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Today, 10:14 pm KYIV, Ukraine — Ukraine says Saturday its forces have recaptured the northeast town of Trostianets, near the Russian border, one of the first towns to fall under Moscow’s control in its month-long invasion. “The city of Trostianets in the Sumy region has been liberated from Russian occupation troops,” the Ukrainian defense ministry announces on social media, citing the 93rd Brigade. “The Russian army fled Trostianets leaving behind weapons, equipment and ammunition,” the defense ministry statement says. The Ukrainian forces also managed to capture a Russian T-80U tank, cargo truck and a huge pile of what appears to be 152mm artillery shells. Trostianets, with a pre-war population of around 20,000 people, is located between the larger settlements of Sumy and Kharkiv in east Ukraine, which have been under intensive Russian attacks since the invasion began on February 24. Moscow’s assault on its pro-democracy neighbor has largely stalled with no major advances and Ukrainian forces even able to counterattack in places. The recapture of Trostianets would be among the Ukrainian army’s most significant gains since they began counterattacking in several regions. https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/ukraine-says-it-retook-captured-town-near-russian-border/ Mynd44 Lalasticlala Seun
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Drenimarcus:And Ukraine just recaptured Trostianets in the northeastern Sumy province. ![]() |
BloomingDale:I only attract good karma. Putin is slowly dying and it's only a matter of time before we would gather and take this picture ![]() |
stanluiz:Don't give yourself a brain haemorrhage with this level of anger in you o. Putin will be removed at some point and heaven will not fall. Even you will not die except you want to kill yourself due to the self inflicted pain it might cause you as it is causing you now ![]() |
Ibime:Good luck to him. |
Rilwayne001:Soon |
Baawaa:Putin actually cares very much. They see America as their major threat. Any enemy of Russia are called Nazis |
aribisala0:Chai if nobody has ever told you before allow me to be the first. You are customized Dvnce! Where in my comment did I remotely indicate that a DNA test for safe medication application is the first course of detection or treatment for ADHD? You need to refund any school fees your parents ever spent for real. The procedure of medication for any ADHD diagnosed patient obviously comes after the diagnoses for ADHD has been done. Or are you self medicating? My comment explicitly talks about medication and not ADHD diagnosis but of course some retærds are suffering from some kind of mental block which prevents them from understanding whatever they read. Ogbeni shift and stop clogging up my space with this your obtuse mental state |
aribisala0:You are not just willfully blind but also mischieviously willfully blind. When did I say DNA swab is used to diagnose ADHD? Is it that you cannot understand what you read? Below was my comment you twisted mischievously. Read the parts in bold and stop with your rubbish However modern medicine and its method of checking for ADHD in Patients entails an ADHD swab test (covering ADHD medications), which collects saliva from the patient. It is completely non-invasive and used to analyze a patient's DNA in order to see how the patient would respond to particular medications. Notice the words in red and in brackets which describe what the swab test is actually for? Why twist my words with your lies? Abi you dey mad ni? |
aribisala0:When it comes to thinking and typing rubbish you are chief. Unlike you my knowledge is very vast because I love reading up on practically everything. Update your small mind with the attached in order to avoid looking stupid before your peers both present and in future
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aribisala0:Update your knowledge of medicine. You are thinking and typing rubbish as expected. Unlike you my knowledge is very vast. Slap yourself and call yourself an Ode https://www.clarityxdna.com/clarityx-mental-wellness-test/adhd-genetic-testing/
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ChoCho54:African mentality? The husband could have put her off with his paranoia? Chai, women supporting women! Abi na you be his wife? Wetin you dey hide Nne? |
ChoCho54:But seriously why would his wife be opposed to a simple ADHD test. It's not like he would be having any kind of surgery. However modern medicine and its method of checking for ADHD in Patients entails an ADHD swab test (covering ADHD medications), which collects saliva from the patient. It is completely non-invasive and used to analyze a patient's DNA in order to see how the patient would respond to particular medications. It is that DNA aspect that makes me wonder at why the wife would actually reject this ADHD test ![]() |
ChoCho54:Yes! Knowledge is power. But wait o. Why is this DNA talk rubbing you off the wrong way? Is your conscience bugging you about something? |
ChoCho54:I mean you never know with women right? You are a woman ain't cha |
Wisfem:Same way the American media said Russia would invade Ukraine and Russian media said America was mad and delusional for thinking so because they had no plans of invading Ukraine. I wonder who to believe ![]() |
klassyguy:Maybe your wife is against it because she feels the ADHD test involves carrying out a DNA test first.....just saying... ![]()
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Wisfem:Enjoy the report in Ukrainian and it's English translation ![]()
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FERNANDEZISBACK:Russia can NEVER appoint a black into any sensitive position in their country. They fear their own shadow and cannot even appoint a Westerner for fear of them being spies how much more appointing a skin colour they loathe |
Dabronze:Your IQ is bottom barrel if you actually thought my OP inferred that Russia has lost the battle. So simply posting a news article should also mean I wrote it correct? Your brain requires a major missing component |
A curious 'container' that Ukrainian troops captured today looks to actually represent a significant Russian loss and a potential intelligence goldmine. What Ukraine's forces found looks to be a containerized command post that is part of the Krasukha-4 mobile electronic warfare system. The Krasukha-4 is primarily designed to detect and jam large radars, such as those on airborne early warning and control aircraft, such as the U.S. Air Force's E-3 Sentry, and spy satellites. Ukrainian forces reportedly found this command post container outside of the capital Kyiv. Twitter user @UAWeapons was among the first to identify it as most likely being a component of the Krasukha-4 system, which is also known by nomenclature 1RL257, based on a picture that had emerged online. A complete Krasukha-4 consists of two vehicles, both based on the 8x8 KAMAZ-6350 truck, one with the electronic warfare (EW) system and the other carrying the command post module. There are no indications one way or another about what might have happened to the truck that had been carrying this container or to its companion equipped with the EW system. The photograph of the container shows it lying on its side with tree branches on top, but it's unclear if that reflects a deliberate attempt to hide it or just where it came to rest after some kind of attack or accident. There are other fallen branches and debris around it, as well. There is damage to the command post module, notably along a part of the bottom edge of the frame, and the access doors on the side that is visible are missing. That being said, it seems to be in relatively good shape, at least externally. Regardless, the loss of even one-half of a Krasukha-4 system could be significant for Russian forces from an operational perspective. Though its origins trace back to the late 1990s, this remains one of the Russian military's most capable mobile EW systems, with serial production only beginning in the early 2010s. It was developed as part of a larger project to field systems to shield Russian assets on the ground and in the air from the prying eyes of various ground-based and aerial surveillance and imaging radars, along with certain radar-equipped intelligence-gathering satellites. Russian officials have at least claimed in the past that Krasukha-4 can spot and jam various types of radars, including surveillance radars, airborne radar imaging sensors, and active radar seekers and altimeters found in missiles. It has a stated maximum range against ground-based and aerial targets of between 150 and 300 kilometers, or around 93 to 186 miles, in any direction, depending on various environmental factors, according to the manufacturer, Concern Radio-Electronic Technologies, better known by its Russian acronym KRET. It's not entirely clear if this reflects the range at which radars can be detected, engaged, or both. There are reports that Krasukha-4's jamming system can emit powerful enough beams of RF energy to physically damage sensitive electronic systems on certain targets. Positioning a Krasukha-4 in the general vicinity of Kyiv would make good sense to help make it harder for Ukrainian forces, and their international partners, to find and target Russian units in this area via radar, where fighting has been ongoing for weeks now. By its nature, the system has to have some degree of passive detection capability, which would allow it to be used in a more general surveillance role, watching for potential threats to pop up, such as a combat jet's radar or one associated with a surface-to-air missile system. Discussions about this system's capabilities generally do not frame it as being a counter-communications tool, with Russia's military fielding a variety of other EW systems for that purpose, but it would seem possible that it has some secondary capability in this regard. In addition, Krasukha-4 represents a mobile, multi-purpose system that could be moved around relatively rapidly depending on the changing situation on the ground to provide valuable EW support elsewhere in the country. These systems could potentially be placed in certain areas of Ukraine and neighboring Belarus, to try to blind various kinds of foreign manned and unmanned aircraft operating from the safety of NATO or international airspace. Though the U.S. military has stopped flying sorites directly over Ukraine, it, along with other NATO members, has continued to monitor the situation in Ukraine from the air from adjacent areas. This has included sorties involving U.S. Air Force and NATO E-3s, as well as Air Force E-8C Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System (JSTARS) battlefield management jets, and RQ-4 Global Hawk drones, all of which carry powerful radars, among other aircraft, as you can read more about here. These are exactly the kinds of platforms Krasukha-4 was developed to defeat. Earlier this month, a production team from CNN was able to fly on a NATO E-3 on a mission near Poland's borders with Ukraine and Belarus. "The Russians have also taken to trying to jam the NATO plane's radar, an annoying but inevitable occurrence given how visible the giant spy plane is," that outlet reported at the time, though no details were given about the source or sources of that interference. It is worth noting that despite Russia's substantial EW capabilities, which have been employed in Ukraine, among other countries, in the past, by every indication it has curiously used systems like Krasukha-4 only sparingly in the current conflict so far. It is possible that this is due in part to concerns about the loss or capture of these systems. At the same time, Russian forces have run the same risks by employing other relatively advanced weapon systems. Case in point, the war in Ukraine has exposed the fact that the Iskander-M short-range ballistic missile has an integrated expendable countermeasure capability that was not previously known, at least publicly, which you can read more about here. There are indications that Russia's military may now finally be stepping up its use of EW systems, too, as evidenced by the captured Krasukha-4 command post module and the reported destruction of a R-330ZH Zhitel, a truck-mounted mobile communications jamming system. Regardless, beyond the immediate implications of the loss of part of a Krasukha-4 system, if Ukrainian forces can safely retrieve this command post module, it could provide a substantial source of intelligence to authorities in the country and their foreign partners. Intelligence agencies in the United States and other countries in the West would undoubtedly love to get their hands on this container to see what can be gleaned from it. U.S. military officials regularly cite advanced EW systems, such as those that the Russians, as well as the Chinese, continue to develop and field as especially significant threats to American forces. Learning more about the Krasukha-4's capabilities could help, among other things, in the development of countermeasures. The software that runs the system could be as valuable as the hardware, too, and might lead to the discovery of loopholes that could be exploited for cyber warfare purposes. A deeper analysis of the command post's individual components, right down to things like the construction of the wiring inside, could offer other insights, including about Russia's ability to actually manufacture advanced EW systems and other electronics. Any documents or other items inside this containerized command post could provide a wealth of information on various topics. Since the fall of the Soviet Union, independent Ukraine has long proven to be a valuable source of Soviet-designed hardware for the U.S. military and the U.S. Intelligence Community to pour over as part of so-called foreign materiel exploitation (FME) programs. This has included the acquisition of higher-end systems, including fighter jets and large radars, from Ukrainian sources. The U.S. government is now reportedly in the process of sending Soviet-era air defense systems from its FME stockpiles to the Ukrainian military to help bolster its ability to keep Russian forces from gaining control of the country's skies. Either as a direct part of that deal or through separate arrangements, it would seem possible, if not probable that the United States has already been looking to acquire various examples of more modern Russian weapons and other military equipment that have been captured in the fighting so far. This conflict is likely to produce a massive treasure trove of intelligence for the U.S. government and others, in general. With that in mind, it's possible that the U.S. Intelligence Community, elements of which have been working very closely with their Ukrainian counterparts during the conflict so far, could be in the process of trying to acquire or otherwise gain access to this portion of the Krasukha-4 system. They may, of course, have already come across another example in the course of the conflict in Ukraine or through other, unrelated means. All told, Ukrainian forces capturing this outwardly unassuming metal box could have serious ramifications for the Russian military and be a major boon to its adversaries in Ukraine and elsewhere around the world, including in the United States. https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/44879/ukraine-just-captured-part-of-one-of-russias-most-capable-electronic-warfare-systems Mynd44 Lalasticlala Seun
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Wisfem:The air defence in Ukraine is still fully functional. Stop hyperventilating with your lies. They are still shooting down Russian choppers and aircraft as well as some missiles. Russia claimed they wanted to demilitarize Ukraine and they failed to do so because Ukraine now has even more weapons than when the war began with even Russia being a part of those contributing weapons to them through the Ukrainian army capture of Russian weapons and equipment. Ukraine just 2 days ago captured Russia's most advanced Jamming and communication tech. The US has requested to have it transfered to them which is in the process of being done now. Try not to cry more than the Russians. Putin knows his attempt at capturing Ukraine has been a huge failure so has been slacking his top military brass left right and center while your keyboard warrior on nairaland thinks he is not have sleepless nights ![]()
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Wisfem:Then you are simply in self denial ![]() Psychologists say it's the first stage of acceptance ![]() |
seunny4lif:Oga stop crying. It's all over the news. Sinoptec China has suspended their deal with Russia. If it hurts you this badly, hit your head on the closest wall to you. Are you a shareholder with Sinoptec? ![]()
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seunny4lif:We are talking about this specific news and not just random goods and foods oga rest |
seunny4lif:https://www.google.com/amp/s/oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Chinas-Sinopec-Bows-Out-Of-Russian-Petchem-Gas-Projects.amp.html
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Game over. Nil nil |
Nigeria keeping the ball in the Ghanaian half as the game is almost up |
Roughly 2 mins to go till final whistle |
4 added mins |
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