"All of Vlad's forces and all of Vlad's men, are out to put Humpty together again." (4 Viewers)
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GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
The following video is hard to watch. It is unedited and absolutely NSFW or young eyes.
The video's contents are of FPV drones taking out Russian soldiers.
While it is gruesome, it also highlights several points, one being that the troops are not actively seeking cover as well as zero situational awareness.
This also should be shown to conscripts, so they can see what to look foreward to when they get shipped off to Ukraine as well as to the Russian public, so they can see their sons, brothers, fathers dying for absolutely nothing.
The video's contents are of FPV drones taking out Russian soldiers.
While it is gruesome, it also highlights several points, one being that the troops are not actively seeking cover as well as zero situational awareness.
This also should be shown to conscripts, so they can see what to look foreward to when they get shipped off to Ukraine as well as to the Russian public, so they can see their sons, brothers, fathers dying for absolutely nothing.
Obviously heading out to sea…
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Inverted flat spin. Watch for fins in video.
Thumpalumpacus
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KYIV, March 29 (Reuters) - Ukraine's military will need to mobilise fewer people than initially expected to fend off Russia's two-year-old invasion, Kyiv's top general said on Friday.
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said in December that his military had proposed mobilising up to 500,000 more Ukrainians into the armed forces as Russia stepped up attacks along the 1,000-km (621-mile) front line.
Commander-in-chief Oleksandr Syrskyi, who was appointed last month, said in an interview with Ukrainian media published on Friday that the figure had been "significantly reduced" after a review of resources.
He did not name a new figure.
"We expect that we will have enough people capable of defending their motherland," told the Ukrinform news agency. "I am talking not only about the mobilized but also about volunteer fighters."
Ukraine's mobilisation effort has been hobbled by waning enthusiasm and reports of corruption and abuse at draft offices. A bill that would allow officials to call up more troops is currently winding its way through parliament.
Syrskyi added that an audit of non-combat units had allowed military planners to send "thousands" of service members to the front, and that combat-support roles were "equally important" in Kyiv's defence effort.
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said in December that his military had proposed mobilising up to 500,000 more Ukrainians into the armed forces as Russia stepped up attacks along the 1,000-km (621-mile) front line.
Commander-in-chief Oleksandr Syrskyi, who was appointed last month, said in an interview with Ukrainian media published on Friday that the figure had been "significantly reduced" after a review of resources.
He did not name a new figure.
"We expect that we will have enough people capable of defending their motherland," told the Ukrinform news agency. "I am talking not only about the mobilized but also about volunteer fighters."
Ukraine's mobilisation effort has been hobbled by waning enthusiasm and reports of corruption and abuse at draft offices. A bill that would allow officials to call up more troops is currently winding its way through parliament.
Syrskyi added that an audit of non-combat units had allowed military planners to send "thousands" of service members to the front, and that combat-support roles were "equally important" in Kyiv's defence effort.
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
Picked that out on my second viewing. I was watching for 'chutes first time.
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Bring them on!!!
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“I don’t want to scare anyone, but war is no longer a concept from the past,” said Polish prime minister.
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Comments within this article imply the Greeks will be disinclined to send their F-16s to Ukraine:
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I hope that isn't the case.
Greece Is Putting Its Older F-16s And Mirage 2000s Up For Sale, But Will Any Country Buy Them?
'We are not well-informed about the current technical status of planes, the specific type of Mirage 2000s Greece will finally sell, maintenance costs, and costs for future technological advancement'
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I hope that isn't the case.
Russia’s First-Ever Robotic Ground Assault Ended Badly ... For The Robots
The Russian army sent at least two grenade-launcher-armed unmanned ground vehicles on what appears to have been a direct assault on the Ukrainian 53rd Mechanized Brigade.
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Ukraine Could Get Millions Of Artillery Shells—And Soon. It’s Getting Its Best Guns Ready To Fire Away.
Ukraine is getting its big guns ready to resume blasting away. That starts with repairing dozens of American-made M777 towed howitzers.
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Security Service of Ukraine cracks down on illegal military weaponry sales
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