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Rob Lee (Twitter)
Video of Russian soldiers dismounting an ATV to fire at FPVs with rifles and shotguns. An FPV strikes the ATV at the end of the video but doesn't detonate. Looks as though the munition fell off.
t.me/russianocontext/4760
Video of Russian soldiers dismounting an ATV to fire at FPVs with rifles and shotguns. An FPV strikes the ATV at the end of the video but doesn't detonate. Looks as though the munition fell off.
t.me/russianocontext/4760
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Rob Lee (Twitter)
A nice look at their counter-Lancet shelter. https://twitter.com/Teoyaomiquu/status/1837161356824297924#m
A nice look at their counter-Lancet shelter. https://twitter.com/Teoyaomiquu/status/1837161356824297924#m
The Lookout (Twitter)
I agree with the Norwegian Maritime Authority and think one should calm down a bit on the risks posed by the bulk carrier Ruby.
Yes, it is possible to come up with creative scenarios but are they realistic?
This won't be the last ship with ammonium nitrate from Kandalaksha.
I agree with the Norwegian Maritime Authority and think one should calm down a bit on the risks posed by the bulk carrier Ruby.
Yes, it is possible to come up with creative scenarios but are they realistic?
This won't be the last ship with ammonium nitrate from Kandalaksha.
Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)
RT @GLandsbergis: If all NATO members followed Lithuania and increased defence spending to at least 3% of GDP, there would be an extra $270bn available for supporting Ukraine and defending NATO's borders. I hear this is politically "impossible", but here's how Lithuania did it: 🧵1/12
RT @GLandsbergis: If all NATO members followed Lithuania and increased defence spending to at least 3% of GDP, there would be an extra $270bn available for supporting Ukraine and defending NATO's borders. I hear this is politically "impossible", but here's how Lithuania did it: 🧵1/12
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The Lookout (Twitter)
Th Russians stopped export of ammonium nitrate through St. Petersburg in March, meaning before that, ships with this cargo frequently sailed the Baltic.
Now Kandalaksha has been designated for this export, meaning we will see them of the Nor coast.
https://www.fertilizerdaily.ru/20240917-ammiachnuyu-selitru-budut-perevalivat-na-eksport-v-murmanskoj-oblasti/
Th Russians stopped export of ammonium nitrate through St. Petersburg in March, meaning before that, ships with this cargo frequently sailed the Baltic.
Now Kandalaksha has been designated for this export, meaning we will see them of the Nor coast.
https://www.fertilizerdaily.ru/20240917-ammiachnuyu-selitru-budut-perevalivat-na-eksport-v-murmanskoj-oblasti/
Fertilizer Daily
Аммиачную селитру будут переваливать на экспорт в Мурманской области
Отгрузка нитрата аммония в другие страны будет осуществляться через морской порт Кандалакши.
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The Lookout (Twitter)
RT @Saturnax1: #SubSunday #Submarines #Nuclear #Accidents #ColdWar
Resurrecting one of my older threads again.
This time it's a horror story, short🧵:
1. Soviet submarine K-320 was a Project 670 Skat/Charlie I-class nuclear-powered, guided missile submarine (SSGN). Designed by the famous Lazurit design bureau, Charlie-class submarines were made to carry out surprise attacks on the Western/NATO high-value naval assets such as the aircraft carriers and CSG components.
RT @Saturnax1: #SubSunday #Submarines #Nuclear #Accidents #ColdWar
Resurrecting one of my older threads again.
This time it's a horror story, short🧵:
1. Soviet submarine K-320 was a Project 670 Skat/Charlie I-class nuclear-powered, guided missile submarine (SSGN). Designed by the famous Lazurit design bureau, Charlie-class submarines were made to carry out surprise attacks on the Western/NATO high-value naval assets such as the aircraft carriers and CSG components.