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This sounds like a you problem. Is anyone else here interested in why your article is shyte? Let's move on, imo.I'm sorry, I was less than specific. I wanted your rebuttal
And please let the moderators make that determination! Now lets move on!!This sounds like a you problem. Is anyone else here interested in why your article is shyte? Let's move on, imo.
So the operation to "denazify" Ukraine is derussofying instead? What a shame.Rats flee everywhere!
In the North
Collaborators with Russian forces are fleeing, say Ukrainian officials
Queues reported at Russian border as Ukrainian citizens accused of collaborating leave areas around Kharkivwww.theguardian.com
And in the south
Russian intelligence officers and military commanders flee Crimea, Kyiv claims – as it happened
Russian intelligence officers and military commanders in south ‘urgently resettling families’, Ukraine claimswww.theguardian.com
And please let the moderators make that determination! Now lets move on!!
I remember thinking of acquiring one a few years back. When I saw a picture of a Russian with one, I thought it had to be sniper.M-N 91 rifles in many cases. That had to be inspiring.
The list of wars the M91 has been in, is ridiculously long (literally from the late 1890's to the present war in Ukraine).I remember thinking of acquiring one a few years back. When I saw a picture of a Russian with one, I thought it had to be sniper.
A good summary of the "informed speculation" here:The Drive: SU-25 crash may point to wider issues.I buy some of this, I doubt both engines would flame out though. If he did not have structural failure, it's apparent he over banked and spun in. Even if he got into the lead's wake turbulence, it should have not tossed him around to an extent where he couldn't control the aircraft (Su25 T/O weight should be about 40,000 pounds so we're not talking small aircraft here).
There does seem to be something coming off the left wing. The Su25 does have speedbrakes at the wing tip IIRC. I'm wondering if that's the point of failure
The only other thing to took at is if he shelled an engine (compressor or turbine blew) and that resulted in taking out flight controls. I know these aircraft have a lot of armor around the engines to prevent this, but you can always have that one piece of engine shrapnel that got lucky.
Maybe She Drink Pee should think about a few sanctions placed on his nasty arse.As Russia suffers losses in Ukraine, Xi wants the world to know he's got Putin's back
Xi Jinping will use his first trip outside China in more than two and a half years to publicly show support for Vladimir Putin, writes Bill Birtles.www.abc.net.au
I wonder how accurate this is vs. propaganda. But 100 tanks does not replace the two thousand lost.This is disheartening news, new Russian tanks being produced:
New batch of T-90M Proryv tanks left the UralVagonZavod plant
This article also has links to a couple other tank production or repair articles:
Deleted. I couldn't find supporting evidence of my post.
Yeah, once I investigated. It was clearly a nothing burger.I thought it was already reported months ago he was already there. I could be wrong though.
Interesting bit of info.
Recent US/NATO COMINT indicates some of the Russian forces in the Kherson area are concerned that they 'may have to get rid of the Chechens'.
Take a note. If you are a member of the 93rd brigade, do not p--s this guy off.