SRS Putin declares war in Ukraine, surprising no one

[Oman4x4]

Heatmap of phones connected to Russian cell network

Surely for this nice simplified heat map to exist, there should be a much more useful raw data of the individual phones and their locations that could potentially be used for precise targeting?

One hopes.....

 

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Mariupol, unconquered Azovstal plant.

This is what Hell sounds like.

 

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that was fucking close

 

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A fighter with the call sign Chile from the Kharkiv division "KRAKEN" against the background of the destroyed BMP-2

 

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Remains of the Russian world in the liberated villages near Kharkiv

 

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Poland banned Gazprom from transiting gas through the Polish section of the Yamal-Europe gas pipeline

 

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[Ceaze]

Shoot & scoot




No, this is not a frame from the movie MadMax. This is one of the buggies purchased by the fund @serhiyprytula already performing combat missions as part of a motorized infantry battalion

 

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Mass graves near Mariupol are growing, as recorded by satellite images of Planet Labs, according to the "Schemes" project (Radio Svoboda). The photos were taken in the village of Stary Krym and the village of Vynohradne, Donetsk region.

 

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Breaking: U.S. Navy is too small

 

[Publius]

that was fucking close

So calm that’s a man that has dealt with a lot of shelling over the last few months.

 

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Breaking: U.S. Navy is too small

The Navy just launched a brand new ship it doesn’t even want

The Navy has already proposed to start decommissioning the Freedom-variant Littoral Combat Ships, but they're still launching new ones

taskandpurpose.com

The Navy just launched a brand new ship it doesn’t even want​

Another of the troubled Littoral Combat Ships takes to the water

 

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[PanzerAce]

The Navy just launched a brand new ship it doesn’t even want

The Navy has already proposed to start decommissioning the Freedom-variant Littoral Combat Ships, but they're still launching new ones

taskandpurpose.com

The Navy just launched a brand new ship it doesn’t even want​

Another of the troubled Littoral Combat Ships takes to the water

Spoiler: semi-pol

The amount of graft in the Navy is fucking criminal. They routinely lie in their budget estimates and then require special bills passed for the funding that they actually need, the shipyards are in on it, and it's so bad that currently they're even outsourcing basic maintenance to the shipyards instead of being able to do it themselves. That's IN ADDITION to building stupid fucking ships that don't work, nobody asked for, and don't actually fit what they need to accomplish. That's in addition to crew training being so shitty that they're running into other ships and the absolutely inept response to the fire on BHR (It was so bad that they're apparently railroading a sailor for sabotage even though the judge at the initial hearing even said that there wasn't a case and that the guy was being scapegoated.

 

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UA footage near Kherson

 

[Section8]

haven't seen that movie in forever

lol same here, i need to re-watch that.

 

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Strengthened the fighting ability of the Da Vinci Wolves they were given 30 protected radio stations. They will greatly facilitate the work of our pros at the front and in the rear of the occupiers

 

[jwhuffandpuff]

It’s hard to get into here without pol. Just assume it’s Russia propaganda if bad to the world.

So, this orbin dude is using it as an adjective? And this word can be used as an adjective even though it's a noun....

I am struggling to piece this together

 

[Publius]

Strengthened the fighting ability of the Da Vinci Wolves they were given 30 protected radio stations. They will greatly facilitate the work of our pros at the front and in the rear of the occupiers

She can occupy my rear.




…wait.

 

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Statement on the war in Ukraine and on the situation in Russia | Press | Company | Siemens

We join the international community in condemning the war in Ukraine and are focused on supporting our people and providing humanitarian aid. Siemens ...

press.siemens.com

Statement on the war in Ukraine and on the situation in Russia​

We join the international community in condemning the war in Ukraine and are focused on supporting our people and providing humanitarian aid.
Siemens will exit the Russian market as a result of the Ukraine war. The company has started proceedings to wind down its industrial operations and all industrial business activities.
Siemens was one of the first companies to put all new business in and international deliveries to Russia on hold while it evaluated the situation to ensure the safety of its 3,000 employees in the country.

 

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Spoiler: semi-pol

The amount of graft in the Navy is fucking criminal. They routinely lie in their budget estimates and then require special bills passed for the funding that they actually need, the shipyards are in on it, and it's so bad that currently they're even outsourcing basic maintenance to the shipyards instead of being able to do it themselves. That's IN ADDITION to building stupid fucking ships that don't work, nobody asked for, and don't actually fit what they need to accomplish. That's in addition to crew training being so shitty that they're running into other ships and the absolutely inept response to the fire on BHR (It was so bad that they're apparently railroading a sailor for sabotage even though the judge at the initial hearing even said that there wasn't a case and that the guy was being scapegoated.

The littoral combat ship’s latest problem: Class-wide structural defects leading to hull cracks

The troubling revelations about the Independence-class littoral combat ships come as the Navy continues to grapple with a class-wide transmission issue in the Freedom-class variants.

www.navytimes.com

Half of the Navy’s littoral combat ship fleet is suffering from structural defects that have led to hull cracks on several vessels, limiting the speed and sea states in which some ships can operate, according to internal records obtained by Navy Times and confirmed by sea service officials.