Nice bit of work in the Washington Post today about Russia’s logistics issues.
EOD nightmare.Now CBS reports that 62% of all Russian ordnance doesn’t go boom. The number includes rickets, guided missiles, dumb bombs and artillery shells. That is a surprising number.
I am reminded of the old late 70s British TV series Danger UXB. I remember liking it very much. About an EOD crew during the blitz.EOD nightmare.
Blue jeans, Marlboros, rap music, and Marvel Cinematic Universe >> bombs and missiles.
Now CBS reports that 62% of all Russian ordnance doesn’t go boom. The number includes rickets, guided missiles, dumb bombs and artillery shells. That is a surprising number.
EOD nightmare
Brimstone. Neither Goodyear nor Fulda, Pirelli, even Nokian use Russian crude oil to produce tires, since main Russian Urals oil brand contains near 6% of brimstone. Of course just heavy fractions are in use for tire manufacturing but namely this trash contains most of brimstone/sulfur percentage.the tires rot, and especially if exposed to the Sun for long periods
UA forces neither confirm nor deny. Since Mi-24s fight both sides, that quite could be Russians, either drunk or provoking. Until the radio chatter is published we cannot tell for sure.daring (but small) strike by two Ukraine helicopters against a Russian fuel farm, in Russia!
If those two Hinds were Ukranian, the juicy targets for them are two Russian atomic stations nearby, Rostov and Novovoronezh.So what’s the downside to Russia using a tactical nuke to change things on the ground in Ukraine? I worry that there isn’t any.
Well the U.S. and NATO overall could respond by launching conventional attacks to completely annihilate Russian forces in Ukraine.So what’s the downside to Russia using a tactical nuke to change things on the ground in Ukraine? I worry that there isn’t any.
I’d imagine attacking a nuke plant “a bridge too far.” Not a great strategic decision at this point in the war.If those two Hinds were Ukranian, the juicy targets for them are two Russian atomic stations nearby, Rostov and Novovoronezh.