Arrow wrote:Is the war in Ukraine low intensity? This is the biggest conflict since World War II.
Still think Vietnam and Korea were much bigger. Maybe in Europe it is.
Arrow wrote:Is the war in Ukraine low intensity? This is the biggest conflict since World War II.
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Dont want to be that guy, but I found out your news report was from 2 years ago, still waiting on the DXL-5 sniper that is claimed at 7kms.
Sadly FPV drones are the new snipers where clothing and EW systems are used to minimize them finding you.
mnztr wrote:Arrow wrote:Is the war in Ukraine low intensity? This is the biggest conflict since World War II.
Still think Vietnam and Korea were much bigger. Maybe in Europe it is.
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You of course are entitled to your opinion though military dont seem to share it.
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ALAMO wrote:
Check the vids of direct drone strikes against manpower.
A solid part of those now is being carried with use of IR that finds the people.
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TMA1 wrote:mnztr wrote:Arrow wrote:Is the war in Ukraine low intensity? This is the biggest conflict since World War II.
Still think Vietnam and Korea were much bigger. Maybe in Europe it is.
????? Absolutely not.
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Arrow wrote:Ukraine it was also stronger than North Vietnam. I don't know about Korea?
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Russians used a big ammount of Kh-31 and destroyed lots of radar systems in the past two years with it.Kh-35 seem to be the best weapon to destroy them.
Sure. That´s why there was absolutely no reaction from AD systems in Kharkov and Odessa in the past daysAnd then they are shot down by anti-aircraft artillery,
Spending thousands of vehicles, most of your ammo reserves and lots of AD units and their missiles, which areI mean low intensity for USA/NATO.
Didn´t the guy die years ago?Litvinenko.
Not all people can be drone operators.So snipers will still be around for some time.
Depends if we are counting the Chinese troops or not.I don't know about Korea?
That´s really difficult.NV had defeated the French
You maybe able to see the plane, but that doesn´t mean you can do something against the missile.With Kinzhal Ukraine could sees the MIG-31 take off
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Dr.Snufflebug wrote:I was surprised by the sudden dismissal of Danilov, for a moment I thought it was a face saving thing after the strikes on the GUR terrorist central. Ie dismissed because he actually dead.
But Norway, okay...
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That's like the 4th in a bit more than a week. Kh-35 seem to be the best weapon to destroy them. Maybe its seaker is better than the one of the kh-31 or its low flying path makes it give no warning to the target compare to a high flying kh-31.
Weired they don't equipe those drones with a grenade and use them in suicide mode in case they spot some high value targets and have no missiles ready to fire. Damage will be smaller but still a chance to destroy any target.
Ingenious
Back in January or February of 2024 Zelensky claimed that 31 000 members of the Ukrainian armed forces were killed.
Tech changes everything true. This applies to the way snipers work as well and if you didn't see them that means their camouflage works well Twisted Evil Twisted Evil Twisted Evil.
Drones don't hunt people 100-600m away. Or in forrest or in urban warfare. Not yet at least. Sometimes you need to take down only one person only not blast everything 5 meters around... drone cannot stay in the air for 2 days too
So snipers will still be around for some time.
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Well, you could say that for a soldier dying in a bunker hit by a missile is sort of a natural cause.General Marczak's death, stating he "unexpectedly died of natural causes."
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The "balance" was lopsided from the beginning.And this radically changes the strategic balance of the entire SMO.
The countries are connected by rail. Why should they use planes to deliver quite heavy ballistic missiles?including a cargo plane the U.S. previously accused of delivering DPRK ballistic missiles
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Hole wrote:
The countries are connected by rail. Why should they use planes to deliver quite heavy ballistic missiles?
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