The Lookout (Twitter)
RT @kromark: Meanwhile some more modern T-80БВ (MY1983, h/t @RALee85) is heading for repair works to Uralvagonzavod. Platform says "Yekaterinburg central station", 140 km from UVZ which is working 24/7 shifts now). See geolocation in the next tweet ⬇️ https://twitter.com/kromark/status/1572576427412967424/photo/1
RT @kromark: Meanwhile some more modern T-80БВ (MY1983, h/t @RALee85) is heading for repair works to Uralvagonzavod. Platform says "Yekaterinburg central station", 140 km from UVZ which is working 24/7 shifts now). See geolocation in the next tweet ⬇️ https://twitter.com/kromark/status/1572576427412967424/photo/1
🇺🇦 Ukraine Weapons Tracker (Twitter)
#Ukraine: Two more Russian BTR-82A APC were captured in #Kharkiv Oblast, via @DesignChamber
#Ukraine: Two more Russian BTR-82A APC were captured in #Kharkiv Oblast, via @DesignChamber
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Rob Lee (Twitter)
The other important short-term effect is that there are criminal penalties for soldiers who refuse to fight. Considering that this was 20-40% of soldiers in some units, that isn't insignificant. But an involuntary fighting force won't have great long-term prospects. 10/
The other important short-term effect is that there are criminal penalties for soldiers who refuse to fight. Considering that this was 20-40% of soldiers in some units, that isn't insignificant. But an involuntary fighting force won't have great long-term prospects. 10/
🇺🇦 Ukraine Weapons Tracker (Twitter)
#Ukraine: The Kraken special unit captured two more Russian tanks in #Kharkiv Oblast- a T-80BV and a T-72B3 Obr. 2016, both in decent condition.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLqoxFAqX7k (Please note that the former is described as a T-80U, which is inaccurate.)
#Ukraine: The Kraken special unit captured two more Russian tanks in #Kharkiv Oblast- a T-80BV and a T-72B3 Obr. 2016, both in decent condition.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLqoxFAqX7k (Please note that the former is described as a T-80U, which is inaccurate.)
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🇺🇦 Ukraine Weapons Tracker (Twitter)
#Ukraine: A Ukrainian BRM-1K reconnaissance vehicle was destroyed by Russian fire- presumably from artillery strikes on a pontoon bridge in the South.
#Ukraine: A Ukrainian BRM-1K reconnaissance vehicle was destroyed by Russian fire- presumably from artillery strikes on a pontoon bridge in the South.
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Necro Mancer (Twitter)
RT @VasyaMakeevskiy: #Макіївка 16:10 ще кілька плюсів, схоже теж ЖД-Бажанова(?)
RT @VasyaMakeevskiy: #Макіївка 16:10 ще кілька плюсів, схоже теж ЖД-Бажанова(?)
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The Lookout (Twitter)
RT @MattEichenlaub: Asked on Putin's threat to use nuclear weapons, the #NATO Secretary General said this was "dangerous and reckless rhetoric". He says NATO monitors closely what Russia does, and that there has so far not been any changes in Russia's nuclear posture.
RT @MattEichenlaub: Asked on Putin's threat to use nuclear weapons, the #NATO Secretary General said this was "dangerous and reckless rhetoric". He says NATO monitors closely what Russia does, and that there has so far not been any changes in Russia's nuclear posture.
Rob Lee (Twitter)
TLDR: this step is likely designed to prevent a collapse of Russian lines before the spring, I suspect it will help in the short-term but not necessarily the long-term, Ukraine still has several advantages, relying on an involuntary force will create numerous problems.
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@RALee85:
Thread:
1) There are more unknowns than knowns at this point
2) It is one of the most significant/riskiest political decisions Putin has ever made
3) He is still resisting a broader mobilization
4) It is an acknowledgment that Russia's war was failing and a change had to be made https://t.co/xyTzjoI3KH
TLDR: this step is likely designed to prevent a collapse of Russian lines before the spring, I suspect it will help in the short-term but not necessarily the long-term, Ukraine still has several advantages, relying on an involuntary force will create numerous problems.
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@RALee85:
Thread:
1) There are more unknowns than knowns at this point
2) It is one of the most significant/riskiest political decisions Putin has ever made
3) He is still resisting a broader mobilization
4) It is an acknowledgment that Russia's war was failing and a change had to be made https://t.co/xyTzjoI3KH
Twitter
TLDR: this step is likely designed to prevent a collapse of Russian lines before the spring, I suspect it will help in the short-term but not necessarily the long-term, Ukraine still has several advantages, relying on an involuntary force will create numerous…
Rob Lee (Twitter)
RT @DAlperovitch: New @TwitterSpaces at 11am EDT/15:00 UTC on implication of Putin’s partial mobilization and nuclear threats.
Join @KofmanMichael, @RALee85 and I for an in-depth discussion and analysis on the impact of this action on the war and Putin’s political future https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1eaKbrEwVmjKX
RT @DAlperovitch: New @TwitterSpaces at 11am EDT/15:00 UTC on implication of Putin’s partial mobilization and nuclear threats.
Join @KofmanMichael, @RALee85 and I for an in-depth discussion and analysis on the impact of this action on the war and Putin’s political future https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1eaKbrEwVmjKX
Twitter
Scheduled: Putin announces 300k partial mobilization: What are the implications
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Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
A long line of traffic has formed stretching from Moscow to Saint Petersburg and continuing in Finland
There is Traffic going South out of Moscow and traffic starting from the Russia-Belarus Border to Poland
This is likely due to Putin recently announcing a Partial Mobilization
A long line of traffic has formed stretching from Moscow to Saint Petersburg and continuing in Finland
There is Traffic going South out of Moscow and traffic starting from the Russia-Belarus Border to Poland
This is likely due to Putin recently announcing a Partial Mobilization
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