Anton Sidorenko

@Majmunspiuni3 Numbers on port damage and restoration timelines would be more useful if you are offering to go gather some statistics. Lets see if there is a correlation there with strike timings. And, by the way, still can't escalate with something when already doing that something.

@progfz23 You understand that they stopped doing that for a long while before you guys pretended it would be harmless to engage in international piracy and unrestricted naval warfare? Shall I post the grain esport numbers from 23 to 25 to make the correlation or you’re going to STFu?

The SBU are f*cking clowns! What part of the russian military or logistics is powered by coal, LPG or ammonia? None of it. Exactly. Taman terminal exports coal, LPG, ammonia and ag chemicals. What part of war economy is powered by electricity? Pretty much all of it.

@Majmunspiuni3 You understand that russia is bombing ports and grain terminals for years already...

@progfz23 @BruckenRuski You understand that trying to cut off exports works both ways and Ukraine unlike Russia has a lot less pain margin export wise…

@arch_judge Looks similar to exploding air defense launcher with missiles on it activating and flying in random directions.

@JayinKyiv Nice. Looked high speed, cruise missile or rocket powered drone?

The savages of Putin's hellscape look on in awe as war comes home. Krasnodar, Russian Hellscape

@TrentTelenko Or just a fresh delivery of interceptors. Can't intercept anything with empty launchers.

It looks like Patriot got an electronic warfare anti-decoy software update. 🫡

@TrentTelenko 200 a day is likely a lie though.

@Sc_Meerkat Ukraine is making ~200 FP-2 drones a day. If the Zelenskyy government wanted to burn down every Russian railway electric traction station within 300 km of the Ukrainian border. It could do it in two weeks, assuming a 100% focus and a 50% interception/decoy rate Why isn't it?🤯

This is one of the 3 major strategic mistakes of the Zelenskyy Government.⬇️ Putin has shown better, more consistent, and more effective leadership in the strategic bombing of Ukrainian electrical infrastructure than Zelinskyy has in striking Russia's railways. 1/

@fharris2011 @ChrisO_wiki Both, with bias towards first option unfortunately.

@ChrisO_wiki Is this criminal activity, or linked to the Ukrainian government (or a bit of both)?

1/ Ukrainians are said to be funding their war effort by systematically fleecing billions from Russian citizens and businesses through online and phone scams. It's a hidden front of a hybrid war that employs both kinetic means on the battlefield and hacking on the home front. ⬇️

@ChrisO_wiki @_Pepa_Zdepa_ Unfortunately, what russians frame as funding military through scamming russians, in practice more often than not is nothing more than criminal activity indiscriminately targeting everyone and giving some token amounts to army. There are some legit operations of this kind though.

@_Pepa_Zdepa_ I'm sure they'll continue to focus on Russia even in the event of a peace deal. The two countries are going to be in a state of cold war for a long time to come, and the Ukrainians' proficiency in the Russian language is a huge advantage for them.

@Whistler325 @BohuslavskaKate There was no simple and good sounding word for it in russian language so radio tubes got to be called lamps by common folk back in ussr and this naming persisted.

@BohuslavskaKate Surprisingly what is called as a lamp, it is radio tube! Those are used now'a days for high power transmitters, but as there was no reference of its size, hard to say what it is for.

When I say that Oreshnik exists for propaganda this is what I mean "Yuri Gagarin flew with one of these" Soviet-era gyroscope and lamp found in Putin’s "newest" missile.

@Erkan_light So? Whoever pays gets to be credited for donation. And buying generators nearby makes much more sense than trying to haul them across half the world when time is critical.

South-Korean supplied emergency generators have been deployed in Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, after a series of Russian drone attacks knocked power out across the city.

@LarLasso Do those not inert warheads for this system even exist though?

@TheDeadDistrict Was it "inert" again? Did not see any explosions on the videos. Too steep re-entering and warheads burn?

Anatomy of the Oreshnik Intermediate-Range Ballistic Missile (IRBM). Fucking lamps… what century are they living in?

@kava220 Нічого, "призупинять" цей дозвіл коли треба буде, проходили вже.

ФОП 1 групи дозволили не ставити платіжні термінали до кінця війни

@global_diplomat Hint: lots of those gas stations are in USA.

@NOELreports How in the hell would you expect the US to stop gasoline sales in a foreign country without military action? It’s completely the responsibility of the country in which the stations are located.

The US Treasury has temporarily eased sanctions on Russian oil giant Lukoil, extending a license that allows its overseas gas stations to operate without restrictions until April 2026.

@orgullofimotico @nexta_tv Gerbera is a cheap drone made mostly out of styrofoam and duct tape to begin with.

@nexta_tv Who puts duct tape on the wing's holes of a new drone ?

🇲🇩 The Russian ambassador in Moldova was summoned to the Foreign Ministry and shown the very drone that fell on a residential building yesterday Ozerov pretended there was nothing on the doorstep. He was handed a note of protest over the violation of the country’s airspace.

@Gerashchenko_en Well, technically first one was mostly about the launcher and second one about the missile. Still a circus though.

Putin in 2023: This year, the first launchers of the Sarmat missile system, equipped with the new heavy missile, are entering combat duty. Putin in 2025: The Sarmat intercontinental-range missile will soon enter combat duty.

@GFiveNZ @FaytuksNetwork Concessions? Do you see concessions in offering to cede territories they don't control but claim to own in exchange for gaining other territories they don't currently control where major fortifications happen to be built?

@FaytuksNetwork I was told Trump was Putina side? Why is Putin making concessions?

BREAKING: Putin offered to surrender Russian control of parts of Zaporizhzhia and Kherson oblasts in exchange for full control of Donetsk in the recent call with Trump - WaPo

@WC_WhoCares @FaytuksNetwork You don't get it. Russian idea is to cede some parts they claim to own but don't control yet. And in exchange they want other parts then don't control but claim to own.

@FaytuksNetwork with or without znpp

@juha_remes Not sure about bomb vests, but filling a vehicle with explosives and directing it toward positions happened before, usually unmanned and for some there even were videos posted. Does not happen anymore though, no spare vehicles for that apparently.

@NatalkaKyiv We are at the stage where the orcs might actually start using bomb vests and SVBIEDs against Ukrainians. Not sure if these tactics are particularly effective against Ukrainian tactics, but I would not be surprised if this happened.

Russians are using this video of a Russian soldier charging at a Ukrainian drone for their war propaganda. Sound on for full effect! 🤪 One popular Russian TG channel posted it with the caption: “We sing a song to the madness of the brave. This video amazed people in the West! Realizing he couldn't escape, our fighter charged at the enemy drone like Alexander Matrosov at the gunport and passed into eternity.” Hey Westerners, were you amazed? If so, why? FYI: Alexander Matrosov was a WWII soldier used by the Soviet propaganda for decades as an example of giving one’s life for the motherland. While Russia disputes this, evidence suggests that Matrosov went to the front straight from prison. Also, while his official Soviet biography states that he was born in Yekaterinoslav (now Dnipro), no records confirm he was born or ever lived there.

@KuroganeYuuji @Max_Lindblad @wartranslated This logic starts working against you when there are hundreds of drones in each attack and a limited budget - drones you can't intercept due to lack of budget have targets too. That attack had 579 drones in total across multiple cities.

@Max_Lindblad @wartranslated its not about the cost of the drone, its about the cost of the drone's target

Footage shows a Russian drone being shot down over Dnipro today.

@Apexseals @Max_Lindblad @wartranslated This logic starts working against you when there are hundreds of drones in each attack and a limited budget - drones you can't intercept due to lack of budget have targets too. That attack had 579 drones in total across multiple cities.

@Max_Lindblad @wartranslated it may be more expensive than the drone itself. but its also likely a hell of a lot cheaper than the target the drone was heading towards.