"All of Vlad's forces and all of Vlad's men, are out to put Humpty together again." (9 Viewers)

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If you'll indulge my inner 8 year old field marshal, I'd like to see the AFU knockdown, cut, and tear up every power transmission cable coming out of the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant. It supplies power for steel manufacturing...okay, a butt ton of stuff. This, with the taking of the gas metering center in Sudzha, can really hurt the Russian economy. If the AFU were to knockout a few railroad interlockings, where the tower/signal boxes control a network of switches, that'd really hurt.
I pay attention to the news about Russian railroads. They're operating (barely) under penalty of death if they don't deliver.
 

''Cry 'Havoc!' and let slip the dogs of war.''
 
Putin, NATO salesman of the year for three years in a row. I doubt if uncle Josif managed to achieve that!
 
Those fiber optic drones are cable guided? Isn't fiber optic kind of delicate?
 
Troubling.

We'll see how long the Russian economy lasts:


Russia, which was particularly behind, seems to be catching up despite sanctions and embargoes, thus representing new capabilities. The development of this heavy drone with anti-air capabilities began in 2011, the first images appeared in 2019, and today it is estimated that a massive deployment in the forces could be possible by 2027 in parallel with the SU-57 whose first operational flights are now known. However, the Russian Okhotnik drone faces the same financial challenges that prevent Moscow from mass-adopting its own advanced weapons, such as the T-14 Armata tank and the Su-57 stealth fighter.


From same link.
 
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