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telllindemann wrote: ↑11/11/2022 07:57 Plivajte pi....
Cekamo snimke sa bajra ... U HD...

MADA treba biti oprezan... Jer kako sam procitao na jednom forumu rusi u povlacenju masovno unistavaju ukrsjince... Kontam ako se nastave povlačiti, odose ukri u pm

geralt wrote: ↑11/11/2022 02:26 Ako je neko od Rusa bio toliko glup da pokusa preplivati Dnjepar, to mu je bila zadnja odluka u zivotu. Na trenutnim temperaturama, smrt od hipotermije nastupa nakon 3-4 minute.

statixx wrote: ↑10/11/2022 23:15 Haj budi pametan.

CrveniKuk wrote: ↑11/11/2022 00:54 Posto,nemam novih informacija iz Hersona i okolice, zanimljiva je i ova vijest. Uz odobrenje Amerikanaca, Holanđane će oderedeni broj svojih F16 aviona ustupiti pojedinim srednjoeuropskom zemljama,uz zamjenu da one Ukrajini prosljede svoje Mig-ove. U ovoj info,raciji se nadovi, da Ukrajinci mogli na ovaj način dobiti 50-60 Mig-ova.

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Ovo su oružja koja bi Ukrajini osigurala pobjedu: Kolike su šanse da ih dobiju od Zapada?
Kijevu nedostaje cijeli niz oružanih sustava kojima bi opremili svoje ljudstvo. Mi smo izdvojili one koji su najpotrebniji

Borbeni avion F-16 u letu iznad Poljske; poljski vojnici u tenku Leopard 2; borbena vozila M2 Bradley i tenkovi M1A1 Abrams; borbeni avion F-15C Eagle Zračnih snaga SAD-a; tenk M1A1 Abrams; vojno vozilo Stryker

U.S. officials familiar with the deal said the U.S. would purchase 100,000 pieces of 155mm artillery ammunition that would be delivered to Ukraine, which is sufficient to support Ukrainian artillery units for at least a few weeks of intense fighting.
Pursuing the agreement through the United States allows South Korea to abide by the letter of its public commitment not to provide lethal military support to Ukraine, while helping Washington, Seoul's main ally in deterring North Korea.
The weapons provided by South Korea will enable the U.S. to provide Ukrainians without delving into U.S. stockpiles of artillery ammunition, which U.S. officials believe are rapidly declining. In August, stockpiles of U.S. 155mm artillery shells fell to levels that raised Pentagon concerns as Ukraine fought fierce artillery duels with Russian troops, and U.S. officials say the situation is much worse now.

geralt wrote: ↑11/11/2022 01:45 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Ilovaisk

The Battle of Ilovaisk started on 7 August 2014, when the Armed Forces of Ukraine and pro-Ukrainian paramilitaries began a series of attempts to capture the city of Ilovaisk from pro-Russian insurgents affiliated with the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) and detachments of the Russian Armed Forces. Although Ukrainian forces were able to enter the city on 18 August, they were encircled between 24 and 26 August by overwhelming Russian military forces that crossed the border, joining the battle. After days of encirclement, Ukrainian commander Yuriy Bereza came to an agreement with Russian commanders in Ilovaisk to allow Ukrainian troops to withdraw from the city. However, this agreement was not honored by the Russian side who opened fire on the evacuating Ukrainian soldiers, many of whom died whilst trying to escape.

Sve se vraca, sve se placa.

"Russian air defenses shot down last night Ukrainian drones and missiles, including HIMARS, which tried to strike at the Antonovsky Bridge and pontoons, on which Russian forces maneuvered to the left bank," RIA Novosti reports. On its way, the RIA Novosti film crew did not meet a single Russian car or equipment that Ukrainian formations could knock out.