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Interesting.

If I remember correctly, there haven't been many such missions over the Black Sea since the start of the invasion. Non-combat / not directly war related sorties that is. https://twitter.com/MrFrantarelli/status/1856384539066540174#m

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RT @Tatarigami_UA: In the coming days, Frontelligence Insight will release the second part of our investigation into Su-57 production struggles, showing how component shortages nearly caused missed production targets in 2022. Our first report exposed the program's reliance on Western parts

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In case anyone wonders about the reliability of such reports and press-releases, they are usually correct enough.

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RT @MT_Anderson: 🇺🇸USS Harry S Truman (CV-75)🇺🇸
Likely spot on Sentinel 1 (SAR imagery) in 🇳🇴Vestfjorden, just off the coast of 🇳🇴Bodo (12 November 2024)

CVN-75 operating with allied navies

Sentinel 1 caveats apply

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Confirmation that the sortie took place:

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@briceoka: They fly in a way that means very little to no risk to them.

On combat sorties against Odessa, the general southwest area, or the occasional ones against shipping, the Tu-22Ms fire their missiles and turn around somewhere near the southern tip of Crimea.

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RT @BarentsNews: Russia's Northern Fleet keenly shows off how its servicemen fly drones on training grounds near Norway and Finland. But there has hardly been a tank or an armoured vehicle on display in the far northern local brigades since the start of the full-scale war

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Deconstructing of two Russian turtle tanks. T-72 obr.1989 and T-80BV. Zaporizhzhia front. t.me/Pivnenko_NGU/1769