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IgorGirkin (Twitter)
RT @SESU_UA: У Полтаві завершені аварійно-рятувальні роботи на місці зруйнованої п'ятиповерхівки.
Загинули 14 осіб, з них 2 дитини, 20 – постраждали, з них 4 дітей.
22 людини врятовані. Психологи ДСНС та Нацполіції допомогли 206 особам, з них 11 дітей.
Щирі співчуття рідним та близьким.
RT @SESU_UA: У Полтаві завершені аварійно-рятувальні роботи на місці зруйнованої п'ятиповерхівки.
Загинули 14 осіб, з них 2 дитини, 20 – постраждали, з них 4 дітей.
22 людини врятовані. Психологи ДСНС та Нацполіції допомогли 206 особам, з них 11 дітей.
Щирі співчуття рідним та близьким.
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Dan (Twitter)
@PeteTirp: Thanks, well I keep hearing that story.
I have another I have started to use recently 'debtnik' as many of the latest signups seem to be of people in debt.
I might start using 'drugnik' too as there seems to be few on drug charges who choose to sign up to avoid prison.
@PeteTirp: Thanks, well I keep hearing that story.
I have another I have started to use recently 'debtnik' as many of the latest signups seem to be of people in debt.
I might start using 'drugnik' too as there seems to be few on drug charges who choose to sign up to avoid prison.
Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)
RT @thegauguy: Just a reminder that not only has Germany financed the largest share of the Czech initiative with ~35% of all 155mm deliveries, but also that the German-financed shells were the first to reach Ukraine in June 2024 (50,000), despite several countries pledging before us. https://twitter.com/HoansSolo/status/1885970564235288675#m
RT @thegauguy: Just a reminder that not only has Germany financed the largest share of the Czech initiative with ~35% of all 155mm deliveries, but also that the German-financed shells were the first to reach Ukraine in June 2024 (50,000), despite several countries pledging before us. https://twitter.com/HoansSolo/status/1885970564235288675#m
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Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (Twitter)
The sum of 17,380€ out of the required amount of 72,250€ is secured thanks to your support ✅
Campaign link: https://www.help99.co/patches/special-kherson-cat-11th-nafo-campaign https://twitter.com/bayraktar_1love/status/1885656717670695171#m
The sum of 17,380€ out of the required amount of 72,250€ is secured thanks to your support ✅
Campaign link: https://www.help99.co/patches/special-kherson-cat-11th-nafo-campaign https://twitter.com/bayraktar_1love/status/1885656717670695171#m
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Rob Lee (Twitter)
5 Kanal reports that personnel from Patriot batteries (not necessarily operators) are being transferred to infantry units. https://twitter.com/5channel/status/1885710813240934848#m
5 Kanal reports that personnel from Patriot batteries (not necessarily operators) are being transferred to infantry units. https://twitter.com/5channel/status/1885710813240934848#m
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Rob Lee (Twitter)
Oleksiy Goncharenko wrote last week that IRSIS-T technicians are being transferred to the infantry.
https://tttttt.me/oleksiihoncharenko/45219
Oleksiy Goncharenko wrote last week that IRSIS-T technicians are being transferred to the infantry.
https://tttttt.me/oleksiihoncharenko/45219
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Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
@cym27s: The CEP of these missiles is like 300 meters to 1.5km. There is a lot of evidence for this through the war. These miss by a lot, they are old Soviet Missiles made in the 1960s and 1970s. Now they miss by like 400km and hit Russia.
I don’t know why they are called carrier killers since they would obviously miss the carrier by a km, when a CEP of 20 meters is needed to strike a stationary carrier and much better technology for a moving carrier. It’s not an S-200. That’s evident by the massive crater in the ground created by previous Kh-22 1,000kg warheads, and the fact that the missile based on visual identification looks exactly like the fins and dimensions of a Kh-22 and nothing like an S-200.
@cym27s: The CEP of these missiles is like 300 meters to 1.5km. There is a lot of evidence for this through the war. These miss by a lot, they are old Soviet Missiles made in the 1960s and 1970s. Now they miss by like 400km and hit Russia.
I don’t know why they are called carrier killers since they would obviously miss the carrier by a km, when a CEP of 20 meters is needed to strike a stationary carrier and much better technology for a moving carrier. It’s not an S-200. That’s evident by the massive crater in the ground created by previous Kh-22 1,000kg warheads, and the fact that the missile based on visual identification looks exactly like the fins and dimensions of a Kh-22 and nothing like an S-200.