Rob Lee (Twitter)

RT @TonyaLevchuk: Another great work of my beloved 95th Brigade. Can you tell what is it?
You can help this unit directly by donating to our evac vehicles fundraiser here: https://www.paypal.com/pools/c/97ih14gMhG
Sent to me by a friend.

Rob Lee (Twitter)

"Budanov also noted that the Russians have made significant progress in Iskander missile production, which has become 'massive'.

He added that guided aerial bombs are also a huge problem.

Quote from Budanov: 'Production [of guided aerial bombs] has increased – I don't want to scare anyone, but by several times, let's say.'"
https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2024/09/14/7475117/

Status-6 (Twitter)

@NancyHo08278454: I presume that the mine was evacuated ages ago, as it has been situated in the close proximity to the frontline for a long time.

Status-6 (Twitter)

FBI: The security incident in Florida appears to be an "assassination attempt" against Donald Trump.

Def Mon (Twitter)

RT @4emberlen: Орки із 6 омсбр сьогодні спробували провести доволі масований штурм в полосі від Верхньокам'янсьго до Спірного , за підтримки бт . Було знищено 1 танк , 2 мтлб , 2 бмп та деяку кількість піхоти . Нажаль мали незначний успіх

Def Mon (Twitter)

Good night people, remember no matter what surprises you might encounter, keep a straight face.

Rob Lee (Twitter)

RT @UAControlMap: Daily Ukraine map thread for Sunday 15th September 2024

Highlights: Russian forces advance at Krutyi Yar, Ukrainsk, Katerynivka, Vuhledar and numerous other small advances. Ukrainian forces are in a bit of a predicament across almost the entire Donetsk front, with Russian forces still on the attack after almost a year.

More Russian drone bombings of civilians in Kherson

Ukrainian forces advance slightly south of Glushkovo, and near Zhuravli in Kursk

Map: uacontrolmap.com

Rob Lee (Twitter)

Videos of Russian FPV strikes on Strykers and armored vehicles (including a Bushmaster MRAP I believe). 274/
t.me/lost_warinua/89513
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t.me/warriorofnorth/2711
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Dan (Twitter)

RT @RALee85: "Budanov also noted that the Russians have made significant progress in Iskander missile production, which has become 'massive'.

He added that guided aerial bombs are also a huge problem.

Quote from Budanov: 'Production [of guided aerial bombs] has increased – I don't want to scare anyone, but by several times, let's say.'"
https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2024/09/14/7475117/

Def Mon (Twitter)

@Kremlin_Lube @jizhak23: You will never find him, he walks in circles.

Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)

RT @FRHoffmann1: @UBannow @drfranksauer @FRHoffmann1: This is a really good and concise thread by Uwe explaining why ITAR restrictions are irrelevant to the current discussion.

In short, Storm Shadow/SCALP-EG missiles were originally developed and built without ITAR components. Due to internal restructuring, MBDA temporarily used US components, which subjected them to ITAR restrictions. However, after the US vetoed an export to Egypt, France replaced these components again.

In any case, ITAR restrictions apply to export control but do not govern the use of these weapons once exported.

Therefore, even if Storm Shadow/SCALP-EG missiles in Ukraine's arsenal include US components, it doesn't make a difference. We already discussed all of this a year ago in the context of Taurus. https://twitter.com/UBannow/status/1835271834364674550#m