Thumpalumpacus
Major
I was just being flippant, nothing to take seriously. But since we're there, I'd think it would be cheaper to repair than scrap.
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I was just being flippant, nothing to take seriously. But since we're there, I'd think it would be cheaper to repair than scrap.
Time for some Ukrainian specialists or paid-for-operatives to rent a ship packed with bomb-laden drones and smash them into the north korean ammo ships.
North Korea unloads shells for Russia in the Dunay near Vladivostok
The research group at Frontelligence Insight has meticulously examined the transport methods used to move projectiles from the DPRK to the Russian Federation.bulgarianmilitary.com
Optional attack the soviet ammo depot instead if its freshly laden from several ships.
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
I was thinking along similar lines. Your idea is more..discrete..than my idea of chucking drones or missiles from a distance. Either way, I hope the appropriate eyes are watching the Super Bowl or something when the crew transfers to the get-away vessel.
Admiral Beez
Major
I understand, but it's only cheaper to repair than to scrap if the vessel will be replaced. The Exchequer might instead scrap the ship and save the potential acquisition and operating by not replacing it at all.
Admiral Beez
Major
Why isn't North Korea ammunition going by train across the bridge joining Russia?
Glider
Captain
If Ukraine can get a missile or drone onto a ship carrying ammunition there will be a blast like no other in this conflict. It could easily be thousands of tons of ammunition going up at the same timeNorth Korea unloads shells for Russia in the Dunay near Vladivostok
The research group at Frontelligence Insight has meticulously examined the transport methods used to move projectiles from the DPRK to the Russian Federation.
Thumpalumpacus
Major
... and let others pay the downstream cost of unpreparedness ...
Putin is facing a potential 'avalanche of disasters' at home. The timing couldn't be worse
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Admiral Beez
Major
Ukraine does have its supporters in Siberia. I'm thinking Special Ops strike or at least an observer group to watch and report back when the ammo ships are in range.
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RogerdeLluria
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Viktor Klimov, the commander of the Russian Il-22M, was killed according to Russian media. The co-pilot, got wounded but managed to land the plane.
We have only seen images of the tail, but I guess the rest of the plane isn't much better.
We have only seen images of the tail, but I guess the rest of the plane isn't much better.
Glider
Captain
Putting our views as to the conflict to one side for a moment, fair full marks must go to the co pilot. Dead pilot, himself wounded and a badly damaged aircraft.
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