Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
@NOELreports: But Ukraine still can’t strike Russia with HIMARS GMLRS. Massive escalation to hit 30km over the border at a force that is gathering troops to invade you
The sad thing is these threats will in no way drag US or NATO into the war just like ATACMS, SCALP, Patriot, and F-16s didn’t
@NOELreports: But Ukraine still can’t strike Russia with HIMARS GMLRS. Massive escalation to hit 30km over the border at a force that is gathering troops to invade you
The sad thing is these threats will in no way drag US or NATO into the war just like ATACMS, SCALP, Patriot, and F-16s didn’t
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Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
@CorniaKen @gunsnrosesgirl3: I knew the comment would be “Good luck removing the trash bag” even before I saw any comment, so predictable.
@CorniaKen @gunsnrosesgirl3: I knew the comment would be “Good luck removing the trash bag” even before I saw any comment, so predictable.
Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
@NOELreports: This means Ukraine 🇺🇦 cannot strike
1. Russia’s main logistics
2. Factories
3. Ammunition depots
4. Fighter jets launching FABs
5. Air defenses
6. Troops and other equipment
7. The port of Novorossiysk with missiles
8. Most of Russia’s combat-ready Ka-52s that are within ATACMS ranges
9. Repair facilities and equipment storage that are purposefully placed a couple of kilometers from the border in Belgorod so HIMARS can’t hit them
10. Air bases are one of the most significant factors to Russian success on the battlefield (35% of Su-34s are at Morozovsk Air Base ~270km from the frontline). Several 300km Cluster ATACMS Missiles would take them out
Most importantly, Ukraine cannot effectively deter invasions from Russia of bordering regions like Sumy, Kharkiv, and Chernihiv. All of Russia is a safe spot against missiles for Russian Forces, while Ukraine has no safe places, no logistics, or air bases that are immune from missile attacks
US needs to realize that by sending Ukraine ATACMS and F-16s, striking Russia with GMLRS, HIMARS, and F-16s is necessary for Ukraine to win the war or make any significant gains on the battlefield and stop an invasion from Russia
Hopefully, this necessary decision doesn’t get postponed for another 1 or 2 years like ATACMS was. Ukraine will also need MLRS Cluster Rockets launched from HIMARS/M270s and the best-equipped F-16s possible
@NOELreports: This means Ukraine 🇺🇦 cannot strike
1. Russia’s main logistics
2. Factories
3. Ammunition depots
4. Fighter jets launching FABs
5. Air defenses
6. Troops and other equipment
7. The port of Novorossiysk with missiles
8. Most of Russia’s combat-ready Ka-52s that are within ATACMS ranges
9. Repair facilities and equipment storage that are purposefully placed a couple of kilometers from the border in Belgorod so HIMARS can’t hit them
10. Air bases are one of the most significant factors to Russian success on the battlefield (35% of Su-34s are at Morozovsk Air Base ~270km from the frontline). Several 300km Cluster ATACMS Missiles would take them out
Most importantly, Ukraine cannot effectively deter invasions from Russia of bordering regions like Sumy, Kharkiv, and Chernihiv. All of Russia is a safe spot against missiles for Russian Forces, while Ukraine has no safe places, no logistics, or air bases that are immune from missile attacks
US needs to realize that by sending Ukraine ATACMS and F-16s, striking Russia with GMLRS, HIMARS, and F-16s is necessary for Ukraine to win the war or make any significant gains on the battlefield and stop an invasion from Russia
Hopefully, this necessary decision doesn’t get postponed for another 1 or 2 years like ATACMS was. Ukraine will also need MLRS Cluster Rockets launched from HIMARS/M270s and the best-equipped F-16s possible
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Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
@Zagonel85: It makes me feel like this should happen more often until Russian Forces get destroyed by Ukraine 🇺🇦
@Zagonel85: It makes me feel like this should happen more often until Russian Forces get destroyed by Ukraine 🇺🇦
Dan (Twitter)
77-79. West of Hlyboke.
1/3. In fact a group from the🇷🇺11th Tank Regt got into the very north of the above mentioned dachas, but was eliminated by🇺🇦92nd Assault Bde + 8th Special Purpose Regt.
4 RuAF were KIA + 2 POWs (see tweet 79).
FPV strikes shown next.https://x.com/EjShahid/status/1790802464314105939 https://twitter.com/EjShahid/status/1790802464314105939#m
77-79. West of Hlyboke.
1/3. In fact a group from the🇷🇺11th Tank Regt got into the very north of the above mentioned dachas, but was eliminated by🇺🇦92nd Assault Bde + 8th Special Purpose Regt.
4 RuAF were KIA + 2 POWs (see tweet 79).
FPV strikes shown next.https://x.com/EjShahid/status/1790802464314105939 https://twitter.com/EjShahid/status/1790802464314105939#m
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Dan (Twitter)
78-79. West of Hlyboke.
2/3. A later release from the🇺🇦92nd Assault Brigade's 'Achilles' UAV Strike Battalion shows views from the two FPV drones used to 'smoke out' the Russians. They are flown through both 1st floor windows.
Film released 16 May. t.me/fedorenkoys/325
78-79. West of Hlyboke.
2/3. A later release from the🇺🇦92nd Assault Brigade's 'Achilles' UAV Strike Battalion shows views from the two FPV drones used to 'smoke out' the Russians. They are flown through both 1st floor windows.
Film released 16 May. t.me/fedorenkoys/325
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Dan (Twitter)
79. Dachas west of Hlyboke, mid May.
3/3. Pictures of the two🇷🇺11th Tank Regiment POWs captured by the🇺🇦92nd Assault Bde and the 8th Special Purpose Regiment in the action shown in tweet 77-78.
Pics released 15 May. t.me/kiber_boroshno/8308
79. Dachas west of Hlyboke, mid May.
3/3. Pictures of the two🇷🇺11th Tank Regiment POWs captured by the🇺🇦92nd Assault Bde and the 8th Special Purpose Regiment in the action shown in tweet 77-78.
Pics released 15 May. t.me/kiber_boroshno/8308
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Dan (Twitter)
80. West of Hlyboke, mid May.
As in tweet 79, another 11th Tank Regt POW taken in the Dachas. From its Motor-Rifle Battalion's, 2nd Company.
He says a 1st group of 7 advanced along a tree line, but only one survived, the rest blown up on the mines.
Then he and 13 others were ordered forward. At the end of the same tree line they were joined by 5 men who gave orders and forced his group ahead. They reached the dachas. Five of them sheltered in a house. They were told to leave the house but refused. The house was hit by a drone. They left the house and surrendered to the UAF.
h/t @Cezve_340ml
Film released 20 May. t.me/poisk_in_ua/59393
80. West of Hlyboke, mid May.
As in tweet 79, another 11th Tank Regt POW taken in the Dachas. From its Motor-Rifle Battalion's, 2nd Company.
He says a 1st group of 7 advanced along a tree line, but only one survived, the rest blown up on the mines.
Then he and 13 others were ordered forward. At the end of the same tree line they were joined by 5 men who gave orders and forced his group ahead. They reached the dachas. Five of them sheltered in a house. They were told to leave the house but refused. The house was hit by a drone. They left the house and surrendered to the UAF.
h/t @Cezve_340ml
Film released 20 May. t.me/poisk_in_ua/59393
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IgorGirkin (Twitter)
RT @AndrewPerpetua: I was curious, so I mapped airstrikes we geolocated over the past few months. It is temporarily saved as today, and it will go away whenever I update stuff for today. This is just geolocated footage, we have enormously more airstrikes reported w/o video
RT @AndrewPerpetua: I was curious, so I mapped airstrikes we geolocated over the past few months. It is temporarily saved as today, and it will go away whenever I update stuff for today. This is just geolocated footage, we have enormously more airstrikes reported w/o video
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Andrew Perpetua (@AndrewPerpetua) on X
I was curious, so I mapped airstrikes we geolocated over the past few months. It is temporarily saved as today, and it will go away whenever I update stuff for today. This is just geolocated footage, we have enormously more airstrikes reported w/o video …
Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
@pravda_eng: They will not win the war or take back any land or properly defend their territory from Russian attacks on Sumy, Chernihiv, and Kharkiv Regions. US will need to drop this policy, or Russia will end up gaining land continously
@pravda_eng: They will not win the war or take back any land or properly defend their territory from Russian attacks on Sumy, Chernihiv, and Kharkiv Regions. US will need to drop this policy, or Russia will end up gaining land continously
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Dan (Twitter)
RT @GLandsbergis: I don't feel comfortable sending condolences while Iran is sending drones that are used against civilians in Ukraine.
RT @GLandsbergis: I don't feel comfortable sending condolences while Iran is sending drones that are used against civilians in Ukraine.
Dan (Twitter)
RT @APHClarkson: The most likely way out of the impasse surrounding Ukraine's ability to strike targets in Russian territory is if Kyiv is given some discrete assistance that enables Ukrainian arms manufacturers to produce the high end systems needed for various tasks.
RT @APHClarkson: The most likely way out of the impasse surrounding Ukraine's ability to strike targets in Russian territory is if Kyiv is given some discrete assistance that enables Ukrainian arms manufacturers to produce the high end systems needed for various tasks.