Russian special military operation in Ukraine #31

Every time I see these anti drone guns I keep thinking of latest nerf gun to be launched just in time for Xmas. Crazy things. Anyway it looks like both sides are using them.

Servicemen from the Dnepro TDF Brigade posing in front of an intact Russian UAV they force-landed with their anti-drone rifles. https://t.me/CyberspecNews/11903

ucmvulcan wrote:

Can't quite determine if you're serious or if this is sarcasm. . . .

I'm being serious, when Russia bought the drones from Iran, it was denied, by many including myself

In the end it turned out that US intelligence was correct and that Russia got these drones and the ability to produce them from Iran

Now it's known that these missiles are being bought as well,



Why would Russia need these missiles? Considering Iskander and Kalibr its obvious they either a) ran out , or b) cannot use these liberally anymore because their stocks are low

Moreover they could be more effective than Kalibr or Iskander for tasks like destroying electrical infrastructure

Geran 2 did what missiles could not in a very short period of time , Ukraine was de-electrified in what? 2 months?

Kalibr couldnt do that since war began

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Bloomberg, AP, CNN and WSJ are now all reporting the news of an imminent attack by Iran on Saudi Arabia

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According to US officials, USAF F-22 fighter jets in Saudi Arabia are available to counter any threat from Iran - CNN

As if Iran would do that ... ridiculous

ucmvulcan wrote:

Can't quite determine if you're serious or if this is sarcasm. . . .

He is very, very retarded. Probably used as a basketball as a child.

He isn't even correct on the drone theory either.

Russia has been throwing missiles of various Russian origin type for month already.  And still keeps doing it.  Honestly, they were correct when both American and Russian sources and Intel were saying they can produce dozens a day.

Arch is just beyond stupid. He doesn't understand basics of economics or how manufacturing works. He thinks Iran can out produce Russia in missiles when Iran neither produces controllers and microchips nor the optronic systems that Russia actually produces.  Russia can mass produce 180nm - 90nm chips while Iran may at best produce what Belarus does at 240nm amd not en mass.  Optronics is made within  Russia of various types and newest microbolometers.

He doesn't know what any of that means though.  How they are us used for targeting, data transmission, etc etc. But he sure is quick to state US intel is correct, when same intel said Russian economy was collapsing and they were buying weapons from NK and China.

I'm honestly astounded how someone can be so wrong so many times on all levels, and still come back here and post and not feel neither embarrassed or ashamed.  Maybe that kind of ignorance is indeed a bliss.

I think that such ignorance us important though. Arch is a typical American, under educated and unqualified but quick to give an opinion.  These same Americans have caused so much problems in the world but also got so much wrong.  Their past glories were upheld by peopleuch smarter than then but those are dying off and all we got left are what we are seeing posting  a lot here.

Y'all can jawbone all y'all want, I'm sitting here in a lovely little village and listening to lots of goodies heading north.....as usual. Every day.

Mig-31BM2 Super Irbis-E wrote:Sprinter Monitor
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Bloomberg, AP, CNN and WSJ are now all reporting the news of an imminent attack by Iran on Saudi Arabia

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According to US officials, USAF F-22 fighter jets in Saudi Arabia are available to counter any threat from Iran - CNN

As if Iran would do that ... ridiculous

How convenient that Iran is attacking Saudi Arabia, the country that has declared its desire to join BRICS and refused the US's will by committing to oil production cuts just recently.

And not even a week after the US has threatened military action against it over.. not subscribing to the nuclear deal? (in fact it was Israel and the US that put the brakes on the negotiations)

Smells like some sort of blackmail operation

Interesting news if true



Predictable sadly
The Anglo regime there really does not concern itself too much with the future of its own people

flamming_python wrote:
How convenient that Iran is attacking Saudi Arabia, the country that has declared its desire to join BRICS and refused the US's will by committing to oil production cuts just recently.

And not even a week after the US has threatened military action against it over.. not subscribing to the nuclear deal? (in fact it was Israel and the US that put the brakes on the negotiations)

Smells like some sort of blackmail operation

…and with mad dog Netanyahu looking like he’s a foot back in the PMs office, things will potentially escalate rather quickly.

Have you guys heard of this evil plan to preemptive strike Russia in December 2021 by French led naval exercise:

Rand corporation on how to destroy Russia:



https://www.globalresearch.ca/rand-corp-how-destroy-russia/5678456



https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_briefs/RB10014.html

Firebird wrote:
Can anyone work THAT out?

I can't. Its going to force people to give up on the forum.
The vermin win. And decent people leave.
Not right.

Have you even tried to reach out to the mods and ask them to ban scumbags like Sujoy?

Until we report these corrupt, racist scums like Sujoy they will continue with their evil deeds. Mass report him, get him BANNED permanently.

Putin and Co. are making so many mistakes smh...

AlfaT8 wrote:Another day of waiting for Russia to launch the goddamn offensive.
I would like to be more optimistic, but the Kremlin's indecisiveness has me waiting for months now.
To the point where i am starting to wonder if we need to wait until Medvedev gets re-elected, before we see any real action from the Kremlin.

Hope i am wrong.

It would be utterly stupid to launch the offensive now. Ukrainian logistics have only been seriously attacked for days, takes time for them to run out of diesel, ammo and food. Once they are starving and switch all their guns to semi auto, you know they are short. Then the time is close. Also the place is all mud now, you cannot maneuver easily and move fast. Artillery is dampened by mud. In 2-4 weeks it will be much better. But I do expect some big moves before the US election to show Biden is losing the war. So there will be a show of force for sure. Maybe on Nov 6th or 7th.

billybatts91 wrote:Putin and Co. are making so many mistakes smh...

Turkey cannot be trusted since they occupied Syrian northern territory, harvested Syrian oil and thwarted Russia's actions to restore order in the country. They are snakes and backstabbers. At least with the Chinese you know upfront that they act in their own interests and move with opportunism.

famschopman wrote:

billybatts91 wrote:Putin and Co. are making so many mistakes smh...

Turkey cannot be trusted since they occupied Syrian northern territory, harvested Syrian oil and thwarted Russia's actions to restore order in the country. They are snakes and backstabbers. At least with the Chinese you know upfront that they act in their own interests and move with opportunism.

Agreed. Don't know why Russia was getting all chummy with the Turks as of late. They cannot be trusted at all. After Syria/the 2015 Russian Sukhoi Su-24 shootdown/approving of Sweden and Finland into NATO, I thought this was clear?

mnztr wrote:

AlfaT8 wrote:Another day of waiting for Russia to launch the goddamn offensive.
I would like to be more optimistic, but the Kremlin's indecisiveness has me waiting for months now.
To the point where i am starting to wonder if we need to wait until Medvedev gets re-elected, before we see any real action from the Kremlin.

Hope i am wrong.

It would be utterly stupid to launch the offensive now. Ukrainian logistics have only been seriously attacked for  days, takes time for them to run out of diesel, ammo and food. Once they are starving and switch all their guns to semi auto, you know they are short. Then the time is close. Also the place is all mud now, you cannot maneuver easily and move fast. Artillery is dampened by mud. In 2-4 weeks it will be much better. But I do expect some big moves before the US election to show Biden is losing the war. So there will be a show of force for sure. Maybe on Nov 6th or 7th.  

Yup, time is not right yet. Probably a huge offensive should come by middle or late November one would imagine. At least I'm hoping for that.

AlfaT8 wrote:The only reason those U.S soldiers and aircraft manage to escape getting blown to smithereens , is because Iran getting its satellite data from compromised sources giving them ample warning to hide get to the bunkers.

Not really. The only reason those US soldiers had time to go into the bunkers was because Iran gave a prior notice to the Iraqi government they were going to bombard a US base on Iraqi soil. And the Iraqi government notified the US of the bombardment. It had nothing to do with satellites or whatever. You seem to think only the West has satellites. The Chinese and Russians also have them and I doubt they notify the West of who bought imagery data.

Arkanghelsk wrote:Now it's known that these missiles are being bought as well,

Why would Russia need these missiles? Considering Iskander and Kalibr its obvious they either a) ran out , or b) cannot use these liberally anymore because their stocks are low

Because Russia has no 700 km range missiles? Which means they cannot use Iskander to hit the entirety of Ukrainian territory unless they launch from Belarus? Did you ever consider that? Iskander does not have more range because of treaty limitations. But the US withdrew unilaterally from that treaty so the whole thing is fair game now.

There was news that Veretye military airfield in the Pskov region was under saboteur's attack and that few Ka-52 are damaged there.

lancelot wrote:

Arkanghelsk wrote:Now it's known that these missiles are being bought as well,

Why would Russia need these missiles? Considering Iskander and Kalibr its obvious they either a) ran out , or b) cannot use these liberally anymore because their stocks are low

Because Russia has no 700 km range missiles? Which means they cannot use Iskander to hit the entirety of Ukrainian territory unless they launch from Belarus? Did you ever consider that? Iskander does not have more range because of treaty limitations. But the US withdrew unilaterally from that treaty so the whole thing is fair game now.

 Well it is not fully clear if the iskander range is only 500 km.

I know about the former intermediate missile treaty, but I thought that the iskander was purposely limited below its actual capabilities to be allowed under that treaty.

Anyway it is not a bad thing to have other options, even if slower,  especially if they are cheaper than the iskander.
Probably the fateh 110 can be used as a more precise and longer range tochka (NATO naming scarab), which is not anymore used by the Russian army. I know that the tochka has been replaced by iskander as well, but when you're trowing missiles like candies maybe it is not a bad thing to have some lower cost alternative and a way to continue launching missiles at a high rate.

And the Zulficar can be a cheaper iskander.

For Iran is also a good opportunity to test the missiles in a new environment.

Who knows, maybe after the war those missiles will be also produced by a new factory in a Russian Ekaterinoslav  (original name of Dnepropetrovsk).

mr_hd wrote:There was news that Veretye military airfield in the Pskov region was under saboteur's attack and that few Ka-52 are damaged there.

2 were damaged. The posts about this are a few pages back.