After how many months?
Posted on 03/28/2023 7:48:59 AM PDT by SpeedyInTexas
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After how many months?
Kazan is the name of a city in RuZZia.
Is that where you live?
“Hundreds of new grave pits have been dug at the Wagner cemetery in Bakinskaya, satellite imagery captured by
@Maxar shows. The expansion is clearly visible when compared with an image from two months ago.”
https://twitter.com/trbrtc/status/1640758515772915725
“The USA has suspended the exchange of data with Russia regarding strategic nuclear forces, - WSJ.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WCRFxtnydM
“US [TEXAS] has replaced Russia as Europe’s top crude oil supplier”
“The United States is now the biggest supplier of crude oil to the European Union.
In December, 18% of the bloc’s crude imports came from America, EU data office Eurostat said Tuesday.
That is a big turnaround. Russia was until recently the bloc’s top supplier of crude, accounting for as much as 31% of total imports until the end of January 2022, according to Eurostat. The US, meanwhile, came a distant second, with a maximum 13% share.
But Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine in February last year led to an upheaval in Europe’s energy supplies.
EU states slashed their imports of Russia’s energy, and the bloc imposed sanctions on the country’s oil and coal exports.”
https://www.cnn.com/2023/03/28/energy/eu-us-oil-imports-overtake-russia/index.html
Good post. Thx.
Hold my ... vodka.
“Vodka + grenade = not good.
The world’s secondhand army.”
https://twitter.com/KilledInUkraine/status/1640380626640445442?cxt=HHwWhICxtaTf5sMtAAAA
АЗОВ South@Azovsouth
3h
Close combat, 🇺🇦Border guards of #Luhansk detachment in action.
The fighters destroyed a building full Wagner terrorists who made some advance attempts. The battle was fierce but our guys caused so much havoc, they won & captured Wagner group commander #Bakhmut
https://twitter.com/Azovsouth/status/1640747406110105600
““Germany is going to increase, massively, the financial and military support for Ukraine. From 2,2 billion EURO to 15 billion EURO. An increase by 700%!””
That in itself, is a new phase of the war.
Russian Su-35 shot down near Tokmak.
“because Russia is concerned with losing more helicopters”
Russian helicopter capability starting to peter out...
That will be the story of this year, for one type of combat capability after another, as Putin demilitarizes Russia, by feeding the old Soviet stockpiles into the guns.
Their legs are going wobbly.
Hardly click bait but nice try, no advertising no links to ginsu knives, no monitoring of anything but appreciate you dropping bu
@visegrad24 22h
Poland today finished the construction of its 200 km long and 5.5 m high border wall with Belarus.
Installing sensors and cameras was the final phase.
Bakhmut Holds.
@ChuckPfarrer 41m
BAKHMUT CITY /1920 UTC 28 MAR/ Heavy urban fighting continues. UKR conducted 9 aviation strike missions including a Suppression of Enemy Air Defense (SEAD) sortie. Russian losses for the period include 7 Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFVs), 6 tanks and 17 artillery systems.
Could this possibly be the first Patriot shoot down of the war?
Probably not, but sure would like to see the Patriot system in operation.
Russian Su-24 shot down near Bakhmut this morning.
Should be more of this if they are becoming more active in CAS.
Is this a sign of desperation, change of tactics and/or depleting of other munitions?
Continued loss of artillery systems and MRLS seems to be putting a pinch on them. Barrel degradation from number of rounds fired as well as losses of entire systems esp SPG is something I have wondered when those effects will start to show.
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