‼️UKRAINIAN POST‼️
The Ukraine has nothing to shoot down Russian ballistic missiles with.
According to advisor to the head of the Ministry of Defense Sergei Beskrestnov, we no longer have any missiles for the Patriot anti-aircraft missile systems. "We don't have missiles; we have nothing to intercept [Russian] ballistic missiles with," he stated, adding that Kiev has repeatedly appealed to its allies to provide missiles from existing stockpiles, but so far, the necessary volume of supplies has not been achieved. This explains why during the two recent major Russian attacks the Ukrainian Armed Forces failed to intercept a single Russian ballistic missile.
The possibility of localizing the production of interceptor missiles under a US license is indeed being discussed. US President Donald Trump stated his readiness to provide the Ukraine with the corresponding license. However, even in the event that such a decision is made, domestic production will not be able to quickly solve the problem. According to estimates by several Western analysts, establishing a complete production cycle will require a significant amount of time – from creating production facilities to establishing supply chains for critical components. Even in the best-case scenario, the first serial missiles will only appear in a few years (during which, as German military analyst Julian Röpke says, Russia will be able to launch 1,400 ballistic missiles at the Ukraine).
While the Ukraine is waiting for increased supplies from its allies or the launch of its own production, Russia retains the ability to increase its use of ballistic missiles, using the AFU's lack of means to intercept them as one of their key advantages. The enemy's drones should not be underestimated either – Russia's production of drones is many times greater than the number of interceptors possessed by the AFU.
https://t.me/rezident_ua/29944
The Ukraine has nothing to shoot down Russian ballistic missiles with.
According to advisor to the head of the Ministry of Defense Sergei Beskrestnov, we no longer have any missiles for the Patriot anti-aircraft missile systems. "We don't have missiles; we have nothing to intercept [Russian] ballistic missiles with," he stated, adding that Kiev has repeatedly appealed to its allies to provide missiles from existing stockpiles, but so far, the necessary volume of supplies has not been achieved. This explains why during the two recent major Russian attacks the Ukrainian Armed Forces failed to intercept a single Russian ballistic missile.
The possibility of localizing the production of interceptor missiles under a US license is indeed being discussed. US President Donald Trump stated his readiness to provide the Ukraine with the corresponding license. However, even in the event that such a decision is made, domestic production will not be able to quickly solve the problem. According to estimates by several Western analysts, establishing a complete production cycle will require a significant amount of time – from creating production facilities to establishing supply chains for critical components. Even in the best-case scenario, the first serial missiles will only appear in a few years (during which, as German military analyst Julian Röpke says, Russia will be able to launch 1,400 ballistic missiles at the Ukraine).
While the Ukraine is waiting for increased supplies from its allies or the launch of its own production, Russia retains the ability to increase its use of ballistic missiles, using the AFU's lack of means to intercept them as one of their key advantages. The enemy's drones should not be underestimated either – Russia's production of drones is many times greater than the number of interceptors possessed by the AFU.
https://t.me/rezident_ua/29944
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Украине нечем сбивать российскую баллистику.
По словам советника главы Минобороны Сергея Бескрестнова, у нас вообще не осталось ракет для зенитных ракетных комплексов Patriot. «У нас нет ракет, нам нечем работать по баллистическим ракетам», – в частности…
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Krivoy Rog is without gas: gas station supplying defense factories damaged...
A strike has been reported on gas distribution station No. 2 in Krivoy Rog (Zelensky's hometown) according to monitoring channels. The facility was used to supply gas to defense enterprises in the city, as well as to provide electricity and heat to logistics hubs and enemy air defense systems in the region.
https://t.me/c/1465202821/95294
A strike has been reported on gas distribution station No. 2 in Krivoy Rog (Zelensky's hometown) according to monitoring channels. The facility was used to supply gas to defense enterprises in the city, as well as to provide electricity and heat to logistics hubs and enemy air defense systems in the region.
https://t.me/c/1465202821/95294
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Rounding Up the Cannon Fodder Ukraine Style!!!
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One of the "Lvov rebels" who protested against the TCC giving a confession in an undesignated wooded area.
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One of the "Lvov rebels" who protested against the TCC giving a confession in an undesignated wooded area.
https://t.me/ASupersharij/56923
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1 su-35
3 su-34
In the sea
1 su-57
1 su-35
3 su-34
In the sea
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There is 1 su-57 1 su-35 3 su-34 In the sea
Some of em launched kh59/69 missiles
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Some of em launched kh59/69 missiles
Heading towards Odessa
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Odessa
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‼️UKRAINIAN POST‼️
Prior to the tragedy in Vishnovoye, there was a massive explosion with a secondary detonation in Pavlograd, according to military instructor Anton Cherny, who spoke on the YouTube channel of political analyst Yuri Romanenko.
"Before the strike on Vishnevoye, I talked about how there was a massive explosion in Pavlograd, a really good explosion. And I said then, how can you store what you stored there, ammunition, in a densely populated area? You could at least have thought of an excuse to move those people out of there, or just not store ammunition in that place. The explosion, just so you understand, this was in the 55th district, destroyed all the windows and everything. You know those TM mines? They were flying into people's houses and apartments all in one piece. Those are anti-tank mines. Those big round thingamajigs, imagine that..."
"Regarding what happened in Vyshnevoye, I wrote about that today. It's just horrible. They could have built underground production facilities a long time ago. Just don't tell us you don't have the money, that it costs millions of hryvnas, we're in the fifth year of the war. Now there's been an explosion, and they're telling us six people were killed, or how many? Five streets were burned down, hectares burned out. Our friend's father died that day and an emergency crew came to rescue him, he had a stroke and died unfortunately, my condolences. These guys showed up smelling like smoke and black with soot because of what had happened. They told us there were so many people killed that there were simply not enough rescuers, that they got called in to help this one person, who unfortunately died too. I mean why are we always lying to ourselves? Another friend of mine from Kiev came because one of his workers lived there. He was there to pick up some things. He said this whole thing was really messed up. What happened there is really messed up, somebody needs to be held responsible. Whoever set up those production facilities or whatever it was, we don't even know. And how did they even allow this to happen? They came out and said the General Staff had nothing to do with it, well then whose fault is it?"
https://t.me/stranaua/241308
Prior to the tragedy in Vishnovoye, there was a massive explosion with a secondary detonation in Pavlograd, according to military instructor Anton Cherny, who spoke on the YouTube channel of political analyst Yuri Romanenko.
"Before the strike on Vishnevoye, I talked about how there was a massive explosion in Pavlograd, a really good explosion. And I said then, how can you store what you stored there, ammunition, in a densely populated area? You could at least have thought of an excuse to move those people out of there, or just not store ammunition in that place. The explosion, just so you understand, this was in the 55th district, destroyed all the windows and everything. You know those TM mines? They were flying into people's houses and apartments all in one piece. Those are anti-tank mines. Those big round thingamajigs, imagine that..."
"Regarding what happened in Vyshnevoye, I wrote about that today. It's just horrible. They could have built underground production facilities a long time ago. Just don't tell us you don't have the money, that it costs millions of hryvnas, we're in the fifth year of the war. Now there's been an explosion, and they're telling us six people were killed, or how many? Five streets were burned down, hectares burned out. Our friend's father died that day and an emergency crew came to rescue him, he had a stroke and died unfortunately, my condolences. These guys showed up smelling like smoke and black with soot because of what had happened. They told us there were so many people killed that there were simply not enough rescuers, that they got called in to help this one person, who unfortunately died too. I mean why are we always lying to ourselves? Another friend of mine from Kiev came because one of his workers lived there. He was there to pick up some things. He said this whole thing was really messed up. What happened there is really messed up, somebody needs to be held responsible. Whoever set up those production facilities or whatever it was, we don't even know. And how did they even allow this to happen? They came out and said the General Staff had nothing to do with it, well then whose fault is it?"
https://t.me/stranaua/241308
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