Russia Ukraine War 2022

[blackjack]

So there really is another direction of Russian advancement.

 

[Corvus Splendens]

They are desperate to drag NATO into the fight directly. Their state media vomits sensational diarrhea everyday.

Top NATO official says Alliance ready for direct confrontation with Russia

Admiral Rob Bauer, Chair of the NATO Military Committee, has said that the Alliance is ready for a direct confrontation with Russia.

www.pravda.com.ua

 

[blackjack]

aircrafts are falling out of the sky as of lately.

 

[Corvus Splendens]

They're Harassing Germany left and right...Germany seems to be a pussy

The Bundeswehr is a joke. Nevermind their leadership being cucks, their army logistics is a shitshow. More than half of their vehicles stay in the garage. Their soldiers spend most of their day playing tic tac toe and binging youtube in the barracks. Their shit breaks down all the time. One example,
The commander of the 10th Tank Division reported to his superiors that during an exercise with 18 Puma infantry fighting vehicles, all 18 of them broke down. It was a worrisome incident given that the ultra-modern weapons systems are a key component of the NATO rapid-reaction force. There is a lack of munitions and equipment – and arms deliveries to Ukraine have only worsened the situation. "The cupboards are almost bare," said Alfons Mais, inspector general of the German army, at the beginning of the war. André Wüstner, head of the German Bundeswehr Association, seconds him: "We continue to be in free fall."
Also,
According to the accompanying explanation, the army is currently unable to send artillery units to Lithuania. The Bundeswehr has for years suffered from a shortage of artillery, a problem made worse by arms deliveries to Ukraine. It will take several years for this deficit to be eliminated.

Anti-aircraft defense is likewise deficient due to parallel commitments to the NATO rapid reaction force. "After the cessation of the multinational contribution, this will lead to a qualified shortage of corresponding organic capabilities starting in quarter I of 2023," the report reads, in a fine example of military bureaucratese.

Germany’s military continues to be reliant on analog radios, communications that can be easily intercepted, for one. For another, they are incompatible with the modern devices used by soldiers from the Netherlands, the Czech Republic and Norway, all of whom are part of the unit Germany leads. The situation is no better when it comes to those units that have been committed to NATO, though not yet called upon, for specific tasks – such as the NATO rapid reaction force.

The problems with transportation, a key capability given that, in an emergency, troop units must be quickly relocated. The fact that the Bundeswehr lacks logistics capabilities has been clear for some time, but the alternative looks no better. "Relying on civilian support when it comes to container transportation is not currently possible," the report notes, because "no offer from a commercial service provider" has been received.

The navy has insufficient stocks of reserve and replacement parts, while the medical services "are not able to muster sufficient supplies of bandages and medications for military operations," due to delivery bottlenecks from suppliers. The Bundeswehr, in other words, doesn’t even have enough Band-aids.

They were dilly dallying around sending tanks because their own clown leadership hasn't a clue on how to resolve their own deficiencies, their defense minister goes around army bases to take selfies.

 

[Blademaster]

I hope the Russians bomb the retreat to hell.

 

[Blademaster]

Very simple. Russians will tell that they cannot tell which nation the sub belong to so it will assume to be a NATO sub. If a NATO sub attacks, all bets are off.

 

[Blademaster]

Where is this source of titanium located?

I hope the British are stupid enough to start this because Russians will surely respond.

 

[The Shrike]

RuAF doing actual strike/interdiction. Pretty cool to see, that means they have sufficiently degraded the IADS around the area. The Kh-29 has a range of about 15km, which means they've essentially taken care of air defense of around atleast 40-45km around this area(and this is Bakhmut)

How does one know this is a Kh-29 strike?

 

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[temujin]

The whole essence of Ukropia and it's ancient culture captured in a short video. This is what the 'collective West' is spending hundreds of billions to defend.



Good evening, we are from Ukraine In case you think this is Russian propaganda, the Ukropian caption on the video actually says ' with kids like this we have nothing to fear'- so clearly Ukrops see this as some sort of heroic achievement- fucking animals

 

[temujin]

Take a look at this geezer, part of the Ukrop 'special forces' defending Bakhmut. A lot of recent footage I've seen of KIAs and POWs from the Bakhmut frontline have been of those in the 50s. Seen alongside demands to neighbouring countries to return those of draft age who fled the country and the age and appearance of those in 'home/street mobilisation' videos lately, it's likely Ukrops are experiencing a shortage of fighting age men to chuck into battle. Ultimately whatever tanks/ APCs/ fighter jets West supplies, it would make little difference if Ukrops run out of troops.

 

[DumbPilot]

How does one know this is a Kh-29 strike?

Aside from crosschecking youtube videos:
The only source of information is RU telegrammers.

 

[DumbPilot]

Foreign mercs vs Spetznas

 

[DumbPilot]

Foreign mercs vs Spetznas

Apparently the Spetznas got wiped out completely