GeoConfirmed (Twitter)
Before someone asks again: "That is in Poland, why you are calling it GeoConfirmed UKR ?"
Because 'UKR' is related to the conflict/map. (So incidents in other country's, related to the war in UKR, will also be called "GeoConfirmed UKR"
And for one/a few incidents we will not… https://t.co/So9XIuPMif
Before someone asks again: "That is in Poland, why you are calling it GeoConfirmed UKR ?"
Because 'UKR' is related to the conflict/map. (So incidents in other country's, related to the war in UKR, will also be called "GeoConfirmed UKR"
And for one/a few incidents we will not… https://t.co/So9XIuPMif
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GeoConfirmed on Twitter
“Before someone asks again: "That is in Poland, why you are calling it GeoConfirmed UKR ?"
Because 'UKR' is related to the conflict/map. (So incidents in other country's, related to the war in UKR, will also be called "GeoConfirmed UKR"
And for one/a…
Because 'UKR' is related to the conflict/map. (So incidents in other country's, related to the war in UKR, will also be called "GeoConfirmed UKR"
And for one/a…
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Status-6 (Twitter)
Rarely-seen, Romanian-made APR-40 122mm multiple rocket launcher in service of the Ukrainian 37th Separate Marine Brigade targeting Russian positions.
The news about the delivery of these systems to Ukraine appeared in May 2023.
https://t.co/CkqX6O9l8X
Rarely-seen, Romanian-made APR-40 122mm multiple rocket launcher in service of the Ukrainian 37th Separate Marine Brigade targeting Russian positions.
The news about the delivery of these systems to Ukraine appeared in May 2023.
https://t.co/CkqX6O9l8X
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Rob Lee (Twitter)
I would add that, after a mostly dismounted infantry fight for ~6 weeks, it seems Ukraine made another attempt to breakthrough Russian lines in the south with armor in company-size elements last week. Unclear whether Russian attrition has set the conditions for a breakthrough.
I would add that, after a mostly dismounted infantry fight for ~6 weeks, it seems Ukraine made another attempt to breakthrough Russian lines in the south with armor in company-size elements last week. Unclear whether Russian attrition has set the conditions for a breakthrough.
Twitter
Times weighs in today on Ukraine shifting back to the combat tactics it knows best, rather than going with combined-arms warfare taught by the United States.
https://t.co/egty6cKX0I
https://t.co/egty6cKX0I
Rob Lee (Twitter)
@Samizdat24 Not fully clear. They made gains, but they also took losses. There are multiple strong lines of defenses down there, so heavy attrition could cause the offensive to culminate. Russia has also managed to counterattack successfully in some cases. We'll just have to wait and see.
@Samizdat24 Not fully clear. They made gains, but they also took losses. There are multiple strong lines of defenses down there, so heavy attrition could cause the offensive to culminate. Russia has also managed to counterattack successfully in some cases. We'll just have to wait and see.
Status-6 (Twitter)
RT @laraseligman: A final decision has not yet been made, but we are told it is imminent.
Meanwhile, European militaries, including the French, are already evacuating their citizens.
RT @laraseligman: A final decision has not yet been made, but we are told it is imminent.
Meanwhile, European militaries, including the French, are already evacuating their citizens.
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RT @laraseligman: A final decision has not yet been made, but we are told it is imminent.
Meanwhile, European militaries, including the F…
Meanwhile, European militaries, including the F…
IgorGirkin (Twitter)
RT @USAmbKyiv: Russia’s attacks on civilian and port infrastructure in Odesa, Izmail, and Reni devastate places where people live and work. As Russia continues to weaponize food, these escalatory attacks also represent a total assault on Ukraine’s ability to get badly needed grain to people… https://t.co/KEKEIeYBhX
RT @USAmbKyiv: Russia’s attacks on civilian and port infrastructure in Odesa, Izmail, and Reni devastate places where people live and work. As Russia continues to weaponize food, these escalatory attacks also represent a total assault on Ukraine’s ability to get badly needed grain to people… https://t.co/KEKEIeYBhX
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Rob Lee (Twitter)
@shashj I think armor is one component. Russian anti-tank capabilities are quite strong, so Ukraine has to neutralize them with other arms. That has been difficult so far because of a lack of air superiority and other capabilities.
@shashj I think armor is one component. Russian anti-tank capabilities are quite strong, so Ukraine has to neutralize them with other arms. That has been difficult so far because of a lack of air superiority and other capabilities.
Rob Lee (Twitter)
@historicfirearm The problem is that Russia has advantages in an attritional fight because it has more manpower and ammunition.
@historicfirearm The problem is that Russia has advantages in an attritional fight because it has more manpower and ammunition.
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The Lookout (Twitter)
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I think this discussion need some nuance to "trained by the West"
For newer formations, we are talking about wartime raised, mostly mobilized units, given 4-6 weeks of combined arms training.
This should have contributed to managing expectations in advance
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I think this discussion need some nuance to "trained by the West"
For newer formations, we are talking about wartime raised, mostly mobilized units, given 4-6 weeks of combined arms training.
This should have contributed to managing expectations in advance
Twitter
Times weighs in today on Ukraine shifting back to the combat tactics it knows best, rather than going with combined-arms warfare taught by the United States.
https://t.co/egty6cKX0I
https://t.co/egty6cKX0I