Posted on 11/07/2022 8:10:22 AM PST by SpeedyInTexas
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‘Corpses Glow Red In IR: Ukrop Recon Group Is Blown Away At Night By Rus Forces’
https://odysee.com/@Overthrown:6/afu-recon-destroyed:3
‘Damn: Russian Tank Ambushes And Blows Away AFU Tank At Point Blank Range’
https://odysee.com/@Overthrown:6/rus-tank-ambush:1
‘Kaskad Brigade Wrecks AFU Armor Columns In Ugledar Direction’
https://odysee.com/@Overthrown:6/video_2022-11-05_12-52-17:a
Gay RuZZians showing how it’s done.
https://mobile.twitter.com/antiputler_news/status/1589598819079319553
Excellent!
That means the Russians will take half the country for 19 years and then Ukraine will turn completely Hard Communist and turn on it's Western Neighbors, killing millions!
Türkiye refused to let Russian ships get into the Black Sea Russian cruiser Varyag and Russian destroyer Admiral Tributs planned to sail to the Black Sea through Bosphorus. They've been waiting for 9 months. They are moving back to their base in Vladivostok.
“Ukraine is Russia’s Vietnam”
Proportionally, it is even much worse for Russia.
They have already lost more troops than the USA lost in all the years in Vietnam, from a smaller population.
In terms of the percentage of their Military equipment lost, it is already several times as bad as US losses in Vietnam.
This is an historic disaster for Russia. I doubt that the current Government will last through next year.
Droned.
“Tore off the orc’s face and paw”
https://mobile.twitter.com/antiputler_news/status/1589554111741300737
“The “javelin fighters” of the 110th brigade are working, they are burning the armored armor”
https://mobile.twitter.com/antiputler_news/status/1589521336136671232
“Türkiye refused to let Russian ships get into the Black Sea…. They are moving back to their base in Vladivostok.”
Good news! Especially for the sailors on board…
When the war gets to Crimea in earnest next year, I’d expect that Russian warships will be hit hard.
That missile ship would likely have been struck already.
Ukraine: military situation update with maps, Nov 6, 2022
(’Orc’ is associated with the various hoards of 13th century Mongol invaders, as well as LOTR evil villains)
War in Ukraine
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP2QApi8G2TKc8NZmeDWSUg/videos
Artillery (key to success in this war), Fuller explanation of Orc military structure, Other Bonus articles - see previous postings in “Attack on Europe” (FR title search).
(Numbered printed material below - Some of the items below may be out of date, and not updated yet)
••Denotes Transcribed Dialogue. The entirety of the analysis is from a Ukrainian guy named War in Ukraine’s daily video - I only transcribe it. Extras are just that - from other sites, or my comments marked (Edit: .... )
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https://militaryland.net/
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Summary:
No major changes.
Key areas:
- Oskil river area: no changes.
- North Donbass area: no changes.
- Central Donbass (Donetsk West): no changes.
- Zaporizhya: no changes.
- Kherson bridgehead: no changes.
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••Battlefield Situation:
The general situation on battlefield is stalemate for both sides; there is generally a balance of power at this point, given the Russia is actively sending this conscripts to the front line and it allows it to sustain its position. There are some indirect indications Russia might be evacuating Kherson Bridgehead, but its all very speculative. There’s even some information that Russian troops have entered the radio silence, but it again its all super speculative.
••Strategic Situation:
On the news there is was a so-called leak by the Washington Post claiming the Biden administration is asking Ukraine to be open to negotiations with Russia. There’s not a so-called leak, because there are no leaks right; this is how information is being disseminated by the intelligent agencies: they give information to journalists who works as a journalist and works for the intelligent agency, and they gave him information which he disseminates it and and its called ‘leaks’, but its not really leaks - its just how the information is being disseminated.
This is being done mostly for internal US political reasons, because there is significant internal pressure in the US as it looks like a Republicans are gonna win lower chamber of the US Congress, and there is a high probability of the winning majority in the upper chamber. Then its going to be a big stalemate inside of the country, and there is a lot of backfire against supporting Ukraine among the Republican base, because its presented as if the Ukraine war is the source of the problems or it associated with the opposite side, the Democratic administration to draw the US into a war with Russia, which absolute political manipulation, but people believe it; they see the problems, and they want change.
That’s how it works, and its being played by the Republican side, generally speaking. That’s the situation in US; at the same time, Ukraine is pretty firm or Ukraine leadership where I for the first time would not criticize them, but say that they making right moves. They are standing firm: no negotiations with Russia, until they withdraw from Ukrainian territories.
Ukraine has decided not to go to G20 meeting where there was the expectation there will be negotiations with Putin, and the reason Ukraine does not want to go there, there will be undue pressure on Ukraine to give concessions to Russia for no reason. Ukraine sees that situation as some countries - such as India, China, Brazil - are trying to resolve their own problems at Ukraine’s expense, and for Ukraine its not acceptable. For that reason, Ukraine is not planning to go to the G20 meeting.
••China:
I’ll be talking quite a bit about China probably going forward, because US Admiral Charles Richard said the war in Ukraine was just warm-up, an appetizer - the real the real war is going to come, and there will be war with China.
(Edit: More info:)
Extremely Ominous Warning About China From US Strategic Command Chief
Admiral Richard says “the big one” with with China is coming and the “ship is slowly sinking” in terms of U.S. deterrence.
https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/extremely-ominous-warning-about-china-from-us-strategic-command-chief
••We’ll see - its actually not a forgone conclusion, maybe China invades Taiwan and US stays out, and that’s going to be a different scenario; there is a possibility of scenario, and its not actually small possibility, given that Republican side is taking over the legislative branch, which is the most important driver of who can declare or war or cannot or who decides about entering into the war. That would really change the situation in the world.
The US position in that world: that decision may lead to the loss of the US position & its world leader styles, and the bigger consequence of that is what gonna happen to to the US dollar. At that point, it may crumble, and what will happen as a result is the standard of living in the US will probably drop at minimum by 2X and possibly 3X; if things really go in bad way, it will turn into Brazil, another Brazil.
That’s the possibilities or the paths; there are two very bad paths for the US: one is to stand against the China and try to maintain its status quo and t the world order as we all know it, or fold and lose the leadership status.
That’s the two options and none of them are great options and the US Admiral is trying to explain, and he’s also talking about US is barely unprepared for that war that it will require all of the resources, and everything - all hands on deck.
In some ways how it was in Germany in World War II to survive. for US and the West at large because its not just the US, we’re seeing bilateral agreements being built between some countries in the West, because West is also fragmented. You remember I spoke about the German Chancellor who went to China.
(Edit: Scholz, the man who gave China a huge stake in running the Port of Hamburg, who ran on being less economically reliant on authoritarian regimes, flew to China to discuss stronger economic ties, and who was insulted by the first word out of Xi Jinping’s mouth, saying to Scholz as he walks toward Xi, “a-knee-how”, as if Scholz was the lowest of the lowest servants. That is likely the hugest insult one could throw in China to someone who has a respected title.)
••There is rift with France & within Continental Europe, however, some countries realize that NATO is too bureaucratic, too big an umbrella, that is too fat to be successful, too bureaucratic to be successful, to be able to stand off successfully to the threats. What they are doing is a bilateral agreement, and I’m talking about UK and Japan; they signed a bilateral military agreement, about military cooperation which allows both armies, both militaries to be on the soil of either country, without any special permission.
British soldiers easily fly to Japan or vice verse or whatever, then they also agreed to enter into a joint venture to build military fighters, which is gonna be very important because - China has now equivalent of F-35, called the J-20. I don’t know all of the technical specs, they may not be perfect, maybe a little bit worse, but China can have a large number. That’s the typical approach of Russia & China quantity not quality. The Korean War was all about quantity, there was definitely not quality, but they were still success, almost successful.
Back to UK and Japan. They’re building a bilateral agreement, and the same is happening also between Japan and Australia - the same agreements. There are almost two tiers happening in the West one is US, UK, Japan, Australia that are more cognizant of the threat of what’s coming, and there is the other extreme where its totally delusional of which Germany is the one. Its still unclear what France’s plans and Spain’s plans are - the rest of the Continental Europe is still unclear where they all go, and then it looks like Canada is super quiet. All of this is very interesting because I wasn’t expecting Canada try to stay away from all of this.
Then continuing this Chinese topic: there was incursion of the Chinese aircraft, specifically 46 Chinese aircraft entered Taiwanese airspace. We see a repetition of what’s been going on since a year ago. They are training Taiwanese government military population and that’s gonna be a norm, we’re gonna go there because its ours.
Ambassador in Switzerland openly and not diplomatically, even though he an Ambassador supposed to be diplomatic, very straightforward, very direct, sent a message to the Swiss government saying, ‘don’t follow the EU lead, don’t enact any sanctions against China, if you want to continue a relationship with China’. It’s a sign of desperation. The Chinese government is trying to jawbone threats to everyone, and see if it sticks, if the people cave in and are scared enough. Using such non-diplomatic language doesn’t happen in normal circumstances.
What this really means is sides are heading toward the war, and they’re doing the final announcements, final persuasion attempts before its too late. China understands that Switzerland will never be support China, but at least if its neutral, that’s good enough - as I said before, all China cares is that countries are staying out & neutral, and that’s already a huge achievement for China.
••Ukraine Energy Infrastructure Situation:
The energy infrastructure situation is on the edge, probably one more Russian attack and the country is going to be done. There were some rumors or click bait information from the Western media that Kiev is being prepared for negotiation and so on - that’s not the case; the Western media doesn’t understand Ukraine, even when they put out this news.
First of all, Ukraine government is so unprofessional and inept, it would not be able to evacuate people 3 million, probably not three million at this point in Kiev, probably 1.8 million population left, maybe even 1.5 million. It would be everybody for themselves and its gonna be panic, escape. Ukraine government is not capable of doing anything organized like that. If this happens, it happens, and it will be literally people will be fleeing and surviving on their own.
The Ukrainian government will be as useless, as it only possible, but the situation is real; there is not enough electricity, and one more attack or successful attack by Russian side and Ukrainian energy distribution system will disintegrate into islands, which means that not just it’ll be islands, but it’ll be a black sea with small islands in that sea of black. However, there were no active Russian attacks; so far unclear, if they are preparing for the final blowout - it’s a totally unclear situation.
••North Lunhansk’:
Things here are almost the same mutual exchanges of the of the blows with no success by either side. so as you can see Russian inside is trying to eliminate this Ukrainian bridgeheads on the Eastern side of this tiny river and Ukrainian troops are trying to get to Svatore and here towards Krimina - now as I said there is a balance of power. Ukrainian troops will not be able to achieve much, unless they become more efficient, which I’m not seeing. The status quo probably will remain until later when Russian troops may launch an offensive sometime in January - once they train all of those conscripts.
••Central Donbas:
The same picture - attacks go to nowhere.
There are extremely high losses on the Russian side, specifically - and this is probably a little bit not perfectly correct - the attacks are being this conducted by the 155th NB and 40th NB. The 155th Naval Infantry Brigade reported pretty heavy losses 300 soldiers dead, missing, and wounded, and 50% of their equipment was lost in four days fighting.
For the reference the number of people in the brigade: it has two battalions: and you can roughly say its 600, or sometimes its as low as 500 people, let’s just say 600, so its 1200 people. Then they also have a reconnaissance battalion which tends to be smaller, but let’s say its 600, another 600, so its 1800. They also have a tank battalion - you can say half of the tanks are gone at this point, and out of the 1800 troops that actually attacked, because there is more support supply stuff which is almost a half of the unit, but they are not on the ground, they’re not really attacking, because the 300 refers to the attacking troops, to the spearhead of the unit. Out of the 1800 you have 300 gone, so its 1500; this is about 18% plus minus maybe a little bit less of the size of the unit. You are down 80% of the soldiers and 50% of the equipment gone.
(Edit: Not sure I follow his math. Could be some words were garbled.)
••At this point, this unit is not capable of continuing offensive operations or it can, but the probability of successes is approaching zero. A similar situation for the 40th Naval Infantry Brigade.
This is like a World War I type of situation, where there is an attack, tons of losses and nothing to show. There are reports of new reinforcements being brought by the Russian side to this area, it remains to be seen, maybe there is some determination on the Russian side to to achieve something, but its going to be extremely hard.
••Zaporizhya:
There was some minor attack on the west side of the lake near Novoandrivka against the UA 65th Brigade; it does look like this is just one off, nothing really major going on here, at least based on information I have.
••Kherson Bridgehead:
Things here are the same, no major attacks by either side, just reconnaissance troops action and artillery. Ukraine has continuous attacks against Russian supplies. There are lots of indirect indicators that Russian troops are preparing, if not to leave, they seriously considering that. This is going to be lost by Russian troops sometime - at some point because they are blowing up wireless towers. all things telling they are preparing for potential loss, and then there is also radio silence - it looks very unusual.
But the U.S. wants to fight Russia down to the last Ukrainian - and down to the last Euro.
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Or the last Pootie troll - which ever comes first
They are moving back to their base in Vladivostok.
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That’s a long expensive trip.
There was no Monday morning missile attack on Ukraine’s electrical grid this week, after three priors.
Were they deterred by the attack on the Black Sea Fleet and Shaheed drone launching site in Kherson?
Were they deterred by the new Air Defense capabilities that the Ukraine has received?
Were they deterred by diplomatic warnings, like Jake Sullivan’s recent talk with Patrushev?
Or are they running low on the ammo?
@IAPonomarenko
“Ukraine’s military intel: Russia has spent 80% of its Iskander stockpile, it now has nearly 120 missiles left.”
with 120 missiles left at a ~60% failure rate only ~48 will actually hit their target And then there were none ...
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