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geralt wrote: ↑22/08/2022 21:13 Nego udjose li Rusi u Mikolajiv, zna li se sta?

sumirprimus wrote: ↑22/08/2022 21:13

Get some get some

There is an increased threat of missile strikes and other provocations, both inside the country and outside. Russia and Putin's regime attacked Ukraine's independence and independent Ukraine. They are really obsessed with dates and symbols, so it would be logical to be wary and ready for Independence Day to be attacked..."

geralt wrote: ↑22/08/2022 21:13 Nego udjose li Rusi u Mikolajiv, zna li se sta?

sumirprimus wrote: ↑22/08/2022 21:22
Ovaj ili zna nesto vise ili ga šuka zelenom zesce.

Čitalac wrote: ↑22/08/2022 21:35

sumirprimus wrote: ↑22/08/2022 21:22
Ovaj ili zna nesto vise ili ga šuka zelenom zesce.

Ovo je Erdogan rekao danas dok je obilazio neke farmere. Oni ga pitaju kako je Zelenski, on kaže: "Zabrinut je mnogo, ima nekih koji mu puno obećavaju a malo daju". Nisam shvatio da je mislio na ljude iz njegovog okruženja.

The US Department of Defense is preparing to conclude a contract for the transfer to Ukraine of ten long-range kamikaze drones Switchblade 600, pentagon spokeswoman Jessica Maxwell reported in response to a request from the Defense News portal.
AeroVironment's contract for the development and assembly of Switchblade 600 drones is expected within the next 30 days, she said. It is currently unknown exactly when Ukraine will receive these drones.
At the same time, the Pentagon notes, the supply of new drones is complicated by the fact that they are still considered a prototype in the United States, so they must be tested and evaluated before shipment. Switchblade 600s can fly more than 40 km and hover over the target for 40 minutes before attacking with an anti-tank warhead. The drone operator uses a tablet fire control system with a touch screen and the ability to manually pilot a barrage rocket.

Čitalac wrote: ↑22/08/2022 21:44 Ona slabija varijanta se nije baš pokazala, a uskoro bi trebalo da stigne i ova jača.

The US Department of Defense is preparing to conclude a contract for the transfer to Ukraine of ten long-range kamikaze drones Switchblade 600, pentagon spokeswoman Jessica Maxwell reported in response to a request from the Defense News portal.
AeroVironment's contract for the development and assembly of Switchblade 600 drones is expected within the next 30 days, she said. It is currently unknown exactly when Ukraine will receive these drones.
At the same time, the Pentagon notes, the supply of new drones is complicated by the fact that they are still considered a prototype in the United States, so they must be tested and evaluated before shipment. Switchblade 600s can fly more than 40 km and hover over the target for 40 minutes before attacking with an anti-tank warhead. The drone operator uses a tablet fire control system with a touch screen and the ability to manually pilot a barrage rocket.

Zumbul2 wrote: ↑22/08/2022 21:55

Čitalac wrote: ↑22/08/2022 21:44 Ona slabija varijanta se nije baš pokazala, a uskoro bi trebalo da stigne i ova jača.

Ovde jebe lud zbunjenog, šta je onda Phoenix ghost? Neki switchblade 600 kome je urađen "tune up" za Ukrainske potrebe.

Čitalac wrote: ↑22/08/2022 17:40 Kako Moskva prikuplja vojnike za Ukrajinu: razglasom po ulicama.

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The town of Volosovo, near St Petersburg, is booming. Not the economy - it's the loudspeakers. Like many towns in Russia, Volosovo has them installed on tall poles that line the main street. Traditionally they are used for playing patriotic music during national holidays. Now, though, they have a different purpose.
"Two volunteer artillery battalions are being formed. We invite men from 18 to 60 years old to join," the speakers blare out.
It's a message that's being repeated up and down this vast country. On social media, on TV and on billboards, men are being urged to sign

short-term contracts with the military to fight in Ukraine.

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In order to attract fresh recruits, the authorities are offering volunteers huge sums of money, plots of land and even premium places for their children in Russian schools. Recruiters have even been visiting Russian prisons to sign up inmates, promising them freedom and money.
Investigative journalist Roman Dobrokhotov says the recruitment drive is a sign of desperation on the part of the authorities: "This is not the type of soldiers needed for a victorious war. The Kremlin still hopes that quantity can win over quality. That they can get these hundreds of thousands of desperate people with their debts and just throw them into the conflict zone."

Despite the eyewatering amounts of cash on offer to potential recruits - up to £4,700 ($5,700) a month in some cases - Roman says the reality is different."People don't actually see this money," he says. "They are returning [from Ukraine] now and telling us journalists about how they were deceived. This is also influencing the situation, this lack of trust in our government, so I don't think this strategy will be successful."

sumirprimus wrote: ↑22/08/2022 22:06