LIVE Special Thread: Yanayojiri Mgogoro wa Ukraine na Urusi. Nini chanzo na hatma ya mzozo?
LIVE Special Thread: Yanayojiri Mgogoro wa Ukraine na Urusi. Nini chanzo na hatma ya mzozo?
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DAEMUSHIN
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Do they want global conflict? It seems to me that they wanted to negotiate, but for some reason we don’t see much desire to do this - Putin
Putin said that he remembers Stoltenberg as Prime Minister of Norway, when he “did not suffer from dementia”
Putin said that he remembers Stoltenberg as Prime Minister of Norway, when he “did not suffer from dementia”
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The only legitimate government in Ukraine remains the Verkhovna Rada and its speaker, Putin.
There is Article 111 of the Constitution of Ukraine, which says that the powers of the supreme power are transferred to the speaker of parliament, especially since under martial law
the powers of parliament are extended.
At its core, Ukrainian statehood is based on the idea of not a presidential, but a parliamentary republic; it is quite logical that the Constitution itself and the legal acts that were adopted on its basis are structured this way,Putin
There is Article 111 of the Constitution of Ukraine, which says that the powers of the supreme power are transferred to the speaker of parliament, especially since under martial law
the powers of parliament are extended.
At its core, Ukrainian statehood is based on the idea of not a presidential, but a parliamentary republic; it is quite logical that the Constitution itself and the legal acts that were adopted on its basis are structured this way,Putin
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Huyu mchambuzi wa BBC anayeheshimika ametoa yake ya moyoni!
Western sanctions failed to cripple Russia’s economy. It has found new markets for its oil and gas.
The other strategic factor that is changing the course of the war is Russia’s ability to learn and adapt on the battlefield.
It is configuring attacks to take advantage of Ukrainian weakness, especially in air defences.
Its factories are producing more weapons and ammunition than much bigger and more advanced Western economies are doing for Ukraine.
(Jeremy Bowen,BBC international editor)
www.bbc.com
Jeremy Bowen: Ukraine faces its worst crisis since the war began
Western sanctions failed to cripple Russia’s economy. It has found new markets for its oil and gas.
The other strategic factor that is changing the course of the war is Russia’s ability to learn and adapt on the battlefield.
It is configuring attacks to take advantage of Ukrainian weakness, especially in air defences.
Its factories are producing more weapons and ammunition than much bigger and more advanced Western economies are doing for Ukraine.
(Jeremy Bowen,BBC international editor)
Ukraine war: Kharkiv targeted as Russia grows in strength
The composure Ukrainians show in the face of Russian attacks cannot conceal the dangers Kyiv faces in the summer ahead.
www.bbc.com
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Aliye kwambia kuwa silaha zote zinazo tengenezwa na Urusi ni kwa ajili ya kupeleka Ukraine ni nani?
kp kipanya44
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Stoltenberg, like Biden, is demented. 😆😆
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Tutazidi kuwachinja warusi Kwa wingi kadri iwezekanavyo 😇 😇 😇 😇
⚡⚡The total combat losses sustained by the Russian invasion troops in Ukraine from February 24, 2022 to May 29, 2024, amounted to an estimated 505,100, including 1,300 over the past 24 hours.
That’s according to the General Staff of Ukraine’s Armed Forces, Ukrinform reports.
Ukraine’s defense forces also destroyed 7,700 Russian tanks (+8 in the past day), 14,891 (+33) armored fighting vehicles, 13,066 (+37) artillery systems, 1,087 (+2) multiple rocket launchers, 815 air defense systems, 357 warplanes, 326 helicopters, 10,510 (+28) operational and tactical-level UAVs, 2,222 cruise missiles, 27 warships/cutters, a submarine, 17,796 (+56) vehicles and fuel tankers, 2,142 (+20) and units of specialized equipment.⚡⚡
⚡⚡The total combat losses sustained by the Russian invasion troops in Ukraine from February 24, 2022 to May 29, 2024, amounted to an estimated 505,100, including 1,300 over the past 24 hours.
That’s according to the General Staff of Ukraine’s Armed Forces, Ukrinform reports.
Ukraine’s defense forces also destroyed 7,700 Russian tanks (+8 in the past day), 14,891 (+33) armored fighting vehicles, 13,066 (+37) artillery systems, 1,087 (+2) multiple rocket launchers, 815 air defense systems, 357 warplanes, 326 helicopters, 10,510 (+28) operational and tactical-level UAVs, 2,222 cruise missiles, 27 warships/cutters, a submarine, 17,796 (+56) vehicles and fuel tankers, 2,142 (+20) and units of specialized equipment.⚡⚡
lee Vladimir cleef
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Western Media Unanimous in Praise for Russia’s Electronic Warfare Tech.
Western countries are significantly behind Russia in developing technology to jam and disable electronic signals on the battlefield, says one expert.
An invisible force is proving decisive in Russia’s conflict with Ukraine, claims analyst Mark Sleboda, and Western media has taken notice.
A slew of US and European news outlets, from the Washington Post to the Financial Times, have acknowledged in recent weeks that Russian electronic weapons are dealing a knockout blow to NATO’s most advanced weaponry. The technology has allowed Moscow to thwart GPS targeting guidance and jam communications signals, leaving Kiev unable to lock on to Russian targets or even maintain contact among troops on the battlefield.
Sleboda joined Sputnik’s The Critical Hour program Tuesday to shed light on Moscow’s game-changing capabilities, which are earning plaudits from the likes of former US Department of Defense officer David Pyne.
“Electronic warfare is a field of warfare that a lot of people don't understand, primarily because they can't see it,” said the international relations expert.
“But when you think that almost all modern weapons systems – particularly US/NATO weapons systems – have for years put a premium on accuracy, particularly with GPS guidance, [and] rely on electromagnetic frequencies… and you're dealing with a capability that has the potential to nullify or even substitute false signals for all of this control, all of this guidance, and to jam all of these communications, you start to realize how powerful a game-changing weapon electronic warfare systems can be on the battlefield.”
Western countries are significantly behind Russia in developing technology to jam and disable electronic signals on the battlefield, says one expert.
An invisible force is proving decisive in Russia’s conflict with Ukraine, claims analyst Mark Sleboda, and Western media has taken notice.
A slew of US and European news outlets, from the Washington Post to the Financial Times, have acknowledged in recent weeks that Russian electronic weapons are dealing a knockout blow to NATO’s most advanced weaponry. The technology has allowed Moscow to thwart GPS targeting guidance and jam communications signals, leaving Kiev unable to lock on to Russian targets or even maintain contact among troops on the battlefield.
Sleboda joined Sputnik’s The Critical Hour program Tuesday to shed light on Moscow’s game-changing capabilities, which are earning plaudits from the likes of former US Department of Defense officer David Pyne.
“Electronic warfare is a field of warfare that a lot of people don't understand, primarily because they can't see it,” said the international relations expert.
“But when you think that almost all modern weapons systems – particularly US/NATO weapons systems – have for years put a premium on accuracy, particularly with GPS guidance, [and] rely on electromagnetic frequencies… and you're dealing with a capability that has the potential to nullify or even substitute false signals for all of this control, all of this guidance, and to jam all of these communications, you start to realize how powerful a game-changing weapon electronic warfare systems can be on the battlefield.”
lee Vladimir cleef
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Ex-Pentagon Officer Applauds Russia's Unmatched EW Success Against Western Weapons in Ukraine
Russia's unmatched capabilities in electronic warfare have previously been cited by Western experts as one of the key factors contributing to the failure of the Ukrainian counteroffensive last summer.
"Russia has the most capable electronic warfare systems in the world with the longest range and most powerful GPS and radio frequency jammers of any nation," David T. Pyne, an EMP task force scholar and former US Department of Defense officer, told Sputnik.
Pyne said he had been impressed by "the speed at which Russian long-range jammers have been able to adapt to jamming new US and NATO weapon systems that have been introduced into the [Ukraine] conflict."
Russian EW systems "have proven effective at causing 90% of guided missile and drone systems supplied by the US to Ukraine to miss their target, most importantly HIMARS [High Mobility Artillery Rocket System]," according to the ex-Pentagon officer.
He suggested that Russian GPS jammers "will likely prove increasingly effective against the recently supplied extended range US ATACMS [Army Tactical Missile System] missiles as well."
Additionally, Russian jamming systems "are likely proving increasingly effective against US supplied Ukrainian air defense systems including Patriot and Hawk [interceptor] missiles enabling Russia to increase its air superiority over Ukraine," - something that is contributing significantly to the ongoing offensive by Russian troops in several areas of the front line, Pyne stressed.
Russia's unmatched capabilities in electronic warfare have previously been cited by Western experts as one of the key factors contributing to the failure of the Ukrainian counteroffensive last summer.
"Russia has the most capable electronic warfare systems in the world with the longest range and most powerful GPS and radio frequency jammers of any nation," David T. Pyne, an EMP task force scholar and former US Department of Defense officer, told Sputnik.
Pyne said he had been impressed by "the speed at which Russian long-range jammers have been able to adapt to jamming new US and NATO weapon systems that have been introduced into the [Ukraine] conflict."
Russian EW systems "have proven effective at causing 90% of guided missile and drone systems supplied by the US to Ukraine to miss their target, most importantly HIMARS [High Mobility Artillery Rocket System]," according to the ex-Pentagon officer.
He suggested that Russian GPS jammers "will likely prove increasingly effective against the recently supplied extended range US ATACMS [Army Tactical Missile System] missiles as well."
Additionally, Russian jamming systems "are likely proving increasingly effective against US supplied Ukrainian air defense systems including Patriot and Hawk [interceptor] missiles enabling Russia to increase its air superiority over Ukraine," - something that is contributing significantly to the ongoing offensive by Russian troops in several areas of the front line, Pyne stressed.
lee Vladimir cleef
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Second to None: How Russia Masters Its Electronic Warfare
19:12 GMT 15.04.2024
The Russian armed forces mark Electronic Warfare (EW) Specialist Day on April 15. How have Russia's EW systems been improved since the beginning of the special military operation in Ukraine?
Exactly 120 years ago, on April 15, 1904, signalmen from the Russian battleship Pobeda and the naval telegraph station in the Zolotaya Gora settlement successfully jammed enemy radio communications to disrupt the shelling of the the Port Arthur fortress by Japanese armored cruisers during the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905.
That was the first time that Russia resorted to electronic warfare techniques.
Today, EW has turned into one of the most important forms of support for modern combat operations, which includes the targeted impact of electromagnetic radiation on electronic targets in enemy control systems.
Russia Tested Modern EW Systems During Syrian War
In the 21st century, the West first faced Russia's sophisticated EW systems during Moscow's air force operation in Syria, launched in 2015 in response to the official request from the President of the Syrian Arab Republic Bashar al-Assad.
"In 2007, Russia invested heavily in research and development and the procurement of electronic warfare equipment," David Stupples, professor of electronic and radio engineering at the School of Science and Technology of City, University of London, told Sputnik. "[By the time of the Syrian war] the Russian Armed Forces had been re-equipped with modern electronic warfare [systems]."
The performance of Russia's EW was impressive: commenting on Russian forces’ actions in Syria, General Raymond A. Thomas lll called them "the most aggressive electronic warfare on the planet."
19:12 GMT 15.04.2024
The Russian armed forces mark Electronic Warfare (EW) Specialist Day on April 15. How have Russia's EW systems been improved since the beginning of the special military operation in Ukraine?
Exactly 120 years ago, on April 15, 1904, signalmen from the Russian battleship Pobeda and the naval telegraph station in the Zolotaya Gora settlement successfully jammed enemy radio communications to disrupt the shelling of the the Port Arthur fortress by Japanese armored cruisers during the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905.
That was the first time that Russia resorted to electronic warfare techniques.
Today, EW has turned into one of the most important forms of support for modern combat operations, which includes the targeted impact of electromagnetic radiation on electronic targets in enemy control systems.
Russia Tested Modern EW Systems During Syrian War
In the 21st century, the West first faced Russia's sophisticated EW systems during Moscow's air force operation in Syria, launched in 2015 in response to the official request from the President of the Syrian Arab Republic Bashar al-Assad.
"In 2007, Russia invested heavily in research and development and the procurement of electronic warfare equipment," David Stupples, professor of electronic and radio engineering at the School of Science and Technology of City, University of London, told Sputnik. "[By the time of the Syrian war] the Russian Armed Forces had been re-equipped with modern electronic warfare [systems]."
The performance of Russia's EW was impressive: commenting on Russian forces’ actions in Syria, General Raymond A. Thomas lll called them "the most aggressive electronic warfare on the planet."
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mkuu, kwa akili ya kawaida kabisa, unaamini urusi kapoteza wanajeshi zaidi ya laki 5,? afu anaetoa taarifa hizi ni ukraine!
hapo hapo hasemi yeye kapoteza wangapi, na sasa ameanza kusajili vijana, bado hujaongelea changamoto anayokutana nayo ya kukosa wanajeshi (refer kauli za macron kwamba jeshi la ukraine linakribia kuvunjika),....
anyway, vita ni saikolojia pia labda ndio mana wana overestimate losses za Urusi na ku-underestimate losses za ukraine
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29 MAY, 15:25
Conflict in Ukraine deals heavy blow to idea of US weapons superiority — journalist
The article’s headline said the conflict ripped the veil off of US weapons superiority
WASHINGTON, The conflict in Ukraine has exposed multiple setbacks in US weapons, dispelling the illusion of their superiority, journalist Andrew Cockburn said in an article for the Responsible Statecraft news website.
The standoff between Russia and Ukraine "has pitilessly exposed our defense system’s deep, underlying, faults," he wrote.
The article’s headline said the conflict ripped the veil off of US weapons superiority.
As examples of poor performance, Cockburn pointed to Abrams tanks, which often broke down and proved vulnerable to Russian attack drones, and M777 howitzers, which "proved too delicate for the rough conditions of sustained combat."
The author said that the machines, even though they were praised in US and Ukrainian news media, were quickly put out of action by Russian forces, and some of them were brought to a display of NATO weaponry in Moscow. As Russian troops steadily advance in the Kharkov Region, he said it is becoming ever more obvious that the conflict in Ukraine "has been a disaster for the US defense machine."
Russian officials have repeatedly stated that funneling weapons into Ukraine will not diminish Russia’s resolve or change the course of the special military operation in Ukraine. Earlier in May, then-Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu said Ukrainian losses so far in 2024 had totaled more than 111,000 people and 21,000 units of weapons and military equipment
Conflict in Ukraine deals heavy blow to idea of US weapons superiority — journalist
The article’s headline said the conflict ripped the veil off of US weapons superiority
WASHINGTON, The conflict in Ukraine has exposed multiple setbacks in US weapons, dispelling the illusion of their superiority, journalist Andrew Cockburn said in an article for the Responsible Statecraft news website.
The standoff between Russia and Ukraine "has pitilessly exposed our defense system’s deep, underlying, faults," he wrote.
The article’s headline said the conflict ripped the veil off of US weapons superiority.
As examples of poor performance, Cockburn pointed to Abrams tanks, which often broke down and proved vulnerable to Russian attack drones, and M777 howitzers, which "proved too delicate for the rough conditions of sustained combat."
The author said that the machines, even though they were praised in US and Ukrainian news media, were quickly put out of action by Russian forces, and some of them were brought to a display of NATO weaponry in Moscow. As Russian troops steadily advance in the Kharkov Region, he said it is becoming ever more obvious that the conflict in Ukraine "has been a disaster for the US defense machine."
Russian officials have repeatedly stated that funneling weapons into Ukraine will not diminish Russia’s resolve or change the course of the special military operation in Ukraine. Earlier in May, then-Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu said Ukrainian losses so far in 2024 had totaled more than 111,000 people and 21,000 units of weapons and military equipment
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Vilevile ameanza kusajili Jeshini Watumishi wa Umma na Wafungwa.
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