Ukrainian forces launched a precision strike on the headquarters of Russia’s 810th Naval Infantry Brigade in Belaya, marking the second such attack in two weeks. This follows a previous strike on Christmas Day and repeated unsuccessful Russian assaults near Pogrebki. The 810th Brigade, significantly weakened after months of fighting, has suffered heavy losses and is being targeted with a variety of long-range weapons systems. These attacks highlight Ukraine’s growing deep-strike capabilities and the continued pressure on Russian forces in the Kursk region.
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On December 15th, Ukraine launched a second wave of ATACMS missile strikes deep into Russia, targeting critical infrastructure. These strikes, employing a combined arms approach with Palen drones to overwhelm air defenses, successfully hit an airbase in Taganrog, an ammunition depot in Markine, and a Bryansk train depot. The high-explosive ATACMS missiles caused significant damage, disrupting Russian logistics, air operations, and impacting their war effort. The combined effect of these attacks is anticipated to reduce Russian offensive capabilities and force a reallocation of resources.
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I woke up this morning to the news that Israeli missiles have hit a site in Iran, as reported by ABC News. This is not the first time tensions between Israel and Iran have escalated, but it is crucial to analyze the current situation to understand the implications of this attack.
The Iranian media is downplaying the impact of the strike, stating that only air defenses were targeted and no explosions occurred on the ground. They are emphasizing that their nuclear sites are safe and broadcasting messages of “all is well” on their media platforms. This strategic approach makes me question the actual severity of the situation.… Continue reading
Iran says US strikes are a ‘strategic mistake’
As I reflect on the recent events unfolding between Iran and the United States, one thing becomes abundantly clear: tension and animosity are at an all-time high. It is no surprise that Iran would view the US strikes as a “strategic mistake” and would use this opportunity to voice their dissatisfaction. However, their response seems more like an attempt to save face rather than a genuine critique of the US’s actions.
In the midst of this exchange of words, it is crucial to remember the context of the situation. The US strikes were in retaliation for previous attacks initiated by Iran, which resulted in the killing of American troops.… Continue reading
Why am I reading about our military’s plans on the internet before they happen? It’s frustrating to see news like “US approves plan to strike Iranian targets in Syria and Iraq, officials say” without any prior knowledge or official announcement. As a citizen, I feel left out of the decision-making process when it comes to our country’s military actions.
While I understand the need for secrecy and operational security, it raises questions about the transparency of our government and the trust we can place in their decision-making. Shouldn’t the American people have a say in matters of national security? Shouldn’t we be informed about potential military actions that could have far-reaching consequences?… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker