Russian invasion of Ukraine

[CTID1977]

From that way yeah.

Slava Ukraini.

Добре! There's something going on in the Kherson region as well

 

[CTID1977]

putin's death squadrons

 

[mosssideblue]

We can now detect missiles as soon as they launch, have the means to knock them out of the sky and prevent them from hitting their target. So instead of the "4 minute warning" we have around an hour.

We've had engineers and scientists working for decades on this very problem, and whilst still a credible threat, nothing short of a MAD policy will present a severe concern. The issues arise when they decide to launch all at once, as it's down to a law of averages that at least a dozen will hit their targets.

Launch a large scale nuclear arsenal to destroy one city? Not likely, especially as he knows NATO WILL respond and by then he'll have spunked his load. P.S. Hiroshima is completely rebuilt and thriving. Mazda Cars has it's base there. Things will be fine, Putin is a desperate man making bluff and bluster statement in order to appear "stronk". The Ukrainians will have the final say.

How do we have about an Hr?

 

[True_Blue69]

So the possibility that Putin drops a nuclear bomb on Kiev decimating the place like Hiroshima and the west's reaction doesn't scare you a bit ?

More chance of you going out and getting run over. Don’t worry about it.

 

[Metal Biker]

How do we have about an Hr?

Moment of detection due to satellites focusing on heat signature from launch, time it takes to hit their targets in the U.S. which forms the counter attack. IRBM's take longer to hit their targets and cant reach the U.S.; CBM's take around 20 minutes (theoretically), but Putin has around 320 of those and he's not likely to launch one against Ukraine.

In the 80's we could only detect once it reached airspace, now we can see the moment it's launched.

 

[CTID1977]

Zolota Balka, Kherson region. Liberated

 

[CTID1977]

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

Zolota Balka, Kherson region. Liberated

I thought Kherson would be Russia forever according to those idiots in Red Square the other night?

 

[mosssideblue]

Moment of detection due to satellites focusing on heat signature from launch, time it takes to hit their targets in the U.S. which forms the counter attack. IRBM's take longer to hit their targets and cant reach the U.S.; CBM's take around 20 minutes (theoretically), but Putin has around 320 of those and he's not likely to launch one against Ukraine.

In the 80's we could only detect once it reached airspace, now we can see the moment it's launched.

And if the target is not the US?

 

[SPIDERBOY]

In Kherson,the Orcs buried a shitload of sea mines......filmed it getting blown up and are now showing it on Russian tv,claiming it was a huge Ukrainian weapons and ammo warehouse.

Slava Ukraini.