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However, Russian local authorities deny these claims, calling them false, and no official Russian confirmation exists. The conflicting narratives and lack of definitive evidence make verification difficult.
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UA-RU-NATO War | Discussions | Jun. 1st/Sep. 13th 2025
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However, Russian local authorities deny these claims, calling them false, and no official Russian confirmation exists. The conflicting narratives and lack of definitive evidence make verification difficult.
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Grok doesn't have the capability to verify live news. It can only verify them hours after, once it has seen MSM reporting on them.
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Which is exactly why I posted the Grok message.
1) Reign in the exuberance
2) Emphasize the implications IF tru.
1) Reign in the exuberance
2) Emphasize the implications IF tru.
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Absolutely... from initial numbers that's about a third of Russia's long-range strategic bomber fleet.
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This should definitely cut into their ability to launch glide bombs.Initial reports claim about 27 Tu-95 bombers have been destroyed (Unverified). This is more than half of Russia's total fleet.
'Russian bombers are burning en masse' — Ukraine's SBU drones hit 'more than 40' aircraft in mass attack, source says
"Currently, more than 40 aircraft are known to have been hit, including the A-50, Tu-95 and Tu-22 M3," a source told the Kyiv Independent.kyivindependent.com
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The aerial leg of Russia's nuclear triad was just heavily damaged.
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The live battle damage assessment was extremely useful. It doesn't look like the strikes across Russia are done yet either.
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Grok doesn't remember conversations between users. Any advice you give it won't be reflected to the next user who asks.
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I didn't provide it any.
These were my thoughts.
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And what would the US response be if an enemy wiped out half of our B-52 fleet in a single attack?
Asking for a friend.
Asking for a friend.
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Tell your friend, he would be wise to get the shelter prepped.
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The revenge would be colossal, if this story (air branch of the Russian nuclear triad has just been seriously damaged) is true for Russia, same thing
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A reminder, given today's Ukrainian drone strikes, that it is becoming borderline-insane that we routinely allow ships *owned and operated by DoD-designated Chinese military companies* to sit in our ports with thousands of containers onboard and under their control.
Point WELL MADE!
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It should be noted that this done attack penetrated deep into Russian territory. Over 4,000 km was the last estimate I saw.
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My gosh drones have changed the battlefield. I bet the Department of Defense is super concerned about drones due to their increasing capabilities, low cost, the difficulty in countering them effectively, and the potential for their use in espionage, attacks, and coordinated swarm operations. I'm sure the rapid advancements in drone technology are constantly posing new challenges to national security and requiring the development of innovative detection and neutralization strategies. They are a terrorest's dream and a country's way to build an army fast and cheap.
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I don't think we have much, if any, BDA on the Ivanovo or Dyagilevo bases yet. From Google Earth imagery, a lot of II-76s and A-50s were at Ivanovo Air Base and a mix of TU-95s, TU-22s, and II-76s were at Dyagilevo.
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This could be the cause of an epidemic of open window or stairwell síndrome in Russia.
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I don't think Ukrain should have had to notify the President of the United States of America when executing espianage and guerrilla attacks. That's just one step that could compromise the mission.
Look (if proven true) at who was possibly running former President Biden's administration toward the end. Who knows how mush top secret information was exposed by who knows how many people that shouldn't have had the access to it (again if proven true).
I know the relationship between the U.S. and Ukraine, particularly concerning intelligence sharing and military support, is complex. Ukraine, as a sovereign nation, has the right to defend itself and conduct operations it deems necessary for its national security without asking permission or telling anyone.
Look (if proven true) at who was possibly running former President Biden's administration toward the end. Who knows how mush top secret information was exposed by who knows how many people that shouldn't have had the access to it (again if proven true).
I know the relationship between the U.S. and Ukraine, particularly concerning intelligence sharing and military support, is complex. Ukraine, as a sovereign nation, has the right to defend itself and conduct operations it deems necessary for its national security without asking permission or telling anyone.
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I believe the opposite, if Ukraine wants to have the support of the USA it would be better to collaborate, especially with Trump, I could be wrong, but Trump must be furious with Zelensky
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