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Explodey scooter? That's different - usually Orc generals accidentally fall from windows.Lt. General Kirillov is sleeping with the fishes. The highest ranking officer killed so far.
Russian Military’s Chemical Weapons Chief Killed in Moscow Blast - The Moscow Times
The head of the Russian army's chemical weapons division was killed Tuesday in a brazen Moscow attack claimed by Kyiv, the most senior military figure assassinated in Russia yet as the Kremlin's campaign in Ukraine drags on.www.themoscowtimes.com
Who Was Igor Kirillov, the Highest-Ranking Assassinated Russian General? - The Moscow Times
The head of the Russian army's chemical weapons division was killed Tuesday in an apparent targeted assassination outside an apartment building in Moscow.
A drone friend of mine writes about the Russians attacking in the open field. Professional guy, writes clearly, helps clear up some common misconceptions. The picture is an illustration.
"Everyone has seen the footage of those epic "herd across the field" attacks in the Kursk region.
Everyone laughed, and the memes have been spread...
But not everything is as simple and as stupid as we think...
(*No, definitely stupid, but there are nuances.)
Let's look at these attacks from the perspective of a bomber pilot:
Obviously, I've never seen so many stormtroopers (as in the Kursk videos) heading across an open field towards our positions, but the Russians started using something similar in their attacks this summer. At first glance, it all seems very simple for a bomber drone: you can hit it if you want to, it's a smooth target in the middle of a field. But there's a nuance.
When the drone approaches, they scatter sideways and start shooting at the drone from all sides. There's a pretty good chance you're going to hit the drone and get shot down, because you have to go lower to hit it.
They stand there stupidly, looking at the drone, waiting for us to hit the release button, and then randomly start running away and throw themselves on the ground in the field. They are hard to hit. You have to get down, but the moment you aim at one of them, his brothers are firing all their guns at you.
So it's very difficult to hit them from 40+ altitude, because they see the fall and have more than enough time to run and hide. If you go lower, you're much more likely to get shot.
How many bomber drones are in this area? One or two, three at the most. There's a whole horde coming across the field. We arrive, we drop them, hit or miss them, and we have to fly in to reload them. It's always like that. How big is the field? One kilometer. By the time I get there the first time, I release and return to re-equip, I may not have time to catch them in the field for the second jump, they may have already jumped to cover.
For FPV it's almost the same theme with some nuance.
Where are the infantry with machine guns, where are the mortars and artillery? This is not a question for me.
So you can laugh at them, call them stupid, etc, but its at home on the couch until this horde directly attacks you or your men. Then it's not f***ing funny.
And the most important thing is that we've found a way to solve the effectiveness of drone strikes during these "attacks through the field". But obviously I'm not going to write about that here."
"Everyone has seen the footage of those epic "herd across the field" attacks in the Kursk region.
Everyone laughed, and the memes have been spread...
But not everything is as simple and as stupid as we think...
(*No, definitely stupid, but there are nuances.)
Let's look at these attacks from the perspective of a bomber pilot:
Obviously, I've never seen so many stormtroopers (as in the Kursk videos) heading across an open field towards our positions, but the Russians started using something similar in their attacks this summer. At first glance, it all seems very simple for a bomber drone: you can hit it if you want to, it's a smooth target in the middle of a field. But there's a nuance.
When the drone approaches, they scatter sideways and start shooting at the drone from all sides. There's a pretty good chance you're going to hit the drone and get shot down, because you have to go lower to hit it.
They stand there stupidly, looking at the drone, waiting for us to hit the release button, and then randomly start running away and throw themselves on the ground in the field. They are hard to hit. You have to get down, but the moment you aim at one of them, his brothers are firing all their guns at you.
So it's very difficult to hit them from 40+ altitude, because they see the fall and have more than enough time to run and hide. If you go lower, you're much more likely to get shot.
How many bomber drones are in this area? One or two, three at the most. There's a whole horde coming across the field. We arrive, we drop them, hit or miss them, and we have to fly in to reload them. It's always like that. How big is the field? One kilometer. By the time I get there the first time, I release and return to re-equip, I may not have time to catch them in the field for the second jump, they may have already jumped to cover.
For FPV it's almost the same theme with some nuance.
Where are the infantry with machine guns, where are the mortars and artillery? This is not a question for me.
So you can laugh at them, call them stupid, etc, but its at home on the couch until this horde directly attacks you or your men. Then it's not f***ing funny.
And the most important thing is that we've found a way to solve the effectiveness of drone strikes during these "attacks through the field". But obviously I'm not going to write about that here."
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But more when the ruZZian wind blows. If its a Ukrainian wind, things explode often... ;-) Maybe Bavovniatkos farts ;-)
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When it was covid he had Trump send him testing kits as he had no faith in the Russian version and nobody was allowed close contact, they sat opposite at the end of a great hall, the biggest he could find.
Now no bikes allowed within 1 km of the Putin.
Now no bikes allowed within 1 km of the Putin.
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Norks are using 1953 tactics in their assaults, and it's not ending well for them. This could well bring about a new formula for issuing rations... 1st soldier gets a potato - 2nd soldier gets a fork.
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German authorities have received leads on a targeted Russian desinformation campaign aiming to prevent the potential election of Friedrich Merz to the position of German Chancellor. Merz has been a vocal advocate of itensifying military aid for Ukraine. The campaign intends to mobilise traditionally pro-Russian East German voters against Merz by discrediting him as a bloodthirsty gambler. (Source)
Ukrainian president Wolodymyr Zelensky has posted images on his Telegram channel of alleged Russian soldiers using weed burners to destroy the faces of corpses in Russian uniforms. According to him, this is done to prevent them from being identified as North Koreans. (Source)
Ukrainian president Wolodymyr Zelensky has posted images on his Telegram channel of alleged Russian soldiers using weed burners to destroy the faces of corpses in Russian uniforms. According to him, this is done to prevent them from being identified as North Koreans. (Source)
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They try everything when human life has zero value you turn into a drone decoy.
On the other hand a mortar feast.
They need something like the Patria Nemo.
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Unfortunately not a hard game for them.
Now that they sucked up two trillion they forgot where it came from.
Well 25 to 30% Befehlsempfänger probably had a good life in the GDR they fit into the control state perfectly. Only thing missing was the fancy stuff for which real work and a free market is needed to have them.
They now think they can have both which btw. is the whole autocrat thingy.
Delve in the West but hate it at the same time because of its sucess and their general ineptitude.
Kollege kommt gleich....
Russian parliament passes bill that will allow Moscow to decriminalise the Taliban — Novaya Gazeta Europe
The State Duma, Russia’s lower house of parliament, passed a bill that would allow organisations to be temporarily removed from Russia’s list of terrorist organisations on Tuesday, state-affiliated news agency Interfax reported .
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