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RT @cym27s: Ukrainians attempting to shoot down a Russian X-101 cruise missile in Kyiv region using Manpads.
RT @cym27s: Ukrainians attempting to shoot down a Russian X-101 cruise missile in Kyiv region using Manpads.
Dan (Twitter)
RT @revishvilig: Interestingly, the enemy has started using guns from the 1930s-1940s at the front—specifically 122 mm M-30 howitzers, as well as 152 mm D-1 howitzers. Soviet-era guns from the 1950s, which are still abundant in Middle Eastern, Asian, and African countries, have also been observed
RT @revishvilig: Interestingly, the enemy has started using guns from the 1930s-1940s at the front—specifically 122 mm M-30 howitzers, as well as 152 mm D-1 howitzers. Soviet-era guns from the 1950s, which are still abundant in Middle Eastern, Asian, and African countries, have also been observed
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Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)
🇺🇸🇺🇦 Biden Admin officials leaking to the press, downplaying the impact that ATACMS can have on the battlefield is a self fulfilling prophesy.
When you refuse to make a decision that should have been made 2 and a half years ago, and allow the situation to severely deteriorate, of course the impact will be limited.
It's like saying cancer treatments don't work when you have Stage 4 but you didn't take any action until that point, despite finding out years ago that you had Stage 1.
🇺🇸🇺🇦 Biden Admin officials leaking to the press, downplaying the impact that ATACMS can have on the battlefield is a self fulfilling prophesy.
When you refuse to make a decision that should have been made 2 and a half years ago, and allow the situation to severely deteriorate, of course the impact will be limited.
It's like saying cancer treatments don't work when you have Stage 4 but you didn't take any action until that point, despite finding out years ago that you had Stage 1.
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Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
@cym27s @maria_avdv: So what did you want them to do? They have to intercept the missile or everyone in the city will be left without lights. That’s how air defenses works.
If Russia didn’t launch the missile at the city then nobody would be getting killed today, but they do this 24/7 to Ukrainians.
@cym27s @maria_avdv: So what did you want them to do? They have to intercept the missile or everyone in the city will be left without lights. That’s how air defenses works.
If Russia didn’t launch the missile at the city then nobody would be getting killed today, but they do this 24/7 to Ukrainians.
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Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
@ukraine_map @cym27s @maria_avdv: They intercepted the missile successfully, but it fell into a residential area and exploded. This could be due to PAC-2 interceptors which are older and are not hit-to-kill like PAC-3, or it could be due to PAC-3 hitting a missile but not fully destroying it.
@ukraine_map @cym27s @maria_avdv: They intercepted the missile successfully, but it fell into a residential area and exploded. This could be due to PAC-2 interceptors which are older and are not hit-to-kill like PAC-3, or it could be due to PAC-3 hitting a missile but not fully destroying it.
Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
@ukraine_map @OSINTWarfare: There was a much smaller chance of Ukraine joining NATO or ever being a threat to Russia in 2020-2022 than in 2014 to 2019
Ukraine stopped bringing a full team of diplomats to NATO summits, decreased their military spending by $400 million, paused their long range missile and anti-ship missile programs, decreased tank production significantly, and sold most of their anti-tank weapons to foreign countries.
Guess what? Russia still invaded and used Ukraine being a “Nazi government” as an excuse. It goes against any claim you made about NATO expansion being a threat to Russia. If it was true, which it is not.
@ukraine_map @OSINTWarfare: There was a much smaller chance of Ukraine joining NATO or ever being a threat to Russia in 2020-2022 than in 2014 to 2019
Ukraine stopped bringing a full team of diplomats to NATO summits, decreased their military spending by $400 million, paused their long range missile and anti-ship missile programs, decreased tank production significantly, and sold most of their anti-tank weapons to foreign countries.
Guess what? Russia still invaded and used Ukraine being a “Nazi government” as an excuse. It goes against any claim you made about NATO expansion being a threat to Russia. If it was true, which it is not.
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Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)
@JakubPalowski @cameron19460429: There is nobody that is showing any interest in going back to DPICM. The Army believes that their C-DAEM project will deliver a suitable replacement for that capability.
@JakubPalowski @cameron19460429: There is nobody that is showing any interest in going back to DPICM. The Army believes that their C-DAEM project will deliver a suitable replacement for that capability.
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Necro Mancer (Twitter)
RT @OKhudetska: Дай боже здоровʼя цьому чоловіку і кожному, хто носить турнікети з розрахунку «для себе і для того хлопця», і вміє їх накладати
Як бачимо, теза про носіння 4+ турнікетів давно не стосується лише безпосередньої зони ведення бойових дій https://twitter.com/kava220/status/1858484319028674754#m
RT @OKhudetska: Дай боже здоровʼя цьому чоловіку і кожному, хто носить турнікети з розрахунку «для себе і для того хлопця», і вміє їх накладати
Як бачимо, теза про носіння 4+ турнікетів давно не стосується лише безпосередньої зони ведення бойових дій https://twitter.com/kava220/status/1858484319028674754#m
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Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)
🇺🇸 Northrop Grumman has delivered the Stand-in Attack Weapon (SiAW) test missile to the US Air Force.
Flight tests to "verify that the launch aircraft can safely carry and separate the weapon" can now begin.
"SiAW is an air-to-ground weapon that will provide strike capability to defeat rapidly relocatable targets as part of an enemy’s anti-access/area denial environment."
🇺🇸 Northrop Grumman has delivered the Stand-in Attack Weapon (SiAW) test missile to the US Air Force.
Flight tests to "verify that the launch aircraft can safely carry and separate the weapon" can now begin.
"SiAW is an air-to-ground weapon that will provide strike capability to defeat rapidly relocatable targets as part of an enemy’s anti-access/area denial environment."
Rob Lee (Twitter)
RT @fab_hinz: New blog post: Russia is significantly expanding its solid-propellant production and development sites. The expansions are likely part of a larger push to increase missile production rates.
https://www.iiss.org/online-analysis/military-balance/2024/11/russia-is-expanding-its-solid-propellant-motor-production-facilities/
RT @fab_hinz: New blog post: Russia is significantly expanding its solid-propellant production and development sites. The expansions are likely part of a larger push to increase missile production rates.
https://www.iiss.org/online-analysis/military-balance/2024/11/russia-is-expanding-its-solid-propellant-motor-production-facilities/
IISS
Russia is expanding its solid-propellant motor-production facilities
Russia’s latest expansion and refurbishment of its solid-propellant motor production facilities signals a significant step towards bolstering its missile-manufacturing capabilities.
Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
@OSINTWarfare: There was a much smaller chance of Ukraine joining NATO or ever being a threat to Russia in 2020-2022 than in 2014 to 2019
Ukraine stopped bringing a full team of diplomats to NATO summits, decreased their military spending by $400 million, paused their long range missile and anti-ship missile programs, decreased tank production significantly, and sold most of their anti-tank weapons to foreign countries.
Guess what? Russia still invaded and used Ukraine being a “Nazi government” as an excuse. It goes against any claim you made about NATO expansion being a threat to Russia. If it was true, which it is not.
@OSINTWarfare: There was a much smaller chance of Ukraine joining NATO or ever being a threat to Russia in 2020-2022 than in 2014 to 2019
Ukraine stopped bringing a full team of diplomats to NATO summits, decreased their military spending by $400 million, paused their long range missile and anti-ship missile programs, decreased tank production significantly, and sold most of their anti-tank weapons to foreign countries.
Guess what? Russia still invaded and used Ukraine being a “Nazi government” as an excuse. It goes against any claim you made about NATO expansion being a threat to Russia. If it was true, which it is not.
Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)
🇺🇸🇫🇷🇮🇹 The US Navy has posted a new RFI asking US surface combatant shipbuilders to detail their ability to produce the Constellation-class (FFG 62) frigate.
FFG 62 is based on the Franco-Italian FREMM. Fincantieri Marinette Marine in Wisconsin beat out Austal, General Dynamics, and Huntington Ingalls with their FREMM based design in 2020, winning a $795 million contract for the lead ship, with options for 9 more.
The USN plans to procure at least 20 FFG 62s, a number which will almost certainly increase; necessarily so if President Trump intends to work towards his prior pledge to build a 350 ship Navy.
Awarding a contract to a second shipyard will be essential to getting the class fully deployed in a relevant time frame. Of the available options, General Dynamics' Bath Iron Works in Maine is probably best positioned with regard to available capacity for new projects. BIW's prospects are also buoyed by Senator Collins...
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🇺🇸🇫🇷🇮🇹 The US Navy has posted a new RFI asking US surface combatant shipbuilders to detail their ability to produce the Constellation-class (FFG 62) frigate.
FFG 62 is based on the Franco-Italian FREMM. Fincantieri Marinette Marine in Wisconsin beat out Austal, General Dynamics, and Huntington Ingalls with their FREMM based design in 2020, winning a $795 million contract for the lead ship, with options for 9 more.
The USN plans to procure at least 20 FFG 62s, a number which will almost certainly increase; necessarily so if President Trump intends to work towards his prior pledge to build a 350 ship Navy.
Awarding a contract to a second shipyard will be essential to getting the class fully deployed in a relevant time frame. Of the available options, General Dynamics' Bath Iron Works in Maine is probably best positioned with regard to available capacity for new projects. BIW's prospects are also buoyed by Senator Collins...
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The Lookout (Twitter)
RT @DefenceU: Minister @rustem_umerov:
We are now scaling up Ukrainian missile production. The first 100 missiles have already been produced this year. Serial production of R-360 Neptune cruise missiles has been successfully expanded, with upgrades enabling strikes at longer distances.
📷: Illustrative photo
RT @DefenceU: Minister @rustem_umerov:
We are now scaling up Ukrainian missile production. The first 100 missiles have already been produced this year. Serial production of R-360 Neptune cruise missiles has been successfully expanded, with upgrades enabling strikes at longer distances.
📷: Illustrative photo
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