Russia using Musk’s Starlink, Ukraine army intelligence says
“This is starting to become systematic,” says Defense Intelligence of Ukraine.
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Are they Gurkhas or just civies?
Very unlikely to be Gurkhas. They do come from Nepal but are the elite and are small in number.Are they Gurkhas or just civies?
So basically mercenary sepoys? Or truly just men off the streets of Nepal? Where did they come from to Russia?Very unlikely to be Gurkhas. They do come from Nepal but are the elite and are small in number.
Ukrainian military analyst Oleksandr Kovalenko stated that Russia's reported tank production numbers in recent years largely reflect restored and modernized tanks drawn from storage rather than new production.[13] Kovalenko stated that Uralvagonzavod, Russia's primary tank manufacturer, can produce roughly 60-70 T-90 tanks per year under perfect conditions and assessed that Uralvagonzavod is likely only producing between three and six new T-90 tanks per month.[14] Kovalenko noted that tank manufacturers Uralvagonzavod, Omsktransmash, and the 103rd Armored Tank Repair Plant in Chita, Zabaykalsky Krai are primarily focused on restoring, repairing, and modernizing Russian tanks and that Uralvagonzavod is the only manufacturer producing new tanks.[15] Kovalenko stated that Russia is only modernizing T-54/55 and T-62 tanks and assessed that these may be Russia's main battle tanks in the future. Kovalenko added that Russian manufacturers very rarely modernize T-72 and T-80 tanks. Russian Security Council Deputy Chairperson Dmitri Medvedev previously stated that Russian forces received 1,600 tanks in 2023, and Kovalenko attributed this number primarily to restored and modernized rather than serially produced tanks.[16]
Step 1, take out that damn bridge once and for all. You can't talk about make Crimea untenable when trains and trucks full of supplies can roll across the Kerch bridge.