@Dinabooss163106@falasteen47@UNESCO The laws of war allowing attacking a hospital if it is being used as a military facility and adaquate warning is given. The only question here is are Hamas hold up inside or storing weapons there.
@NorthwestEurope@NOELreports BDA has already proven him inaccurate. There were already 5-8 visible fires in videos posted and they appear too spread out for just 3 missile hits
@Arievleeuwen1@secretsqrl123 The idea that Russia is currently capable of successfully conducting FARP operations is laughable. It was already a pipe dream preinvasion which is why we basically have never seen it to date.
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@noclador@secretsqrl123 If nothing else the reliance on relatively expensive airstrikes is clear evidence of their effort to minimize civilian casualties. Otherwise, they would use much cheaper artillery to target many of these locations.
@7m90000 @Gururaj2083 @sentdefender Israel is definently no southern bell. But there is a distinct difference between Palestinian indifference to humanity and how Israel acts.
@FreudGreyskull I have to imagine part of this may be driven by under or untrained ADA replacement troops who are not disciplined. Entirely an assumption but the uptick here seems to have no other explanation.
@astraiaintel https://t.co/i7jvnqexvo
The cutout here is excellent and demonstrates body heat is trapped and radiation reflected resulting in a temporary reduction in signature. Temporary because the heat has to go somewhere and eventually will soak through.
@astraiaintel This is a fairly inaccurate description on their part on how these types of techs work. The USERS surface temperature does not get lowered. In fact it increases. The heat transfer to the outer surface is significantly hindered resulting in the shells temperature being 10C.
@astraiaintel If Ukraine could average hitting 1 person with each artillery round it fires, the war is over. It would be 30,000-40,000 casualties a month. Curious how someone can argue 1 round for 1 soldier is a bad trade.
@secretsqrl123@astraiaintel That entirely depends on what you define a leak as. If you define it as unauthorized disclosure, then it’s a leak. Generally speaking DOD has always used UD and leak interchangeably.
@DWillis1997@secretsqrl123 You expect him to know that? Knowing that requires simple research…. earlier he said the engine only had 1 part and the platform doesn’t have issues with component failures (relative to other MBTs). He is as accurate as Chuck these days.
@Admirals@secretsqrl123@Laura13285576 Abrams also have over 800 parts related to the engine. Not “1”. Dude literally makes shit up all the time and never supports his arguments with facts.
@secretsqrl123@Laura13285576 Also the original AGT1500 engines have over 800 parts, not “1”. So you seem to the one making things up.
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@secretsqrl123@Laura13285576 Can you share your research? To be fair to the Russian shill above, Abrams have a compounding failure rate of 5% per year of service meaning a 14 year tank has twice as many component failures as a new one. I cannot find any info to compare that against other MBTs.