Attack On Europe: Documenting Russian Equipment Losses During The 2022 Russian Invasion Of Ukraine

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[FtrPilot]

Ukrainian journalist Yuriy Butusov (@UButusov) now reports the S-400 strike used an R-360 Neptune anti-ship missile modified for a land-attack role.

IMHO, the easiest modification would be to upgrade the navigation system to GPS aided INS.

This modification would not impact the anti-ship capability of the missile.

The question I would have is: How many Neptune missiles does UKR have?

[Kazan]

How many more Ukrainians have to die, you disgusting sociopath? 400,000 are already dead. Ukraine zero chance of taking back any lost territory.

You and your ilk couldn't give a hoot. Ukrainians are like cattle to sicko neocons like you. You disgust me.

UK Telegraph; Ukraine running out of men. NATO, all resources towards Melitopol

[marcusmaximus]

Tell your Putin to stop plowing over Wagner cemeteries.

[marcusmaximus]

Putin killed Prigo! LOL! Winning!

[marcusmaximus]

What Zaporizhzhia doink?

[BeauBo]

“How many more Ukrainians have to die”

Ask Putin. He is the one killing them, and sending Russians to their death by the tens of thousands.

Disgusting sociopath.

[BeauBo]

I looked at a bit of that Duran video that you linked. The guy going by the name Alexander Mercouri was really coked up (high on cocaine - twitchy, agitated, and constantly rubbing his nose).

[SpeedyInTexas]

Kazan is the name of a city in RuZZia.

Is that where you live?

[SpeedyInTexas]

The Floggings Will Continue Until Morale Improves

“The Russian Ministry of Defense is reportedly prosecuting the junior officers and soldiers of a Russian unit that complained about senior commanders’ inattention to frontline issues, following a MoD pattern of deflecting blame away from senior officers.”

https://twitter.com/TheStudyofWar/status/1695828517588525373

[BeauBo]

"Putin killed Prigo!"

[PIF]

Sounds like a perfectly reliable source for Pro Putinists. The more drugs , the more alcohol the source consumes, the more accurate they become, right?

[SpeedyInTexas]

Nothing from this image. But higher resolution coming.

“Nothing noteworthy in today’s Sentinel-2 pass over Kursk Airbase. Curious to see what some of the alert ramps look like at a higher resolution.”

https://twitter.com/IntelCrab/status/1695835385614451017

[BeauBo]

[BeauBo]

[PIF]

[PIF]

Chuck Pfarrer | Indications & Warnings |@ChuckPfarrer
18hr
THE ANGRY BULL: Defense Minister Reznikov confirms Germany will transfer long-range Taurus Air Launched Cruise Missiles (ALCMs) to Ukraine. A turbofan engine powers the missile at Mach 0.95 with an operational range of greater than 310 miles (500 Km).

[PIF]

Chuck Pfarrer | Indications & Warnings |@ChuckPfarrer
18h
BY LAND OR BY SEA: On 23 AUG Ukraine successfully deployed a modified Neptune naval strike missile against a Russian S-400 battery in Crimea. The Neptune provides UKR with long range precision strike options against naval and land targets.

[BeauBo]

“Germany will transfer long-range Taurus”

That could keep up the rate of fire, and reach further out - definitely all of Crimea.

I am pretty sure that Germany would restrict any targets in Russia, but it could go a long way toward making Crimea untenable for Russian forces.

Putin is scheduled to talk to Erdogan on 4 Sept, reportedly to talk about transferring Crimea to Turkish administration for ten years, among other topics (like the grain deal). Taurus should be able to keep the Kerch Bridge out of action for the duration.

[Rocco DiPippo]

[Rocco DiPippo]

Current population of Russia is ~145 million. Ukraine's is down to ~36 million from a prewar population of around 46 million.

Q: If both sides continue sustaining similar losses, who'll run out of meat for the grinder first? . . .

The obvious answer to that question is enlightening.