Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
What could impact the war immediately are not Tomahawks, but sending hundreds of ATACMS and JASSM cruise missiles to Ukraine 🇺🇦
The US 🇺🇸 has over 2,000 ATACMS missiles, which Ukraine could fire 300km into Russia tomorrow
Why hasn’t the Trump Administration sent any ATACMS or JASSM missiles, which would have an immediate impact on the war? Unlike Tomahawks which will take months, if not years before Ukraine can fire just a small quantity in a limited area
What could impact the war immediately are not Tomahawks, but sending hundreds of ATACMS and JASSM cruise missiles to Ukraine 🇺🇦
The US 🇺🇸 has over 2,000 ATACMS missiles, which Ukraine could fire 300km into Russia tomorrow
Why hasn’t the Trump Administration sent any ATACMS or JASSM missiles, which would have an immediate impact on the war? Unlike Tomahawks which will take months, if not years before Ukraine can fire just a small quantity in a limited area
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Necro Mancer (Twitter)
Рашисты издеваются над украинским военнопленным
t.me/sledcom_press/24609 #скрф #пытки #Милецкий
Рашисты издеваются над украинским военнопленным
t.me/sledcom_press/24609 #скрф #пытки #Милецкий
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Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
@DaddyLoser: Do you have any idea what the US has? The US has over 14,000 JASSM, JASSM-ER, ATACMS, LRASM, SLAM-ER, and Tomahawk missiles. They have more advanced long-range missiles than the entire world combined
Sending a couple of hundred missiles, especially ATACMS, which the US essentially does not need, would do nothing to exhaust US stockpiles. In fact, it would have the opposite effect and push the US to drastically increase its production rate of long-range missiles, just as it has for artillery shells, GMLRS, and air defense interceptors.
The missiles would at least be used to destroy Russian targets worth hundreds of times what they are worth, weakening the 2nd most significant threat to the Western world, instead of sitting in a warehouse for decades and being destroyed eventually. The amount of unused equipment and weapons that the US has scrapped over the decades is insane.
@DaddyLoser: Do you have any idea what the US has? The US has over 14,000 JASSM, JASSM-ER, ATACMS, LRASM, SLAM-ER, and Tomahawk missiles. They have more advanced long-range missiles than the entire world combined
Sending a couple of hundred missiles, especially ATACMS, which the US essentially does not need, would do nothing to exhaust US stockpiles. In fact, it would have the opposite effect and push the US to drastically increase its production rate of long-range missiles, just as it has for artillery shells, GMLRS, and air defense interceptors.
The missiles would at least be used to destroy Russian targets worth hundreds of times what they are worth, weakening the 2nd most significant threat to the Western world, instead of sitting in a warehouse for decades and being destroyed eventually. The amount of unused equipment and weapons that the US has scrapped over the decades is insane.
Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
@ukraine_map @DaddyLoser: Allowing the Axis of Evil to escalate for years while sitting back and doing nothing is a failing strategy
It has allowed Russia to be protected while they ramp up military production to attack NATO; and China sensing US inaction, is preparing for an invasion of Taiwan 🇹🇼
@ukraine_map @DaddyLoser: Allowing the Axis of Evil to escalate for years while sitting back and doing nothing is a failing strategy
It has allowed Russia to be protected while they ramp up military production to attack NATO; and China sensing US inaction, is preparing for an invasion of Taiwan 🇹🇼
Def Mon (Twitter)
RT @spatialillusion: @gossardla @OpenAI: So far my “income” from all the companies that are using milsymbol is some merch. Last week when I got an email from a company with a problem and I solved it, I didn’t even get a thank you.
RT @spatialillusion: @gossardla @OpenAI: So far my “income” from all the companies that are using milsymbol is some merch. Last week when I got an email from a company with a problem and I solved it, I didn’t even get a thank you.
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xyflow · React Flow · Svelte Flow (@xyflowdev)
@gossardla @OpenAI we wrote a blog post about our funding https://xyflow.com/blog/asking-for-money-for-open-source
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Necro Mancer (Twitter)
Зачистка села и эвакуация раненых
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXtIpDUnhpI #79одшбр #всу #мемуары
Зачистка села и эвакуация раненых
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXtIpDUnhpI #79одшбр #всу #мемуары
IgorGirkin (Twitter)
RT @falconua: Комендантська година в Дружківці з 15:00 до 11:00 - це повна хуйня. В ці 4 години всі намагаються скупитись, стоянки біля магазинів забиті авто, в магазинах величезні черги. Замість того, щоб якось убезпечити людей, це тільки утворює їх скупчення
RT @falconua: Комендантська година в Дружківці з 15:00 до 11:00 - це повна хуйня. В ці 4 години всі намагаються скупитись, стоянки біля магазинів забиті авто, в магазинах величезні черги. Замість того, щоб якось убезпечити людей, це тільки утворює їх скупчення
Dan (Twitter)
RT @RALee85: I agree. I think Russia is approaching an inflection point in the coming months about whether to continue the war. In order to capture all of the Donetsk region (which is of questionable actual strategic value for Russia), Moscow may need to conduct another mobilization or otherwise change its current approach, which has not achieved a breakthrough despite Ukrainian manpower issues. Infiltration tactics will likely be less effective over the winter as well. Ukrainian deep strikes are increasing the costs of the war for Russia, and increased support from the US could further strain Russia's ability to sustain the war. If Moscow decides to continue the war well into 2026, it will be demonstrating that it is willing to accept growing risks of lasting damage for questionable strategic gains. With such a cost-benefit analysis, we should not be surprised to see further risky and aggressive moves by Russia intended to deter or compel reduced support to Ukraine.
RT @RALee85: I agree. I think Russia is approaching an inflection point in the coming months about whether to continue the war. In order to capture all of the Donetsk region (which is of questionable actual strategic value for Russia), Moscow may need to conduct another mobilization or otherwise change its current approach, which has not achieved a breakthrough despite Ukrainian manpower issues. Infiltration tactics will likely be less effective over the winter as well. Ukrainian deep strikes are increasing the costs of the war for Russia, and increased support from the US could further strain Russia's ability to sustain the war. If Moscow decides to continue the war well into 2026, it will be demonstrating that it is willing to accept growing risks of lasting damage for questionable strategic gains. With such a cost-benefit analysis, we should not be surprised to see further risky and aggressive moves by Russia intended to deter or compel reduced support to Ukraine.
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Nigel Gould-Davies (@Nigelgd1)
Time may no longer be on Russia’s side.
US, EU and Chinese policies, and domestic strains, are reshaping its calculus.
So Russia is challenging Western resolve in riskier ways. This is certain to escalate unless Europe responds.
My latest for @IISS_org…
US, EU and Chinese policies, and domestic strains, are reshaping its calculus.
So Russia is challenging Western resolve in riskier ways. This is certain to escalate unless Europe responds.
My latest for @IISS_org…
IgorGirkin (Twitter)
RT @WarUnitObserver: 🇷🇺 Russia continues to redeploy forces away from southern Pokrovsk.
- 90th Tank Division is now entirely south of Ivanivka-Novopavlivka
- 35th, 55th, 74th, 137th Brigades redeployed from southern Pokrovsk towards Novopavlivka.
- Only 15th, 30th Brigades & elements of 27th Division remain south of Pokrovsk.
RT @WarUnitObserver: 🇷🇺 Russia continues to redeploy forces away from southern Pokrovsk.
- 90th Tank Division is now entirely south of Ivanivka-Novopavlivka
- 35th, 55th, 74th, 137th Brigades redeployed from southern Pokrovsk towards Novopavlivka.
- Only 15th, 30th Brigades & elements of 27th Division remain south of Pokrovsk.
Rob Lee (Twitter)
@GaudetteRob: I wouldn't go that far. I don't think we should assume they cannot continue the war well into 2026. I think the risks are growing.
@GaudetteRob: I wouldn't go that far. I don't think we should assume they cannot continue the war well into 2026. I think the risks are growing.
Necro Mancer (Twitter)
Калининградский лейтенант-юриспрудент Харитонов Вадим Юрьевич 1967 г.р. по кличке "Хорват" непонятно зачем оказался на СВОВУ и 13/07/24 дембельнулся в Олешках в составе коллегии из 8ми таких же неудачников
vk.com/wall143429708_7929 #всрф #груз200 #потерьнет https://twitter.com/666_mancer/status/1975936025550614793#m
Калининградский лейтенант-юриспрудент Харитонов Вадим Юрьевич 1967 г.р. по кличке "Хорват" непонятно зачем оказался на СВОВУ и 13/07/24 дембельнулся в Олешках в составе коллегии из 8ми таких же неудачников
vk.com/wall143429708_7929 #всрф #груз200 #потерьнет https://twitter.com/666_mancer/status/1975936025550614793#m
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