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re: Latest Updates: Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Posted on 10/1/22 at 10:21 pm to WeeWee
Posted on 10/1/22 at 10:21 pm to WeeWee
I agree. They can basically choke off the Russian garrison in Donetsk by pushing towards the border in the north taking g the last rail and highways. They are very close to Severodonetsk and Lysychansk so that looks to be the next area to fall. Also looks to be about 55 miles to Starobilsk and that railway plus a highway crossing. No sense in sending Ukrainians to die needlessly like Putin does when they have the stand-off weapons to destroy their route of supply.
Posted on 10/1/22 at 10:33 pm to Caraway Rye
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Sounds like a fan fiction story from a random person on their couch in Boston
Actually, it is a typical grunt count. If I counted all the kills my soldiers reported during an AAR it would be 2-3 times the unit size we encountered never mind the prisoners we processed. In general, it isn't even lies it is just adrenaline, fog of war, and the speed at which combat often comes at you.
Posted on 10/1/22 at 10:34 pm to CitizenK
That is a great blog and insight into what is really going on in the middle of the fight where it’s down and dirty. The aviator in me wishes those Ukrainians attacking had proper air support. I know what just one squadron of f-16s could do for them. I’m so impressed with the Ukrainian pilots still managing to get in the air and be effective even being so outnumbered. Russia should have wiped them out in the first 72 hours in February and they are still fighting.
Posted on 10/1/22 at 10:35 pm to LSUCanFAN
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Lots of Russian wounded died by bleeding out no treatment available by their own medics for some reason…
Judging by the stories that I heard when I treated Russian POWs when I was in Ukraine the Russians receive very little first aid training. They were told if shot or wounded in an arm or leg just put a tourniquet above the wound but never shown how to use it. One soldier said that he and his comrades had to use vpns to access YouTube to learn how to apply the tourniquets tight enough to stop bleeding. They were not if someone was wounded in the torso to just shove a tampon in the bullet hole. The regular Russian troops were issued first aid kits that were laughable. I saw one that had never been opened and all it contained was 1 tourniquet and four gauze pads and a very small tube of antibiotic ointment. The Russians I talked to admitted to looting pharmacies and stores to collect tampons and menstrual pads because they were told to use them but not provided with them.
Posted on 10/1/22 at 10:57 pm to WeeWee
They don’t even have morphine syrettes in their kits. The Russians should be ashamed sending their guys out with tampons as first aid.
Posted on 10/1/22 at 11:07 pm to LSUPilot07
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They don’t even have morphine syrettes in their kits. The Russians should be ashamed sending their guys out with tampons as first aid.
Perfect for OML
Posted on 10/1/22 at 11:13 pm to LSUPilot07
Life means very little in Russia and lots of other places. People in this country need to be more thankful where they live.
Posted on 10/1/22 at 11:24 pm to CitizenK
Yes it is perfect for him. I noticed he’s been very silent here lately. I haven’t been called a genocidal war monger in a couple days.
Posted on 10/1/22 at 11:39 pm to LSUPilot07
It will be interesting to see how much equipment Russia has lost in the east. There has been an endless stream of pictures of destroyed or captured Russian equipment.
I've seen quite a few pictures of the T90m's (Russia's most modern tank beside the T14 which hasn't been put into mass production as the T90m has been)
Russia is gifting a lot of tanks to Ukraine
I've seen quite a few pictures of the T90m's (Russia's most modern tank beside the T14 which hasn't been put into mass production as the T90m has been)
Russia is gifting a lot of tanks to Ukraine
Posted on 10/2/22 at 12:14 am to Realityintheface
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People in this country need to be more thankful where they live.
I say this all of the time.
Posted on 10/2/22 at 12:54 am to Chromdome35
I don’t think they have even deployed any Armata tanks to Ukraine and supposedly Russia isn’t all that enamored with it. They want to sell it to other militaries but not really use it in their own. I think they prefer the T-90Ms because they are just a step up from the other Russian tanks like the T-72 and T-80. They are comfortable with those kind of tanks and know how to work on them. This is why I don’t think sending Abrams is a good idea for Ukraine because it’s a whole other beast from the Russian tanks they are used to. The Abrams have a turbine engine versus diesel in the T-72 and it’s so much bigger and heavier. That may not be great on Ukrainian roads that already aren’t good especially in the rainy season and they might have trouble crossing bridges and other areas. The Soviet tanks are smaller and more maneuverable and they are comfortable working on them. I don’t know how many tanks other old Soviet block countries have to give but that’s the ideal solution for Ukraine in my opinion. If we are going to spend time and money training Ukrainian forces on western equipment it needs to be their pilots coming to learn to fly the f-16. I think by the end of the year there will be a deal struck to have a handful of 4th generation fighters go to Ukraine and their best pilots coming to the U.S. to train on them.
This post was edited on 10/2/22 at 12:58 am
Posted on 10/2/22 at 3:02 am to LSUPilot07
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They don’t even have morphine syrettes in their kits. The Russians should be ashamed sending their guys out with tampons as first aid.
Only the medics are allowed to carry morphine in their kits. The Russian doctrine is still very rigid like the USSR was. They believe that war is like an exercise where the medics always get to the injured and treat the injured in an acceptable time.
Posted on 10/2/22 at 3:04 am to Realityintheface
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Life means very little in Russia and lots of other places. People in this country need to be more thankful where they live.
Da comrade
Posted on 10/2/22 at 6:48 am to RLDSC FAN
British Defence Intelligence
UPDATE ON UKRAINE 2 October 2022
INTELLIGENCE UPDATE
On 1 October 2022 the Russian force in the Donetsk Oblast town of Lyman withdrew in the face of Ukrainian advances. Lyman was likely being defended by undermanned elements of Russia's Western and Central Military Districts, as well as contingents of voluntarily mobilised reservists. The force probably experienced heavy casualties as it withdrew along the only road out of the town still in Russian hands.
Operationally, Lyman is important because it commands a key road crossing over the Siversky Donets River, behind which Russia has been attempting to consolidate its defences. Russia's withdrawal from Lyman also represents a significant political setback given that it is located within Donetsk Oblast, a region Russia supposedly aimed to 'liberate' and has attempted to illegally annex.
The withdrawal has led to a further wave of public criticism of Russia's military leadership by senior officials. Further losses of territory in illegally occupied territories will almost certainly lead to an intensification of this public criticism and increase the pressure on senior commanders.
UPDATE ON UKRAINE 2 October 2022
INTELLIGENCE UPDATE
On 1 October 2022 the Russian force in the Donetsk Oblast town of Lyman withdrew in the face of Ukrainian advances. Lyman was likely being defended by undermanned elements of Russia's Western and Central Military Districts, as well as contingents of voluntarily mobilised reservists. The force probably experienced heavy casualties as it withdrew along the only road out of the town still in Russian hands.
Operationally, Lyman is important because it commands a key road crossing over the Siversky Donets River, behind which Russia has been attempting to consolidate its defences. Russia's withdrawal from Lyman also represents a significant political setback given that it is located within Donetsk Oblast, a region Russia supposedly aimed to 'liberate' and has attempted to illegally annex.
The withdrawal has led to a further wave of public criticism of Russia's military leadership by senior officials. Further losses of territory in illegally occupied territories will almost certainly lead to an intensification of this public criticism and increase the pressure on senior commanders.
This post was edited on 10/2/22 at 6:50 am
Posted on 10/2/22 at 7:08 am to cypher
AFU Complete Clearing Lyman - Zelenskyy
Units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine have completed clearing the village of Lyman, Donetsk Region, for which battles have been fought over the past two weeks.
The corresponding statement was made by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on his official Telegram channel.
“As of 12:30 p.m., Lyman has been cleared completely. Thank you to our military, our soldiers. Glory to Ukraine," the head of state said.
The Armed Forces began the encirclement and destruction of the garrison of Lyman immediately after Izium, Kupyansk and Balakliya were liberated by their counter-offensive in the Kharkiv Region.
Ukrainian News Agency
Units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine have completed clearing the village of Lyman, Donetsk Region, for which battles have been fought over the past two weeks.
The corresponding statement was made by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on his official Telegram channel.
“As of 12:30 p.m., Lyman has been cleared completely. Thank you to our military, our soldiers. Glory to Ukraine," the head of state said.
The Armed Forces began the encirclement and destruction of the garrison of Lyman immediately after Izium, Kupyansk and Balakliya were liberated by their counter-offensive in the Kharkiv Region.
Ukrainian News Agency
Posted on 10/2/22 at 7:21 am to LSUPilot07
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This is why I don’t think sending Abrams is a good idea for Ukraine
Correct. The NATO tanks that would work best for Ukraine are the German Leopard 2 tanks. And Germany could easily spare a bunch of them.
Posted on 10/2/22 at 7:37 am to WeeWee
Last 72 hrs 2800/900 is confirmed total. Total RU military killed 63000 plus 20000 WG Mercs which the Kremlin for obvious reasons wants no where near the totals. Total wounded between the two is approximately 150000. there is some disagreement on MIA figures from Russia/NATO perspectives with Russian figures actually higher…Russia may not want to start paying survivor pensions right away. Putin is said to be aware of 65k dead from RU and is instructing his comms people to deny any such figures. He’s also been informed of at least 12k from WG, there is a rumour that he’s told the caterer to cover the costs of widow pensions out of his own end. The reason for the Jail volunteers is that there is no widows pension costs to the revised contracts, ie you takes your chances on surviving the “six” month contract with no guaranteed pension for your wife. I’m told that the early red lines for KMW is gone and is entirely off the table-what will be problematic for Putin is if there is more questioning of the 6k official figure for KIA. Sorry no paragraphs as I try and remember what was discussed and write it down quickly. Lyman represents an end to blame for generals and top military brass and open questions about Vlads strategy or lack there of. ETA my guy is fascinated by Putins strategy of trying to hide 80k plus deaths and 150k wounded, he likened it to a compulsive gambler trying to hide his losses from his wife knowing full well that the car is gonna be repossessed and that the family will soon be homeless. He’s convinced you can’t hide these figures forever, no contact with wives and children from the front for months on end? How is he going to keep going with this charade?
This post was edited on 10/2/22 at 7:46 am
Posted on 10/2/22 at 8:23 am to LSUCanFAN
Is this your thoughts, or is it a repost? If repost, what’s the source?
Posted on 10/2/22 at 8:37 am to cypher
YT - Russian Media Monitor
Russian military commentator cannot explain Lyman withdrawal. As he criticizes the issues within the military, he gets connection cut mid-interview…
Russian military commentator cannot explain Lyman withdrawal. As he criticizes the issues within the military, he gets connection cut mid-interview…
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