[Berserk]

I did it because you made me doubt the Source (what you always must do anyway )

[WhiskeyOutpost]

"Amphibious attack on Energodar"

Oh yeah, the staged video where Russian Telegrams went nuts broadcasting 4 or 5 "dead Ukranians" on a riverbank with very clean uniforms and dramatic death positions and then a full video came out 3-4 days later with them all getting up and laughing at the cameraman's direction. Then the Russian Telegrams deleted it and pretended it never existed

I'm here to help

[Berserk]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Top-down rocket weapon which Russians don't have nor use.

Cropped footage from a Ukranian clip 3-4 months ago which had a watermark, text is obscured at the top, they didn't crop it enough.

Edit: Nice stealth edit there Berserk.

It seems they do have the concept, but it must be a very lucky shot.


http://www.military-today.com/artillery/krasnopol.htm

The Krasnopol is a Russian laser-guided artillery shell. It is similar in concept to the US M712 Copperhead.

The Krasnopol uses inertial guidance at mid-course of its trajectory in order to maintain its ballistic arc. At terminal phase it uses semi-active laser homing. These Russian shells require external laser designators. The target must be illuminated with the laser designator in order to achieve an accurate hit. Once the laser signal is detected the onboard guidance system will maneuver the shell to the target. This allows frontline troops to call in fire missions on specific high-priority targets for destruction by a single shell (for example a particularly problematic enemy pillbox). Baseline version has a hit probability of 70-80%. The use of such guided munitions reduces damage to friendly forces and various civilian structures. The Krasnopol is also effective against moving targets, as long as their speed does not exceed 36 km/h.

The Krasnopol shell engages its steering mechanisms at a range of 2.5 km from its target. The target has to be illuminated for 5 to 12 seconds. However the shell can not operate if it looses its guidance. In this case the shell typically misses the target rather badly.

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by Berserk ↗

What kind of Top Down weapon it should be according to you?

Russians captured loads of Hand Held US systems

The FGM-148 Javelin. Of which thousands so far have been sent to Ukraine. They're a fairly common occurence in visual media. The Krasnopol exists for sure but Russia's ability to produce these in any meaningful amount is strongly in doubt aside from it having
very questionable results on moving targets.

[SinisterNm]

-Javelin destroyed Russian T-72B3M near the village of Grakovo aftermath
07/19/22
-Ukr blowing shit up

[Berserk]

Ukraine, using units of the Lviv 65th brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, tried to break through Russian defenses in the Orekhovo area, in the south of the SMO zone. As a result of the hostilities, the formation of the regime was stopped, one tank was taken as a trophy, 7 servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine were captured.

[duntez]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

"Amphibious attack on Energodar"

Oh yeah, the staged video where Russian Telegrams went nuts broadcasting 4 or 5 "dead Ukranians" on a riverbank with very clean uniforms and dramatic death positions and then a full video came out 3-4 days later with them all getting up and laughing at the cameraman's direction. Then the Russian Telegrams deleted it and pretended it never existed

I'm here to help

Like I said more then a half proRus channels that I follow from day one said it’s fake and made by Ukrs for people like you to swallow and then say what you said. But yeah there were Channels that were stupid to believe that.

[duntez]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Oh get the fuck outta here with that propaganda

Two males with military uniforms, one multicam, in an area with Russian forces who were attacked recently and the arms one one of them are just placed to his back like they were tied with no indication they actually were tied. Hope those Kremlin checks are worth it

So much reminds me of Bucha

[marekparek]

that amphibious assault was actually concrete pillar


https://twitter.com/Fbeyeee/status/1570098696196423680

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by marekparek ↗

that amphibious assault was actually concrete pillar


https://twitter.com/Fbeyeee/status/1570098696196423680

Russian shenanigans. They're usually lazy