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This one sentence implies a few things that are often overlooked, "Soon – and not in the distant future – we will have systems that can operate even in ocean conditions. We are also actively working on underwater systems."⬇️

A superpower goes offline: Inside the race to cut Russia off from the global internet — and what comes after. An investigation by @KatjaBody politico.com/news/2026/03/1…

A U.S. Marine Corps release on March 23, 2026 detailed how Lance Cpl. Eirick Schule developed a 3D-printed replacement for the MUOS antenna mast in April 2025, cutting costs from $5,644 per unit to about $10 and reducing delivery time from over 7 months to 10 hours, with 107 units produced and an estimated $600,000 saved.

Unmanned Systems Forces operators strike one of russia's largest Baltic export oil terminals On the night of March 23, operators from the 1st Separate USF Center, the @Raid_413 , and other components of the Defense Forces struck the oil terminal at the port of Primorsk in the Leningrad region of the russian federation. The current throughput capacity of the Primorsk port is approximately 60 million tons of crude oil per year. The terminal is part of the "Transneft" network and serves as the endpoint of the Baltic Pipeline System—one of the key routes for Russian oil exports. It is used by the enemy to bypass international sanctions. As a result of the strike, a large-scale fire broke out at the port facility, which is confirmed by NASA FIRMS satellite monitoring data. The results of the strike are currently being clarified. Additionally, on the night of March 22, operators from the @1usc_army struck the "Bashneft-Ufaneftekhim" oil refinery in the city of Ufa. The facility is part of the "Bashneft" corporate structure and is one of the crucial oil refining and petrochemical assets of the Russian Federation. Its primary processing capacity is about 8.2 million tons of oil per year. The enemy's economy translates directly into its military capabilities, which is why every #DeepStrike directly impacts the adversary's ability to finance the war against Ukraine. USF: One step ahead!

Iran may attack U.S. forces with $400 cost interceptor drones — like rus-sian «Molniya». Its significantly cheaper than the Shahed drone and has a range of up to 60 km, when the width of the Strait of Hormuz is 40–50 km. While the missiles for Patriot systems — likely to be often used by the U.S. to intercept these threats — cost about $4M. How do you like that cost ratio?😉 In this video, we’ll discuss how 7 Corps experience can help in countering Iran. And about the capability to mass-produce low-cost interceptor drones (with @generalcherry). Watch the video, like and share this post!👍

#Primorsk is (was?) Russia's top sea terminal for exporting crude oil. The crude is known as REBCO (Russian Export Blend Crude Oil); which is the medium-sour crude oil from the Urals. Ukraine's drone-backed sanctions remain powerfully effective. #OOTT #Russia #Ukraine #Tankers

Aftermath of the Ukrainian drone strike on the oil depot in the port of Primorsk, Leningrad Oblast, Russia, as seen in the @planet high-resolution image taken today at 6:50 UTC.

Estonia’s Frankenburg Technologies is developing AI-guided interceptor missiles and says they will be “10 times more affordable” than traditional weapons. ft.com/content/1d283f…

The Ukrainian military has tested an FPV drone with dual control channels — fiber optic and radio — to maintain control in case one channel is lost. militarnyi.com/en/news/ukrain…

NASA FIRMS fire monitoring satellites capture a fire signature near the Russkaya compressor station This is where the TurkStream pipeline begins, transporting gas to Turkiye. If confirmed, this could have a significant impact on Russian gas exports 📸 Falcon Insight

Russia continues to expand its drone tech. Ukraine downed new and rare Russian UAV “Klin", capable of operating at ranges of up to 120 km Rapid evolution of technology underscores urgency for Ukraine to accelerate development of its own innovations 📸 Serhii Beskrestnov

In the Czech city of Pardubice, on March 20, “pro-Palestinian activists” set fire to a facility producing thermal imagers for the Ukrainian company Archer, rather than a drone production site as previously reported. militarnyi.com/en/news/therma…

@Exilenova_plus Reportedly, smoke from a burning Port of Primorsk POV ~ 60.358426, 28.757226 seen from Yermilovo, Leningrad Oblast, Russia @GeoConfirmed @UAControlMap @giK1893 source: t.me/exilenova_plus…

The Defense Forces struck the seaport in Primorsk, Leningrad Oblast, one of Russia’s largest oil export terminals on the Baltic Sea. The pipeline system has a capacity of up to 75 million tons of oil per year.

🚨 NATO Steps Into Ukraine for First Time During Full-Scale War NATO military command, led by Adm. Pierre Vandier, has arrived in Ukraine, a significant sign in growing cooperation. Key discussions: ▪️ Ukraine joining NATO exercises as a “Red Team” adversary ▪️ Expansion of JATEC (NATO-Ukraine Training Centre) ▪️ Scaling command systems & battlefield analytics A clear signal of deeper NATO–Ukraine integration.

RUSSIAN OIL PRODUCTION If anyone decides to read something oil-related, but not on Hormuz/Iran war, here is - a hands down - the best article I have ever read on Russian oil production. Covers everything - from production costs to taxes, debunks popular misconceptions. The author is @SergeyVakulenk0, one of the most knowledgeable people on the topic. carnegieendowment.org/russia-eurasia…

🧵1/18 Latest information on the movement of S-300/400 systems. Since the start of the war, the Russian military has redeployed approximately 60 battalions’ worth of S-300/400 self-propelled launchers (TELs) and radars.

Yesterday, @osintflow released a leaked document that is a report of aviation incidents in russia for military aviation from 26 Dec 2025 to 18 Jan 2026. You can read their analysis in the article below, but there are some interesting revelations in terms of regiments and b/n's

Russian 3D printing lab somewhere near the front. Such simple commercial devices are an inseparable part of the tactical drone R&D and repair cycle. t.me/rastratchikRad…

Two «Buk» systems destroyed with a single strike! Operators of the 413th «Raid» Regiment of the USF conducted a complex operation, resulting in the simultaneous destruction of two «Buk» units with a single coordinated strike. The first target was a Buk-M3 SAM system — a modern asset commissioned only in 2016, with a claimed engagement range against aerial targets of up to 70 kilometers. The second was a 9A316 TELAR/ROM (transporter erector launcher and reloader) for the Buk-M2, which is capable of firing at aerial targets when integrated with a 9S36 radar. As part of the same operation, «Raid» soldiers also destroyed an enemy transport vehicle (KAMAZ) carrying personnel that was dispatched as reinforcement to the site. The targets were neutralized using «Bulava» and RAM-2X strike UAVs. The 413th «Raid» Regiment of the USF continues its systematic work to degrade the enemy's air defense capabilities!

Russians appear to have dropped leaflets with copies of my geolocations (!) in Kostyantynivka, allegedly showing 'advances', BUT this presence dates back to at least February 8th, with no additional activity confirmed since. 📷soldier @patrolpoliceua 20/03 x.com/AudaxonX/statu…