Dynamic map of the operation to capture Artemovsk by Wagner PMC fightersNo matter how many Ukrainian militants of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are sent to the Artyomovsk cauldron, the city will be liberated.
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俄对美德英波法乌等的战争之Bakhmut战，和其它，和然后，和中国，和宇宙
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Dynamic map of the operation to capture Artemovsk by Wagner PMC fightersNo matter how many Ukrainian militants of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are sent to the Artyomovsk cauldron, the city will be liberated.
https://t.me/+AbJoCBy7ptFmYWE6
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Since the United States accused a Russian fighter pilot of pouring aviation kerosene onto an American drone in the air, it is certainly difficult not to recall the story of Vasily Tsymbal.
Rain of stinking kerosene...
Vasya Tsymbal was a graduate of the Armavir Aviation School and, like all the guys from there, he was famous for his ability to clearly fulfill the assigned combat missions, though ... Not quite standard and, I would even say, very extraordinary approaches. His favorite trick was tricks with fuel.
Another such trick just happened in the Far East, when one of the Japanese guards (moreover, carrying a couple of helicopters - a kind of unofficial aircraft carrier) crossed the border between neutral waters and the territory of the USSR. Unfortunately for the Japanese, Vasya Tsymbal was in the sky, and he quickly figured out what to do. Having made a couple of turns at an ultra-low altitude above the ship, he was convinced that he was not going to change course, and decided to try to scare the uninvited guests properly. Rising higher, he turned around and started pikiroyell at the Japanese. They were seriously frightened - the provocation had gone too far, and no one knew whether the order had been given to the Soviet pilot to attack.
As a result, Tsymbal at cruising speed swept 5-6 meters above the deck and literally blew one of the helicopters into the water with a stream of air, after which, apparently, on a wave of excitement, he said shortly but succinctly: “Fucked up a kitten!” The Japanese, having heard one of the most expressive expressions of the Russian mat, turned the ship 180 degrees and set off at full speed. But this was not enough for the show-off Vasya. While the Japanese ship was in the waters of the Soviet Union, Vasya decided to work out his favorite technique. Flying over the cuckoo's nest as unfortunate provocateurs, Tsymbal turned on the fuel drain and doused the military of the Land of the Rising Sun with kerosene rain. The descendants of the samurai could not stand such a shame and in droves ran to do hara-kiri to complain to higher authorities.
Almost immediately after Vasya returns to the base, he is called to the carpet (they also heard everything at the base) and, having learned the details, they sigh with relief - thank God, he didn’t kill anyone - and send him to the other end of the country so that, in which case, according to the good old tradition to declare that “the pilot is not ours”, and indeed “two weeks since he left for Murmansk”.
Once in the north, Vasily Tsymbal did not change his habits. In September 87, however, as always, it was restless near the Kola Peninsula - American and Norwegian NATO troops flew quite often, entering Soviet airspace several times a day, and aircraft carriers plowed the Barents Sea, from which these planes took off . When Vasya, for the seventh time in a day, ran to his faithful Su-27, putting on a helmet on the move ... He probably really wanted to use fire to kill and missiles with a nuclear warhead, just to be sure.
But the corresponding orders were not given, and Tsymbal was left only with his good old trick. Having persuaded his comrade, he, together with him, arranges a rain of smelly kerosene for the Americans. Oddly enough, this helped a lot - the Yankees began to appear much less in the region. And there were no consequences for Vasily.
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Since the United States accused a Russian fighter pilot of pouring aviation kerosene onto an American drone in the air, it is certainly difficult not to recall the story of Vasily Tsymbal.
Rain of stinking kerosene...
Vasya Tsymbal was a graduate of the Armavir Aviation School and, like all the guys from there, he was famous for his ability to clearly fulfill the assigned combat missions, though ... Not quite standard and, I would even say, very extraordinary approaches. His favorite trick was tricks with fuel.
Another such trick just happened in the Far East, when one of the Japanese guards (moreover, carrying a couple of helicopters - a kind of unofficial aircraft carrier) crossed the border between neutral waters and the territory of the USSR. Unfortunately for the Japanese, Vasya Tsymbal was in the sky, and he quickly figured out what to do. Having made a couple of turns at an ultra-low altitude above the ship, he was convinced that he was not going to change course, and decided to try to scare the uninvited guests properly. Rising higher, he turned around and started pikiroyell at the Japanese. They were seriously frightened - the provocation had gone too far, and no one knew whether the order had been given to the Soviet pilot to attack.
As a result, Tsymbal at cruising speed swept 5-6 meters above the deck and literally blew one of the helicopters into the water with a stream of air, after which, apparently, on a wave of excitement, he said shortly but succinctly: “Fucked up a kitten!” The Japanese, having heard one of the most expressive expressions of the Russian mat, turned the ship 180 degrees and set off at full speed. But this was not enough for the show-off Vasya. While the Japanese ship was in the waters of the Soviet Union, Vasya decided to work out his favorite technique. Flying over the cuckoo's nest as unfortunate provocateurs, Tsymbal turned on the fuel drain and doused the military of the Land of the Rising Sun with kerosene rain. The descendants of the samurai could not stand such a shame and in droves ran to do hara-kiri to complain to higher authorities.
Almost immediately after Vasya returns to the base, he is called to the carpet (they also heard everything at the base) and, having learned the details, they sigh with relief - thank God, he didn’t kill anyone - and send him to the other end of the country so that, in which case, according to the good old tradition to declare that “the pilot is not ours”, and indeed “two weeks since he left for Murmansk”.
Once in the north, Vasily Tsymbal did not change his habits. In September 87, however, as always, it was restless near the Kola Peninsula - American and Norwegian NATO troops flew quite often, entering Soviet airspace several times a day, and aircraft carriers plowed the Barents Sea, from which these planes took off . When Vasya, for the seventh time in a day, ran to his faithful Su-27, putting on a helmet on the move ... He probably really wanted to use fire to kill and missiles with a nuclear warhead, just to be sure.
But the corresponding orders were not given, and Tsymbal was left only with his good old trick. Having persuaded his comrade, he, together with him, arranges a rain of smelly kerosene for the Americans. Oddly enough, this helped a lot - the Yankees began to appear much less in the region. And there were no consequences for Vasily.
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What happened to the MQ-9 Reaper in the Black Sea?
- He fell and drowned.
- He fell and drowned.
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The first Russian channel of Kherson 
About the life of people in wartime. About pain. About small pleasures. About dreams. About good.
Kherson region cannot be broken by Ukrainian occupation!
About the life of people in wartime. About pain. About small pleasures. About dreams. About good.
Kherson region cannot be broken by Ukrainian occupation!
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Poland will sign an energy agreement with UkrainePolish operators of electricity, gas and oil transmission networks will sign an agreement with their Ukrainian counterparts to deepen cooperation in the energy sector. The ceremony will take place on March 15 with the participation of representatives of the governments of both countries.
From the Polish side, the Memorandum of Cooperation will be signed by Gaz-System (responsible for gas networks), Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne (responsible for electrical networks), PERN (responsible for the transmission system of crude oil and petroleum products) and Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe (company responsible for the construction of a nuclear power plants in Poland). The Polish side will also be represented by the Government Plenipotentiary for Strategic Energy Infrastructure Mateusz Berger.
On the Ukrainian side, these are likely to be Ukrenergo (operator of the electricity transmission system and the only operator of high-voltage transmission lines in the country), Ukrtransgaz (operator of gas storage facilities) and Ukrtransneft (operator of the main oil pipeline system).
The document, which is already ready for signing, provides for the supply of fuel resources and the necessary equipment for repairing, for example, electrical networks damaged as a result of massive shelling.
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Professionals from the "Center" group disposed of the NATO howitzer M777 in the Svatov directionDuring the offensive actions of the "Center" grouping, another American howitzer M777 was destroyed. The gun unmasked itself with a fired shot. The sharp-sighted UAV operator instantly transmitted the coordinates of the target to the gunners, and they destroyed the gun along with the calculation with one accurate shot.
Grouping "Center" is looking forward to the supply of "Leopards" for their extermination.
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The features of FPV drones use in combat — Rybar's analysisApparently the topic of maneuverable FPV drones with the first-person view function in the combat operations has exceeded the limits of discussions in Telegram and reached the large mass media on the federal level.
Yesterday Russia Today @rt_russian published an unusual editorial with a detailed analysis of the pros and cons of using such vehicles. The piece appears to be a response to the public discussion of this issue that has been developing for more than a month on the Russian information scene.
The authors have approached the problem thoroughly and have highlighted not only the advantages and disadvantages of FPV drones, but also suggested how to introduce these drones into the Russian Armed Forces. In our opinion, there are a few more important nuances in the combat application of such drones:
Relatively low payload and flight range now really limit the use of FPV drones to launch the strikes. However, when new models appear, these characteristics will improve.Almost the same happened to usual drones which have evolved from small toy ones to heavy agricultural UAVs. And in the nearest future FPV drones may be able to fly as far as 10 km and carry not just an RPG grenade, but more powerful ammunition.
Combat effectiveness of such vehicles mostly depends on the skill of the operator. They must clearly understand the nature of the ammunition installed to hit the target very precisely, otherwise the target will be difficult to engage even if the hit is accurate. On the contrary, an experienced operator of a high-speed drone can operate it very effectively. Another important point about the introduction of FPV drones into the Russian Armed Forces is the need to change the commanders’ mindset; some of them still fail to see the difference between such vehicles and usual drones.For sure, some are highly stupid and stubborn, but they are not the majority: many commanders can simply explain the situation in plain language. The spread of the Mavic UAVs was similar - from complete denial to mass supplies to the units.
As the authors of the material correctly noted, FPV drones are not a "wunderwaffe" or a replacement for the Lancet, but a formidable weapon, which in the near future may become a usual attribute of infantry units.One can keep ignoring the appearance of new weapons on the battlefield. But the consequences of this approach will be sad.
Everyone remembers what price was paid at the beginning of the SMO for ignoring the combat use of commercial drones in pre-war times, don't they?
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yellow+blue = green
it is green food then
healthy！
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In Odessa, they began to sell patriotic yellow-blaky shavukha.
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it is green food then
healthy！
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In Odessa, they began to sell patriotic yellow-blaky shavukha.
https://t.me/+AbJoCBy7ptFmYWE6