Looks like Poland is doubling-down on buying tanks, artillery, IFVs etc from South Korea - I presume they must be getting both a good price and early delivery…
https://www.defensenews.com/land/202...illery-system/ Industry deal moves Poland closer to acquiring South Korean artillery system |
Now that is one hell of a training commitment - and presumably having trained them we will have to provide their personal equipment and weapons..
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/b...port-wzbb6wbpb Boris Johnson offers training to thousands of Ukrainian troops Boris Johnson has travelled to Ukraine for the second time to meet Volodymyr Zelensky in a fresh show of support.… During today’s meeting Johnson offered to launch a “major training operation” for the Ukrainian army, saying that Britain could train 10,000 soldiers every 120 days. The programme would “change the equation of the war”, he told Zelensky, because it would give the Ukrainian army “the resilience they need to be victorious in their fight for enduring peace”. The scheme would succeed Operation Orbital, under which the UK has trained more than 22,000 Ukrainian soldiers since 2015. The training would take place outside of Ukraine…. Each soldier would spend three weeks on the course, receiving battle skills as well as medical training and instruction in cybersecurity and counter-explosive tactics…. |
Does anyone have more information about the Russian tug hit this morning ? Initially it was supposedly hit and sunk by two Harpoons, but then the Harpoon information was withdrawn and subsequently i read that it was only damaged and was being salvaged.
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Flight content. In one of the tactical Intelligence segments it shows the various snooping aircraft around the Ukrainian border etc.
A very good assessment here. For English: choose CC, then Settings and Auto translate = English. |
Originally Posted by Tartiflette Fan
(Post 11247878)
i read that it was only damaged and was being salvaged.
There also been some photos circulating of two Russian warships stooging around the gas platforms off the Romanian coast. It seems as though they have got the message loud + clear regarding staying a good distance away from the Ukrainian coast. |
Being reported as possible U.K. supplied Harpoons or Brimstones used to hit the tug, some fascinating satellite images showing the reinforcements on snake island, would brimstone not acquire individual targets and take those out?
https://twitter.com/search?src=trend...&q=snakeisland |
Remember the Russian ship Ukraine claimed hit but the trail went dead, it appears they may have hit one after all
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Lithuania has suspended transit of various cargos to Kaliningrad. Up to 50% of all supplies, according to the Kaliningrad governor.
The sanctioned goods include building materials, metals and all other goods subject to EU sanctions. whilst not a full blockade it is close to it and crippling for the local economy. Russia will, it is assumed, either have to accept the sanctions or attempt to deblockade Kaliningrad. In which case Belarus and the Suwalki corridor may come into play. Perhaps not coincidently…. |
For those skilled in the art who may wish to comment on the state and/or location of the vessel, an uncropped version of the Buyan-M under tow:
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....b2d586332d.jpg |
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Russians stealing crops again, this time cherries, with the intention to sell in Crimea, but they skimmed some off the top for themselves, shame the farmer had deliberately poisoned them then..... :}
Farmers ‘laced cherries with chemicals to poison Russian soldiers’ (msn.com) |
Originally Posted by etudiant
(Post 11247631)
Nice video, but not comfy complaining about the Chinese flying too close to our recon planes when we clearly do just that to the Russians as well.
Mog https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....11b0d99b68.jpg SHHH! |
Originally Posted by ORAC
(Post 11248150)
Lithuania has suspended transit of various cargos to Kaliningrad. Up to 50% of all supplies, according to the Kaliningrad governor.
The sanctioned goods include building materials, metals and all other goods subject to EU sanctions. whilst not a full blockade it is close to it and crippling for the local economy. Russia will, it is assumed, either have to accept the sanctions or attempt to deblockade Kaliningrad. In which case .. the Suwalki corridor may come into play. |
Originally Posted by Sepp
(Post 11248161)
For those skilled in the art who may wish to comment on the state and/or location of the vessel, an uncropped version of the Buyan-M under tow:
I did read that the Russian navy have been unimpressed with the type's performance and are not commissioning any more |
Tatty, and the surface radar radome appears to be on deck just forward of the aft CIWS.
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Originally Posted by Redlands
(Post 11248243)
Tatty, and the surface radar radome appears to be on deck just forward of the aft CIWS.
Maybe it err just fell off? Lucky catch if it did. |
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Originally Posted by NutLoose
(Post 11248276)
Is it?
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It looks to me to be off to the scrappy
Could it be that they are hiding damage on the starboard side? IG |
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