Il raggio di attacco dei droni ucraini ora è di 1.800 km: cosa c’è nella lista degli obiettivi di Kiev? La presunta gittata dichiarata dal capo dell’intelligence ucraina sabato consentirebbe teoricamente a Kiev di raggiungere i Monti Urali russi e di coprire decine di aeroporti utilizzati per lanciare jet contro l’Ucraina.
https://www.kyivpost.com/post/38716
di RoninSolutions
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I still say they should hit some of Putin’s mansions… he says they don’t exist, so no harm no foul.
Especially the one in Sochi his pride mansion. They should level it to make a statement
I hope Murmansk could soon be in range
Good.
I’m in support of them hitting fuel supplies and Putin homes.
Just any and all military targets. As much as I would love to see Putin’s mansions smolder in flames, I think it’s much better to attack airfields and such to help out the boys back home.
It would be nice if they could take out all the remaining Tu-95s. I don’t think there’s more than maybe twenty that can fly, and those are probably not all up to date.
Vladivostok when?
How about this for a suggestion…
Before the invasion russia was one of the largest exporters of fertilizers, especially Potassium Nitrate. Much of this was exported via the black sea (you can find old shipping records, including to Odesa). This trade has pretty much dried up and in cost terms it is not a huge loss to russia in comparison to oil and gas. But this means there are probably warehouses full of hundreds of tons of potassium nitrate that were not sold, most likely located in ports used to export military supplies or close to shipyards or railways.
What would happen if a small drone hit a warehouse full of such fertiliser? See the explosion in Beirut caused by fireworks next to Potassium Nitrate storage: https://youtu.be/93tV6-0Ugwk
Im sure the sbu could find such a place…
If they can get up to around 2500km, they can potentially hit the Uralwagonzavod tank manufacturing plant. Still hundreds of km short, but Ukraine’s drones are advancing quickly so it doesn’t see wildly implausible down the road.
Would be pretty embarrassing because Russian / Soviet doctrine was that it’s so far from Europe that it would always be invulnerable to direct attack from that direction (short of an ICMB strike), and they would have plenty of opportunity to shoot down any long ranged raids. Forcing Russia to actually spend air defense resources that far away from the front would be great. Perhaps a few drones could knock out nearby electric infrastructure, and a few drones could directly target sensitive parts of the manufacturing plant. Knocking out Russian tank production would be pretty great even if it was temporary.