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Originally Posted By fadedsun: Russian victory parameters include the subjugation of Ukraine including Kyiv. Ukrainian victory parameters do not include that View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By fadedsun: Originally Posted By ottodog8: Crimea liberated yet? Russian victory parameters include the subjugation of Ukraine including Kyiv. Ukrainian victory parameters do not include that Blah Blah Blah Blah |
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Originally Posted By FreefallRet: We need to give Ukraine long range munitions to take out those bombers. View Quote Russia has lost several bombers so far to Ukrainian drones. Right now the focus seems to be on refineries. Those have been getting hit a lot recently. Taganrog was just hit again a few hours ago, unsure of results. Gas and general oil production is down a good bit and is negatively impacting the Russian oil and gas industry. |
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Originally Posted By FistPeso: They aren’t spending cruise missle money on targeting civilians. They are attacking military targets specifically. Just like the Ukrainians continue to do to the Russians. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By FistPeso: Originally Posted By DVCER: Targeting civilians, again. Putin is one evil sob. They aren’t spending cruise missle money on targeting civilians. They are attacking military targets specifically. Just like the Ukrainians continue to do to the Russians. Russian weapons are so bad it’s hard to tell. For instance they blew up a shopping center 500m from a rail yard. My guess is they aimed for the rail yard. |
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Sounds like Russia fired several months production of guided munitions.
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We should pay them to lay off Ukraine and bomb the Mexican border for us.
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Russia Says West Pushed It To "State Of War", Pounds Ukraine; US Asks Kyiv To Halt Energy Attacks? |
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Russian cruise missile strikes Dnipro power plant.
Moment Russian missile strikes Dnipro power plant |
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Originally Posted By fadedsun: Am I wrong or not? Looking at this factually. Russia has repeatedly claimed all of Ukraine. That is documented not only in their victory declaration but their statements since then. View Quote Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania to follow, and then a long hard look at Poland |
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Originally Posted By cash50: What is the value in targeting civilians? I don't believe what you say is true, but assuming it is, why attack your regular Igor? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By cash50: Originally Posted By DVCER: Targeting civilians, again. Putin is one evil sob. What is the value in targeting civilians? I don't believe what you say is true, but assuming it is, why attack your regular Igor? Launch a missile at a military target It gets shot down Things that get shot down don't evaporate, they land somewhere Sometimes where civilians are PUTIN IS TARGETING LE CIVILIANS!!! |
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Originally Posted By daemon734: You keep claiming that, then they keep firing more outside your timeline. The longest gap has been 44 days between major strikes, yet you still bloviate with made up numbers. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By daemon734: Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: Sounds like Russia fired several months production of guided munitions. You keep claiming that, then they keep firing more outside your timeline. The longest gap has been 44 days between major strikes, yet you still bloviate with made up numbers. And yet their rate of use of precision missiles tends to be right around the estimated production rate, over time. I wonder why that might be. Btw we have numbers now and the Russian strike was lighter than what we used against the Houthis. |
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Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: And yet their rate of use of precision missiles tends to be right around the estimated production rate, over time. I wonder why that might be. Btw we have numbers now and the Russian strike was lighter than what we used against the Houthis. View Quote So, they consistently use "several months worth of missiles" every couple weeks or so? I didn't go to math school, but I think your figures are off. |
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Originally Posted By daemon734: So, they consistently use "several months worth of missiles" every couple weeks or so? I didn't go to math school, but I think your figures are off. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By daemon734: Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: And yet their rate of use of precision missiles tends to be right around the estimated production rate, over time. I wonder why that might be. Btw we have numbers now and the Russian strike was lighter than what we used against the Houthis. So, they consistently use "several months worth of missiles" every couple weeks or so? I didn't go to math school, but I think your figures are off. ...pretty evident by his opinion that Ukraine is "winning". |
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Originally Posted By 9divdoc: We should pay them to lay off Ukraine and bomb the Mexican border for us. View Quote That actually seems like a Win - Win... Cuba really needs the cash so they will let the Russians fly from their bases. US to Mexico "Hey Amigos!!! It isn't Uncle Sam bombing your Border cities - It's those danged Ruskies... Don't you feel stupid for pissing off your only hope at any air defense? Now, are you going to do what we asked & close down your Southern & Northern borders to "migrants" or is that evil Uncle Valdimir going to continue to fly TU-95s wingtip to wingtip carpet bombing across your whole border region?" 9DivDoc for Secretary of State! @9divdoc Bigger_Hammer |
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Originally Posted By daemon734: So, they consistently use "several months worth of missiles" every couple weeks or so? I didn't go to math school, but I think your figures are off. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By daemon734: Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: And yet their rate of use of precision missiles tends to be right around the estimated production rate, over time. I wonder why that might be. Btw we have numbers now and the Russian strike was lighter than what we used against the Houthis. So, they consistently use "several months worth of missiles" every couple weeks or so? I didn't go to math school, but I think your figures are off. Some months they use 180 missiles. Some months they use 90. Depending on the time period they usually average 110-130 or so which is consistent with production estimates. |
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Originally Posted By Ryan_Scott: Some months they use 180 missiles. Some months they use 90. Depending on the time period they usually average 110-130 or so which is consistent with production estimates. View Quote Oh so we're using my production estimates now? You argued vehemently against a rate consistent with that in previous threads. Those statistics have only held true for a handful of months, because they keep increasing. 90 days from now they will have grown again. They are also using a lot more guided munitions than just missiles. |
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Originally Posted By daemon734: Oh so we're using my production estimates now? You argued vehemently against a rate consistent with that in previous threads. Those statistics have only held true for a handful of months, because they keep increasing. 90 days from now they will have grown again. They are also using a lot more guided munitions than just missiles. View Quote No, I previously was using production figures that were higher. Every serious source that considers whether the Russian stockpile is expanding or contracting concludes its…stable. Usually at 700-900. Which is what usually happens even to us—consumption falls to replacement rate. And yes of course they have other munitions. Glide bombs have a long targeting cycle and a short range making them mostly a tactical tool. OWA drones with a long targeting cycle, high intercept rate, small payload and inability to penetrate structures before exploding. Their recent dramatic improvements in targeting have to use ballistic or to a lesser extent cruise missiles to close the loop. |
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Originally Posted By Joe731: Launch a missile at a military target It gets shot down Things that get shot down don't evaporate, they land somewhere Sometimes where civilians are PUTIN IS TARGETING LE CIVILIANS!!! View Quote There are tons of missiles that aren’t hit by air defense that hit strictly Civilian targets. |
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If UKR is too successful hitting Russian energy, oil pops over $100/bbl and FJB is fucked in November. So UKR will probably dial that back to keep the billions rolling in.
Maybe they go after Russian energy grids and plants instead. At the distances they are flying the drones, not a lot of payload. And they can only insert so many special forces inside Russia to shorten the flight. Either way, no fun being a soldier on either side in that shit war. |
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Originally Posted By atavistic: If UKR is too successful hitting Russian energy, oil pops over $100/bbl and FJB is fucked in November. So UKR will probably dial that back to keep the billions rolling in. Maybe they go after Russian energy grids and plants instead. At the distances they are flying the drones, not a lot of payload. And they can only insert so many special forces inside Russia to shorten the flight. Either way, no fun being a soldier on either side in that shit war. View Quote Hold up, there has been new aid approved? I missed that, @atavistic |
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