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WrriterNig:
⚡Russian attack on 🇸🇪 Sweden 'cannot be ruled out', says defence report.

A Russian military attack against Sweden "cannot be ruled out".

That's the conclusion of a report by the Scandinavian country's parliamentary defence committee, according to public broadcaster SVT.

Citing sources, it says the report - due to be published on Monday - warns 🇷🇺 Moscow may carry out operations "with air forces, naval forces, long-range weapons or nuclear weapons".

"Russia has also further lowered its threshold for the use of military force and exhibits a high political and military risk appetite," it says.

According to SVT, the report also outlines a new defence doctrine for 🇸🇪 Sweden based on membership of NATO.

I think these countries are just looking for opportunity to reduce the fund they spend on welfare for their citizens. In other to spend more money on their military.

Russia is still struggling in Ukraine. I don't see getting involve in another war at least for the next 8-10 years. Unless if it necessary.

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Badassniggga:
Those Aircraft carriers will be nothing but a turkey 🦃 shoot for Russia. I have no doubts Russia will sink a few of them should US decides to get orgasms at their fancy weak weapons and get trigger-happy facing Russians.

Yh... Most experienced and battle-tested against weak countries like Afghanistan and Iraq. Have they ever got the balls to mess with Russia directly like they do to those Talibans?.. man GTFOH.

That's the first thing that came to my mind. Gathering 20+ countries to invade a country that can barely feed itself doesn't make you "battle-tested." It only makes you a bully.

olugabbie:


Russia didn't have enough troops in Ukraine at a time when her troops were forced to retreat from Kharkiv. Troops were moved from Kharkiv to Kherson to strengthened the Kherson front. Ukraine found out about the shortage of troops in Kharkiv and they launched counter offensive. The Russian troops in Kahrkiv were not more than 5,000 troops. Ukraine used about 30k troops in it Kharkiv counter offensive. 30k against 5k. HIMARS didn't play any role in the Kharkiv offensive.

HIMARS played a role in the Kherson offensive. It was used to destroy the bridge linking east and west Kherson together. This really disrupt Russian logistics. Couple with the Crimea bridge they was damaged at a time. The Russians couldn't sustain the defense of Kherson, and they moved their troops to the other side of Kherson intact.

Russia used about 20k troops to seize Mariupol. Ukraine had minimum of 30k troops in Mariupol. They used 30k troops in an attempt to seize Kiev. Imagine the number of troops defending Kiev at a time. Remember also that Ukraine gave fire arms to it citizens to defend Kiev. I don't think Russia wanted to take Kiev (at least not with 30k troops). They want to intimidate and put pressure on Zelensky to surrender. But that didn't work. The troops were insufficient, but they surprised everyone. Because they were closed. They made it to Kiev gate, that was impressive. I don't know what Putin's Gola was in Kiev. But I am 100% that the goal was not to take Kiev.

Kyiv attack was a distraction because Ukraine took it military men from the east to go protect kyiv and this made Russia to capture those four regions easily
. It military 101.

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Western media and lies eh

Vl3ly:
About 40 Ukrainian servicemen surrendered today. This is the most massive case of surrender in one day in recent months.

According to the West, the growing losses in the Zaporozhye region and the fact that the soldiers began to realize that there was no chance of winning a large-scale offensive in the next few days began to affect.

Have always advised the wise ones amongst them to quickly surrender once they're forced into battle.

WrriterNig:
⚡The upcoming elections in 🇧🇾 Belarus will be fair, unlike elections in the 🇺🇸 United States, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko says - BELTA

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Have always advised the wise ones amongst them to quickly surrender once they're forced into battle.

They the west wanted sprint lol to reach cremia in five days now

They changed to marathon lol.

WrriterNig:
⚡The upcoming elections in 🇧🇾 Belarus will be fair, unlike elections in the 🇺🇸 United States, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko says - BELTA

those who count the vote determin who wins.

The Russians Packed A Robotic T-55 Tank With Explosives And Rolled It Toward Ukrainian Lines
Well, that's one way to use an obsolete tank. On or before Sunday, Russian forces near Marinka, in southeastern Ukraine's Donetsk Oblast, packed what appeared to be a 70-year-old T-54 or T-55 tank with explosives, rigged it with simple radio remote controls and rolled it toward Ukrainian positions.
The vehicle-borne improvised explosive device, or VBIED, didn't get very far. It apparently struck a mine then ate a Ukrainian anti-tank missile—and disappeared in a billowing cloud of smoke and debris.
The attempted VBIED attack underscores the increasing desperation of Russian forces, 16 months after Russia widened its war on Ukraine.
Many tens of thousands of Russia's best troops have been wounded or killed. Russian forces have written off no fewer than 10,000 of their best armored vehicles. The Kremlin's winter offensive was a bust. At the cost of thousands of lives, Russian and allied regiments finally captured the ruins of Bakhmut, in eastern Ukraine's Donbas region.

But that pyrrhic victory consumed the people and equipment Moscow should have devoted to shoring up its defensive lines in southern and eastern Ukraine ahead of Ukraine's long-anticipated 2023 counteroffensive.

That operation kicked off on the night of June 4, as several Ukrainian brigades—some of them armed with Western tanks and fighting vehicles—attacked along several axes in Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk Oblasts, as well as on the flanks of Bahkmut. The Ukrainians slowly are advancing in several sectors, steadily erasing the Russians' modest winter gains.

The Russians were running out of modern weaponry long before the current counteroffensive. Now they're running out even faster—and turning to long-stored tanks and fighting vehicles and increasingly bizarre modifications of existing vehicles, including a wheeled BTR armed with rocket pods borrowed from a helicopter.

After running low on modern T-72B3 and T-90 tanks, the Kremlin began pulling out of storage upgraded T-62s from the 1980s, first-generation T-72s from the 1970s and, most shockingly, basic T-55s and T-54s that rolled off the factory floor probably sometime in the late 1950s.

Those four-person T-54/55s with their thin armor, crude optics and minimally-stabilized 100-millimeter guns are worse than useless in an intensive fight, especially at night. They're deathtraps for their crews.

The Russians know this. They at first deployed the T-54/55s along with slightly newer T-62s as short-range, mobile artillery. A tank doesn't make a great howitzer: its gun can't angle high enough to shoot a shell more than 10 miles or so, and its optics don't allow for long-range aiming.

But it's slightly better than nothing in an army that's under relentless assault and running low on things with which to fight back. That the Russians are turning to vehicle-borne IEDs is symptomatic of this poverty.

The T-54/55 VBIED isn't the only one to roll out from Russian positions in recent days. Russian troops also tried ramming Ukrainian positions with an MT-LB tractor loaded up with explosive mine-clearing line-charges.

An army with adequate supplies of long-range munitions wouldn't bother trying to blow up a Ukrainian position with a radio-controlled tank full of explosives. Especially considering how many anti-tank guided missiles the Ukrainians have.

It's dangerous to approach within a few miles of any Ukrainian brigade. It's doubly dangerous, for the assailant, to approach slowly and awkwardly in broad daylight. But that's the only mode of travel a museum-vintage T-54/55 knows.

But when a tank is so old that it can't survive in a direct fight, and also is poorly suited to its secondary role as a do-it-yourself howitzer, what else are you going to do with it except stuff it with C4, rig it up with some radio-controlled servos and send it trundling toward the enemy on a one-way mission everyone knows is unlikely to succeed?


Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidaxe/2023/06/18/the-russians-packed-a-robotic-t-55-tank-with-explosives-and-rolled-it-toward-ukrainian-lines/?ss=aerospace-defense&sh=41bf3ddb2f86

Kingsnairaland:


Kyiv attack was a distraction because Ukraine took it military men from the east to go protect kyiv and this made Russia to capture those four regions easily
. It military 101.

Russia and it's allies already controlled most of Donbass and Crimea before 2022. They don't hold the Capitals of Kherson and Zaporizhia, so what did they achieve of significance?

WrriterNig:
⚡🇵🇱 Polish President Duda signed a law prohibiting the employment of persons who worked in the country's state security agencies in 1944-1990. Those who already work in government agencies will be fired.

Getting rid of Soviet era spies

WrriterNig:
⚡The upcoming elections in 🇧🇾 Belarus will be fair, unlike elections in the 🇺🇸 United States, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko says - BELTA

Lukashenko.lost the last election. Putin kept him him in power with Russian soldiers.

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Ibime:


Russia and it's allies already controlled most of Donbass and Crimea before 2022. They don't hold the Capitals of Kherson and Zaporizhia, so what did they achieve of significance?

i don't want to discuss it with you because you will end up with abuse which I don't have time for.

WrriterNig:
⚡️Major fire in 🇩🇪 Germany's largest theme park.

let it burn.

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