Danvan (Twitter)
RT @kryscina_by: Раненых российских военных свозят в Мозырь. Также по моей информации, погибших везут в морг РНПЦ.
Это подтверждают врачи и студенты Гомельского государственного медицинского университета, которых в качестве стажировки отправляют лечить оккупантов. https://twitter.com/kryscina_by/status/1498388768067395594/photo/1
RT @kryscina_by: Раненых российских военных свозят в Мозырь. Также по моей информации, погибших везут в морг РНПЦ.
Это подтверждают врачи и студенты Гомельского государственного медицинского университета, которых в качестве стажировки отправляют лечить оккупантов. https://twitter.com/kryscina_by/status/1498388768067395594/photo/1
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Danvan (Twitter)
RT @Rybitzky: Rosjanie walą rakietami prosto w bloki w Charkowie. https://twitter.com/Archer83Able/status/1498267153056870402/video/1
RT @Rybitzky: Rosjanie walą rakietami prosto w bloki w Charkowie. https://twitter.com/Archer83Able/status/1498267153056870402/video/1
MotolkoHelp (Twitter)
❗️The International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) suspended the national team of Belarus from participating in international matches for an indefinite period.
The IIHF strongly condemns the use of military force and urges to use diplomatic means to resolve the conflict.
❗️The International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) suspended the national team of Belarus from participating in international matches for an indefinite period.
The IIHF strongly condemns the use of military force and urges to use diplomatic means to resolve the conflict.
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Alleged footage of Ukraine's Bayraktar TB2 UCAV strike against Russian fuel transport.
Alleged footage of Ukraine's Bayraktar TB2 UCAV strike against Russian fuel transport.
The Lookout (Twitter)
1/3
Some thoughts as we enter the night on D+4:
The setbacks the Russians have suffered until now, has likely caused them to reorganize and resupply today, while new plans are being made.
We have seen some indications today that a shift in Russian conduct of operations is coming
1/3
Some thoughts as we enter the night on D+4:
The setbacks the Russians have suffered until now, has likely caused them to reorganize and resupply today, while new plans are being made.
We have seen some indications today that a shift in Russian conduct of operations is coming
Идзанаги 🇺🇦 🇰🇿 (Twitter)
RT @kryscina_by: Раненых российских военных свозят в Мозырь. Также по моей информации, погибших везут в морг РНПЦ.
Это подтверждают врачи и студенты Гомельского государственного медицинского университета, которых в качестве стажировки отправляют лечить оккупантов. https://twitter.com/kryscina_by/status/1498388768067395594/photo/1
RT @kryscina_by: Раненых российских военных свозят в Мозырь. Также по моей информации, погибших везут в морг РНПЦ.
Это подтверждают врачи и студенты Гомельского государственного медицинского университета, которых в качестве стажировки отправляют лечить оккупантов. https://twitter.com/kryscina_by/status/1498388768067395594/photo/1
The Lookout (Twitter)
2/3
Moving forward we will likely see a more conventional Russian approach:
More emphasis on large use artillery and fires.
Larger units operating more coordinated: multiple BTGs / Regiments / Division on multiple axis, instead of solo-runs by a company or a battalion.
2/3
Moving forward we will likely see a more conventional Russian approach:
More emphasis on large use artillery and fires.
Larger units operating more coordinated: multiple BTGs / Regiments / Division on multiple axis, instead of solo-runs by a company or a battalion.
The Lookout (Twitter)
3/3
Unfortunately this shift means that the level of death and destruction will increase.
However, the excellent Ukrainian defensive effort so far, has galvanized the nation, and their high morale, and fighting spirit, is vital for what I fear lie ahead.
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Unfortunately this shift means that the level of death and destruction will increase.
However, the excellent Ukrainian defensive effort so far, has galvanized the nation, and their high morale, and fighting spirit, is vital for what I fear lie ahead.
Dan (Twitter)
RT @KofmanMichael: What I’ve seen so far suggests that Russian troops were unaware they would be ordered to invade, and appear reluctant to prosecute this war. They don't see Ukrainians as adversaries and the military didn’t prepare them for this campaign. Outside of Chechens, morale seems low. 5/
RT @KofmanMichael: What I’ve seen so far suggests that Russian troops were unaware they would be ordered to invade, and appear reluctant to prosecute this war. They don't see Ukrainians as adversaries and the military didn’t prepare them for this campaign. Outside of Chechens, morale seems low. 5/
Dan (Twitter)
RT @KofmanMichael: This is an unworkable concept of operations. It seems they tried to win quickly and cheaply via 'thunder runs,' hoping to avoid the worst of sanctions & Western outrage. They’ve ended up in the worst of all worlds, trickling more resources into a failed strategy. 6/
RT @KofmanMichael: This is an unworkable concept of operations. It seems they tried to win quickly and cheaply via 'thunder runs,' hoping to avoid the worst of sanctions & Western outrage. They’ve ended up in the worst of all worlds, trickling more resources into a failed strategy. 6/
Dan (Twitter)
RT @KofmanMichael: On the shambolic effort - Russian units are not really fighting as BTGs. They’re driving down roads in small detachments, pushing recon & VDV units forward. Tanks often by themselves and vice versa. Fires & enablers not used decisively, and often not used at all. 8/
RT @KofmanMichael: On the shambolic effort - Russian units are not really fighting as BTGs. They’re driving down roads in small detachments, pushing recon & VDV units forward. Tanks often by themselves and vice versa. Fires & enablers not used decisively, and often not used at all. 8/
Dan (Twitter)
RT @KofmanMichael: Outside of the fighting NW of Kyiv we have a lot of smaller detachments, tanks, IFVs, often recon or VDV units pressing down roads & into cities. Small formations regularly outrunning logistics, without support, or letting support & artillery get ambushed behind them. 9/
RT @KofmanMichael: Outside of the fighting NW of Kyiv we have a lot of smaller detachments, tanks, IFVs, often recon or VDV units pressing down roads & into cities. Small formations regularly outrunning logistics, without support, or letting support & artillery get ambushed behind them. 9/
Dan (Twitter)
RT @KofmanMichael: Beyond large numbers of units strewn out in small detachments & checkpoints, we have the inverse situation as well. Long trains of Russian vehicles stuck in their own traffic jams, entering across the border. Air defenses not covering them, but stuck on the road with them. 10/
RT @KofmanMichael: Beyond large numbers of units strewn out in small detachments & checkpoints, we have the inverse situation as well. Long trains of Russian vehicles stuck in their own traffic jams, entering across the border. Air defenses not covering them, but stuck on the road with them. 10/
Dan (Twitter)
RT @KofmanMichael: As companies & platoons run ahead to seize points, logistics can’t keep up, and they’re not being effectively covered by support. Most of the fights I've seen are small skirmishes, especially on the outskirts of major cities. These may be intense, but not major battles. 11/
RT @KofmanMichael: As companies & platoons run ahead to seize points, logistics can’t keep up, and they’re not being effectively covered by support. Most of the fights I've seen are small skirmishes, especially on the outskirts of major cities. These may be intense, but not major battles. 11/
Dan (Twitter)
RT @KofmanMichael: The truth is that large parts of the Russian military have yet to enter this war, with many of the capabilities still unused. Not to take away from UKR great mil performance, and resilience, but I see a lot of early judgments & conclusions that need moderation. 13/
RT @KofmanMichael: The truth is that large parts of the Russian military have yet to enter this war, with many of the capabilities still unused. Not to take away from UKR great mil performance, and resilience, but I see a lot of early judgments & conclusions that need moderation. 13/
Dan (Twitter)
RT @KofmanMichael: In the first 4 days, Russian tactical aviation, except for some Su-25s, largely sat on the sidelines. So have most combat helicopters. They have hundreds of both deployed in the area. Russia's air force is missing in action, and largely unused. 14/
RT @KofmanMichael: In the first 4 days, Russian tactical aviation, except for some Su-25s, largely sat on the sidelines. So have most combat helicopters. They have hundreds of both deployed in the area. Russia's air force is missing in action, and largely unused. 14/
Dan (Twitter)
RT @KofmanMichael: Except for heavy shelling around Kharkiv, use of fires have been limited compared to how the Russian mil typically operates. Sadly, I think this will change. Russian mil is an artillery army first, and it has used a fraction of its available fires in this war thus far. /16
RT @KofmanMichael: Except for heavy shelling around Kharkiv, use of fires have been limited compared to how the Russian mil typically operates. Sadly, I think this will change. Russian mil is an artillery army first, and it has used a fraction of its available fires in this war thus far. /16
Dan (Twitter)
RT @KofmanMichael: The bulk of the Russian military has yet to enter the fight. Outside Kharkiv, most of the 1st Guards Tank Army, and 20th Army, are just sitting there. They pushed a few BTGs a considerable distance past Sumy, but I think a lot of Russia's forces are still on the sidelines. /17
RT @KofmanMichael: The bulk of the Russian military has yet to enter the fight. Outside Kharkiv, most of the 1st Guards Tank Army, and 20th Army, are just sitting there. They pushed a few BTGs a considerable distance past Sumy, but I think a lot of Russia's forces are still on the sidelines. /17
Dan (Twitter)
RT @KofmanMichael: Hence my next thought. In a desperate effort to keep the war hidden from the Russian public, framing this as a Donbas operation, Moscow has completely ceded the information environment to Ukraine, which has galvanized morale and support behind Kyiv. Another miscalculation. /19
RT @KofmanMichael: Hence my next thought. In a desperate effort to keep the war hidden from the Russian public, framing this as a Donbas operation, Moscow has completely ceded the information environment to Ukraine, which has galvanized morale and support behind Kyiv. Another miscalculation. /19
Dan (Twitter)
RT @KofmanMichael: I won't comment on the host of official claims made in this war so far, except that I think Kyiv is doing a great job shaping perceptions & the information environment. That said, folks should approach official claims critically in a time of war. /20
RT @KofmanMichael: I won't comment on the host of official claims made in this war so far, except that I think Kyiv is doing a great job shaping perceptions & the information environment. That said, folks should approach official claims critically in a time of war. /20