#108876 Re: Ukrajina
Posted: 31/08/2022 23:00
Niko nije to spomenuo ali i ti s pesimizmom se javljaš evo prvi put te vidim. Ukopavali su se rusi 5 mjeseci ovde ali pukla linija vidiš. I kako misliš dodatno se utvrditi na novim pozicijama za kratko vrijeme.. Ako pratiš vidiš i da su skoro odsječeni, rokaju im pozadinu, a ti veliš prilagodili se, dodatno ukopavanje i utvrđivanje... Za prvo javljanje poslije Boga pitaj koliko vremena mogao si nešto konkretnije.. Dobar tekst, video... Pa i kvalitetniji komentar možda... Lp
The US Department of Defense on Wednesday announced a contract with Raytheon Missiles and Defense to purchase two Norwegian medium-range anti-aircraft missile systems for Ukraine NASAMS. The $ 182 million contract, signed on August 26, provides for the supply to Ukraine of two NASAMS announced in the US military assistance package on July 1.
"NASAMS is just the latest example of a wide range of air defense equipment that we supply to Ukraine. These are proven systems that will really change the course of events on the battlefield," said US Deputy Secretary of Defense William Laplant.
In the buildup to the current Ukrainian counteroffensive, the US urged Kyiv to keep the operation limited in both its objectives and its geography to avoid getting overextended and bogged down on multiple fronts, multiple US and western officials and Ukrainian sources tell CNN.
Those discussions involved engaging in "war-gaming" with Kyiv, the sources said — analytical exercises that were intended to help the Ukrainian forces understand what force levels they would need to muster to be successful in different scenarios.
The Ukrainians were initially considering a broader counteroffensive, but narrowed their mission to the south, in the Kherson region, in recent weeks, US and Ukrainian officials said.
Pentagon spokesperson Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder told CNN that "the United States has routine military-to-military dialogue at multiple levels with Ukraine. We will not comment on the specifics of those engagements. Generally speaking, we provide the Ukrainians with information to help them better understand the threats they face and defend their country against Russian aggression. Ultimately, the Ukrainians are making the final decisions for their operations."
Officials say they believe there is now increased parity between the Ukrainian and Russian militaries. But western officials have been hesitant to label the nascent Ukrainian operation — which appeared to begin on Monday in the southern province of Kherson — a true "counteroffensive."
How successful Ukraine is likely to be in regaining lost territory remains an open question, sources familiar with the latest intelligence tell CNN. Ukrainian officials have already said this offensive will likely be a slow operation, and punishingly cold winter weather is coming and then an early spring mud, both of which could force pauses in the fighting.
Su 27/34? Sta mogu? Bacati bombe ala 2.Svjetski Rat?
Ako imaju dobru koordinaciju sa kopnenom vojskom i obavjestajnom sluzbom (a srecom dosad nisu imali), mogu bacati te bombe na razne mete koje ce poremetiti Ukrajince - tesku tehniku, logistiku, artiljeriju, grupisanja vojske... Jako je tesko voditi ofanzivu ako protivnik kontrolise nebo. Vjerovatno se nadaju i da ce im se barem jedan HIMARS ukazati na otvorenom, posto ih sad Ukrajinci koriste po danu.
Oni ne znaju gdje bi ga poslali. Možda su mislili u Donbas ali sad kad gori na jugu vjerovatno će tamo ali ne znaju kako?geralt wrote: ↑01/09/2022 00:46 Inace, sto se tice ovog ruskog 3. korpusa, najpametnija opcija bi im bila da ga posalju na Harkiv i pokusaju opkoljavanje grada. Ne moraju cak ni uspjeti u tome - taj grad je toliko bitan Ukrajincima da bi bili primorani da tamo posalju pojacanja i poremete svoju ofanzivu.
Najgluplja opcija je da ih posalju u Herson da izginu, a srecom po Ukrajince to ce se vjerovatno i desiti.
geralt wrote: ↑01/09/2022 00:46 Inace, sto se tice ovog ruskog 3. korpusa, najpametnija opcija bi im bila da ga posalju na Harkiv i pokusaju opkoljavanje grada. Ne moraju cak ni uspjeti u tome - taj grad je toliko bitan Ukrajincima da bi bili primorani da tamo posalju pojacanja i poremete svoju ofanzivu.
Najgluplja opcija je da ih posalju u Herson da izginu, a srecom po Ukrajince to ce se vjerovatno i desiti.
a stize i " kinder korpus" skinny fat omladine...geralt wrote: ↑01/09/2022 00:46 Inace, sto se tice ovog ruskog 3. korpusa, najpametnija opcija bi im bila da ga posalju na Harkiv i pokusaju opkoljavanje grada. Ne moraju cak ni uspjeti u tome - taj grad je toliko bitan Ukrajincima da bi bili primorani da tamo posalju pojacanja i poremete svoju ofanzivu.
Najgluplja opcija je da ih posalju u Herson da izginu, a srecom po Ukrajince to ce se vjerovatno i desiti.
The military registration and enlistment offices of the Moscow and Leningrad regions, in particular Moscow and St. Petersburg, received instructions on the mass conscription of local residents.
This was reported on August 31 in the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense.
"The Muscovites and Petersburgers called up during covert mobilization will complete the military units stationed in the temporarily occupied Crimea," the intelligence service said.
In addition, to replenish military units in Crimea, the commander of the Southern Military District, Alexander Dvornikov, called the "Syrian butcher," ordered 1,200 conscripts to be sent to Crimea.
“Since there are no active hostilities in Crimea yet, servicemen are not offered to sign a contract, which may indicate saving money and unwillingness to pay allowances provided for by Russian law. 1,200 conscripts will serve and die under the blows of Ukrainian troops and at the hands of partisans for the salary of a conscript, which is about five thousand rubles (about $82)," the GUR stressed.
The Russian Federation will also be able to save state funds by not paying compensation for the death of military personnel, since it officially denies the participation of conscripts in hostilities.
https://myc.news/en/politika/rossiyane_ ... ikami__gur