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Nice work Sweden. Now, let's get a pair of Gotland-class subs to the Black Sea via inland roads and barges.Sweden Mobilizes To Save Ukraine’s River Force: Ten New Armored Boats With Remote Guns
While Russia-aligned Republicans in the U.S. Congress continue to block U.S. aid to Ukraine, European countries are scrambling to fill the gap.www.forbes.com
No chance Putin loses Crimea ten years after they annexed it on 21 March 2014. Unless Ukraine has some miracle planned over the next 30 days.
Going wrong? They're gaining more ground from the Ukrainians. They destroyed the much-promoted 2023 UAF spring offensive. The first twelve months of the war were a mess for Russia, being defeated and expelled from the Kyiv, Kherson and Kharkiv areas, but 2023-2024 has gone okay for Russia, especially if we put aside the losses in men, as Putin doesn't care about them either, and despite huge Russian losses the Ukrainians continue to lose ground.
Interesting article, but the author misses the mark.Russian Troops Left Their Warehouse Doors Open. Ukrainian Drones Flew Right Inside—And Blew Up A Bunch Of Armored Vehicles.
The cost of the strike to the Ukrainians? Just $5,000, according to Censor.www.forbes.com
Agreed. This is the point here. Avdiivka is another Russian failure.Interesting article, but the author misses the mark.
It's not "sad news" that drones did the work of artillery and it's not a result of the U.S. Congress.
First of all, yes, artillery could have done the job, but to bring artillery to bear, it needs to be mived into position and fed coordinates. It also becomes a target by the enemy.
The drones can move in real-time and provide little or no warning to the enemy, as was the case here. They struck in waves, and succeeded in taking out their targets with zero risk to Ukrainian assets.
It would be refreshing to read an article that provides facts and details without political and opinion hyperventilating.