kent to Kh-22, AS-20 Kayak to Kh-35, and other to regular names like Kinzhal, Kalibr, X-101 so people can understand easier?

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@Leowizzs @nexta_tv @TheOnlook3r: This is true. There’s a pattern of Budanov saying things that never end up happening

But some people don’t understand that for example right now Russia has about 103 X-101 cruise missiles, if they launch 103 tomorrow then they can’t do strikes for a month while they produce more

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@aldin_aba: The 1984 Olympic ski jump venue?

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@redbirdsglory: It's been a while since I've heard about conscripts on the border and I haven't been paying much attention to this lately either, but yes, at least they used to have conscript in the border Oblasts so they are probably still there.

The Lookout (Twitter)

@UKikaski @Capt_Navy: In main, they manage to get men to sign contracts. Offering good pay and significant sign-on bonuses probably helps. One cannot rule out some level of coercion in some places, on some occasions, but I don't think that's a major factor behind their recruitment successes.

Many of us analysts underestimated the Russian ability to generate manpower without doing another round of mobilization, comparable to what they did in 2022.

Necro Mancer (Twitter)

@sternenko: Локация: Никольское, Волновахский район, Донецкая обл. https://twitter.com/99Dominik_/status/1774407343054217440#m

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Тут нельзя ходить
t.me/wilddivision82/159 #RussianUkrainianWar

Necro Mancer (Twitter)

Херсонская обл., август 2022 года, ОПГ "Барс-4" после боя: алё, гараж, у тебя как, нормально всё?
t.me/bars_4_SVO/1300 #роа #барс4 #архив