It’s been a game of whack-a-mole sanctioning Russia’s shadow fleet of oil tankers.

The port operators don’t want to be sanctioned, because it would mean losing US business.

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They might be busy with the Los Angeles fire.

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I love that Zelenskyy does not mince words, and calls out bullshit arguments immediately.

I get where you’re coming from, but videos like this are important. They show the truth of what happened and make sure it’s not forgotten. It’s not just for shock, it’s to document history and hold people accountable.

Where is the celebration in this post? This is a Russian showing the reality of Putin’s war.

They pulled the guys off the island. Many are completely gone, it’s a mess. Finally, at least they’re heading home. Their families will see them. It’s a complete disaster, just fing hell. This is my personal disaster. I just don’t know. That’s how they treat them. How they run after them, approaching by boat and taking them away. Well, these fing scum. They should’ve gone themselves, you know, gone there on their own.

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That’s the actual weight.

Yes, without a thermal cloak to hide their body heat, they are fucked. Even with one, it’s mostly just effective at convincing cannon fodder that they’ll be invisible to drones.

Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV)

The seeker on the missile can track targets up to 40° off the missile’s centerline. A turret would have to be pretty large and it would add extra cost, complexity, and point of potential failure. It’s easier to just turn the boat.

Bare cable weighs a lot less, about the weight of thin fishing line.

Yes, some Ukranian drones have fiber optic cables that are 20 km long.

It was a mistranslation from Telegram’s built-in translator. Here is the correct translation:

For the first time on video – drone “Winchesters” shooting down other drones with buckshot

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This is the size of the ZALA reconnaissance drone it crashed into.

They are reportedly kept in large groups to prevent defection.

“Cargo 200” is a military code name from the Soviet Union. 200kg was was the maximum weight for transporting a deceased soldier’s body by air. “Cargo 300” then became an informal code word for wounded.