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Another 10 million$, on its way to the Russian victory day parade. This time, it's intact.

More than just a little reward. He invested about 16 hours of full-time guard duty, never more than a few feet away from the smoker. His cut, is one portion from each container.

The shortest distance from North Korea to Kherson is about 6600 kilometers. According to google, the Hwasong-11 has a range of about 800 kilometers.

The most interesting part is the third sentence in the article: Quote: "A team of three monitors visited Ukraine to examine the debris and found no evidence linking Russia to the missile’s origin or launch." So, this isn't a missile that Russia bought from North Korea then used in Ukraine...

I guess the Krasnopol, guided by a laser from an Orlan30 drone doesn't have that problem. This tank was moving, albeit slowly, when it got cornholed.

Exactly. Considering, the M1 Abrams tanks are 10 million each. They've lost 7, of which thet were (supposedly) able to recover 2, in just the last couple months. The M1 from a few days ago, on its way to the victory day parade in Moscow. Russian news article I read stated that after the...

So much for the "It's a good investment because we will degrade Russia's military", retards. https://kyivindependent.com/german-defense-minister-russia-already-produces-surplus-military-equipment/#:~:text=Russia%20is%20already%20producing%20more,n%2Dtv%20on%20April%2025. From the article...

Lots of nasty stuff being used. Check out the blast radius of the Tornado-S blast fragmentation warhead. You can see dust kicked up from the fragment impacts our to a pretty good distance from the target center: At the 1 minute point in this video, it shows a Tornado-S use the same...

I believe they were given 31. They lost at about 7. Quite a few outlets are reporting it, so probably true. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.businessinsider.com/ukraine-pulls-abrams-tanks-from-front-over-russia-drone-tactics-2024-4%3famp More likely, they want to minimize the number of pics...

Interesting. According to that article, the Excalibur shell is gps and inertia guided, so is useable against stationary targets. The Krasnopol is gps, inertial and also laser guided, so useable against moving targets, like that tank. According to Google, Raytheon is working on the laser...

They've been doing it with artillery for a long time. The most recent, 7th i think, M1 Abrams destroyed in Ukraine was hit with a Krasnopol laser guided artillery shell. Spotted and guided with a drone. The Krasnopol has been around for a long time. Supposedly, the crew of this tank was...

Remember, Haney is the guy that got butthurt because his gun range wouldn't allow smoking marijuana on the firing line. Reason isn't going to work.

They thought they had scored a hit on two Ukrainian S300 air defense systems in a convoy. Battle damage assessment after the strike indicated that it was probably 2 patriot systems. Another 2billion$ of our tax money down the shitter. This video is from a pro Ukrainian source.

Russians claiming their third M1 Abrams kill this week. This one in the same area as the other two, but with a missile. Looks like they hit it with a 2nd missle, just to make sure. At the 10 min point, a Russian guy is explaining how to target the M1, with still images of the 3rd dead...

Another M1 Abrams supposedly was lost in the same spot, in a counter attack there today. About the 2 minute mark in this one. This one has better images of the 2nd M1 Abrams to get popped in Ukraine. Apparently 2 of the MI clearing rigs built on Abrams chassis have been lost as well.