Russo-Ukrainian War - 2022 Edition - Part 11

ForceFate said:
Roadside scrap yard.

One man's ego destroying Russia one young man at a time...


I was surprised to learn the loaf is a 4 wheel drive vehicle.
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We have been talking about it the past 4 years.

Loaf aka scooby doo van aka Bukhanka.


Here is one with a cope cage for illustrative purposes:

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Matata said:
We have been talking about it the past 4 years.

Loaf aka scooby doo van aka Bukhanka.


Here is one with a cope cage for illustrative purposes:

GUp5kF2W0AAhCJs
Click to expand...
Yeah, I know the car itself (I like it) but I was just not aware it's a 4 wheel drive.
 

48 Ships in 120 Hours: Ukraine’s Campaign to Cut Off Crimea (+28 more on July 11: A Total of 76) - What's Going on With Shipping​

In this episode, we analyze the massive escalation in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov as Ukraine launches a systematic drone campaign against Russian maritime logistics. Between July 6th and July 10th, 2026, a staggering 48 vessels were targeted, marking a strategic shift in the conflict toward a "starvation" strategy against Russian forces in Crimea.

Key Highlights:
⚓Systematic Destruction: A breakdown of the 120-hour surge that saw 48 vessels hit, including 32 tankers, cargo ships, ferries, and tugboats.
⚓The "Mission Kill" Strategy: Analysis of why Ukrainian drones are targeting bridge structures and engine rooms to disable vessels rather than sinking them.
⚓Targeting the Lifeblood: How these strikes on the Sea of Azov directly impact the Don and Volga River systems—the essential "food, fuel, and fertilizer" corridors for the Russian economy.
⚓Logistical Siege of Crimea: Exploring the strategic goal of cutting off fuel supplies to Crimea as overland routes and the Kerch Strait Bridge remain under constant threat.
⚓The "Dark Fleet" Definition: Clarifying how Ukraine is identifying sanctioned Russian trade vessels and why even international-flagged tankers are being caught in the crossfire.

 
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