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I find it easier to believe the DOD than the Russians for some funny reason
Scraping the bottom of the barrel, perhaps?Not sure what to think of this: Lack of weapons? Getting rid of old junk? targets of opportunity?
Russia Now Firing S-300 Surface-To-Air Missiles At Land Targets In Ukraine: Official
The Russian S-300 surface-to-air missile system does have a little-known latent ability to strike land targets.
I was examining this GPS (I had a similar one) and noticed a few things and learned a few more. It looks like this guy is flying close to a town called "Pravdinsk" located Kaliningrad Oblast, Russia. This area from what I understand is part of Russia but detached from Russia and is surrounded by Poland and Lithuania. There are a number of military bases there, it would seem this would be a real hotspot should things escalate in the region.
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Not sure what to think of this: Lack of weapons? Getting rid of old junk? targets of opportunity?
Russia Now Firing S-300 Surface-To-Air Missiles At Land Targets In Ukraine: Official
The Russian S-300 surface-to-air missile system does have a little-known latent ability to strike land targets.
I find it easier to believe the DOD than the Russians for some funny reason
Tens of thousands of Russia's sons have died thus far, and he's just getting started? By Christmas they'll be forty thousand dead Russians, and their mothers and fathers will begin to protest.
Those don't count into Putin's domestic risk.
More noise from Vladolph Putler.
It could also have negative tones in that the Russians don't feel the air threat warrants the use of the system in its primary role.Not sure what to think of this: Lack of weapons? Getting rid of old junk? targets of opportunity?
Russia Now Firing S-300 Surface-To-Air Missiles At Land Targets In Ukraine: Official
The Russian S-300 surface-to-air missile system does have a little-known latent ability to strike land targets.
I think that today our Polish and Lithuanian friends are better informed about the developments in that area. Suwalki Gap needs to be watched...I was examining this GPS (I had a similar one) and noticed a few things and learned a few more. It looks like this guy is flying close to a town called "Pravdinsk" located Kaliningrad Oblast, Russia. This area from what I understand is part of Russia but detached from Russia and is surrounded by Poland and Lithuania. There are a number of military bases there, it would seem this would be a real hotspot should things escalate in the region.
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Lastly, it's worth considering what the fifty mostly dated warplanes of the 132nd Aviation Division bring to the fold. The 4th Naval Attack Regiment mixes older Su-24M supersonic bombers with modern Su-30SM multi-role fighters. Both are armed with anti-ship missiles, and the latter can also perform air-to-air missions.
Meanwhile, the 689th Fighter Regiment primarily consists of agile but aging Su-27P fighters, though these are to be replaced with Su-27SM and Su-35S multi-role fighters.
There's also the 396th Composite Helicopter Regiments based at Donskoe, which fields a squadron each of Mi-24 gunships, Ka-27M anti-submarine and search-and-rescue helicopters, and Mi-8 and Ka-29 transport choppers.
The aviation contingent, however, notably lacks maritime surveillance aviation besides some Forpost drones derived from the Israeli IAI Searcher drone.
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How is putler supposed to take Alaska now?Russia doesn't produce tanks, UralVagonZavod with half production
At the moment, UralVagonZavod does not produce the desired amount of tanks but has focused its efforts on repairing destroyed combat equipment, sources said.
