Looks like the Velyka Novosilka area is doing well but the Tokmak offensive axis stalled.
Looks like the Velyka Novosilka area is doing well but the Tokmak offensive axis stalled.This offensive is moving pretty fast apparently;
And from my understanding, the main parts of the Ukrainian offensive force haven't been committed yet.
How on earth does a poor country like Jordan have 400 western mbts in the first place.
Worth reading thread.
Soviet rot is still holding back the AFUs potential.
Jail them for treason. 40 years minimum.Greed hath no bounds. It's just business as usual. Question being, is our gov't and those of our allies willing to piss off those folks who are making bank on the sleight of hand deals they've worked out with Putin while simultaneously handing our politicians all manner of financial support from those shadowy profits being made with our enemies?
I heard Russia has relocated 90% of its reserve units to the southern front.Looks like the Velyka Novosilka area is doing well but the Tokmak offensive axis stalled.
As long as there is a pipeline for replacements the time delay is kinda meh since Ukraine likely keeps a reserve of all types. The US last I checked has a couple thousand Bradleys still in stored inventory and even more Strykers so no danger of running out anytime soon.
Army has recently floored the gas on the Bradley replacement program with units to start being fielded in 2026.
It was the first confirmed damage to Bradleys during this conflict. And it happened during one of the most dangerous and complex maneuvers possible — a breaching operation. Making matters worse, it was conducted without air support and questionable suppressive artillery fire.
In addition to some of their vehicles running over mines and in some cases apparently being hit by anti-tank guided missiles, the troops inside were on the receiving end of overwhelming Russian direct and indirect fire from both sides. This is according to an analysis conducted at the behest of The War Zone of that imagery by an expert with years of armor operations and Bradley tactics experience.
I think I can see Yuri having a smoke in the sat pic...Russia transferred 20 helicopters to Berdyansk airport. Be a shame if something happened to them.
It doesn't seem to be an unlucky ambush, the Ukrainian assault waves were starting to get pounded with artillery and drones long before they reached the first enemy trenches. Ukrainians didn't seem to have air support/air defense and enough de-mining equipment/sappers. Enemy helicopters, jets and drones were flying around them.Armor Expert Breaks Down Ukraine's Loss Of Bradleys During Breaching Operation
The crews of the first Bradleys known to be lost in Ukraine appear to have mostly operated according to doctrine, an expert tells us.www.thedrive.com
They were in an extremely difficult situation. The ambush was very well prepared, no wonder it ended the way it did.
Tatarigami_UA expanded a bit more on that:Worth reading thread.
Soviet rot is still holding back the AFUs potential.
Or a 450 kilo bomb of whatever delivery system is available. Only surviving Russians would have been crawling away.
This is actually an improvement for Medvedev. Usually it’s all ‘the world will be cleansed in a sea of nuclear fire’ so threats to the internet are not so bad.Sink every single Russian ship not docked in a Russian port.
Then consider the Russian ports.
Russia's navy must be destroyed.
Dmitry Medvedev: Russia now has free hand to destroy undersea communications cables