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New Russia/Ukraine/NATO Thread - Reports & Analysis Combined

Torch said:
How Russia Is Failing on the Battlefield
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Russia hasn't failed. They have captured more territory. It's just been bloody for them.

But Russia still has lots of peasants to throw at the meat-grinder. Unfortunately, Russia has more bodies than Ukraine. In a war of attrition, Ukraine is on the losing end.
 
DEFCON Warning System said:
Russia hasn't failed. They have captured more territory. It's just been bloody for them.

But Russia still has lots of peasants to throw at the meat-grinder. Unfortunately, Russia has more bodies than Ukraine. In a war of attrition, Ukraine is on the losing end.
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As i stated at the start of this conflict. Russia wins. Not just boots , the weapons production ability aswell. Nato dosn't even have those numbers , in boots or production capacity. It was a given. And remains as such.
And will.
 
DEFCON Warning System said:
Russia hasn't failed. They have captured more territory. It's just been bloody for them.

But Russia still has lots of peasants to throw at the meat-grinder. Unfortunately, Russia has more bodies than Ukraine. In a war of attrition, Ukraine is on the losing end.
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  • Asymmetry in human resources: Russia possesses a demographic pool nearly four times larger than Ukraine’s, allowing it to absorb massive human losses—estimated in the hundreds of thousands, including both dead and wounded—without its front line collapsing.
    • Economic and industrial destruction: Russia’s massive and systematic strike campaigns have devastated entire sectors of the Ukrainian economy, most notably its metallurgical industry and electrical grid. Ukraine relies almost entirely on external financial and material aid to survive.
 
I see no chance for Ukraine, especially following the American betrayal (they are even helping Russia).
In my opinion, Ukraine should raise the white flag; otherwise, things will only get worse later on.
 
Not sure if this was already posted. I got notice through a military group. Worth sharing. Disregard if already posted, etc
www.euronews.com

Russia fires North Korean missiles at Ukrainian energy facility: Kyiv

"Moscow is deliberately seeking to leave millions of Ukrainians without electricity, heating, and water as winter approaches," Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said. #EuropeNews
www.euronews.com www.euronews.com
 
The IAEA has been informed that one employee of the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) was killed in a drone attack today, in the latest incident affecting plant personnel and further endangering nuclear safety and security during the military conflict.
Separately today, an employee of the nearby Zaporizhzhya Thermal Power Plant was also killed by a drone.
It came a few days after another ZNPP employee was reportedly killed by a drone.
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https://twitter.com/x/status/2119782756263526785
 
Sidney Reilly said:
If I was Ukraine I wouldn't trust the United States, the United Kingdom, France, and China to negotiate anything. They didn't uphold the security assurances from last time.
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I agree but if they don’t set down with those nations involved and participating the only thing their going to get is
“Nyet”.

It all really makes me wish I was a fly on the wall when Boris Johnson set down with Zelinski
 
Peter Griffin said:
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Feel free to move if necessary the video just reminded me of some reading I had been doing.

This is an aside and in no way intended to minimize what Ukraine has done.
But there is one major drawback to drone usage on the localized battlefield or local surveillance.
Signet collection and disruption.
When deployed against an adversary with capable signet systems. Drone operators on a front can be traced back to their location much like anti artillery radar can detect mortar or mobile artillery launchers.
I’m not dismissing drones out right. Only pointing out the nuances of their uses.


Drones complicate the battlefield but they’re not a silver bullet.

www.army.mil

Army electromagnetic unreliability events empower industry to test drone, fires resilience

In a strategic effort to outpace adversaries and accelerate the adoption of cutting-edge technology, the U.S. Army is inviting private industry to test...
www.army.mil www.army.mil
www.droneshield.com

What Is RF Drone Detection, and How Does It Work?

RF drone detection identifies UAS by intercepting their radio signals. An explanation of how RF sensing works and where it fits in layered counter-UAS defense.
www.droneshield.com www.droneshield.com
 
RiffRaff said:
Not sure if related to Russia/Ukraine War or something more localized:

www.twz.com

Security Levels At U.S. Bases In England Raised Without Explanation

Aviation spotters had noticed unusual aircraft activity at RAF Mildenhall, which prompted our inquiries to the USAF.
www.twz.com www.twz.com
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The Wall Street Journal, which first reported the evacuation, said that the threat related to Iran. The report cited “people familiar with the matter.”
The base also raised its alert level to FPCON Charlie — the second highest level — the organization said. That applies when an incident occurs or intelligence is received indicating that some form of terrorist action targeting personnel or facilities is likely. There was no immediate confirmation from the Pentagon.
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