"All of Vlad's forces and all of Vlad's men, are out to put Humpty together again." (2 Viewers)

[RogerdeLluria]

Was this already reported? -1 SU-34 yesterday

NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 (@[email protected])

Attached: 1 image The Air Force reports it had shot down a Su-34 yesterday morning which attacked the front line with guided bombs. In addition, overnight, 14 out of 17 Shahed drones were shot down.

mstdn.social

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDs5ZJgSF6s
its possible a SU-35 got lost somehow or the shot down a/c was initially misidentified

Nope, this belongs to march, they plan on breaking February record

 

[Warspite63]

I even know what Medvedev will say about this. Right tomorrow, or when he sobers up a little.

Is that a Jeopardy question?.... 'I'll take 'Ridiculously over-the-top Nuclear Threats' for $400 please, Alex'........

 

[GrauGeist]

Nope, this belongs to march, they plan on breaking February record

I can hardly wait for the 2024 Turret Tossing season to start!

 

[GTX]

Do the Right Thing, America

We Ukrainians have spent two years courageously defending ourselves against Russian aggression. America must not be tempted to abandon us.

time.com

 

[GTX]

Can Ukraine Still Win?

As Congress continues to delay aid and Volodymyr Zelensky replaces his top commander, military experts debate the possible outcomes.

www.newyorker.com

 

[GTX]

Russia Building More Dated A-50 Radar Planes Is Desperate But May Be Necessary

A plan to put the outdated A-50 Mainstay back into production reflects growing losses and major problems in the Russian aerospace industry.

www.twz.com

 

[GTX]

Russian Kh-35 missile crashes in Krasnodar region

A Russian Kh-35 missile, designated NATO name AS-20 'Kayak', has crashed in Krasnodar Krai, within the North Caucasus region of Russia's southwest. The Kh-35, a turbojet subsonic cruise anti-ship missile, is primarily utilized by Russian strike aviation to target Ukrainian military assets up to...

defence-blog.com

 

[GTX]

Leaked audio shows Germany discussed possible Taurus missiles delivery to Ukraine: Reports

German military officials also discussed possible targets including the Kerch Bridge linking Russia and occupied Crimea, according to media reports.

www.politico.eu

 

[GTX]

 

[GTX]

Fingers crossed

With A Million Shells About To Ship, Ukraine’s Artillery Crisis Could End Soon

In fits and starts, Ukraine’s European allies are piecing together the financing and industrial resources to supply the Ukrainians with the artillery ammo they need.

www.forbes.com

 

[GTX]

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1w4PFPqA5Os

 

[GTX]

What about Taurus missiles for Ukraine? The 1 question Germany’s chancellor hears on repeat - Breaking Defense

“There's no technical argument why you would need German soldiers” for Ukraine to operate Taurus missiles, analyst Fabian Hoffmann said. “It's simply because the chancellor doesn't want to give up final targeting authority."

breakingdefense.com

 

[GTX]

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlMyPFVdMDA

 

[Denniss]

Possibly -2 birds again but no confirmation yet

'Waiting for confirmation' - Ukrainian Air Force hints at destroying two more Russian aircraft

Read more

newsukraine.rbc.ua

 

[WARSPITER]

And drove the Ottomans into the arms of the Germans.

The Ottomans were already well and truly heading for alliance with Germany anyway.

Artillery shells for Ukraine have been a problem for NATO and in particular the US as for them
the use of artillery has changed over time. Precision strikes on targets by aircraft / missiles has
replaced the large expenditure at shorter ranges style employed by artillery.

DPICM munitions are more in vogue as larger areas can be blanketed with less shells / missiles.
The US has stock of around 5.5 million of these. Ukraine has already received supplies and will be getting
more.

The use of drones is also a factor that has allowed more accurate targeting than artillery can provide. Things
change and standard artillery barrages such as those in use by Russia are nowhere near as effective as what Ukraine
is employing now and will be getting more of.

 

[GTX]

Diva jets: Why ‘sensitive’ F-16s will be hard work for Ukraine

The multi-role Western fighters will help Ukraine even the odds but it won’t be easy to use the “high maintenance” jets in wartime.

www.politico.eu

 

[GrauGeist]

Diva jets: Why ‘sensitive’ F-16s will be hard work for Ukraine

The multi-role Western fighters will help Ukraine even the odds but it won’t be easy to use the “high maintenance” jets in wartime.

www.politico.eu

Yet another stellar op-ed from the markedly "port" leaning rag.

Key laugh points:
"...but it won't be easy to use the "high maintenance" jets in wartime."
Surprisingly enough, they were designed for wartime.

"using unprepared runways could sabotage the delicate aircraft."
Except these "delicate" aircraft have successfully been deployed over the decades from various surfaces, including highways, especially in Taiwan.

 

[VintageIron]

Is that a Jeopardy question?.... 'I'll take 'Ridiculously over-the-top Nuclear Threats' for $400 please, Alex'........

So how long before Poland, Germany, and other Nato countries decide to add nuclear arms to their arsenals?

 

[WARSPITER]

Under the sharing system the US has around 100 weapons spread to Belgium, the Netherlands, Turkey, Germany, and Italy.

 

[Glider]

Yet another stellar op-ed from the markedly "port" leaning rag.

Key laugh points:
"...but it won't be easy to use the "high maintenance" jets in wartime."
Surprisingly enough, they were designed for wartime.

"using unprepared runways could sabotage the delicate aircraft."
Except these "delicate" aircraft have successfully been deployed over the decades from various surfaces, including highways, especially in Taiwan.

If I may also add that its a very safe bet that the Ukraine airbases are already a very high priority target for Russia.