Russia-Ukraine War - News, Discussions & Updates

[AZ_HighCountry]

Ukes still striking a long way from home:

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[AZ_HighCountry]

Ukraine deploying AI to fight drones:

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[vizier]

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All these have counterparts in Eu countries which can still be supplied except PAC3. Poland has bought himars gmlrs systems which they can donate to Ukraine as well or maybe they are producing an Ukranian gmlrs together right now who knows. Unless Usa spy sat data network sharing is cancelled to Ukraine which severely degrades their targeting capability on detecting Russian targets it wont make much difference. Especially if Russian tactics consist of taking 1km2 with 10000 losses to fpv drones and artillery without questioning commander j. stalins orders I doubt which side would demilitarize first.

 

[vizier]

Gore has been blurred.

Judging from the looks of things, the driver was completely decapitated in the explosion:

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Another suicide mission ordered by j.. stalin. Also in a straight road you cannot make zigzag like with motorcycle to evade fpv drones. At least the atvs should have minimum fish net style cover behind and on the sides to catch fpv drones. But still it can be taken down by anti personnel artillery fragments hitting nearby. atvs top and sides and partly front should have basic lightweight kevlar anti fragment protection walls + attached fish nets behind and sides to catch fpv drones.

 

[Soldier35]

Residents of Poltava have published footage of Russian kamikaze drones "Geran-2" striking the building of the Ukrainian regional military registration and enlistment office in Poltava. It is worth noting that the drones "Geran-2" have already been modernized. According to Ukrainian media, as a result of the attack of kamikaze drones "Geran-2" there are dead and wounded.

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Seeing more strikes from Switchblade 600s

 

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[Soldier35]

An episode of the assault by a Russian unit, a stronghold of the Ukrainian army. In the video, a Russian soldier throws a TM-62M anti-tank mine into a Ukrainian dugout. This method has become quite often used in battles in Ukraine. The location of the video is not reported

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[Watandar]

Gaining a few more km2 with 10000 losses is not sustainable even for Russia. The sooner the chain of command starts to question this strategy the better.

human wave attacks and tolerance of high casualties is what won Russia the Eastern Front in ww2. Unfortunately the Russian command doesnt know any better.

 

[vizier]

human wave attacks and tolerance of high casualties is what won Russia the Eastern Front in ww2. Unfortunately the Russian command doesnt know any better.

At that time they were gaining land even with high casualties. This way it is one way mission only. Most experienced soliders die to gain 1km2. Seems of like a self sabotage of Russian own effort that will make them vulnurable several months or at most a year later to Ukraine counter attacks. Defender always has advantage and it is not ww2 all their movements are spotted from air now. Gaining a few sqkms and then they will be exhausted with staggering losses soon and that is when Ukr will strike wedges into their formations cutting their supplies completely.

 

[Nuffle]

At that time they were gaining land even with high casualties. This way it is one way mission only. Most experienced soliders die to gain 1km2. Seems of like a self sabotage of Russian own effort that will make them vulnurable several months or at most a year later to Ukraine counter attacks. Defender always has advantage and it is not ww2 all their movements are spotted from air now. Gaining a few sqkms and then they will be exhausted with staggering losses soon and that is when Ukr will strike wedges into their formations cutting their supplies completely.

Counteroffensive with which infantry?

Yes, infantry is still essential for counteroffensives, since taking territory still requires infantry to occupy the terrain.

Where will Ukraine, with its limited and scarce manpower, find the personnel to conduct a counteroffensive and retake everything?

Explain this to me.

The defense units are starving, but the "Drone Line" strategy should solve this. The Unmanned Systems Forces promised to shut down the Russian offensive, making it impossible for Russian forces to operate within 20-30 km of Ukrainian forces.

Zelensky has put all his eggs in this basket. If this does not work, the current infantry manpower crisis will continue to force them to lose ground at a faster pace, potentially creating the conditions for a collapse if the Russians manage to find a way to dismantle the Ukrainian reconnaissance fire complex, the integrated drone-guided fire system, which is the only thing really holding the Russians back.

 

[F-22Raptor]

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