Oh boy the handling practices and storage here are (were) something.
I've been laughing, for thirty minutes.
Russian troops receive Cybertrucks?
Kady said Nope, just gonna pass these along... yeeeeep, there you go. Looks scary. You guys have fun now.
Might want to bring some of those golf carts though, just in case. Can you imagine having to drive a fuckin Cybertruck into battle against the AFU? Even sitting around shooting at drones those guys might die, haha.
I was thinking do an israeli and have the batteries manufactured with little bombs...probably the only vehicle on the planet that rusts out faster than those 50+ year-old Russian tanks.
They likely punched through the battery when poking a hole for the mounting brackets.AFU won't need to lift a finger for those pieces of shit. Not like they can go far, and first time they get caught in the rain it's game over. Can you imagine those things trying to get around in the mud season? Puh lease.
They put some M2s on them and took pictures, they're hoping it will count with pissheads for propaganda purposes, before they get forgotten in a depo somewhere. Or maybe they're put on display in Moscow among some other unuseable heaps from the West.
A shocking high number since those who openly opposed the Kremlin frequently forget to close their windows.Half of Russians want to stop dying.
The other half are standing behind them with guns, ordering them forward.
49% of Russians support withdrawal of troops from Ukraine, poll says
I've been laughing, for thirty minutes.
Russian troops receive Cybertrucks?
Kady said Nope, just gonna pass these along... yeeeeep, there you go. Looks scary. You guys have fun now.
Might want to bring some of those golf carts though, just in case. Can you imagine having to drive a fuckin Cybertruck into battle against the AFU? Even sitting around shooting at drones those guys might die, haha.
From what little information made publically available; the loss of non-military life seems to be minimal.The recent attacks of ammo depots within Russian territory is exactly what I wanted to see. This is why I was for allowing Ukraine to attack targets within Russia since the beginning. This makes it much harder for Russia to supply their troops, and hampers the invasion into Ukraine.
While any loss of life is sad, if it's a choice between genocidal Russian invaders vs Ukraine troops trying to defend an illegal invasion into their country, well, goodbye Russian invaders. I won't really miss you.
From what little information made publically available; the loss of non-military life seems to be minimal.
My thanks to @MT_Anderson for providing this Planet Labs imagery and allowing me to publish it with comments.
As is readily apparent, the RS-28 Sarmat test was a complete failure. The missile detonated in the silo leaving a massive crater and destroying the test site.
The Sarmat is a liquid fueled missile so this accident could have occurred separate from the actual launch activity.If this occurred as part of the fueling process, it could explain the lack of Cobra Ball activity on the day of the incident.
This first, and last successful test of the Sarmat was April 20th, 2022. With these events now official, this is at least the 4th failed test attempt of the "combat operational" Sarmat Heavy ICBM.
Latest test of Russia's latest ICBM ended yet again in failure...
How come the rollers are only in front of the tracks? Won't magnetic mines go off under the hull? Is there another system to defeat them?Meanwhile back in the 'States, our ordnance guys are putting the experience the AFU is having with the hardware we provided them to good use. Talk about the sexiest thing on tracks. It just oozes with raw allure. Apologies for the adware:
How come the rollers are only in front of the tracks? Won't magnetic mines go off under the hull? Is there another system to defeat them?