Yongpeng Sun-Tastaufen
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Shutting down the Powergrid "PERMENANTLY" may have work, otherwise it's more or less inconvenience than actual need. And do you even think the Military of Ukraine was hooked up on the same Powergrid? LOL, maybe in Iran they did, I have been to Ukraine in April, I can tell you that they don't. Actually, I have been to many Military installation, US, UK, Germany, even Iraq, they have a different grid than Civilian, and most military are all-day all-weather force anyway, which mean even if the entire Powergrid system was down, it does not hamper the force ability to conduct operation. Which mean shutting down the civilian grid for 3 days does not do anything for the military, all you did is to make the poor soul in Kyiv or Lviv can't download the latest Netflix episode from the internet.Shutting down the whole power grid of a country and zeroing morale is nothing to you?
US did that to Iraq too.
The propaganda page is significantly toward Russians due to these drones as well.
Give it more time to see its ground effect if Russia keeps buying and destroying infrastructures.
Thanks to Shahed, Russia does not need to use tactical nukes now.
And dude, Ukraine is at war, a war that they didn't ask for
Cutting off electricity is devastating. You cannot refine oil without electricity. No fuel means tanks cannot move.
Please, save yourself some time, do not ever quote me again. I don't speak Idiots.
If Ukrainians didn't want war, they would have chosen election rather than riot in 2013.
Seems someone that is desperate to find a niche where Iran is the leader.never fielded and used in war
never fielded and used in war
That is just hearsay, and no proof.those were RPG-7 with fragmentation warhead , we didn't need to hit anything , we fired those at barracks and areas there were chance of personnel gathering , and let the fragmentation do the work . the drone was a line of sight controlled drone , and usually several operator penetrated behind enemy lines and handed the control of the drone to each other and the last one approximated where the rocket will hit and fired it when he think it land near enemy and let the fragmentation warhead do the damage .
my last post on the matter its how fast things fall from the sky . go see if what you call interception was like thisWhatever you say, I said my piece, and your story is the one that keep changing.
I mean, if you believe in your story, that's you. I said, as an intelligence expert. That particular strike was likely to be intercepted. Because the explosion is above ground and there are no second det when the explosion occur, it's that simple.
And yes, it's pointless to keep arguing. Because you will try to find some way to justify your point, even if that argument goes completely opposite to what your previous argument claim. And I am not about to argue 90 different way on the same incident whether or not they are at the same side of the story, I don't just toss speculation out there and hope it hit something.
thats how we operated armed Mohajer-1 . it was controlled by handheld radio in line of sight .Seems someone that is desperate to find a niche where Iran is the leader.
We will grant you that Iran was the first to mount a useless RPG on a drone.
Reminds me of a visit to Tokyo.
Are You guys aware that they have the worlds tallest Tokyo Tower?
That is just hearsay, and no proof.
Again, I am not interest in your theory anymore, I already said my piece, and it ain't for you, I don't care if you believe that drone hit the building. I am saying it's not, but hey, it's not like I am any kind of expert here, I just seen war and fought in some.my last post on the matter its how fast things fall from the sky . go see if what you call interception was like this
thats how we operated armed Mohajer-1 . it was controlled by handheld radio in line of sight .
the industry that support that millitary is hooked to the same civilian grid and disruption in those industries in long term show itself on battlefieldShutting down the Powergrid "PERMENANTLY" may have work, otherwise it's more or less inconvenience than actual need. And do you even think the Military of Ukraine was hooked up on the same Powergrid? LOL, maybe in Iran they did, I have been to Ukraine in April, I can tell you that they don't. Actually, I have been to many Military installation, US, UK, Germany, even Iraq, they have a different grid than Civilian, and most military are all-day all-weather force anyway, which mean even if the entire Powergrid system was down, it does not hamper the force ability to conduct operation. Which mean shutting down the civilian grid for 3 days does not do anything for the military, all you did is to make the poor soul in Kyiv or Lviv can't download the latest Netflix episode from the internet.
What industry? Oil, Ammunition, Food, Equipment, Weapon even winter clothing are all coming from the West. Unless you think Ukraine still uses mostly Soviet Weapon to fight this war or Ukraine are producing 155mm shell, HIMARS rocket, 5.56mm bullet, then there is nothing in Ukraine is supporting this war right now.the industry that support that millitary is hooked to the same civilian grid and disruption in those industries in long term show itself on battlefield
do the repair coming from west , do all the ammunition come from west . you are talking about a country that was the workhorse behind USSR industry .What industry? Oil, Ammunition, Food, Equipment, Weapon even winter clothing are all coming from the West. Unless you think Ukraine still uses mostly Soviet Weapon to fight this war or Ukraine are producing 155mm shell, HIMARS rocket, 5.56mm bullet, then there is nothing in Ukraine is supporting this war right now.
You damage the grid to Hamburg, Salisbury Plain or Atlanta, it would do more to inhibit Ukrainian war effort than Powerstation in Lviv....
Do you think Ukraine has the ability to service Caeser and HIMARS? LOL. They can't even fix the Javelin launcher and CLU and has to sent it back to Poland for the American and British to fix it. Otherwise why would you think HIMARS and Western weapon most concentrated in Kherson. There aren't that many HIMARS strike in the East compare with Kherson.do the repair coming from west , do all the ammunition come from west . you are talking about a country that was the workhorse behind USSR industry .
and last time strangely russia claimed target facility that produced fuel for Ukrainian weaponsDo you think Ukraine has the ability to service Caeser and HIMARS? LOL. They can't even fix the Javelin launcher and CLU and has to sent it back to Poland for the American and British to fix it. Otherwise why would you think HIMARS and Western weapon most concentrated in Kherson. There aren't that many HIMARS strike in the East compare with Kherson.
ALL the munition of western weapon come from the west (Otherwise who do you think make them? The Ukrainian somehow able to set up war production in Ukraine after the war??) and all the ex-Soviet weapon (like 2S3 or BM-21 or BM-27) strangely come from Captured Russian stock when they retreated from Kyiv, Kherson and Kharkiv. Ukraine has no weapon manufacture and maintenance capability like since day 4 when they were targeted by the Russian.
What Ukrainian Weapon??and last time strangely russia claimed target facility that produced fuel for Ukrainian weapons