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Combine that with the munitions destruction at the two fields this week, I think there are 2 things going on. 1. The Russians are terrified of hand held anti-air, i.e. they can't fly into active range 2. The Ukrainians, with this foreknowledge, destroyed much of the Russian glide bomb capability in the region.
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Only unconfirmed rumors at this point. I would imagine that if this were in fact true, there would be pictures of it at this point. Also, considering that it is generally agreed upon by both sides that Ukraine currently has control of the area, there isn't a reason to yet destroy that, rather you could turn it off. Is it wired to be blown up, if the Ukrainians have to leave, my bet would be absolutely.
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With Trump's development acumen, and the Saudi's fuck all engineering, should make for the greatest development boondoggle of all time.
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They blew up the LNG station 3 days ago, so that part of the deal is done.
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I like the timing of this as well, we only have about 6 weeks until raspustista (the mud), if the Ukrainians can cut supply to the North, the Russians will starve.
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At this point, I'm wondering if the plan all along was to destroy the LNG station in Kursk, capture the Kursk NP plant, and trap the Northern Russian front by cutting/capturing Belgorod.
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I guess they are just driving thru Kursk to apologize to Putin themselves
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Well Shit, we can close the book on that.
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I'd find as such
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So just out of curiosity I looked up the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant's production and distribution. It's responsible for power production for at least 19 regions and Oblasts to some varying degree. It's capacity is 3,000 MWs. I highly doubt that Russia has a smart grid of any real sort, and certainly not to deal with this sort of scenario, but just a thought, capturing this station as an objective makes more sense to me, because essentially speaking, they'd cripple Kursk, and Belgorod. They'd have a real hard time operating trains, ect.
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When it comes to engineers, I've know plenty of Ukrainian ones.
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Sir, this isn't the time or place for discussions on the Battle of Coronel
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Da Coach O has fallen on hard times, it's not kind to kick him while down.
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Technically wrong, the Argentinians did it as well.
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How bad do you think the Poles want in on this shit?
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Pretty well sums it up
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If the Ukrainians can keep marginalizing Russian air power, the Russians at current seem to have absolutely no answer for this, none. Honestly, without minefields, they are absolute shit, but hey, if you can force them to mine their own country, that's less mines in Ukraine.
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Well, you can also combine all that with the fact that leadership has apparently learned absolutely nothing by fighting in Ukraine. "Hey guys, lets all stage up together, with all our gear, equipment, and shit, in a nice orderly line. Make sure we do it on a highway, very visible to everyone as a show of force. Make sure we get as close to each other as possible, and lets do this in broad daylight!"
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More from Lipetsk, probably just smoking again
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Also, this is going on. Lipetsk appears to be roughly 250 km north and to east of Kursk. Seems too far for ATACMS, so it's something else.
