Ukrainian news suggests this day was inevitable, given how Starlink has been known to facilitate and support Russian military operations. Starlink may be needed by the enemy in order to transmit intelligence information, for example, collected by radio technical means on the positions of Ukrainian air defense. Or, in the case of equipping the drone … Continue reading Ukraine Exposes Russian Drones Running on Elon Musk’s Starlink→
What is a drone factory? It makes flying penguins, of course. The Baltic Times reports that a sudden massive fire at a Latvian airport already is considered a criminal act. The police will investigate the fire, LETA learned from the Interior Ministry. A criminal procedure has been started. Riga airport representative Ilze Salna told LETA … Continue reading “Criminal” Fire Damages US Drone Factory Supplying Ukraine→
The basics of battle being reported from the Ukraine war are like chapters right out of history. Small groups of Ukrainian volunteers on fast and light cycles (specifically “quads”, as in four-wheeled and motorized) are using forested flanking moves to attack the large slow-moving or stopped columns on paved roads. Honchar describes these technological battles, … Continue reading Ukraine Credits Drone Swarms With Defeating Entire Columns of Russian Armor→
The Russian military depends heavily on old and unreplaceable hardware, which makes this intelligence operation particularly stunning. “After processing additional information from various sources and verifying it … we report that the total (Russian) losses amounted to 41 military aircraft, including strategic bombers and other types of combat aircraft,” it added in a later update. … Continue reading Brilliant Ukranian Drone Attack Destroys Over 30% of Russian Strategic Bombers→
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