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Political impacts of Ukraine war

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WRT the 3300 km strike:

Does that say more about the capabilities of the aircraft or about the air defence environment through which they flew?

After four and a half years of war Russian air space seems to be becoming easier to penetrate.

The successful penetrator seems to owe as much to Mathias Rust's Cessna as to B2s.
 
WRT the 3300 km strike:

Does that say more about the capabilities of the aircraft or about the air defence environment through which they flew?

After four and a half years of war Russian air space seems to be becoming easier to penetrate.

The successful penetrator seems to owe as much to Mathias Rust's Cessna as to B2s.
Hence their continuous hits on radar and targeting systems. I am no defense expert but it seems logical to create a hole in the coverage and then fly through it. Russia is huge and the cost of providing nation-wide coverage would be prohibitive. It seems that Ukraine is getting very adapt at detecting or creating flight corridors. Says something about the number of people they must have that are not Russian patriots but have Russian zip codes.
 
Hence their continuous hits on radar and targeting systems. I am no defense expert but it seems logical to create a hole in the coverage and then fly through it. Russia is huge and the cost of providing nation-wide coverage would be prohibitive. It seems that Ukraine is getting very adapt at detecting or creating flight corridors. Says something about the number of people they must have that are not Russian patriots but have Russian zip codes.
Conventional Active Search Radars are detectable miles beyond what they can detect.
Add in that Russian AD Networks have been continuously mapped for decades.
The fixed site ones at least.
The mobile systems have limited range and generally aren’t operating unless activated for a threat.

Combined with Russian radar systems have been in constant analysis from NATO etc.
 
A couple of things related to the Ukraine War...

Are we getting closer to the point where first contact will be drone vs drone?


More and more being bolted on to tanks to counter the drone threat


Meanwhile he US is looking at lower cost kinetic solutions to the same drone problem, but these can only target a single drone at a time and any time you're firing weapons around ground level there is the risk of blue-on-blue


And President Zelensky visits Ukrainian pilots training in North Bay

 
That would have had some interesting consequences if it tagged those politicians...


Russia attacked the train carrying Boris Johnson and other Western officials — Spiegel​


Among the passengers on the “Kyiv–Warsaw” train, which was attacked by Russian drones on the morning of September 13, were Western officials, diplomats, and lawmakers. This was reported by the German publication Spiegel.

In particular, Günter Sautter—advisor to German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on foreign and security policy—was on the train. Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was also among the passengers.


 
Who’s got no cards now? ;)

China want its future assets and geography to remain undamaged. The Dragon has the Bear’s balls in its claws.


Putin has quite the return on investment with Krasnov.
 
That would have had some interesting consequences if it tagged those politicians...

Russia attacked the train carrying Boris Johnson and other Western officials — Spiegel​


I can see the Home Office announcement in my mind's eye.

"We regret to announce the death of BoJo at the hands of the Russians. Despite this, we remind the people of the UK that Russia is in fact our enemy."
 
I can see the Home Office announcement in my mind's eye.

"We regret to announce the death of BoJo at the hands of the Russians. Despite this, we remind the people of the UK that Russia is in fact our enemy."

And... "We are shipping a new load of marginal politicians east for train trips effective immediately..."
 

And they're still being blamed for not wanting to give up land Russia hasn't really even stepped foot in, the very land that would ensure a future continuation of invasion if Russia held it.

The fortress belt in Donbas.


And even then, it's just barely a pinky promise.

"President Putin laid out his line of what he wants to achieve," Kushner said during a panel. "If Ukraine wanted to withdraw to that line, then obviously, you know, we have the rest of the deal set up and put together. Ukraine right now does not want to do that."

It's a good thing Trump has already divested much the US' leverage over Ukraine.
 
For context, Russia has typically been a very significant exporter of diesel, but have restricted exports due to the Ukrainian campaign on this refineries. This means that importers who normally would be supplied by Russia need to find substitute sources, and so generally prices go up as suppliers and producers jockey the new market dynamics and the same number of buyers (minus any demand destruction) try to buy from a smaller selection of suppliers. Refiners in turn are trying to ramp up production where they can to cash in.

Maybe Trump should just tell Putin to get the hell out of Ukraine if he wants Russia’s to beefy industry to stop getting hit.
 
China want its future assets and geography to remain undamaged. The Dragon has the Bear’s balls in its claws.



Putin has quite the return on investment with Krasnov.

Donald trying to blame Ukraine for high diesel gas prices in US (see below) which he is responsible for, not Ukraine.
 

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And they're still being blamed for not wanting to give up land Russia hasn't really even stepped foot in, the very land that would ensure a future continuation of invasion if Russia held it.

The fortress belt in Donbas.


And even then, it's just barely a pinky promise.



It's a good thing Trump has already divested much the US' leverage over Ukraine.

$10 says Kushner can’t see his reflection in the mirror…
 
That would have had some interesting consequences if it tagged those politicians...


Russia attacked the train carrying Boris Johnson and other Western officials — Spiegel​


Among the passengers on the “Kyiv–Warsaw” train, which was attacked by Russian drones on the morning of September 13, were Western officials, diplomats, and lawmakers. This was reported by the German publication Spiegel.

In particular, Günter Sautter—advisor to German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on foreign and security policy—was on the train. Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was also among the passengers.



The Guardian is reporting that former CIA Director David Petraeus was also n the train.

 
POTUS is off on another social media episode.

One of the many.

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