The American DSCA agency has agreed to sell a package to Poland that includes 486 HIMARS launchers and over 9,000. guided missiles, at a cost of up to USD 10 billion.
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That’s so Fresh, love it
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Link below starts at 50" to skip intro:
English dubbed privateer channel now provides topics and accurate timepoint links that have proper blanks between lines as well as English subtitles and transcript with timepoints on left hand panel. Unfortunately they still get line wrapped when posted here so just go to the youtube page and click “more”.
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Ballsy review of the types of cars in the Duma car park, calling out the hypocrisy of the political class.
https://x.com/natalkakyiv/status/1700949829340266991?s=46&t=A5S-z5IJslFoC5SVN0Jodg
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All encompassing resource about the state of the Kakhovka dam, what the land is like now the water has gone and what the future holds.
https://x.com/davidhelms570/status/1701017719326626099?s=46&t=A5S-z5IJslFoC5SVN0Jodg
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That’s a brave man
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“So, neither side at this point in time have achieved their political objectives through military means," Milley said, "and the war will continue until one side or the other has achieved those means, or both sides have determined it’s time to go to a negotiating table [because] they can’t achieve their objectives through military means.”
Succinct, I like it.
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Russian losses per 11/09/23 reported by the Ukrainian general staff.
+580 men
+6 tanks
+12 APVs
+28 artillery pieces
+3 AD systems
+35 UAVs
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artillery was 5043 this time last month
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To put this in perspective, Australia is buying a new fleet of self propelled artillery. Grand total of 30 guns.
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This seems like a pretty stragetic capture. I expect Russia will move heaven on earth to recapture or destroy this rig, because it commands all western approaches to Crimea.
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Legislation to enter into force in 2024 will permit Regional Russian Governors to set up private military . The relationship with other Russian military is unclear.
Source - Barents Observer
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Sobering summary of the counteroffensive from Radio Free Europe.
“Ukraine’s current counteroffensive will not throw Russia out – not that anyone expected it to. Nor is it likely to cut the occupation in half before the winter, which might have been one of the more optimistic aims,” Richard Barrons, a former British Army general and former commander of Britain’s Joint Forces Command, wrote in a Financial Times
“It has, however, shown how the Russian Army can be beaten. Not in 2023, but in 2024 or 2025. Thus, the refrain among Western allies of supporting Kyiv ‘for as long as it takes.’”
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Lol “All from the money coming out of the budget that comes out of the pockets of taxpayers so they can buy more d*ck carriers for themselves.” The guy has a way with words.
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That’s OK. We aren’t buying them from RUS
Or using them against UKR
More pointing out the scale. One of our largest army procurement programs this decade is the equivalent of a single day of losses for Russia.
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