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One Kalibr re-appeared. Its being chased by a fighter jet right now.
It was shot down by the fighter jet. All clear for missiles now.
The majority of the ~30 Russian cruise missiles were shot down by Ukrainian surface-to-air missile launchers, F-16s, and Mirage-2000s. However, most/all of the Iskander-M ballistic missiles impacted their targets.
Probably one of the most unsuccessful Russian combined attacks I've ever seen, in my opinion. It didn't help that their routes made the missiles extremely vulnerable to fighter jets.
Probably one of the most unsuccessful Russian combined attacks I've ever seen, in my opinion. It didn't help that their routes made the missiles extremely vulnerable to fighter jets.
The sun has risen in Ukraine now, so its possible that we see Kh-101s used in the near future, assuming these missiles were indeed Kalibrs and not Kh-101s. Kh-101 cruise missiles require light for guidance.
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Activity on Russian strategic aviation frequencies has just been recorded. It is unclear if this is a combat frequency, or just communications with strategic command and control in Moscow. Either way, a combined attack on Ukraine tonight is practically certainly…
Another large-scale, combined Russian missile and drone attack took place on Ukraine overnight.
The following was used:
~26 Kalibr cruise missiles
~13 Iskander-M ballistic missiles
~6 Iskander-K cruise missiles
~1 Kh-59/69 cruise missile
Hundreds of Geran-2/Gerbera drones
Of these missiles, at least 21 Kalibrs and 2 Iskander-Ks were shot down by Ukrainian air defence (~70% of all cruise missiles). Most/all ballistic missiles impacted their targets.
Right now I'm too exhausted to write a full summary of the attack. There is a possibility of additional missiles being used later, so if anything else is used I will make a full summary of everything tomorrow.
The following was used:
~26 Kalibr cruise missiles
~13 Iskander-M ballistic missiles
~6 Iskander-K cruise missiles
~1 Kh-59/69 cruise missile
Hundreds of Geran-2/Gerbera drones
Of these missiles, at least 21 Kalibrs and 2 Iskander-Ks were shot down by Ukrainian air defence (~70% of all cruise missiles). Most/all ballistic missiles impacted their targets.
Right now I'm too exhausted to write a full summary of the attack. There is a possibility of additional missiles being used later, so if anything else is used I will make a full summary of everything tomorrow.
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Updated figures on yesterday's missile attack on Ukraine:
It turns out the "Kalibr" cruise missiles I reported were actually Kh-101 cruise missiles, while the "Iskander-K" cruise missiles were actually Kalibr cruise missiles launched from a single Buyan-M corvette in the Caspian Sea.
I wrongly assumed Russia would only use Kh-101s after sunrise, as they require light for guidance. It is possible for them to be used at night, but they are less effective that way.
So, in total, the following was used:
~30 Kh-101 cruise missiles from 5 Tu-95MS (~23 shot down)
~13 Iskander-M ballistic missiles (~0 shot down)
~6 Kalibr cruise missiles (~2 shot down)
~1 Iskander-K cruise missile (~0 shot down)
~50 missiles in total (~25 shot down)
As Russia only used 5 Tu-95MS strategic bombers, 1 Buyan-M corvette, no Tu-160M strategic bombers (the ones in the air didn't launch anything), and no Tu-22m3 strategic bombers, there is a high threat of a repeated large-scale, combined missile and drone attack for the next few days. More info will be provided on that later.
It turns out the "Kalibr" cruise missiles I reported were actually Kh-101 cruise missiles, while the "Iskander-K" cruise missiles were actually Kalibr cruise missiles launched from a single Buyan-M corvette in the Caspian Sea.
I wrongly assumed Russia would only use Kh-101s after sunrise, as they require light for guidance. It is possible for them to be used at night, but they are less effective that way.
So, in total, the following was used:
~30 Kh-101 cruise missiles from 5 Tu-95MS (~23 shot down)
~13 Iskander-M ballistic missiles (~0 shot down)
~6 Kalibr cruise missiles (~2 shot down)
~1 Iskander-K cruise missile (~0 shot down)
~50 missiles in total (~25 shot down)
As Russia only used 5 Tu-95MS strategic bombers, 1 Buyan-M corvette, no Tu-160M strategic bombers (the ones in the air didn't launch anything), and no Tu-22m3 strategic bombers, there is a high threat of a repeated large-scale, combined missile and drone attack for the next few days. More info will be provided on that later.
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Forwarded from WarFront Witness (appleseed)
Media is too big
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⚡️🇺🇸 Footage of moment panic ensues at White House Correspondents Dinner. Donald Trump can be seen being evacuated.
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⚡️🇺🇸 Footage of moment panic ensues at White House Correspondents Dinner. Donald Trump can be seen being evacuated. @wfwitness
My first thought when I saw this was that it could be a possible false flag to continue the war on Iran, but for that to be true, we would need to see an exploitation of the event for further military action. Let's see how things unfold. It's more likely this was just one of the majority anti-Trump Americans right now.
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NBC reports that the damage to U.S. military infrastructure in the Middle East from Iranian strikes amounts to much more than publicly acknowledged, and is expected to cost well over $5 Billion USD to repair.
Iran hit over 100 targets across seven countries (Qatar, UAE, Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia), including warehouses, command headquarters, aircraft hangars, satellite communications infrastructure, runways, high-end radar systems, and dozens of aircraft.
The headquarters of the U.S. Navy in Bahrain suffered serious damage, while other parts of the base suffered repairable levels of damage. Multiple hangars and warehouses at Ali Al Salem Airbase in Kuwait, a munitions storage facility was damaged at a military base in Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan, and a runway was destroyed at Al-Udeid Airbase in Qatar.
Additionally, in the opening hours of the war, an Iranian Air Force F-5 bomber struck U.S. Camp Buehring in Kuwait (presumably with unguided glide-bombs). This could explain why Kuwait mistakenly shot down 3 U.S. F-15s, as the Iranian Air Force had already operated in/near Kuwaiti airspace.
Iran hit over 100 targets across seven countries (Qatar, UAE, Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia), including warehouses, command headquarters, aircraft hangars, satellite communications infrastructure, runways, high-end radar systems, and dozens of aircraft.
The headquarters of the U.S. Navy in Bahrain suffered serious damage, while other parts of the base suffered repairable levels of damage. Multiple hangars and warehouses at Ali Al Salem Airbase in Kuwait, a munitions storage facility was damaged at a military base in Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan, and a runway was destroyed at Al-Udeid Airbase in Qatar.
Additionally, in the opening hours of the war, an Iranian Air Force F-5 bomber struck U.S. Camp Buehring in Kuwait (presumably with unguided glide-bombs). This could explain why Kuwait mistakenly shot down 3 U.S. F-15s, as the Iranian Air Force had already operated in/near Kuwaiti airspace.
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Ghost of Kyiv
Ghost of Islamabad
Ghost of Uman
Now we have Ghost of Tehran
Ghost of Islamabad
Ghost of Uman
Now we have Ghost of Tehran
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Forwarded from Clyde Ingram
it's on you to become the ghost of wellington
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it's on you to become the ghost of wellington
Yeah, but we sold our last fighter jets in 2012 to the Americans 😭
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