Warfare Russia/Ukraine War

[Soldier35]

Russia has begun to study Ukrainian American-made ATACMS operational-tactical missiles. Three laser ring gyroscopes are being studied that help the guidance system keep the ATACMS missile on a given ballistic trajectory and a GPS antenna that provides correction in the initial and final phases of the missile's flight.
According to the technical specialist, “We can analyze the operation of rocket systems throughout the entire flight path. The correction base, how much it can be adjusted.” Details in the video.

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[Mike1976]

Four Ukrainian civilians were detained over the weekend on suspicion of planning an alleged coup by seizing Parliament and announcing their intent to replace military and civilian leadership, said the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) following an investigation that began in May.

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[Mike1976]

Pin-point accuracy! You buy Naow!

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[Redav]

Repair of the Russian Caesar Kunikov BDK completed in Varna

The Caesar Kunikov (BDK-30) is a Project 11711 Bummers-class landing ship of the Russian Navy. Recently, the ship underwent repairs at the Varna Shipyard in Bulgaria.

Here's a brief summary:

The Caesar Kunikov was sent to the Varna Shipyard for repair and maintenance work, which included refueling, maintenance of main engines, and modernization of electronic equipment.
The repairs were carried out by Bulgarian shipbuilders, with Russian specialists also involved in the process.
The ship is expected to return to service with the Russian Navy's Baltic Fleet, which is responsible for operations in the Baltic Sea and beyond.
The Caesar Kunikov is one of the largest landing ships in the Russian Navy, capable of transporting troops, vehicles, and equipment, as well as providing humanitarian aid in crisis situations.
The repair and maintenance of Russian naval vessels is an ongoing process to ensure they remain operational and effective in carrying out their duties.

 

[Mike1976]

So a NATO ally is actively keeping the russian navy operational. That ship came from the Baltic to the Black Sea and we have to take the word of the russian government that it'll return to the Baltic instead of being used as a replacement in the Black Sea.

Yeah what could go wrong there ...

Regardless that shipyard needs to be hit with crippling sanctions and run out of business as a warning to the rest of the industry.

 

[Mike1976]

Scratch another AD battery

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[NebrHogger]

Repair of the Russian Caesar Kunikov BDK completed in Varna

The Caesar Kunikov (BDK-30) is a Project 11711 Bummers-class landing ship of the Russian Navy. Recently, the ship underwent repairs at the Varna Shipyard in Bulgaria.

Here's a brief summary:

The Caesar Kunikov was sent to the Varna Shipyard for repair and maintenance work, which included refueling, maintenance of main engines, and modernization of electronic equipment.
The repairs were carried out by Bulgarian shipbuilders, with Russian specialists also involved in the process.
The ship is expected to return to service with the Russian Navy's Baltic Fleet, which is responsible for operations in the Baltic Sea and beyond.
The Caesar Kunikov is one of the largest landing ships in the Russian Navy, capable of transporting troops, vehicles, and equipment, as well as providing humanitarian aid in crisis situations.
The repair and maintenance of Russian naval vessels is an ongoing process to ensure they remain operational and effective in carrying out their duties.View attachment 483380

I'd be very nervous about being assigned to that crew! It has drone target written all over it!

 

[Mike1976]

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[muck]

Female Ukrainian infantry on the frontlines

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The Russians call Ukraine desperate and morally degenerate for deploying women to the frontlines, but then there's this: Female Russian soldier hit by FPV drone (slightly NSFW). I think this is what we call "projection"?

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Note that all female Russian soldiers serving in frontline assignments are convicts released on parole, so don't feel to bad for her.

 

[OldGuy]

Repair of the Russian Caesar Kunikov BDK completed in Varna

The Caesar Kunikov (BDK-30) is a Project 11711 Bummers-class landing ship of the Russian Navy. Recently, the ship underwent repairs at the Varna Shipyard in Bulgaria.

Here's a brief summary:

The Caesar Kunikov was sent to the Varna Shipyard for repair and maintenance work, which included refueling, maintenance of main engines, and modernization of electronic equipment.
The repairs were carried out by Bulgarian shipbuilders, with Russian specialists also involved in the process.
The ship is expected to return to service with the Russian Navy's Baltic Fleet, which is responsible for operations in the Baltic Sea and beyond.
The Caesar Kunikov is one of the largest landing ships in the Russian Navy, capable of transporting troops, vehicles, and equipment, as well as providing humanitarian aid in crisis situations.
The repair and maintenance of Russian naval vessels is an ongoing process to ensure they remain operational and effective in carrying out their duties.View attachment 483380

Humanitarian AID ?, they can start by rebuilding the Ukrainian Cities they have committed war crimes against. It will take Russia decades to repay for the damage inflicted. Sadly I will certainly be dead by then to witness it.

 

[Mike1976]

Female Ukrainian infantry on the frontlines

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The Russians call Ukraine desperate and morally degenerate for deploying women to the frontlines, but then there's this: Female Russian soldier hit by FPV drone (slightly NSFW). I think this is what we call "projection"?

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Note that all female Russian soldiers serving in frontline assignments are convicts released on parole, so don't feel to bad for her.

Well now at least we know what it takes for the russians not to leave a man behind. Putting a "wo" in front of it.

 

[Connaught Ranger]

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[Mike1976]

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[Fluff]

Russia has begun to study Ukrainian American-made ATACMS operational-tactical missiles. Three laser ring gyroscopes are being studied that help the guidance system keep the ATACMS missile on a given ballistic trajectory and a GPS antenna that provides correction in the initial and final phases of the missile's flight.
According to the technical specialist, “We can analyze the operation of rocket systems throughout the entire flight path. The correction base, how much it can be adjusted.” Details in the video.

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Russians mystified by 40 year old missile. Well they would be, but they sent all their rocket scientists to Ukraine.