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For the love of Christ woman,  stop posting the same fucking thing every 20 mins just to make your neurotic self feel better.     Bring something useful to the thread other than your inane babbli

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I volunteered today. Log/Admin role to replace people for 30-60 days. The operation is in the west, or should the Orcs win will be pulled back behind the NATO wall. Either way the humanitarian effort

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For Russia, six months of war have led not only to colossal irreplaceable losses in manpower, but also to a huge waste of weapons and military equipment: guided missiles are already very scarce, shells for artillery and armored vehicles will be exhausted by the end of the year, and the state of military aviation precludes a full-scale air campaign. Because of the sanctions, Russia cannot continue full industrial production of weapons and replenish its arms stockpiles, which are rapidly running out.

 

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It is also noteworthy that, apparently, in an attempt to improve the efficiency of the munitions industry, at the turn of the 2010-2020s it was decided to combine under one roof the enterprises owned by state corporations and those owned directly by the state. The Tekhnodinamika Concern, controlled by the Rostech State Corporation, served as such a roof. Tekhnomash, another Rostech conglomerate specializing in munitions, also joined the concern. However, the organizational transformations and consolidation of financial flows did not lead to any changes in quality. For example, Tekhnodinamika's labor productivity in terms of revenues is about 2.3 million rubles a year (less than $32,000), which is about 9-10 times lower than that of American munitions manufacturers. In Russia's political-economic and technological environment, it is only possible to increase productivity by drastically increasing manpower, which is practically impossible, given the aforementioned personnel shortage and the overall demographic situation.

Thus, being cut off from supplies of Western equipment, spare parts and materials and simultaneously limited in human capital and labor productivity, Russian artillery and munitions manufacturers will inevitably face production cuts rather than stagnation in the foreseeable future. It is possible that in 2022-2023 they will still be able to maintain the rate of production reached over the previous years, but then a decline is inevitable. The previously purchased equipment will be maintained and repaired as much as possible, but the volume and quality of production will start to decline. In essence this means a transition from mass industrial production to manual labor.

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And even if we assume that Russian soldiers do not neglect maintenance procedures for barrels and other gun mechanisms, and that Russia has an unknown, but not an infinite, number of them in reserve (especially on guns from storage depots), by the end of 2022 wear and tear of artillery will lead to a drastic reduction in its effectiveness. In addition, the Russian military itself cautiously pointed out problems with the survivability of artillery pieces as early as 2020, as well as insufficient efficiency of the field maintenance and repair system for artillery pieces.

It turns out that the expected shell shortage should coincide with a growing shortage of artillery pieces themselves. In this regard, it is not surprising that Russia has started striking Ukrainian cities with S-300 and S-400 air defense/anti-missile systems, a regular practice that began at least five years ago. However, munitions for the corresponding systems are measured in thousands or, at most, tens of thousands, but not in hundreds of thousands, much less millions.

 

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1 hour ago, InkaUtexas said:

I am in if I get to be the blue team. 

OMG. Wtf 

 

Was just coming to post this. He was in a hospital with heart problems and depression and fell out a window. LukOil was the only major corporation to call for an end to the war publicly.

Russian hospitals,jails, and police stations have windows that just pop open when you least expect it. 

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I was thinking about this earlier.  If the UKA can take and hold Kherson and Nova Khakova before hard winter sets in, they’ll have the supply lines and ability to hit and interdict most incoming reinforcements and positions in Crimea.  And the Russians may not have enough missiles and artillery to dislodge them. If they managed to take out the Kerch bridge somehow, then it’s over for the Russians in Crimea. They’ve shown they can hit naval assets that come too close.  

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https://wartranslated.com/pro-russian-politicians-and-defectors-who-suffered-from-assassination-attempts-or-were-killed-in-occupied-territories-of-ukraine/

A list of 19 pro-Russian politicians and defectors who were either killed or suffered from assassination attempts in the occupied territories of Ukraine.

Follow it up with this - killing or making the Russian/pro-Russian officials flee has got to be making life harder on the Russian troops who are busy enough with Special Military Operations.

 

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President Fidgety is back.

 

A big burly man from came up to me on the street in Moscow.  He had tears in his eyes.  "Sir! Sir! Do you know that there are children in the Donbas who don't know that the bridge to Crimea exists?  Who don't even know that Ukraine and Russia are part of a united country??" This has happened many times.  I am not even making this up.

 

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Was just coming to post this. He was in a hospital with heart problems and depression and fell out a window. LukOil was the only major corporation to call for an end to the war publicly.

Russian hospitals,jails, and police stations have windows that just pop open when you least expect it. 

Replace Prague with Russian.

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