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512MB wrote: ↑10/04/2023 09:31

madner wrote: ↑10/04/2023 09:25

Prebrojavanje na osnovu seme radis sabiranjem i mnozenjem.
Excel ako si malo sporiji.

Palantir se koristi za druge svrhe.

Ukrainci su usavrsili obradu slika, njihov IT je puno bolji od ruskog angazovanog ITa.

Excel? Ajd ne kenjaj tu

Palantir ti pruži sve podatke od a do žnj

adelkam wrote: ↑10/04/2023 08:54

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Heroinama slava <3

Bloo wrote: ↑10/04/2023 09:23

SanskiBiser wrote: ↑10/04/2023 09:07 Sad ce @Bloo da se javi i da ti kaze da otvoris posebnu temu o ukrajinskim heroinama

Ne budi meanie tokom ramazana
Neću, svako navija za neku stranu iz vlastitih razloga i pobuda. Svako učestvuje u diskusiji u skladu sa vlastitim kapacitetima. Neko treba bolje da pogleda slike.

pici wrote: ↑10/04/2023 09:36

adelkam wrote: ↑10/04/2023 08:54

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Ne mozes reci koja je bolja i ljepsa, ma sve bi ih ženio.

SanskiBiser wrote: ↑10/04/2023 09:41

Tako je da se pridruzim ondaK.

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madner wrote: ↑10/04/2023 09:22

SanskiBiser wrote: ↑10/04/2023 08:43

Eh sta bi sa Madnerom od prosle godine koji je zagovarao odbranu po dubini u Severodonjecku koliko se sjecam i kritikovao Ukrajince da gube nepotrebno previse kvalitetnih ljudi i tamo se kupovalo vrijeme ali je skupo placeno, ovdje se kupuje vrijeme po diskontnoj cijeni u odnosu na SD. A borbe su zestoke a nema ni snimaka jer nece niko da otkriva sastav jedinica, lokacije, ko komanduje, obe strane su disciplinovane po tom pitanju...Wargonzo se samo igra "Trci Lola Trci" uradaka...

Pustice oni njih i preko pruge ako bude trebalo do 2/3 grada kako je Kenneth pisao moze biti pod ruskom kontrolom a onda ce da biDne



...sabur je highly underrated

Trenutno je kriticnije stanje oko Kremine i bitnije nego ovo sto se desava u Bahmutu a prolazi ispod radara, tamo Ukrajincima fali teske artiljerije i VBRa, a neko je odlucio da i tamo moraju raditi odbranu po dubini i koristiti povoljnu konfiguraciju terena...i cekati...jer treba posteno pokvariti festu 9 maja samo ako vremenski uslovi se posloze.

#vjecitioptimista

Pa mislim jos uvijek apsolutno isto i da prave iste greske. Ubjedjen sam da su ti gubici krivi sto se nije uradilo vise na jesen.

Samo jedno je moje misljenje a drugo je reci sta su uradili. Odlucili su se da brane grad i poslali su najbolje sto imaju. Wagner sa druge strane je poslao ljude koji su imali rok trajanja 6 mjeseci, prezivjeli ili ne.

Ovaj clanak je zanimljiv jer odgovara na pitanje da li je to bilo svjesno ili nije, te da li navlace Ruse u Bakmut ili ne.

Imena jedinica koje su tu nije tajna, broj ljudi i stanje jedinica jeste tajna. Ukrainci su ubacili bataljone 92. i 93. mehanizovane, 3. jurisna, puk specijalnih namjera i bataljon granicne policije. Sve elitne jedinice sa prvoklasnom pjesadijom.

2/3 grada je vec pod Ruskom kontrolom i nemaju vise gdje pustati.
Sto se tice kontranapada, nece u gradu nego ce po bokovima ako napadnu. Grad ima problem logistike koji jos nisu rjesili.

Kremina je odavno losa, zabrinuti su i za Avdiku. No cekaju kontranapad.

Cᴀʟɪʙʀᴇ Oʙsᴄᴜʀᴀ
@CalibreObscura

Wagner forces displayed a head on a stick in Bakhmut today. These people are as brutal as ISIS and should be treated in exactly the same way.

SanskiBiser wrote: ↑10/04/2023 07:26

madner wrote: ↑10/04/2023 07:13 Uspjesan kontranapad u samom gradu od strane UA, vratili su par ulica.

Po deepstaatu se to ranije desilo.

Tokom jucerasnjeg dana, Ukrajinci u juznom Bahmutu su vratili pod svoju kontrolu skolu broj 7. i skolu broj 40. kao i zgradu poste pri tome su potisnuli pripadnike 98. VDV divizije od ulice Chaykovskog i vraceni su nazad na svoju prethodnu poziciju u ulici Korsunskogo.

izvor:Tom Cooper sinoc kasno poslije ponoca...

VDV be like

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sinoc je Kenneth napisao da uradjena rotacija jedinica ukrajinskih da se ubacije sve vise specijalaca i dobrovoljackih jedinica vjestih u ratovanju u gradskim uslovima i koje lakse mogu da izvode kruznu odbranu a povlace se regularne i TO jedinice iz tog dijela grada. I dalje je puno manje Ukrajinaca tu tj. puno vise Rusa i opet mogu Rusi uzeti nesto pa opet izgubiti ali preko pruge ce tesko ici bez velikih gubitaka...

adelkam wrote: ↑10/04/2023 08:54

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sumirprimus wrote: ↑10/04/2023 09:48 def. se ide u ukrajinu po oslobodjenju i porazu mordora. bar turisticki

sumirprimus wrote: ↑10/04/2023 09:48 def. se ide u ukrajinu po oslobodjenju i porazu mordora. bar turisticki

The dynamics of battlefield artillery usage in Ukraine reflect the fact that Russian forces are using artillery to offset their degraded offensive capabilities. Former Donetsk People’s Republic (DNR) Security Minister and current Vostok Battalion commander Alexander Khodakovsky reported that the Russian command has decided to stop the daily issue of ammunition to areas of the front where there are no active offensive operations almost entirely.[7] Khodakovsky noted that the artillery shortage on the frontline results in part from preparations for a Ukrainian counteroffensive.[8] Khodakovsky’s statement indicates that the Russian command must prioritize artillery ammunition supplies rigorously due to shortages. High demand for shells indicates that Russian forces are still heavily relying on artillery to offset key shortcomings in combat capability, including poor Russian targeting skills, insufficient ground assault capabilities, and inadequate availability of airpower in Ukraine. Russian forces use heavy artillery barrages to flatten settlements before seizing them with ground attacks, offsetting the need to conduct effective infantry attacks or to conduct an airstrike using scarce precision munitions and putting airframes and pilots at risk of Ukrainian air defenses. Continuing Russian shortages in artillery ammunition will undermine the Russian military’s ability to continue offsetting its other weaknesses and limitations. The Washington Post reported on April 8 that by contrast, Ukrainian forces are using one-third as many shells as Russian forces and that Ukrainian forces are conserving shells by carefully prioritizing targets.[9] Ukrainian forces are more accurate in their targeting, but also likely benefit from being on the defensive in most areas--offensive operations normally generate increased artillery requirements.

Russia’s missile campaign to degrade Ukraine’s unified energy infrastructure has failed definitively, and Russia appears to have abandoned the effort. Ukrainian Energy Minister Herman Halushchenko announced on April 8 that Ukraine is resuming energy exports for the first time since October 11, 2022.[24] Russian authorities began efforts in October to degrade Ukrainian energy infrastructure to a significant extent by the end of winter, which Russians consider March 1;[25] however, the series of large-scale Russian missile strikes on energy infrastructure failed to achieve the assessed Russian aims of causing a humanitarian disaster, weakening Ukrainian military capabilities, and forcing Ukraine to negotiate. State-run Russian media acknowledged this failure on March 1.[26] Russia likely abandoned the effort soon after. The United Kingdom Ministry of Defense (UK MoD) noted on April 8 that the frequency of Russian large-scale, long-range attacks on energy infrastructure has decreased since March 2023. The UK MoD assessed that Russia continues small-scale strikes (strikes using fewer than 25 munitions) with predictably less effect.[27] Russia maintains the capability to renew such strikes though, if it so desired. Halushchenko stated that Ukraine has the flexibility to adjust Ukrainian energy exports if the situation changes.[28]