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Poulet Volant tuoreimmat karttapäivitykset, lainaan spoilerin taakse kaksi eteläistä suuntaa kuvaavaa karttaa (liian isoja tänne ladattavaksi, tarkimmat versiot näkee twitter-kuvista):
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Ne on voineet tulla myös pidemmän aikaa sitten, silloin kun pääsivät helpommin rajan yli. Ja sitä autoa ei esim ole koskaan edes aikomus hakea pois täältä.Eli kun joku tuossa aiemmin kirjoitti että venäläisautoja Hki-Vantaan parkkipaikat täynnä, nämä ovat sitten tulleet jollain muulla viisumilla?
Lux-Express näyttää ainakin sahaavan ihan täyttä häkää Vantaalle.Ot: kyllä vituttaa, kun ajaa pk-seudulta Porvoon suuntaan, niin ryssän kilvissä tulevia turistibusseja tulee vastaan se 3-10. Tervetuloa hakemaan droneja ja muuta kivaa.
Miten jos on sukua tai kiinteistö täällä niin sitten vissiinkin tervetuloa?Eivät saa tulla tänne enää turistiviisumilla.
Tuo pimeänäkökyky on se jolla taistelut ratkaistaan.Forbes-artikkeli, jonka mukaan Ukraina hyödyntäisi mm. länsivaunujen parempaa optiikkaa sekä pimeänäkö- ja lämpönäköteknologiaa taistelemalla yöaikaan (julkaistu 16.6.2023): LÄHDE
Interesting story of how the Ukrainians seem to be gaining the upper hand at night because of NATO/German optics. Makes sense--the Ukrainian offensive is making progress, its just going slowly at present.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/davida...western-optics-ukrainian-troops-own-the-dark/
They Come At Night, Mostly. With Leopard Tanks And Western Optics, Ukrainian Troops Own The Dark.
David Axe
Forbes Staff
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Jun 16, 2023,05:21pm EDT
Ukrainian crews train on ex-Norwegian Leopard 2s.
UKRAINIAN GENERAL STAFF PHOTO
Ukrainian troops are taking control of the darkness along the southern front in Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk Oblasts. As Ukraine’s 2023 counteroffensive grinds toward its third week, more and more Ukrainian assaults are launching at night.
The Ukrainians’ shift to after-dark operations wasn’t possible until recently. Those hundreds of modern tanks and fighting vehicles that Kyiv has gotten from its foreign allies since January? Their greatest advantage over contemporary Russian vehicles might be their optics, including thermal night-vision gear that can spot enemy forces from thousands of yards away, even in total darkness.
“Imported equipment has excellent night optics,” one Russian milblogger noted. “They can go and conduct surveillance, and aim and control the accuracy of the fire. Therefore, the enemy chooses the night.”
The Ukrainian counteroffensive kicked off on the night of June 4. Within a few days, Russian observers noted a pattern. “The [Ukrainians] carry out active operations of an offensive nature at night,” another milblogger wrote.
The same blogger proposed that Ukrainian forces were shifting to nighttime operations in order to hide from Russian helicopters, warplanes and drones—but also to leverage their superior optics.
One blogger described an after-dark Ukrainian assault in Zaporizhzhia on June 10. “After a powerful fire preparation using artillery and Grad [rockets], the [Ukrainians] launched signal flares and powerful illuminators into the sky in order to reveal our positions.”
“After that, the enemy threw armored groups with manpower into the attack from several directions.” Russian mines and artillery blunted the assault, the blogger claimed.
It’s not an unbelievable claim. Photos and videos from the southern front underscore the extreme danger mines and artillery pose to attacking Ukrainian forces. An attempt by the Ukrainian army’s 33rd Mechanized and 47th Assault Brigades to cross a Russian minefield just south of Mala Tokmachka, 40 miles west of Neskuchne, ended in disaster on June 8.
But the Mala Tokmachka debacle merely slowed the Ukrainian counteroffensive—or at best redirected it. Ukrainian forces are attacking along several axes in Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk, and making progress along many of them. Especially along the Mokri Yaly River, 40 miles east of Mala Tokmachka.
The Ukrainians’ nighttime advantage helps to explain their progress. Even at night, “everything is clear as day,” one Russian blogger wrote.
The best optics might belong to Leopard 2 tanks operated by the 33rd Mechanized Brigade and 4th Tank Brigade. The brigades have lost four or five Leopards out of the nearly 100 of the German-made tanks Ukraine’s allies have pledged to the war effort.
But those losses belie the Leopard’s effectiveness—especially in a long-range shooting match. And especially in the dark. “There are many foreign tanks,” according to one of the bloggers. “They shoot very accurately, especially at night. On the Leopards, the [thermal imagers] are fucking worth it.”
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Eli päivävuoro jauhaa itävehkeillä, tykistöllä ja droneille. Ja yöllä saapuu sitten kissaelämet kavereineen. Pistää miettimään, että mites etulinjassa oleva mobikki jaksaa? Voi olla että on unet vähän vähissä, sekä hermot kireenä...Forbes-artikkeli, jonka mukaan Ukraina hyödyntäisi mm. länsivaunujen parempaa optiikkaa sekä pimeänäkö- ja lämpönäköteknologiaa taistelemalla yöaikaan (julkaistu 16.6.2023): LÄHDE
Interesting story of how the Ukrainians seem to be gaining the upper hand at night because of NATO/German optics. Makes sense--the Ukrainian offensive is making progress, its just going slowly at present.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/davida...western-optics-ukrainian-troops-own-the-dark/
They Come At Night, Mostly. With Leopard Tanks And Western Optics, Ukrainian Troops Own The Dark.
David Axe
Forbes Staff
I write about ships, planes, tanks, drones, missiles and satellites.
Follow
Jun 16, 2023,05:21pm EDT
Ukrainian crews train on ex-Norwegian Leopard 2s.
UKRAINIAN GENERAL STAFF PHOTO
Ukrainian troops are taking control of the darkness along the southern front in Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk Oblasts. As Ukraine’s 2023 counteroffensive grinds toward its third week, more and more Ukrainian assaults are launching at night.
The Ukrainians’ shift to after-dark operations wasn’t possible until recently. Those hundreds of modern tanks and fighting vehicles that Kyiv has gotten from its foreign allies since January? Their greatest advantage over contemporary Russian vehicles might be their optics, including thermal night-vision gear that can spot enemy forces from thousands of yards away, even in total darkness.
“Imported equipment has excellent night optics,” one Russian milblogger noted. “They can go and conduct surveillance, and aim and control the accuracy of the fire. Therefore, the enemy chooses the night.”
The Ukrainian counteroffensive kicked off on the night of June 4. Within a few days, Russian observers noted a pattern. “The [Ukrainians] carry out active operations of an offensive nature at night,” another milblogger wrote.
The same blogger proposed that Ukrainian forces were shifting to nighttime operations in order to hide from Russian helicopters, warplanes and drones—but also to leverage their superior optics.
One blogger described an after-dark Ukrainian assault in Zaporizhzhia on June 10. “After a powerful fire preparation using artillery and Grad [rockets], the [Ukrainians] launched signal flares and powerful illuminators into the sky in order to reveal our positions.”
“After that, the enemy threw armored groups with manpower into the attack from several directions.” Russian mines and artillery blunted the assault, the blogger claimed.
It’s not an unbelievable claim. Photos and videos from the southern front underscore the extreme danger mines and artillery pose to attacking Ukrainian forces. An attempt by the Ukrainian army’s 33rd Mechanized and 47th Assault Brigades to cross a Russian minefield just south of Mala Tokmachka, 40 miles west of Neskuchne, ended in disaster on June 8.
But the Mala Tokmachka debacle merely slowed the Ukrainian counteroffensive—or at best redirected it. Ukrainian forces are attacking along several axes in Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk, and making progress along many of them. Especially along the Mokri Yaly River, 40 miles east of Mala Tokmachka.
The Ukrainians’ nighttime advantage helps to explain their progress. Even at night, “everything is clear as day,” one Russian blogger wrote.
The best optics might belong to Leopard 2 tanks operated by the 33rd Mechanized Brigade and 4th Tank Brigade. The brigades have lost four or five Leopards out of the nearly 100 of the German-made tanks Ukraine’s allies have pledged to the war effort.
But those losses belie the Leopard’s effectiveness—especially in a long-range shooting match. And especially in the dark. “There are many foreign tanks,” according to one of the bloggers. “They shoot very accurately, especially at night. On the Leopards, the [thermal imagers] are fucking worth it.”
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Mietin vain tuota päivittäisten huoltojen määrä noissa T-sarjan vaunuissa vs tuollainen naamioimisjärjestelmä. Paljon jää päivittäisiä tarkastus ja huoltokohteita tuon alle ja kun ne jää tekemättä niin alkaa nopeasti näkyä vikoina.Video Sergei Shoigun vierailusta Omsktransmashin tehtaalla, väitetysti tuore tai tuoreehko - ainakaan ei ole julkaistu aikaisemmin:
Sergei Shoigu visited Omsktransmash for an inspection. The video shows a new batch of T-80BVM obr 2022 tanks, including one with a Nakidka coat and a roof screen, and BTR-70, 2S4, 2S5, D-30, 2B9, and other equipment in storage.
https://t.me/mod_russia/27496
https://t.me/mod_russia/27494
Lainaan jälkimmäisestä linkistä tekstin, jos kiinnostaa lukea mitä ryssän MoD kirjoitti tästä vierailusta:
Ministry of Defense of Russia✔
The Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation checked the arsenals for storing weapons and the implementation of the state defense order in the Omsk region
️The Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation, General of the Army Sergei Shoigu, checked the fulfillment of the state defense order at the enterprise of the military-industrial complex in the Omsk region for the production of tanks and heavy flamethrower systems.
️The Minister of Defense was presented with an automatic track assembly line. The head of the enterprise reported to Sergei Shoigu that, due to the optimization of production capacities, over the past few months, the volume of output across the entire range has increased significantly. Efficient engineering solutions have made it possible to improve the quality of product manufacturing and reduce the time indicators of its production.
️The Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation paid special attention to improving the security of crews and armored vehicles during their preparation for shipment to the special operation zone.
️The head of the Main Armored Directorate of the Russian Defense Ministry, Major General Alexander Shestakov, reported that all armored vehicles have been modified to meet security requirements, the equipment has already been loaded onto railway platforms and is ready to be sent to the troops.
️Alexander Shestakov noted that the modules of complex armor protection will be sent by echelon along with tanks, and, taking into account their dimensions, they will be installed in the areas where troops are concentrated. “We have also created a reserve for our formations. This is a party in addition to them,” Alexander Shestakov added.
️The Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation pointed out to the management of the enterprise the strict observance of the schedule for the implementation of the state defense order and set the task of continuing to expand production capacities for the production of tanks and heavy flamethrower systems to meet the needs of Russian troops performing the tasks of a special military operation.
️The head of the Russian military department also checked the preparation of equipment and weapons for shipment to the zone of the special military operation at the arsenals and reserve bases stationed in the region.
️Sergei Shoigu was informed about the organization of comprehensive maintenance and repair of armored weapons and vehicles, as well as its preparation for shipment to the military units and units being formed.
️At the missile and artillery storage arsenal, Sergei Shoigu checked the organization of routine maintenance and repair of missile and artillery weapons before they were sent to units participating in a special military operation, as well as undergoing combat coordination as part of the combat training of the formed units.
️Lieutenant-General Nikolai Parshin, head of the Main Missile and Artillery Directorate of the Russian Defense Ministry, reported to the Russian Defense Minister that by now, more than 4,000 various artillery mounts have already been prepared and sent to the special operation zone at this reserve base. In the near future, it is planned to send an additional 700 pieces of artillery weapons.
️Also, Sergei Shoigu was informed that at the arsenals and bases of the reserve, cadets of the Military Academy of Logistics named after General of the Army A.V. Khruleva.
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T-80BVM obr 2022 tank with Nakidka counter-thermal coat and a roof screen.
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Laskin videon aikavälillä 0:24 - 0:31 että junan kyydissä näkyisi kahdeksan T-80BVM obr 2022 vaunua. Huomaa myös, että Shoigulle esitellään Nakidka-verhoilulla varustettua vaunua, mutta junan kyytiin lastatuissa vaunuissa sitä ei ole. Liekö ainoa esittelykappale?
Andrei Tarasenko tulkitsee Shoigun vierailua Omsktransmashin tehtaalla ja käytyjä keskusteluja:
From what can be understood from the conversation in Omsk, they plan to modernize 153 T-80BVs this year, of which 15 are ready for shipment.
Compared to 2021 - 80 T-80BVM units - this is an increase of almost 2 times.
Epämääräinen laukaisu lienee mahdotonta kun laukaisukoodit edelleen ryssän ei perunamiehen hallussa...Jos ydinaseita todella siirretään Belaryssien puolelle, niin on hankala sekin tilanne jos tapahtuu "jätkä löi oikeesti" skenaario. Eli sieltä paukautetaan Kiovaan. Sopisi hyvin ryssän touhuihin ampua toisen valtion maaperältä ja luoda sitä ennen joku epämääräinen konflikti sinne jolloin voidaan väittää ettei tiedetä kuka on vastuussa jne. On tuo Valko Venäjän johtaja kyllä tavallisen typerä mies kun suostunut tollaseen alisteiseen asemaan ryssän pelinappulaksi. Mä olen lähes satavarma että ydinaseita käytetään ennenkuin tää sota on taputeltu. Ymmärrän että jotkut on muuta mieltä.