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⚡️Russian landing ship commander killed in Ukraine.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) April 18, 2022
Alexander Chirva, Russia’s 3rd rank captain and commander of the Russian large landing ship Caesar Kunikov, was killed in a battle by Ukrainian forces, Ukrainska Pravda reported, citing Russian government-controlled media.
Sweden has been very active in ELINT collection, very active.I was on Flightradar24 a few minutes ago. The Swedish Air Force is in the game, using one of its Gulfstream IV SIGINT planes along the borders of the Ukraine and Belarus.
That NATO membership is shaping up to be a lock.
Rubizhne, Luhansk Oblast, a Ukrainian tank hits a Russian BMP pic.twitter.com/HmDs7TqMVU
— OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) April 19, 2022
I was on Flightradar24 a few minutes ago. The Swedish Air Force is in the game, using one of its Gulfstream IV SIGINT planes along the borders of the Ukraine and Belarus.
That NATO membership is shaping up to be a lock.
Same, but let's be real no one would be doing much of anything if the usual "someone" wasn't leading the way. Again. Still. Always.It does my heart good to see "others" do something for once - especially against Russia....
No doubt, the proverbial "we" just can't stop doing what "we" do - even if "we" need to....Same, but let's be real no one would be doing much of anything if the usual "someone" wasn't leading the way. Again. Still. Always.
There is definitely a bias in the news, partly because Russian media is being so heavily censored, and western media wants the good guy to win. It does seem that there are constant headlines of a new Russian commander or general being killed to help boast the morale of the Ukrainians, and then stories of Russian war crimes and Ukrainian victims to vilify the Russians.I've seen lots of news stories about Russian casualties, and in particular Russian military leaders getting killed. Interestingly, I see almost nothing about Ukrainian casualties, except for the stories about Ukrainian victims of war crimes or Ukrainian civilians getting killed in general. Anyone else notice the same thing or is it just me? It could be selection bias on my part, because Russia getting its ass kicked is attractive news to me.
I've seen lots of news stories about Russian casualties, and in particular Russian military leaders getting killed. Interestingly, I see almost nothing about Ukrainian casualties, except for the stories about Ukrainian victims of war crimes or Ukrainian civilians getting killed in general. Anyone else notice the same thing or is it just me? It could be selection bias on my part, because Russia getting its ass kicked is attractive news to me.
Getting Ukrainian Army Casualties seems difficult, but civilian casualties gets updated daily but the UN Commission on Human Rights.I've seen lots of news stories about Russian casualties, and in particular Russian military leaders getting killed. Interestingly, I see almost nothing about Ukrainian casualties, except for the stories about Ukrainian victims of war crimes or Ukrainian civilians getting killed in general. Anyone else notice the same thing or is it just me? It could be selection bias on my part, because Russia getting its ass kicked is attractive news to me.
I've seen lots of news stories about Russian casualties, and in particular Russian military leaders getting killed. Interestingly, I see almost nothing about Ukrainian casualties, except for the stories about Ukrainian victims of war crimes or Ukrainian civilians getting killed in general. Anyone else notice the same thing or is it just me? It could be selection bias on my part, because Russia getting its ass kicked is attractive news to me.
Being inside any type of armor in this war cannot be super comforting when they're making shots through buildings like this:
Rubizhne, Luhansk Oblast, a Ukrainian tank hits a Russian BMP pic.twitter.com/HmDs7TqMVU
— OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) April 19, 2022
Recently, an interview was released of Putin, and there seemed to be some very interesting elements. His posture seems off, and he is gripping the table with his right hand for the entire meeting pic.twitter.com/kRN65jVqmR
— OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) April 21, 2022
I read an article (lost the link) that said his Thyroid cancer maybe more aggressive then reported.In the West, we haven't seen a lot of published video of Putin. The last significant one I recall was the stadium rally.
As a result, while I'm certainly not a Putin expert, it makes the physical observations pointed out in this interview all the more interesting (unsure as to the exact date, details of the interview):
Recently, an interview was released of Putin, and there seemed to be some very interesting elements. His posture seems off, and he is gripping the table with his right hand for the entire meeting pic.twitter.com/kRN65jVqmR
— OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) April 21, 2022
Here is the video for those that are interested (I have no idea what's being discussed):
I read an article (lost the link) that said his Thyroid cancer maybe more aggressive then reported.