[ride]

Depleted uranium isn’t bad as long as you are not on the receiving end…

Anxiously awaiting video of the Belarus saboteurs blowing up the RU A-50 AWACS aircraft outside Minsk.

[Rikbikboo]

Does anyone have any info on the amount of ammunition that’s been used so far.

I saw something the other day saying the the US was ramping up production because the Ukrainians were firing off so many shells a day. I think (but I might be wrong ). A figure of 37000 a day was mentioned. The particular factory in the article I saw was putting out 7k shells a day. So hardly enough to match what is being used.

It made me think because whenever I see some of these drone drop vids the land is absolutely cratered to bits.

So the sheer number of shells being fired by both sides must be absolute sky high.

[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by Rikbikboo ↗

Does anyone have any info on the amount of ammunition that’s been used so far.

I saw something the other day saying the the US was ramping up production because the Ukrainians were furring off so many shells a day. I think (but I might be wrong ). A figure of 37000 a day was mentioned. The particular factory in the article I saw was putting out 7k shells a day. So hardly enough to match what is being used.

It made me think because whenever I see some of these drone drop vids the land is absolutely cratered to bits.

So the sheer number of shells being fired by both sides must be absolute sky high.

I also saw that the US was ramping up production. Did a quick search and found the following two recent articles. The sources are abc, cnn so take it with a grain of salt.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/02/17/polit...ion/index.html

https://abcnews.go.com/International...upply-97082610

I posted a video of art. shells being made in PA, USA early this month if you missed it: https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7823956

[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by ride ↗

Anxiously awaiting video of the Belarus saboteurs blowing up the RU A-50 AWACS aircraft outside Minsk.

I haven't finished going through stuff yet... but so far I've only seen written stories about the incident. No media. However, in relation to the event it seems that RU sources published this to further shame the guy in charge there: https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7850580

EDIT: just posted an article about the attack here: https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7850601

[dandroid]

Originally Posted by Rikbikboo ↗

Does anyone have any info on the amount of ammunition that’s been used so far.

I saw something the other day saying the the US was ramping up production because the Ukrainians were furring off so many shells a day. I think (but I might be wrong ). A figure of 37000 a day was mentioned. The particular factory in the article I saw was putting out 7k shells a day. So hardly enough to match what is being used.

It made me think because whenever I see some of these drone drop vids the land is absolutely cratered to bits.

So the sheer number of shells being fired by both sides must be absolute sky high.

The Russians, early in the war, were hitting between 20-60k shells... Ukraine around 7-10k

[Wailode]

this is how you do propaganda, west need to learn this

[dandroid]

I don't know. Looks a little like political rallies in the States and the attendant Fox News or CNN outlets, just on a larger scale.

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by Wailode ↗

this is how you do propaganda, west need to learn this

According to some Russian YouTubers/twitchers, allot of those people get paid to be there. Some are required to be there by their company/factory/school.
There were videos of the people being bussed in and the aftermath of dumpsters full of Russian flags.

In any case...it doesn't matter how many people there are. Hitler had stadiums full of mindless worshipers too.

[WonderMomma]

Ukrainian soldiers returning from a combat mission missing a wheel. Zero fucks given.

[dandroid]

Originally Posted by ljubodrag ↗

I wouldn't call it "had the balls", if you ask me it's what he didn't have. Brains. Wtf he was doing there in the first place? It's not his war, and it's certainly not his country. And we don't know what his motives were. You think it's something he believed in, I think it's money and cheap thrills.

Perhaps he took some lessons from history and decided that allowing dictators to annex territories is a poor decision.