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#Ukraine: Two Russian T-80BV tanks were taken out of action by Ukrainian AT mines in quick succession in the vicinity of Vuhledar, #Donetsk Oblast.
#Ukraine: Two Russian T-80BV tanks were taken out of action by Ukrainian AT mines in quick succession in the vicinity of Vuhledar, #Donetsk Oblast.
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Rob Lee (Twitter)
RT @DAlperovitch: *NEW* @GeopolDecanted episode: I interview a former US Ranger and Green Beret combat vet, just returned from fighting for 10 months in Ukraine
His story of the fight and impressions of the capabilities of Russian and Ukrainian forces
https://podcast.silverado.org/episodes/interview-this-american-spent-10-months-fighting-in-ukraine
RT @DAlperovitch: *NEW* @GeopolDecanted episode: I interview a former US Ranger and Green Beret combat vet, just returned from fighting for 10 months in Ukraine
His story of the fight and impressions of the capabilities of Russian and Ukrainian forces
https://podcast.silverado.org/episodes/interview-this-american-spent-10-months-fighting-in-ukraine
Geopolitics Decanted by Silverado
Dmitri Alperovitch talks to David Bramlette, a former U.S. Ranger and Green Beret combat veteran, who has recently returned from fighting with the Ukrainian Foreign Legion in the Kharkiv, Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts. David shares his experiences of the war…
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Status-6 (Twitter)
RT @BNODesk: No evidence of extraterrestrial activity in connection with unidentified objects, U.S. officials say - NYT
RT @BNODesk: No evidence of extraterrestrial activity in connection with unidentified objects, U.S. officials say - NYT
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Rob Lee (Twitter)
One thing we are relearning is that assaulting entrenched defensive positions with minefields that are covered by artillery fire and under observation is very difficult. Moving in a file makes sense to avoid mines especially if you have a limited number of minerollers.
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@kemal_115:
Perhaps I'm stupid, for I have little understanding of the land domain and ground-based maneuvers, but how come tactical level Russian formations move in a single file on a (paved) road when approaching enemy positions, like say in Vuhledar? https://t.co/AzSo2lmJzt
One thing we are relearning is that assaulting entrenched defensive positions with minefields that are covered by artillery fire and under observation is very difficult. Moving in a file makes sense to avoid mines especially if you have a limited number of minerollers.
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@kemal_115:
Perhaps I'm stupid, for I have little understanding of the land domain and ground-based maneuvers, but how come tactical level Russian formations move in a single file on a (paved) road when approaching enemy positions, like say in Vuhledar? https://t.co/AzSo2lmJzt
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Rob Lee (Twitter)
@ManglerOfProse Was talking more about non-military audiences. I think the issue for them is that they don't have the necessary advantages (e.g. air superiority) to overcome Ukraine's defenses there, but politics is playing a role in continuing to order assaults.
@ManglerOfProse Was talking more about non-military audiences. I think the issue for them is that they don't have the necessary advantages (e.g. air superiority) to overcome Ukraine's defenses there, but politics is playing a role in continuing to order assaults.
Rob Lee (Twitter)
@ManglerOfProse I think the effect use of RAAMS is interesting because people keep pushing for doing away with FASCAM, but they are obviously still quite useful. One of my other overall points about the way is that we tend to focus on new systems but old tech is still very effective.
@ManglerOfProse I think the effect use of RAAMS is interesting because people keep pushing for doing away with FASCAM, but they are obviously still quite useful. One of my other overall points about the way is that we tend to focus on new systems but old tech is still very effective.
Rob Lee (Twitter)
@MassDara And Muradov, but I think this all comes back to Putin consistently setting unrealistic expectations and relieving everyone who fails to achieve them.
@MassDara And Muradov, but I think this all comes back to Putin consistently setting unrealistic expectations and relieving everyone who fails to achieve them.
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IgorGirkin (Twitter)
RT @NOELreports: Mabey we should start a new show and call it the 'Minefield Masterclasses".
Vuhledar, again. https://twitter.com/NOELreports/status/1624879437828263943/video/1
RT @NOELreports: Mabey we should start a new show and call it the 'Minefield Masterclasses".
Vuhledar, again. https://twitter.com/NOELreports/status/1624879437828263943/video/1
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Rob Lee (Twitter)
A decapitated Russian T-80BV tank with a mineroller and damaged T-72B3 near Vuhledar.
https://tttttt.me/operativnoZSU/77682
A decapitated Russian T-80BV tank with a mineroller and damaged T-72B3 near Vuhledar.
https://tttttt.me/operativnoZSU/77682
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Rob Lee (Twitter)
A Wagner telegram channel posted a video of another apparent execution of a former prisoner and Wagner fighter with a sledgehammer. He was reportedly previously captured by Ukrainian forces.
A Wagner telegram channel posted a video of another apparent execution of a former prisoner and Wagner fighter with a sledgehammer. He was reportedly previously captured by Ukrainian forces.
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Rob Lee (Twitter)
@CasualArtyFan They're saying that Ukrainian units are employing RAAM after they clear lanes. I think it is just tough breach minefields in open terrain under the constant observation of UAVs and within range of artillery.
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@RALee85:
A Lost Armour moderator says that the failed assault in Vuhledar (captured on video) was due to Remote Anti-Armor Mine (RAAM) launched by Ukrainian 155mm howitzers on a corridor that had been cleared of mines. The vehicles either hit these mines of the TM-62 out of the corridor. https://t.co/ms5L38AJJg
@CasualArtyFan They're saying that Ukrainian units are employing RAAM after they clear lanes. I think it is just tough breach minefields in open terrain under the constant observation of UAVs and within range of artillery.
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@RALee85:
A Lost Armour moderator says that the failed assault in Vuhledar (captured on video) was due to Remote Anti-Armor Mine (RAAM) launched by Ukrainian 155mm howitzers on a corridor that had been cleared of mines. The vehicles either hit these mines of the TM-62 out of the corridor. https://t.co/ms5L38AJJg
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A Lost Armour moderator says that the failed assault in Vuhledar (captured on video) was due to Remote Anti-Armor Mine (RAAM) launched by Ukrainian 155mm howitzers on a corridor that had been cleared of mines. The vehicles either hit these mines of the TM…
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Rob Lee (Twitter)
Video from Ukraine's 36th Marine Brigade of a Russian BMP striking a mine.
https://www.facebook.com/GeneralStaff.ua/videos/2447361835415544
Video from Ukraine's 36th Marine Brigade of a Russian BMP striking a mine.
https://www.facebook.com/GeneralStaff.ua/videos/2447361835415544
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Rob Lee (Twitter)
@CasualArtyFan Well they say that UR-77 are unreliable, and apparently they were leaving mine rollers behind earlier in the war because the tank crews didn't like using them. Still, most of the videos now show a mine roller up front.
@CasualArtyFan Well they say that UR-77 are unreliable, and apparently they were leaving mine rollers behind earlier in the war because the tank crews didn't like using them. Still, most of the videos now show a mine roller up front.