SRS Putin declares war in Ukraine, surprising no one

[victor77]

IDF kicked off a big operation in Gaza today too...

The IDF has begun Operation Breaking Dawn against Palestinian Islamic Jihad in the Gaza Strip, striking multiple targets belonging to the group and killed close to a dozen operatives including the head of the group in the northern part of the enclave.

Defense Minister Benny Gantz approved a draft order of up to 25,000 soldiers in reserve duty for operational purposes and the IDF began calling up reservists in the Southern Command, Air Defense Array, Homefront Command and combat troops and officers.

"The goal of this operation is the elimination of a concrete threat against the citizens of Israel and the civilians living adjacent to the Gaza Strip," Prime Minister Yair Lapid said in a statement.

Dozens of targets across the Gaza Strip were hit, with casualties including the head of the group’s northern command Tayseer al-Jabari.

https://www.jpost.com/arab-israeli-conflict/gaza-news/article-714026

 

[Scoob_13]

This is wild.

That about sums up that video

 

[onyourchin]

Plz spoilertag something like that next time

 

[G-man]

IDF kicked off a big operation in Gaza today too...

https://www.jpost.com/arab-israeli-conflict/gaza-news/article-714026

Vid of them blowing up a few observation towers

 

[victor77]

Vid of them blowing up a few observation towers

goddamn

 

[whatever]

Do you think they are going to be able pull off a combined arms / coordinated attack to retake territory in Kherson?

MY TITS ARE SO HARD RIGHT NOW AT THE THOUGHT.


i'd be looking to see the forte flights working their way closer.



from 57k feet you have LOS to 275 miles roughly.

kherson is...


I think nato can provide the eyes in the sky they need to pull off a coordinated combined everything attack. im confident UA is taking nato advisement on the counter here along with the intel.

 

[G-man]

Maintaining an army that does not control the skies and will be under ATACMS (Army Tactical Missile System) fire at any location that Russian forces occupy in Ukraine will likely prove to be an impossible task for the Russian army.

Dan Rice, a U.S. combat veteran and Special Advisor to Valeriy Zaluzhnyi, Commander-in-Chief of Ukraine's Armed Forces, said this in an interview with Ukrinform.
In his opinion, Russia is having more and more difficulties conducting war in Ukraine, which has done an excellent job of attacking command and control, supply depots and concentrated troop formations.
Rice added that the logistics system of the Russian army requires centralized depots, due to the "palletized" manner of logistics, which makes warehouses better targets for HIMARS or M777 precision guided strikes.
"If, and hopefully when, Ukraine gets the ATACMS munitions, there will be nowhere within Ukraine for Russia to hide neither their command-and-control systems nor supply depots," Zaluzhnyi's advisor said.
Rice also noted that ATACMS are fired from the standard HIMARS M142 platform, or the M270 MLRS platform and have a range of 300 km.
"It would be agreed between NATO and Ukraine that no ATACMS could be fired outside of Ukraine territory. Maintaining an army that does not control the skies, and will be under fire at any location that they occupy in Ukraine, will likely prove to be an impossible task for the Russian army," he said.

ATACMS shelling will likely prove to be impossible task for Russian army – advisor to Ukraine Army chief

Maintaining an army that does not control the skies and will be under ATACMS (Army Tactical Missile System) fire at any location that Russian forces occupy in Ukraine will likely prove to be an impossible task for the Russian army. — Ukrinform.

www.ukrinform.net

 

[whatever]

ATACMS shelling will likely prove to be impossible task for Russian army – advisor to Ukraine Army chief

Maintaining an army that does not control the skies and will be under ATACMS (Army Tactical Missile System) fire at any location that Russian forces occupy in Ukraine will likely prove to be an impossible task for the Russian army. — Ukrinform.

www.ukrinform.net

im guessing the big debate on that is the whole crimea/donbas is considered ru territory by ru.... sooooo makes it a bit of a pickle.

 

[Jacko]

And every person that feels outrage at this article should also feel the same way about Palestine. Right?

Lol of course not.

what does that have to do with the price of kumquats in guam?

 

[Jacko]

Imagine NK troops seeing the real world for the first time.

they would die of malnourishment on day 3

 

[victor77]

they would die of malnourishment on day 3

Or defect when they see the type of food available to the West.

 

[Jacko]

MY TITS ARE SO HARD RIGHT NOW AT THE THOUGHT.


i'd be looking to see the forte flights working their way closer.
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from 57k feet you have LOS to 275 miles roughly.

kherson is...
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I think nato can provide the eyes in the sky they need to pull off a coordinated combined everything attack. im confident UA is taking nato advisement on the counter here along with the intel.

not to mention the god knows capability of satellites now.

you know that if it didnt exist at the time, when enemy of the state came out, someone at NSA said we better get on that. That was 25 years ago.

 

[Jacko]

im guessing the big debate on that is the whole crimea/donbas is considered ru territory by ru.... sooooo makes it a bit of a pickle.

fuck that. its ukraine

 

[Section8]

They found the tank commander from this vid posted a while back and interviewed him

 

[Boing]

Ukrainian mines doing work

 

[Mazy D.]

They found the tank commander from this vid posted a while back and interviewed him

and he is only 21... what a badass. I have done nothing in my life that can come even close to it and I am 41.

 

[whatever]

fuck that. its ukraine

i agree

UA agrees

pussy US is like welll we dont wanna poke putin. blah blah blah

 

[Jacko]

Exclusive: U.S. readies new $1 billion Ukraine weapons package

The White House's next security package to Ukraine is one of the largest so far.

www.reuters.com

However, if signed in its current form, it would be valued at $1 billion and include munitions for HIMARS, NASAMS surface-to-air missile system ammunition and as many as 50 M113 armored medical transports.

 

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[Ceaze]

 

[SR_71]

 

[Boing]

we need that webcam back up and running

 

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