kage69
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Sounds like Ukraine knew about this push in the days leading up to it, prepared accordingly. UAF supposedly took out 100 tanks and fighting vehicles, be nice to see some corroboration though.
This is true, but from what I see they were saving up for this attack for months. Definitely shades of Kursk.Despite the losses in their Avdiivka offensive, Russia did spring a surprise that they had the reserves to launch such a big attack.
Fixed that for you.
The TOS flamethrowers were supposed to be one of Russia's unstoppable super weapons pre-war.Another TOS-1 does the magic disappearing act with help from an assisting FPV drone.
LooolAll the usual Russian sources are quiet or quite pessimistic about Avdiivka. Example of the latter below.
The post stresses how Ukraine has been fortifying this area since 2014.
He was threatened with defenestration by Der Führer PutinFor fun let’s revisit @young Grasshopper’s view on war before.
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He was a lover of peace. I wonder what happened? lol.
Except that they might need them soon.Now is a good time to mention that South Korea has a huge amount of surplus armaments and munitions that Ukraine would be happy to have. ROK Army doesn't throw anything away.
Except that they might need them soon.
Maybe the North Koreans are crazy enough to skip conventional warfare.Except that they might need them soon.
GLSDB should be arriving soon. I don't know how they managed to not have it integrated with M270/M142 so as to require a whole new launcher but they'll correct that eventually.
Looks like it's a container launcher, so it's just a different can of missiles in a different truck. Should be pretty effective and shipping containers are super cheap decoys.
In reality he cares less about Russian deaths than most on here. That's why he is such a cheerleader for the continued slaughter of a generation of young Russian men.How many young men do you want Russia to slaughter?
It seems you have an endless appetite.
At very best, a 53 year old APC pulled from storage. From Wiki:Russia is sending their boys to the front in an ancient BTR-50.
This is what winning looks like, right?
Hoping that your enemy will run out of ammo before you run out of people is a bad way to fight a war.Some new videos of the Russian assaults on Avdiivka dropping out there.
It seems the Russian command has decided to see if they can run out Ukrainian supplies of drones, small/medium caliber ammunition, ATGMs, mortars, and shells by just throwing huge columns of men and equipment repeatedly into idiotic attacks. If "success" is making the AFU expend resources on obliterating multiple BTGs then I guess in that respect it is effective.