Maybe they do unless there is another way technically we are not aware of. Their government can get anything they missed whitelisted after the fact. This is something that’s going to require a solution and not just for Ukraine.
I was reading some on this. The problem that SpaceX is dealing with is there is a bunch of Starlink terminals in Ukraine that are not registered with Ukraine. These are terminals bought by volunteers and being paid for by someone outside of Ukraine and never transferred to Ukraine. Russia is getting around this by buying the terminals in the EU or other places the terminals are for sale and then using front person to pay for the service using euros. If SpaceX just blocked every terminal not registered with the UA this would impact those terminals bought by volunteers. Does SpaceX block all terminals not registered with the UA government?
Yes.I was reading some on this. The problem that SpaceX is dealing with is there is a bunch of Starlink terminals in Ukraine that are not registered with Ukraine. These are terminals bought by volunteers and being paid for by someone outside of Ukraine and never transferred to Ukraine. Russia is getting around this by buying the terminals in the EU or other places the terminals are for sale and then using front person to pay for the service using euros. If SpaceX just blocked every terminal not registered with the UA this would impact those terminals bought by volunteers. Does SpaceX block all terminals not registered with the UA government?
WHITE/BLACK list known good/bad destinations/geo block russians IP's for any terminal in Ukraine. hardly fool proof but would add a significant complication.Maybe they do unless there is another way technically we are not aware of. Their government can get anything they missed whitelisted after the fact. This is something that’s going to require a solution and not just for Ukraine.
Maybe they do unless there is another way technically we are not aware of. Their government can get anything they missed whitelisted after the fact. This is something that’s going to require a solution and not just for Ukraine.
Lockheed said it was on track to double production of its High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS). HIMARS production capacity has already increased from 48 per year to 60 per year and is on track to meet the 96 per year capacity by the end of 2024.
Production of Javelin, a shoulder-fired and platform-employed antitank missile system, increased to 2,400 per year. It expects to increase Javelin production capacity to 3,960 Javelins per year by late 2026
It will deliver more than 10,000 Guided Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (GMLRS) this year and aims to increase production capacity to 14,000 per year in 2025.
Additionally, Lockheed said it had advanced funds to increase air defense missile PAC-3 MSE annual production rates to 650 by 2027.
More details coming in as Avdiivka falls.
Not all Ukrainians made it out of the southern pocket. Seems like Ukraine is facing serious shortages in supplies.
How's that 3 day war going comrade??Wow that’s gotta be humiliating.
They had plenty of supplies when they were fighting the Russians in Bakhmut. Still lost.
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Wow that’s gotta be humiliating.
By all accounts this assault is an absolute bloodbath for the Russians who have lost somewhere north of 20K men and 700 armored vehicles in the going. Putin says the town has to be taken for when he is re-elected so they've thrown enormous resources into doing that.
If the Russians replicated this in every town from there to the Dnipro the Ukrainians would run out of places to put Russian corpses.
hey bud hows day 722 of the 3 day war going ?Don’t forget the part where the undermanned, inadequately trained, and understocked Ukrainian army is inflicting 13 to 1 equipment losses against the Russians. At least that’s what I heard on AT yesterday, so it must be true.
Lay off the copium pipe bud, you’ve had enough hits for today.
As a lover of peace you have to be happy at all those dead orcs, right?Don’t forget the part where the undermanned, inadequately trained, and understocked Ukrainian army is inflicting 13 to 1 equipment losses against the Russians. At least that’s what I heard on AT yesterday, so it must be true.
Lay off the copium pipe bud, you’ve had enough hits for today.
this assault is an absolute bloodbath for the Russians who have lost somewhere north of 20K men and 700 armored vehicles
I mean we get it, Russians who *dont* suck that Putin cock have unfortunate circumstances accidentally materialize in close proximity of their person.Don’t forget the part where the undermanned, inadequately trained, and understocked Ukrainian army are inflicting 13 to 1 equipment losses against the Russians. At least that’s what I heard on AT yesterday, so it must be true.
Lay off the copium pipe bud, you’ve had enough hits for today.
Ukrainian drone ace Balu hunts down and demilitarizes Russian drone ace Moisey
"Ukrainian forces have eliminated one of the most formidable Russian First-Person-View, or FPV, drone operators, known by the call sign "Moisey" or "Moses," in the bitter fighting around the Dnipro River, Forbes reports. Reports from various sources, including messages Moisey's wife posted, confirmed the successful operation against the feared drone ace. Moisey, widely regarded as one of Russia's top FPV operators, is credited with a large number of casualties and with sinking numerous Ukrainian boats in the Dnipro River.
His last communication, shared a few days ago, ominously stated, "It's hell in Krynky."
Nice job guys!
So much projection, all the projectionLay off the copium pipe bud, you’ve had enough hits for today.