Tip of the Day: Russia's EMERCOM, releases a helpful guide on the "urgent burial of corpses in wartime and peacetime" medium.com/dfrlab/russias…
"the authorities need to prepare coffins, pathological bags, disinfectants, personal protective equipment for the skin and respiratory organs. It is said that the distance between the coffins should be at least half a meter, it should be filled with layers of earth and brushwood"
"when choosing places of burial of human corpses, take into account the rules for building the city, the distance to residential buildings, features of the terrain and the location of the source of water supply " newsreadonline.com/in-russia-a-st…
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Any Russian invasion would use armor and ground movements. The Russian T-90 is a cool tank. But it's still just a gun inside a metal box with a smelly engine and wheels. Make enough of them, add some Borat disco disco music and it seems like a cool weapon.
But every time I think of those nice rows of tanks I think about how Western armies are abandoning the use of tanks due to cheap drones. The Turkish Bayraktar drone rebooted conflict in Libya and Armenia. Is Ukraine the next testing ground?
The Ukraine has an aviation capability and makes their own drones in addition to a locally made version of the Bayraktar. Yes Russia has drones but they may not be ready for swarm tactics against armor and troop carriers. forbes.com/sites/davidham…
Any Russian invasion requires units to be mobile and densely packed. Perfect drone hunting territory. Conversely sitting in trenches or checkpoints is not going to be a good idea for Ukrainian soldiers. Welcome to the new world of drone warfare.
Russia has evolved from urban warfare, to pulverizing civilian areas to non kinetic/deniable "hybrid" tactics. No mass casualties predicted but NATO can inflict mass casualties on Russian troops. Its more of a clumsy warning to Ukraine not to join NATO. cnbc.com/2022/01/12/rus…
In the Putin may have overstepped. Triggering European and East European states into realizing that their is not upper limit to Putin's need to extinguish democratic threats. So let's hope Putin blinks. thehill.com/opinion/intern…
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