Shortage on Bukhanka's?
https://x.com/NOELreports/status/1889296912873820585
Posted on 02/24/2024 5:59:01 AM PST by SpeedyInTexas
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Shortage on Bukhanka's?
https://x.com/NOELreports/status/1889296912873820585
Don't forget the ambience
Results of air defense operating against cruise- and ballistic missiles is still being clarified.
https://x.com/NOELreports/status/1889232872914984978
DJT has a thought on that
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Trump floats Ukraine 'may be Russian someday' ahead of Zelensky-Vance meetinghttps://t.co/OkF8DnSz0j— Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) February 11, 2025
https://x.com/NOELreports/status/1889262311052873829
professors from North Korean universities will travel to Moscow, Kazan, Novosibirsk, and Vladivostok cities “for a long period of time” to teach Korean in Russian universities and that Russian universities are preparing three-month internships for North Korean students
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Soon to be the national language of what was once called Russia.
The refinery produces over 20 types of fuel, including diesel and gasoline, supplying the Russian army.
Confirmed hits caused a fire at the facility.
https://x.com/NOELreports/status/1889233111600247143
Putin had 1FEB2025 as the target date for regaining full control over the region after failing to meet the previous October deadline. https://freerepublic.com/focus/bloggers/4219673/posts?page=11272#11272
In your graph you can see a downward trend since mid-January, so a good guess is that they don’t have the capacity for more. Even if later attacks were planned and they would need to save weapons for those, shouldn’t they instead gather strength to fulfill Putin’s wish for 1FEB?
https://x.com/NOELreports/status/1889221433462825362
Nice hair, and typical Russian mir hypocrisy
More Russian GDP
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The complete transcript.
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[ Deeper Every Day! Ukrainians Advance in Kursk! ]
Today [ Feb 10, 8 pm ], the biggest news comes from the Kursk direction.
Here, Ukrainian forces launched an extensive shaping operation in preparation for their renewed offensive southeast of Sudzha, targeting Russian command posts, artillery, and logistics, designed to undermine the Russian response.
As the Ukrainian precision strikes decapitated the Russian command structure, Ukrainians were able to consolidate their gains, and have pushed up much further than initially thought.
The Ukrainian forces initiated their counteroffensive effort south of Sudzha with a series of precision strikes against the Russian artillery units, frontline logistics, and command posts, to delay their response to the Ukrainian assaults.
First, Ukrainians detected and launched a precision strike against a Russian command post with ATACMS missiles, which resulted in the elimination of key Russian officers responsible for coordinating and planning their operations in the Kursk salient.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky later confirmed this, and stated that the Ukrainian strike against a Russian command post, successfully killed dozens of Russian and North Korean officers, severely undermining the Russian command and control structure in Kursk.
Ukrainians also decided to target Russian artillery systems to simultaneously undermine the Russian artillery support capabilities. Geolocated footage from the area reveals how the Ukrainian drone operators successfully hunted down and destroyed a rare Russian 2S42 Malva self-propelled gun with an FPV kamikaze drone.
More footage shared by Russian soldiers showed a Grad multiple rocket launch system burning and cooking off, after another successful Ukrainian strike.
Lastly, Ukrainians targeted Russian logistics and reinforcement routes closer to the front, causing preliminary Russian positions to run low on manpower and ammunition before the Ukrainain assaults. Combat footage reveals the destruction of Russian forces’ accumulations and reinforcement routes by drone strikes from Plekhovo to Giri, undermining the Russian capability to adequately respond to the Ukrainian attacks.
The main goal of the Ukrainian forces for the next day of their renewed counteroffensives was to build on their gains from the previous day, capitalizing on the temporary disruption and disorganization among the Russian forces.
This is in continued pursuit of their goal of gaining a larger buffer zone south of Sudzha, denying Russians an easy assault vector into the town, and forcing them to conduct drawn-out grinding battles to retake the territory. By expanding their control area, the Ukrainian forces could also secure positions along the Psel River and fortify them, denying Russian forces any chance of easily attacking and entering the southern part of Sudzha.
However, with the threat of Russian fiber-optic controlled drones, which are immune to any current form of electronic countermeasures, Ukrainians opted not to launch more mechanized assaults, as reports indicated that Russians had transferred a significant amount of drone detachments to counter further Ukrainain mechanized threats.
Instead, Ukrainian soldiers utilized the cover of the forests to protect them from fiber optic drones, effectively advancing and eliminating the remaining Russian forces that attempted to organize resistance in the forest belts, near the Ukrainian gains.
Furthermore, recently published footage from Russian drone operators, indicates that Ukrainians have advanced much further than initially thought, as Russian sources indicate they are struggling to contain the situation in Ulanok.
Overall, Ukrainians conducted an incredibly effective shaping operation in preparation for their counterattacks south of Sudzha, and continued to gain ground with each day.
The decapitation of the Russian command structure, the strikes on Russian artillery and counter-battery capabilities, and the undermining of Russian frontline positions’ logistics network all played a crucial role in the sudden success of Ukrainian forces here.
Continued operations in this area will allow the Ukrainian forces to advance further east while forming a powerful line of defense along the Psel River.
Maybe he meant 1 feb 2026😎
"They can make a deal or not, become Russian or not, but our money is there. And I said I want it back."
Trump also confirmed envoy Kellogg's visit to Ukraine on Feb 20.
https://x.com/NOELreports/status/1889220333447589945
pootin puffers are hardest hit.
Maybe 🍈 works for 60 minutes, likes to edit quotes 😂
https://x.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/1889208746976461011
The video shows a large searchlight looking for drones.
https://x.com/bayraktar_1love/status/1889237731668058183
So, now the ruzzians are running short of Ladas.
🔥 On the road from Pustinka to Hryhorivka, on a strip of land just 1.5 km long, the Russians left 35 destroyed vehicles and 1 APC.
https://x.com/Maks_NAFO_FELLA/status/1889275666874458400
A detailed written report in English regarding development, testing and modification of this French weapon, the AASM Hammer. It includes 44 References for those who like to dig deep
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