#ГУРперехоплення "ЕСЛИ ОНИ ЗА 7 МИНУТ НАШИХ РАЗМОЛОТИЛИ ВМЕСТЕ С ТАНКАМИ, Я ПРЕДСТАВЛЯЮ, ЧТО ОНИ СДЕЛАЮТ С НАМИ" https://youtu.be/d1APyjtH_zk?si=damGzkKr_kkPUoPL
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Russian soldier on the rout of his own in 7 minutes
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Kuleba: Ukraine can regain control of the skies
Ukraine can realistically regain control of the skies, – Kuleba http://
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Galia Ackerman: Supporting Boris Nadezhdin, an error by the Russian opposition in exile
Galia Ackerman explains why supporting Boris Nadezhdin is a serious mistake by the Russian opposition in exile. https://desk-russie.eu/2024/01/27/boris-nadejdine-un-faux-espoir.html
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Russian battlefield goods imports down 10%, critical components down 28.8%
Average monthly Russian imports of battlefield goods (coalition priorities) in 10M 2023 were 10.0% lower than before the war. For critical components (broader sample), the rebound is much smaller—resulting in monthly imports down 28.8% vs. pre-war. 7/
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Russian war imports fell then rebounded in H2 2023 via circumvention
Russian imports of goods important for the war dropped sharply in the aftermath of the imposition of export controls. However, as supply chains adjusted and circumvention schemes set up, trade values rebounded in H2 2023. 6/
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Russia’s war imports: China provides two-thirds of electronics, coalition 19%
Often, however, those fancy electronics are produced not in the U.S. or Europe, but third countries. China accounts for close to two-thirds of the total. However, close to 19% of Russian battlefield goods imports were manufactured in the export controls coalition 4/
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US and EU companies lead 44% of Russian battlefield imports
Here is the list of companies with Intel, Analog Devices, AMD, and Texas Instruments leading the way Producers from sanction coalition countries, including the U.S. and the EU, were responsible for 44% of Russian battlefield goods imports in January-October 2023. 2/
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Russia imported $8B advanced electronics and battlefield goods in 2023
Russia imported more than $1 billion of advanced US and European chips last year, writes Bloomberg Our @KSE_Institute investigation paints a much darker picture: just in Jan-Oct 2023, Russia imported over $8B advanced electronics and other battlefield goods Who sells? 1/
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Ukrainian forces operating American M1126 Stryker armored vehicle on the front line
⚡️The 🇺🇸American armored personnel carrier M1126 "Stryker" is in service with the Armed Forces of 🇺🇦Ukraine somewhere on the front line pic.twitter.com/Via3KLnWFT
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 27 janvier 2024The American armored personnel carrier M1126 "Stryker" is in service with the Armed Forces of Ukraine somewhere on the front line
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Россия усилила атаки на направлении «Таврия»
Russian troops have greatly increased the number of assault actions in the "Tavria" operative direction – head of Tavria operational-strategic group Oleksandr Tarnavskyi. "For the second day in a row the enemy conducts 50 combat clashes per day. Over a dozen occupiers have