Live Conflict Ukraine-Russia War

[Nilgiri]

A peek into the CV90 side of things @UkroTurk et al

Ukrainian soldiers ready for the front

On 24 February 2022, Russian missiles hit Ukraine. 10 days after the outbreak of the war, the first Swedish shipment of helmets, body armour, rations and light anti-tank weapons reaches Ukraine. A year later, the decision is made to send 50 combat vehicle..

www.forsvarsmakten.se

 

[Anastasius]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1667180467282403328

Its mostly a slur towards Turks, but since the west/white europeans sees Turks and Muslims as one and the same i guess its also a slur against Muslims. Honestly though seeing the shit these people eat like a thousand different boiled cabbage dishes, they should love the Turks for introducing kebab to them. God Russian food is so terrible.

It's an account run by a Russian FSB goon pretending to be a woman. They know how to pander to their audience.

 

[Umigami]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1667340351739244545

 

[blackjack]

sounds like the counteroffensive didnt go so well and supposedly destroyed leopards.

 

[Gary]

watching this makes me want to start a catering company. Yes, I know how to cook

 

[Gary]

Thoughts from an actual expert and think tank.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1667285775740723200

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1667294424261357568

 

[GoatsMilk]

It's an account run by a Russian FSB goon pretending to be a woman. They know how to pander to their audience.

Even better, Muslims get to see what the Russian establishment and their apologists really think about Muslims. Also highlights to Turks that the Russians see the Turks as their enemy too. Its a minor example of the Yugoslav goon talking about killing Turks when slaughtering slavic Muslims in the Blakans. Which is fine i see the Russians as a primary enemy of Turkiye today. Inshallah Turkiye will send many more weapons to Ukraine.

 

[GoatsMilk]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1667340351739244545

Did all the Ukrainian soldiers survive that? Everyone looks pretty chill as they make their way out.

 

[Barry]

Good to see that the US stuff actually protects it's occupants instead of BBQ'ing them and sending the turret into space.

 

[UkroTurk]

Ukrainian counter-offensive gains momentum, occupiers resist fiercely - Politico

11:19, 10.06.23



Ukrainian counteroffensive has already started / t.me/V_Zelenskiy_official

Ukraine does not officially announce the start of a counteroffensive, but hints of this are appearing more and more often.

The Ukrainian counter-offensive is gaining momentum, but the Russians are showing stiff resistance.

According to Politico, Ukrainian mechanized brigades are doubling down on offensives in the Bakhmut and Zaporozhye directions, "but seem to be facing strong Russian resistance."

The publication notes that the Ukrainians advanced up to 1600 meters around Bakhmut. This was also recognized by the Russian "military correspondents" associated with the RF Ministry of Defense. Wagner leader Yevgeny Prigozhin earlier this week complained about the retreat of Russian troops in Bakhmut, calling it a "shame".


At the same time, the publication notes that the Russians are well prepared for the defense in the Zaporozhye direction, having equipped fortifications, "dragon's teeth" and minefields.

"Donetsk region is a very difficult battle. But there is a result, and I am grateful to everyone who provides this result! Bakhmut is great. Step by step," Zelensky said.

"Russian defense can create big problems for Ukraine's counteroffensive. Engineering equipment has turned out to be one of the strongest types of the Russian army," the material says.

 

[500]

Before Kharkiv offensive length of the frontline (without dnepro river) was 760 km.
After the retreat from Kherson frontline lengh is about 440 km.

New line will be much easier to defend for both sides. I dont expect any serious changes anymore.

I posted in on 14 Nov 2022. Ineed not much change since then.

This chart shows percent of occupied Ukrainian territories (not including territories occupied in 2014).

 

[Bürküt]

I posted in on 14 Nov 2022. Ineed not much change since then.



This chart shows percent of occupied Ukrainian territories (not including territories occupied in 2014).

The possibility that Crimea will be freed from occupation is increasingly becoming a dream you say .

 

[Agha Sher]

The possibility that Crimea will be freed from occupation is increasingly becoming a dream you say .

Crimea needs to be independent and given back to the original inhabitants. The Crimean Tatars

 

[Bürküt]

Crimea needs to be independent and given back to the original inhabitants. The Crimean Tatars

I am willing to a Crimea which attached to Ukraine.At least they can survive in more humane conditions.And at least Russia can not be encountered in the Black Sea and the Mediterranean.

 

[Barry]

That Leo 2 has already been recovered and repaired lmao. Hit a mine that took the track off.

 

[Relic]

Ignore the Russian propaganda noise. Yes, Ukraine has a lost a couple Leopard 2 MBTs and a handful of Bradley IFVs. That's the price of going on an offensive. They've also gained more territory in the Bahkmut and Zaporizhia regions in the last week, than Russia did in months of fighting in the Bakhmut region. And they took a very minor number of casualties compared to the ten's of thousands of people Russia through intonthr meat grinder, using their "human wave" tactics.

Russian sources are hanging on every Western supplied vehicle destroyed as a pivotal victory. That's simply not the case. Ukrainians are going to suffer as they assault. That's simple reality and before people start "dooming" remember what has been lost vs what has been committed to Ukraine for the offensive between now and early fall... As a reminder for those who have quickly forgotten.

Main Battle Tanks
90x T-72
85x Leopard 2A4/5/6
14x Callenger 2
60x PT-91 Twardy
31x Abrams M1A1
28x T-55S
130x Leopard 1A5

Rough Total: 438 MBTs

Infantry Fighting Vehicles
109x Bradley M2 ODS
60x Marder 1A3
50x CV9040
40x AMX-10RC
100x KTO Rosomak
200x BMP-1/2
35x BVP M-80
40x Fennek

Rough Total: 634 IFVs

Armored Personnel Carriers and MRAPs

1500x HMMWVs
500x M113s (multi variant)
90x Stryker
60x VAB
500x Assorted variants of MRAPS

Rough Total: 2650 APCs / MRAPS

None of that accounts for Ukraine's own equipment and how much of it they're able to use for the offensive.

 

[Gary]

The Ka-52 Alligator while not particulary spectacular in the offense, seems to be very good with the defence. Combining good optics and long range ATGM. Waiting for incoming columns to come at it...like an alligator.

@Afif

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1667542061141172224

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1667553196905050112

 

[Gary]

Russian marines on the very same position where Ukraine lost 1x 2A6 and 4x M2

 

[Afif]

The Ka-52 Alligator while not particulary spectacular in the offense, seems to be very good with the defence. Combining good optics and long range ATGM. Waiting for incoming columns to come at it...like an alligator.

@Afif

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1667542061141172224

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1667553196905050112

Yes and no.

In all honesty, imagine if each armor/mechanized/combined arms company (3x in each Battalion) had single Hisar-A, Stryker SHORAD or SAAB' MSHORAD organic to its formation, would KA-52 dared to come that close?

 

[Gary]

Yes and no.

In all honesty, imagine if each armor/mechanized/combined arms company (3x in each Battalion) had single Hisar-A, Stryker SHORAD or SAAB' MSHORAD organic to its formation, would KA-52 dared to come that close?

Maybe not, but AD is in short supply because there's other need for AD other than just providing air defense to mechanized troops. Like for example guarding cities from Shaheds.

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