Russian Invasion of Ukraine 2022

[Chiron]

Which Georgia?

Also, where are all the weapons the Ukrainians allegedly got?

FSB is thinking the same thing Comrade and policing them up.

 

[Floridaman]

Which Georgia?

Also, where are all the weapons the Ukrainians allegedly got?

On the black market or issued to actual units depending on who got them

 

[Bacle]

 

[Arlos]

Russians be the Kingz of Piracy!

Speaking of piracy, they made it legal for all software coming from hostile countries.

 

[WolfBear]

So then we can veto Ukraines application.

But they fought so hard against the Russians--and still are, in fact!

Speaking of piracy, they made it legal for all software coming from hostile countries.

Good for them. One of the few good things that Russia or at least Russians/Soviets/ex-Soviets developed is LibGen.

 

[Bacle]

Expect landings near Odessa soonish.

 

[TheRomanSlayer]

Yikes. If the foreign volunteers were going to be completely useful, shouldn’t they get refresher training before getting deployed, for those with actual military experience?

 

[Bacle]

 

[Floridaman]

Yikes. If the foreign volunteers were going to be completely useful, shouldn’t they get refresher training before getting deployed, for those with actual military experience?

Their utility is as corpses in an attempt to get actual western forces in.

 

[Bacle]

 

[Marduk]

New public sat photos of Kherson Airport released, showing new cases of helicopters hit on the ground, and also partially confirming the earlier night raid helicopter kills.

 

[Bacle]

 

[Vaermina]

To wit, that's between 300-500 million dollars worth of equipment that's been destroyed in Helicopters alone.

 

[Spartan303]

I've been following this website as of late. Not much on the political side but more on the analytical side of the conflict and just straight up reporting on facts. Which stands to reason as the guy is a former soldier and is very fluent in Grunt-speak.

 

[Bacle]

Ukraine getting bunch of Switchblades, nice.

 

[Zachowon]

Easiest way to test new tech

 

[Chiron]

To wit, that's between 300-500 million dollars worth of equipment that's been destroyed in Helicopters alone.

Russia has 1,460 Helicopters in active service, a few hundred hanger queens they can't be assed to fix, and a few hundred on order. Not counting Russian Naval Aviation or Drones.

Against 30 losses. A .02% loss rate which is well below their replacement rate.

Ukraine needs to shoot down 235 aircraft to get Russia to worry, even then they will simply pull on the reserve stocks and run the factories day and night.

Also, UkA successes aren't even making a dent in the Vehicle Park either.

Even we grant UkA a 2 to 1 kill ratio which is generous, UkA will run out of men well before Russia does.

Adding more rather than padding my post count:

 

[Bacle]

Edit: Looks like counter attack by Ukie's near Mykolaiv

 

[Vaermina]

Russia has 1,460 Helicopters in active service, a few hundred hanger queens they can't be assed to fix, and a few hundred on order. Not counting Russian Naval Aviation or Drones.

Against 30 losses. A .02% loss rate which is well below their replacement rate.

Ukraine needs to shoot down 235 aircraft to get Russia to worry, even then they will simply pull on the reserve stocks and run the factories day and night.

Also, UkA successes aren't even making a dent in the Vehicle Park either.

Even we grant UkA a 2 to 1 kill ratio which is generous, UkA will run out of men well before Russia does.

You might wanna read that list before crowing about it.

Because something like 70% of that list is TRANSPORT/UTILITY Helicopters, but what Russia has been loosing are ATTACK Helicopters. And not their old Soviet era shit which makes up the majority of their Attack Helicopter arsenal either, but modern stuff which they can't replace.

Also it's hilarious that you think the vehicles in Russia's vehicle park will run when they can barely keep their active equipment working due to corruption and sub standard maintenance.

Finally, Ukraine has a confirmed 3 to 1 kill ratio, and have literally captured more vehicles then they have lost at this point in the war.

 

[Zachowon]

You might wanna read that list before crowing about it.

Because something like 70% of that list is TRANSPORT/UTILITY Helicopters, but what Russia has been loosing are ATTACK Helicopters. And not their old Soviet era shit which makes up the majority of their Attack Helicopter arsenal either, but modern stuff which they can't replace.

Also it's hilarious that you think the vehicles in Russia's vehicle park will run when they can barely keep their active equipment working due to corruption and sub standard maintenance.

Finally, Ukraine has a confirmed 3 to 1 kill ratio, and have literally captured more vehicles then they have lost at this point in the war.

You see though.
The Ukrainians are totally losing