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sumirprimus wrote: ↑18/08/2022 14:43
Nesto gori opet

lajkujMe wrote: ↑18/08/2022 15:19 Ne bih da budem pesimista ali Rusi rasporedjuju veoma znacajne kolicine balistickih raketa oko Ukrajine.

Od Iskandera do avio projektila plus masu masu s300 projektila
Izgleda da ce 24.08 biti veoma tezak dan za Ukrajinu

Zumbul2 wrote: ↑18/08/2022 16:33 Ako mi znamo na forumu znaju i ukrajinci šta se sprema. Možda i preduhitre ruse sa vatrom po nekim položajima za ispaljivanje tih balističkih što se pripremaju, a koji su im u dometu. Nešto će skinuti i pvo a nešto će i proći. Ogromna je Ukrajina, ja još nemam predstavu o njenoj veličini iako gledam kartu svaki dan.

Honda Rajvosa wrote: ↑18/08/2022 16:38

Zumbul2 wrote: ↑18/08/2022 16:33 Ako mi znamo na forumu znaju i ukrajinci šta se sprema. Možda i preduhitre ruse sa vatrom po nekim položajima za ispaljivanje tih balističkih što se pripremaju, a koji su im u dometu. Nešto će skinuti i pvo a nešto će i proći. Ogromna je Ukrajina, ja još nemam predstavu o njenoj veličini iako gledam kartu svaki dan.

najbolje ti je da vidis duzinu fronta: kao od varsave do barselone....

Čitalac wrote: ↑18/08/2022 16:44

Honda Rajvosa wrote: ↑18/08/2022 15:29

lajkujMe wrote: ↑18/08/2022 15:24 Ukrajinski dan nezavisnosti

Po navodima Ukrajinaca Rusi su poslali nekoliko stotina projektila S300 prema granicnim podrucjima.

imaju li ukrajinci "cime" da ih poklope ako im znaju lokacije, i da naprave dernek sa druge strane granice

At the same time, the Kremlin understands that the next postponement of referendums may confuse those who support the war: "People will understand that something does not work out, calculations are not confirmed. They may consider it a weakness."
According to three sources close to the Kremlin, Putin will make the final decision on the date of the referendums in the near future.
If the so-called "referendums" are postponed for the winter, then, most likely, Russian political technologists will need to develop "new slogans and elements of ideology" for their implementation.

"The president's visit to Ukraine is a strong message of support from such a powerful country. During the meeting in Lviv, we discussed with Recep Tayyip Erdogan the possibility of improving the grain enterprise, the situation around the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant and the nuclear blackmail of the occupiers, the large-scale theft of grain by Russia in the temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine. Defense cooperation issues were also touched upon."
Zelenskiy also expressed confidence that the further expansion of cooperation between Ukraine and Turkey will strengthen both sides.

The agreement will create a Task Force between the two countries for the reconstruction of Ukraine.
The task force will coordinate work together to rebuild social and economically important facilities in Ukraine, such as roads, bridges, water and electricity infrastructure, hospitals and schools.

Twisting his Sukhoi Su-25 in a tight, low turn, the young Ukrainian pilot threw his pursuer off his tail, but only for a few seconds: his “Frogfoot”, a ground-attack aircraft, was no match for the super-manoeuvrable Su-30 interceptor and soon it was lighting him up again.

The Russian pilot had chased him halfway across Ukraine and the two jets were now nearing his airfield base. “I couldn’t imagine that a Russian interceptor would chase me for two hours,” Crane, 27, a Ukrainian air force major, told The Times. “We wondered if he was stupid or crazy. He was crazy.”

Crane wanted to land, but his command had other ideas: a Ukrainian Su-27 “Flanker” fighter was taking off, coming to his aid. He held on, manoeuvring furiously to stay alive. Then, a missile launch from the Flanker, and a blast — and the Russian was gone. The man piloting the Flanker, he learnt later, was his university classmate, a 28-year-old captain known as Wingman. It was his first kill of the war.

‘Battle of Britain moment’ for Ukraine’s outgunned fighter pilots