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05-14-24, 07:14 PM | #3436 |
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"Let me give you a concrete example to illustrate the precarious situation. The USA has supplied Ukraine with 31 Abrams main battle tanks. 31 of them. That makes no difference at all. What would make a difference would be 310 units, ten times as many. That would at least break the Russians' offensive momentum. You must not forget: The Russians have around 3000 main battle tanks and 7000 infantry fighting vehicles in action, all of which have to be fought down. But in order to really launch an offensive with the prospect of a breakthrough, they need 3100 Abrams, i.e. a hundred times more than the Ukrainians have. But where will the equipment come from? That is the question, especially in these quantities.”(...) “The effectiveness of some precision weapon systems from the West is now being questioned. In the case of the HIMARS multiple rocket launchers, it is assumed that up to 50 percent will be jammed and brought down by the Russians. Even with the ground-launched small-diameter bombs, on which great hopes were placed, it had to be recognized that they have practically no effect due to Russian jamming manoeuvres. The situation is similar with the Excalibur artillery shells supplied, which can in fact be guided right into the target. At the beginning, we saw success rates of just under 70 percent for the hits. In the meantime, it is actually six percent. Obviously, the Russians can fully deploy their jamming systems in the electromagnetic field - i.e. where the radio signals are emitted. Ukraine also works with a wide variety of jamming systems. But the quantity of systems is lacking in order to be able to manage this 1200-kilometer-long front.” Translated with DeepL.com (free version) ---------- Western battle tank losses, confirmed: at least 5 M1 Abrams, at least 18 Leopard 2A4, at least 11 Leopard 2A6, at least 1 Challenger 2. Their heavy weight and the intense erosion of the bottom wheels are two big problems of Western tanks in Ukraine, a terrain for which their design was never meant to be. Especially the Leopards consume wheels at a higher rate than Ukraine gets spare parts. Many must replace their lower wheels every 4-6 drives - that could mean repeated replacements within one week. Many damaged tanks cannot get repaired due to lacking spare parts. There is almost no confirmed data on how many Leopard 1s were lost so far. Or I did not search well.
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Ukraine more and more under pressure at Kharkiv.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/u...-of-rcna152169 Some days ago, ten days ago or so I said I think the American aid will come too late. And recent experiences have shown that these technically "superior" high tech ammunitions so many hopes were bet on, did not live up to the expectations. Ukraine gets pushed mroe and more towards its breaking point. The delay in aid and the lacking determination of the West must accept major guilt for this. All that talk about political futures and solidarity is worth crap. Now at the latest this should have become obvious. Selensky's visit to Spain and Portugal have been cancelled. Means: situation really must be very, very critical.
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Could this attempt on the Slovakian Prime minister Robert Fico have something to do with the war in Ukraine ?
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Haven't watched the videos so I ask you instead
Is there a limit to how far inside Russia Ukraine may hit targets with Westen ammos ? Markus
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Not spoken about the range but let say Belgorod that would be enough to disturb supply to the front.
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Oh they can only they can with their own long range drones
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05-15-24, 02:26 PM | #3448 |
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I know-However though longer they fly into enemy land though higher is the chance they get shot down. I was thinking on very long range Western Missiles like the Tomahawk(I know Ukraine does not have these)
These missiles are harder to hit. Markus
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Those refineries do not get anti-air they have to figure it out for themselves no support from Putin and a lot of anti-air is in Ukraine what is left is in the St Petersburg and Moscow regions.
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