Exnavyboy62:


Don't be mistaken, the Nigerian Army has changed it's main assault rifle to the Beryl M762. They are steadily doing away with the AK 47.
The army also makes us of sniper rifles, machine guns(both heavy and light), semi automatic pistols and even shot guns. I don't think the DSS operates these
The IWI Tavor is nothing so special, they don't shoot lasers or fireballs, they shoot the same bullets that are shot by other rifles be it a 7.62mm or 5.56mm cartridge so don't be deceived by the bullpup appearance. Even the special forces of the military also make use of the Tavor rifles

ADEGUNWA01:



Nothing is special about Tavor assault rifle but the elite unit of the military uses it, meaning the tavor is not a small boy gun bro.
I know the military trying to move away from Ak47 but wen u get to the theater of war the 90% of the soldiers are still using Ak47, I respect the military for now the Dss uses better guns than the military

RiceProducers:


The only time on Russia 's side is that which allows further destruction of their military capability. Ukraine is developing capabilities in long range loitering munitions which combined with Western weapons and Patriot missiles will prove decisive.

There is now intense pressure on military industrial capacity in China, Russia, Iran and South Korea trying to meet Russian requirements for the war. These capacities will start to deplete when these countries factor in their own requirements against Israel, Taiwan and South Korea.

By mid 2023, everything will be be clear about the direction of the war which i believe in a world shaking defeat of Russia and removal or assassination of Putin

Exnavyboy62:


Defeat of Russia?? I don't think so. The US with the financial, political and physical support from it's fellow NATO Gangsters did not subdue the Afghan Talibans completely even after 20 years.
Russia is a large country that cannot be affected by weapons embargo cause it is a weapons manufacturing country.
Russia has resisted the combined forces of UkraiNATO for 10 whole months while holding on to 15% of Ukrainian territory.
The so called sanctions that were placed on it also backfired to the E.U. With the present inflation crisis, energy crisis, cost of living crisis, political crisis and the imminent war fatigue, it's just a matter of time before the remote controllers of Ukraine finally agree to entertain genuine peace talks.

ADEGUNWA01:

But the dss have better guns than the army like Fn2000, P90, tavor and other super guns, so the dss is better equipped than the army bro

Stormtrooper11:


FN2000, P90, TAR-21 and TAR-X95 Tavor are all bullups and carbines for close range combat. The Nigerian army and armed forces of the federal Republic of Nigeria have special forces units armed with those rifles. Special forces ops involves troops insertion, most a times behind enemy lines. That's where close range combats comes to play because you're embedded within the enemy and you don't want to lose the element of surprise(which is an element of war), you use guns like the Tavor with effective close range fire, with tactical optics and suppressors instead of the compensators on some standard rifles.

The Nigerian Army is in a war especially in a less built up environment , so assault rifles are used and battle rifles (chambered in 7.62 X 51mm) because they have longer range and more comfortable to engage the enemy in a large environment.

Personally, I prefer the M762 beryl rifle, CAK-103, AR-M1 and ak-alfa of the Nigerian army than those bullups and carbines. The TAR-21 Tavor rifle is chambered with a 5.56 X 45mm cartridge ammunition which in my opinion is not any good compared to the 7.62 X 39mm of the Nigerian army. If you note, most of these bullups rifles have an effective range of mostly 500m. The 7.62 X 39mm rifles have a farther range.

This cartridge enables us to punch more muzzle velocity through the enemy with a better outcome. I've read about situations where United States army rangers had shot and injured an enemy soldier on the leg but the enemy still has the ability to stand up ability to and escape with gunshot wounds.

With the 7.62 X 39mm, those situations are slim.

ADEGUNWA01:



I don't really know much about guns like that, I agree with u but with what I have read about those guns I mention they are more than just close protection guns those guys are also sweet able at the war front

NTSA:
Kdf troops celebrating Christmas with the people of Eastern DRC who are returning home .

davefurn:
We can agree that drones is a problem for air defense. In which many air defense system are trying to solve especially makeshift drones. Especially looking at korea situation now

NTSA:

Not just drones I think most if not every African country needs an integrated air picture that increases situational awareness and quick decision making.i.e Radar Squadrons distributed strategically across the country for
air surveillance & early warning plus air defense weapons systems and Quick response teams dedicated to respond to emergencies.
The whole concept of air defense is supposed to be layered.

davefurn:

True, but their response were accurate but they didn't even shoot one down.... Drones are very small and air defense hardly picks them sometimes

Lurker4Long:
Choices, choices...go to the opening of yet another whisk(e)y bar or binge on the latest season of Jack Ryan, out today and directed by a family friend, Jann Turner?

NTSA:

To allow a return without incident and avoid any infiltration of the village ceded to the Kenyan Forces by the M23 rebels, the Kenyan soldiers have established the system of Nyumba Kumi for the identification of returning IDPs.
Nyumba kumi was an initiative adopted by the Kenyan security agencies back when alshabaab was hitting us frequently.
Generally the locals are organized into groups of 10 Households (nyumba kumi) and encouraged share information about one another and monitor security threats and provide information to the local administration and security organs.

NTSA:

That where passive air defense comes in camouflage,deception and decoys,otherwise air threats are always mutating plus the continued development of stealth technology drones etc....of importance is protecting critical military installations /Vital Areas such airports runways, powergeneration sites ,oil wells etc such that even when hit the military operations will not stop or get rendered in-operable.

NTSA:
I just wish we had some armed drones,
Congo would be interesting.

GreenandGold:


This is an interesting strategy....

NTSA:
As part of modernization, the Kenya Navy is currently training pilots . The pilots are part of a pilot project to operate maritime patrol aircrafts
MPAs. The introduction of the aircrafts will augment the Maritime Surveillance Radars as well as extend the surveillance range to cover the EEZ and ECS.
The aircrafts shall employ Sensors which will provide a continuous Recognized Maritime Picture. The images from radar stations together with images acquired by the patrol aircraft shall form part of an integrated system that shall be displayed at the Maritime Operation Centre thereby maintaining a Continuous Operating Picture of the maritime domain.

Bacteria8:
How can foreign mercs openly carry firearms like this on our soil



https://twitter.com/Murtalaibin/status/1607509061024768001?s=19

kabe1:
Senegalese Troops in Mali

Bacteria8:
How can foreign mercs openly carry firearms like this on our soil



https://twitter.com/Murtalaibin/status/1607509061024768001?s=19