Advisor to the Minister of Internal Affairs Anton Gerashchenko announced a @HIMARStime GMLRS attack on a 40 car Russian Ammo train at Kherson railway station the night of 29/30 July 2022.
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Ukrainian media is also reporting this here:
In the Kherson region, an occupier train of more than 40 wagons was destroyed: the Ministry of Internal Affairs called new losses of the enemy unian.net/war/novosti-he…
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And here:
In the Kherson region, the Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed the BC warehouse and an important railway junction fakty.com.ua/ru/ukraine/202…
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Based on this photograph, it looks like the "pontoon bridge" shown on this Sentinel-1 satellite radar picture is in fact a line of radar corner reflectors.
More from Ukrainian sources on the Brylivka railway station, Kherson, GMLRS strike👇
HIMARS crushed the railway echelon of the occupiers: 40 wagons with equipment and BC, dozens of dead and hundreds of wounded
July 31, 2022, 6:27 p.m 1/3 defence-ua.com/army_and_war/h…
Russian social media b--ching about (mostly) living through more @HIMARStime 👇
The 'palletizing' of the next generation launchers of the MLRS family of munitions are a big fat hairy deal as far as NATO artillery logistics are concerned.
This is an extremely useful paper on the Russian economy👇
"Business Retreats and Sanctions Are Crippling the Russian Economy"
(July 19, 2022).
by Sonnenfeld, Jeffrey and Tian, Steven and Sokolowski, Franek and Wyrebkowski, Michal and Kasprowicz, Mateusz
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"From our analysis, it becomes clear: business retreats and sanctions are catastrophically crippling the Russian economy. We tackle a wide range of common misperceptions – and shed light...
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...on what is actually going on inside Russia, including:
- Russia’s strategic positioning as a commodities exporter has irrevocably deteriorated, as it now deals from a position of weakness with the loss of its erstwhile main markets, and faces steep challenges...
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3. The use of saturation launches against Russian S-300 & S-400 surface to air missile batteries. A 12 round M31A1 salvo would saturate both as they are built to concurrently engage 6 targets.
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12 GMLRS rockets gets S-300 & S-400 SAM systems into trouble timesharing 91N6 or 9S32M PESA** antennas across the targets.
**Passive Electronically Scanned Array (PESA) radar consist of a single Transmitter (& multiple Receivers) while an Active Electronically Scanned Array. 3/