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lanre316: I was only referring to vuhledar. Thank you. |
Vic2023:Russia is currently implementing a tactics never seen before on the vuhledar front. A new drone, some call it mantis, others dragon. Many analyst says it breaths fire, but what it does involve tracking and firing incendiary bombs that burns at over 5000°f on enemy's troops especially those in entrenched positions. Imagine being sent to the frontlines to fill trenches and you think you're safe, the next minutes you return as an unseasoned barbecue. Drones have completely changed warfare. |
I am quietly awaiting Hezbollah's confirmation regarding Nasrallah’s demise. It’s truly unfortunate that Iran fails to grasp the fundamentals of warfare. Permitting its proxy forces to engage in conflict against a vastly superior power without a strategic battle plan or overt backing is, without doubt, one of the gravest miscalculations in history. Now, Iran watches idly as Hezbollah is systematically dismantled, unable to intervene due to their lack of foresight. What a tragedy, first Hamas, now Hezbollah, and they still believe they are untouchable. The irony of the situation is this Once Hezbollah falls, Iran will inevitably follow. Their nuclear ambitions will be reduced to rubble, and the dream of becoming a nuclear-armed power will forever remain just that, a dream. Iran lacks the strength to assert dominance in the Middle East, all bluster and no real capability, many will likely challenge this view, as they did previously, but after extensive analysis, it is clear that Iran is no match for Israel. In essence, the IDF operate as an extension of the u.s military. Acquiring nuclear weapons was Iran’s only viable deterrent, but they squandered that opportunity with their naive policies on non-proliferation, even while enriching uranium. Should hostilities escalate, with the U.S. acting covertly through the IDF, no nation would send troops to defend Iran. The halls of the United Nations assembly would resound with nothing but wails and lamentations. Iran has no defense pacts with Russia or China, so who will they turn to in their moment of peril? In the end, Iran may have no choice but to follow North Korea’s path to survival, or else their fate is sealed. |
sainttwist1:You play too much. |
Whether the target is dead or alive, it does not alter my assertion that Hezbollah, along with its ally Iran, are misguided in their strategies. Among all the nations in the Middle East, Afghanistan remains the only one that truly understands the art of warfare, capable of sustaining tactical operations against a far superior force, regardless of who the opponent might be. Hezbollah, on the other hand, engages in more rhetoric than actual combat. Despite their bravado prior to any serious conflict, Hezbollah has long been perceived as an immovable force by many, hence the widespread but misplaced calls for support. However, I hold a different perspective, recognizing that Hezbollah would be easily crushed, much like Hamas, if Israel were to launch operations in the north. Don't misunderstand me, Hezbollah's combat personnel are undoubtedly brave and resilient. But courage alone does not win wars, for bombs and bullets are indifferent to human strength. Hezbollah's primary focus has always been offense, yet even that is of questionable quality. Their greatest flaw, however, lies in their lack of integrated defense systems. All they possess are offensive missiles, yet no formidable air defense capabilities. How do they expect to fare against an Israeli military that can relentlessly bombard from the air without concern for civilian casualties? From the moment the IDF began flying over Beirut for hours without facing even token resistance from Hezbollah, no intercepts, not even firecrackers, it became clear to me that Hezbollah was on a path to self-destruction. As of now, 90% of Hezbollah's command structure has been wiped out, and the war they have been agitating for has not even begun. I am confident many of these deceased commanders relied on iPhones and other Western-made electronics, because the frequency of their deaths by airstrikes suggests Israel has precise knowledge of their locations, sending drones and missiles to eliminate them with chilling accuracy. War is not about shouting death to your enemies or posturing on camera. War respects neither race nor religion. To win, one must assess the strength of their adversary and engage from a position of advantage. Hezbollah, by firing missiles that Israel’s air defense intercepts at an astonishing rate of 70%, while having no means to defend against Israeli airstrikes, achieves nothing but its own demise. Israel, with an 80% success rate in its strikes, holds an undeniable advantage. Iran, too, will meet a similar fate if they fail to invest in their deterrent capabilities and air defense systems. |
sainttwist1:Too many kids on this platform. Smh. |
emmaodet:This long write-up is tiring. I don't know if you're disputing my point or strengthening it. Also, never in my assertion did I advice Iran and it allies to compete with Israel on the matter of espionage. My point was for Iran to reduce their dependence on western-made products, to deplete the successes of israel's sabotage on them. The walkie talkie incident The pager incident The death of commanders by missile strikes The list goes on. Don't you think this is an understandable tactics of surveillance-detection and sabotage Do you think the killing of Iran's top brass and hezbollah's is normal? I truly don't have time for a prolong fruitless discourse. |
Procashtips:Nothing beats a highly standardize domestically manufactured product. Done under the eyes of national security agencies of that given nation. Nothing beats this my friend. This is what bring security to nation, and when there's security, there is growth. |
Whobedatte: I can assert with confidence that these events are rooted in espionage. Israel possesses a distinct technological advantage over Iran and its allies, an advantage that many have overlooked which is the fundamental reason for their success in espionage and sabotage. Until Iran and its allies completely cease relying on Western-made products or at the very best implement rigorous mechanisms to scrutinize all imported and domestically produced civilian and military equipment, Israel will persist in reaping the advantages of its longstanding tactics. While many may dispute my assertions, it is undeniable that Israel currently has the capability to eliminate key figures such as the Ayatollah of Iran and the Nasrallah of Hezbollah. The primary deterrent to such actions is the potential for retaliation. Should either of these individuals fall victim to an Israeli operation, the repercussions could lead to an invasion of Israel and spark a regional conflict, resulting in unimaginable loss of life to all parties involved including American troops stationed in the Middle East. |
okeysoninv:Okey The arm chair analyst, the greatest e-warrior alive, the only nightmare to Putin and Russia, the commander of the online nafo territorial riffle and mechanized brigade of the nairaland division, the Shakespeare of prophetic declaration. ![]() You're welcome sir. |
nigeriansamurai:Thanks ![]() |
emmaodet: Russian Emperor Alexander III in the 19th century once said and I quote, “Russia has only two allies: the army and the navy.” This statement, though seemingly simplistic, encapsulates a profound geopolitical truth that resonates through the annals of Russian history. Russia is not only one of the most enduring ancient powers, but arguably the only one that has successfully preserved both its economic and military might into the modern era. Historically, Russia has rarely relied on alliances to secure its interests. In war, it has often fought alone and reaped the rewards of victory independently. When considering China and other purported Russian allies, many are quick to form conclusions based solely on western media portrayals, which are often incomplete or skewed. Make no mistake, Russia possesses the capability to dismantle Ukraine militarily and when I mean dismantle, I mean completely obliterate Ukraine conventionally without any external assistance from allies. However, such an act would undoubtedly subject it to widespread global condemnation. By prolonging the conflict at its current pace, Russia has positioned itself advantageously not only by capitalizing on record-breaking oil and gas sales but by seizing a significant portion of Ukraine's economic partners and also expanding the over $2trln of untaped natural resources that the Russian army is currently sitting on in the donbas region of Ukraine (which will be the largest spoils of war in modern history) in the very eyes of a notorious gang of 32 criminals calling themselves NATO, who are quick to invade small nations but shivers with the mention of Russia. In doing so, Russia has achieved a level of global prominence and respect unseen since the dissolution of the Soviet Union. As for China, it remains heavily economically entwined with the West, with the United States being its largest trading partner and over 40% of its market dependent on Western nations and their allies. Were you in Xi's shoes, would you risk this position knowing full well that India stands ready to fill any void simply to offer public and unequivocal support to Russia in the Ukrainian conflict? Now, regarding the contributions of Russia's allies to its war effort, several points deserve attention: •North Korea stands as one of Russia's most overt supporters in the Ukraine war. Its contributions include the delivery of artillery shells and missiles under purchase agreements and a technology-sharing treaty. •Iran, though it has not publicly aligned with Russia, has transferred drone manufacturing expertise to Moscow and has supplied drones under purchase agreements. There are also reports of missile deliveries, though these remain unverified. •India has arguably become the key player fueling Russia's war machine. If Ukraine were strategic, it would turn its diplomatic efforts toward India, as India holds significant sway over the continuation or cessation of the conflict. • China, which initially played a crucial role in sustaining Russia during the early phases of Western sanctions, has since been eclipsed by India. Currently, China's contributions are more subdued, consisting primarily of the delivery of low cost drones equipments and semiconductors used for missile production, also through purchase agreements. While China continues to purchase Russian oil and gas, the recently signed agreement for the delivery of oil via pipelines has yet to reach full operational capacity. Once it does, Russia stands to profit even more significantly from this war, as Russia will ramp up delivery of oil to china and other needed resources via rail. In this context, it is visible to the blind why Putin sees little reason to hasten the conclusion of the conflict. Much can still be gained from the status quo, both economically and geopolitically. |
WriterrNg:Men are gearing up. This is colossal. |
sainttwist1:Have you just awakened to this reality? Soon, many will come to understand that the sanctions imposed by the Western world on flourishing nations are beginning to bear fruit. Right before our eyes, a powerful alliance is emerging an alliance composed of developing nations, rapidly expanding economies, and established military powers. Together, they are tirelessly working to introduce a new global order, known as the "multipolar world," where dedollarization becomes an imperative for every member state. And yet, you are only now grasping this shift? There is a saying: when a woman becomes pregnant, no matter how long it takes, she will inevitably give birth. |
Ghostagain:Many will doubt this doubtless truth, just to raise an argument. I'll be right here to call out all the Thomas(s) who think if trump wins, the war in Ukraine will end within 24 hours, and that's even before his inauguration as he boldly claimed. |
Appleyard:Just like my last line.🤞🤞🤞 |
WritterNg:Something keeps telling me that I should withdraw my support from trump which I've done some days ago. Donald trump is not the saviour y'all think he is. Trump is a business man and a stubborn one at that, but he cannot go against the deepstate and their interest. Upon assuming position of the president and getting his sit in the oval office, he'll make more irrational decisions and increase the financing of Ukraine defenses since no active duty American soldier is dying officially in Ukraine. It's up for trump to prove me wrong if he is lucky enough to win come November. |
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sweetjohn:This is an example of what I get to see on this platform everytime. Even if someone is stupid, at least that person should have a bit of dignity. Boldness in stupidity beats everything that comes out of the cognitives. |
OkpaNsukkaisBae:The west-led Ukraine and their masters thinks war is like Lgbtqabcdef... If the incursion into kursk not termed the most foolish decision ever made in a military campaign, I don't know what is. Even with the so-called elite selection of battalions deployed to the Kursk's direction, the Ukrainians and their foreign master's troops could not capture the little settlement of Korenevo. The funny thing about this settlement, was it defenders. Korenevo was defended by locals (coal miners, truck drivers etc,)for more than a week of the Ukrainian incursion into kursk, Ukrainian elite battalions kept trying to breakthrough that settlement only to be depleted every single time. Not until Ukraine got a foothold on the outskirt of the town some days ago that Russia sent re-enforcement from the 810th marine brigade to continue the depletion of the AFU in that direction. As It stands, the Ukrainians cannot do more than they've done, except they'll re-deploy all their troops from the already porous eastern front to kursk. The incursion was an already known debacle from the start, the kursk direction have been stagnate for about 8 days now with little gain and losses, the only place those Ukrainians can advance is the forward direction, because Russian has enmasse reserve units in four settlements, 2 in the right flank and 2 in the left flank leaving only the forward direction which is a potato field uncontested. The Ukraine knew this was a trap to lure them deeper thereby stretching their logistics capability so they decide to fight around without going deeper. It is good to know that since the incursion into kursk, Russia have deployed only one elite unit : the 810th marine brigade of the black sea fleet, and a lot of those Ukrainian destroyed equipment was as a result of this special unit. The Chechen Akhmat unit was also deployed and this unit is the official unit and not the special forces of the Akhmat unit that the west want you to believe because their special forces are in the eastern front. The last deployment was a combination of several motorized rifle regiment that is 90% made up of reserve unit and newly trained soldiers. It is also good to know that in the kursk's direction, the Ukrainians captured more POWs than the Russians, but they suffered a great number of casualty of over 3000 troops which is collosal for a campaign. Some days ago, a prisoners swap took place and Ukraine returned those POWs back to RAF and vice versa. The main point for the kursk incursion was to slow down russia's gain in the eastern front by a diversional attack on a poorly defended area and it failed woefully. |
OkpaNsukkaisBae:Keep up the good works, more grease to your elbow. More update to the platform. |
WritterNg:Wait, is this not lancet pro max? ![]() Kim Kim ![]() |
WritterNg:This is getting out of hands everyday. After the dissolution of the Soviet union, the u.s became to sole superpower of the world until Putin came in and with the help of the arrogant u.s, Putin rebuild the Russian military back to it glory days. Today, Russia has been presented to become an economic power, I hope they take this opportunity and use it wisely. |
WritterNg:Military target was to ensure they drain ukraine of it air defense systems. The coming months will be worse. |
OkpaNsukkaisBae:Russia will make this winter a very ugly one for Ukraine. From now until December, you'll be hearing and see missile strikes on critical infrastructure needed for daily living which includes, water sources, power sources, factories etc Air defence systems will be depleted, military bases will be targeted. Something big is upon Ukraine. And the western media will go nut about this. |
dvkot:I really don't think it is wise to use nukes on your brothers, because of an external power. For me, it is better for Russia to declare war on Ukraine than to use nukes on Ukraine. |
Ska333ko:I can't tell what this attacks means or were they will come from, but one thing is certain. Something really bad will happen to Ukraine. |
Kingsnairaland:How many nukes did the u.s and it allies used in Iraq, libya etc. How many nukes did Germany used in operation Barbarossa? That enabled them to break nations in hours. You don't need nukes to break a nation, what you need is BARBARISM. |
Something bad awaits Ukraine as a nation in the coming months. No exact date is given, but the timeline begins from September this year to February next year. Russia is preparing something big and awful for Ukraine. Report says Ukraine has bitten more than it can chew. May God help us. |
Ska333ko:I really like and appreciate this back to back briefing. Ukraine is now in it last leg. |
obedience4:SIO |
[quote author=Stoplying post=131503771][/quote] Not this guy's that are ficticious characters. These suicide squad are those who clearly understands and obey the meaning of suicide. ![]() |
