@WarVehicle So FSB went in, put cameras in and was watching for hours. Then 1 drone flew out, we have a video cut and then miraculously FSB agents arrived to shoot the rest ;) also no explosions, just small fires … 99% sure it’s staged
@PlanningNordic@AMK_Mapping_ logistics need to support any push like that. That’s why Rus is using few soldiers at a time to infiltrate now - any bigger group or armored attack gets easily spotted and killed by drones. You also can’t amass big forces in one place because of that. No easy way to win for Rus
@PlanningNordic@AMK_Mapping_ Problem is that now Ukr is entrenched, has more than enough drones and lots of experience. Mass mobilization would have worked in 2022 when frontlines were more fluid and moving. Now Logistics are the bottleneck and Rus may not be able to support many more frontline soldiers.
@Thorkill65@Sniegu99 Ale to nie nasz syf - Ukraina Polski nie zaatakuje, więc kto tam rządzi ma drugorzędne znaczenie tak długo jak nie podda się Rosji I nie wpuści ich żołnierzy na naszą granicę. W następnej dekadzie nastąpi zmiana władzy I nikt nie wie co to oznacza - im dalej od nas są tym lepiej
@AlbamonteF72218@RWApodcast Yes - lots of countries have suffered because of Russia so people living there will be anti Russian. Very logical stance to take if you live in Eastern Europe and were invaded by Russia multiple times over past 200 years. Invasion of Ukraine made all those fears more real.
@syntheticOtter@squatsons Difference is Russia can’t substitute its oil revenues or military industry while Ukraine gets most of its money, lots of its equipment and tech from other countries. Russia is more exposed than Ukraine in that sense as long as the west supports Ukraine.
@Phil6gbrt@AMK_Mapping_ I mean it’s Ukrainians drones that didn’t exist few years ago - western intelligence has been give to Ukraine since the beginning so nothing new here. Russia failed to meaningfully degrade Ukraines military industry and now it pays the price
@Geigerzaehler@AMK_Mapping_ Europe is also expanding its capabilities - Ukraine is most likely not producing enough drones to sustain this level of drone attacks. A lot of them come from other countries along with other equipment. Europe was demilitarizing itself until Russian invasion - that has changed.
@borger_v@RALee85@Deepstate_UA Says a similar thing - Russia has greatly slowed down it’s advances from a year ago. Increased vs last month but it’s still much lower in absolute term than in June 2025
@Thorkill65@Sniegu99 Twój profil więc możesz pisać co chcesz :) ja tylko zwróciłem uwagę że ten post brzmiał trochę mniej obiektywnie niż większość Twoich poprzednich. Tak czy inaczej, czekam na następne bo zawsze dajesz ciekawą I nieco inną perspektywę niż inne konta które analizują tą wojnę.
@Geigerzaehler@AMK_Mapping_ It’s partially PR - 80 rockets hitting warehouses throughout Ukraine would have very little PR value even though would probably have more impact on the UKR military ability. Russia is stuck and has to keep up appearances of strength - hitting the capital every two weeks does that
@SRhodes63223@GeromanAT Rich people got much richer while the rest was even or lost wealth. Top 1% in Russia owns around 50% of wealth - if they get richer, Russia on paper is worth more
@Thorkill65@Sniegu99 Nie ale nie porównałeś czerwca na przykład do 2025 - wtedy byś miał spory spadek. Dużo zależy od tego jakie liczby do siebie porównujesz… na koniec wszyscy widzimy że ofensywa rosyjska jest mocno spowolniona vs to co było rok temu.
@Merovigian23244@GeromanAT Same - wealth disparity is growing in all economies. Russia has exact same problem with a small number of people holding majority of wealth…
@Al5738Al@GeromanAT Sure but Russia is no different and average Russian household wealth has dropped - very different story than what he tried to show,..