Russo-Ukrainian War - 2022 Edition - Part 8

The Trutherizer

The Trutherizer

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Don't know if this was mentioned here before.

www.theguardian.com

‘Vulkan files’ leak reveals Putin’s global and domestic cyberwarfare tactics

Vulkan engineers have worked for Russian military and intelligence agencies to support hacking operations, prepare for attacks on infrastructure and spread disinformation
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Some insight into Russia's MO on the internet. And as expected tons and tons of fake social media accounts stirring **** everywhere.
 
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Intentional damage to critical components could compromise Ukraine’s defense capabilities; Minister calls it a “blatant act of sabotage”​

Slovak Defense Minister Yaroslav Nay has raised serious concerns over the alleged deliberate damage to Slovakian MIG-29 fighter jets that were being prepared for transfer to Ukraine. During a press conference at the Slovak Ministry of Defense in Bratislava, Nay accused Russian technicians of intentionally sabotaging the aircraft.

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Mirai said:

Intentional damage to critical components could compromise Ukraine’s defense capabilities; Minister calls it a “blatant act of sabotage”​

Slovak Defense Minister Yaroslav Nay has raised serious concerns over the alleged deliberate damage to Slovakian MIG-29 fighter jets that were being prepared for transfer to Ukraine. During a press conference at the Slovak Ministry of Defense in Bratislava, Nay accused Russian technicians of intentionally sabotaging the aircraft.

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Kick Russians out of the country.
 
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Mirai said:

Intentional damage to critical components could compromise Ukraine’s defense capabilities; Minister calls it a “blatant act of sabotage”​

Slovak Defense Minister Yaroslav Nay has raised serious concerns over the alleged deliberate damage to Slovakian MIG-29 fighter jets that were being prepared for transfer to Ukraine. During a press conference at the Slovak Ministry of Defense in Bratislava, Nay accused Russian technicians of intentionally sabotaging the aircraft.

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Fortunately the Polish ones on their way at the same time are in much better condition and upgraded to a higher standard.

www.forbes.com

Ukraine’s Getting A Bunch Of MiG-29s from Poland And Slovakia. But What It Really Wants Is F-16s.

“Right now, we can only hold the enemy,” Maj. Vadym Voroshylov, a Ukrainian MiG-29 pilot, told The Telegraph. “But with F-16s we could control the air as well as the seas—and the ground, to protect infantry.”
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The first handful of up to 20 or so Polish MiG-29s arrived in Ukraine around a week later. The Polish jets, which Warsaw is replacing with a mix of F-16s and F-35s, come with extensive upgrades: modern transponders, GPS and radar-warning receivers; NATO-style radios; new avionics and cockpit displays and—perhaps most significantly—a MIL STD 1553 digital data bus that should allow the jets to deploy GPS-guided munitions, such as the Joint Direct Attack Munition glide bombs that Ukraine is getting from the United States.
 
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