[mileslong]

from translation

-The main thing from the morning report (https://www.facebook.com/GeneralStaf...94446282868457) of the General Staff������

⚔️ The enemy continues to collect aircraft near the eastern border of Ukraine, strengthens artillery units. There is a constant threat of missile strikes throughout the country.

������ In the Belarusian town of Kholmych, at the checkpoints, the military police of Russia and Belarus checks the personal phones of civilians. People are being told that Ukrainian units could attack Belarus at any time.

������ The Russian command set a task to mobilize 60-70 thousand people in the occupied territory of Donetsk region, but these figures were met by only 20%.

������ In Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts, the defenders of Ukraine last night repulsed eight enemy attacks, destroyed a tank, four armored units and six vehicles, as well as one enemy artillery system. Anti-aircraft missile forces of the previous day shot down two enemy fighters.

[mileslong]

Gorky park in Kharkiv. Unknown dates.

[Faust]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Apparently it is the Russian flagship of the black sea fleet and the mayor of Odessa is the official who said it was struck by two Neptunes. No footage yet that I've seen.

-Missile cruiser Moskva

-R-360 "Neptun" antiship missile and mobile launcher

Are weapons like these the reason why USA removed their carriers out of territorial waters before the war started?

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

Are weapons like these the reason why USA removed their carriers out of territorial waters before the war started?

Good question. I believe the US removed what ships we had because we don't wish to provoke Russia directly. Found this article, very interesting. Apparently Turkey controls all access into the Black Sea and carriers are too big and aren't legal to enter anyway. Destroyers and frigates we had over there.

https://gcaptain.com/us-navy-aircraft-carriers-ukraine/

[pawelp]

Originally Posted by CockGobbler ↗

Poland starting a shipment of 100 T72/T72M1R and also some APCs to Ukraine

The polish government officially requested not to post any pictures or videos of any military equipment being transported through polish (NATO) territory. Even though the Russians have spy satellites they cannot be everywhere at once. Don't make it any easier for them please.

[Faust]

Originally Posted by pawelp ↗

The polish government officially requested not to post any pictures or videos of any military equipment being transported through polish (NATO) territory. Even though the Russians have spy satellites they cannot be everywhere at once. Don't make it any easier for them please.

Does not matter that much, most of the vehicles transporting said weapons cannot go off road anyway.

[Faust]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Good question. I believe the US removed what ships we had because we don't wish to provoke Russia directly. Found this article, very interesting. Apparently Turkey controls all access into the Black Sea and carriers are too big and aren't legal to enter anyway. Destroyers and frigates we had over there.

https://gcaptain.com/us-navy-aircraft-carriers-ukraine/

The US never fought an adversary with anti ship missiles, is that correct?
I understand they bomb countries before they move the fleet into the range of the enemy. No disrespect to the army, just an observation.

If there is ever war with china I expect all the carrier strike groups to be the first to be taken out.
A few simultaneous cruise missiles as well as some aerial decoys would do the trick probably

[CockGobbler]

Originally Posted by pawelp ↗

The polish government officially requested not to post any pictures or videos of any military equipment being transported through polish (NATO) territory. Even though the Russians have spy satellites they cannot be everywhere at once. Don't make it any easier for them please.

suck a dick.

Those pictures were on twitter, taken in a public place, and only in transport, not in a combat scenario. It's funny how you made that statement against my post, but haven't said shit about the hundreds of other videos of combat that gives away actual sensitive military info.

[pawelp]

Originally Posted by CockGobbler ↗

suck a dick.

Those pictures were on twitter, taken in a public place, and only in transport, not in a combat scenario. It's funny how you made that statement against my post, but haven't said shit about the hundreds of other videos of combat that gives away actual sensitive military info.

There is no combat in Poland as of yet, so nothing to complain about here. The site admins of other sites including twitter are responsible for whatever is going on there. The official request was exactly for what you have published - transport of military equipment. Paul.

[CockGobbler]

Originally Posted by pawelp ↗

There is no combat in Poland as of yet, so nothing to complain about here. The site admins of other sites including twitter are responsible for whatever is going on there. The official request was exactly for what you have published - transport of military equipment. Paul.

refer to the first sentence of my previous reply, for my response to this post.