For a summary of the videos and the timeframe of their posting, see the thread below. The videos all follow the same general format of an appeal to Russian president Vladimir Putin to resolve problems at the front line in Ukraine.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Conditions of mobilized Russians in the offensive
Over the past month, many videos have been posted by mobilized Russians, complaining about the conditions they face in Russia's current offensive. Here's a closer look at their grievances and a major new factor – the role of the Donetsk and Luhansk 'People's Republics'.
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Bakhmut Under Assault: Norway and US Supply Ukraine with Two More NASAMS Systems
Online war chronicle, March 10. Russia storms Bakhmut, Norway and the US transfer two more platoons of NASAMS systems to Ukraine.
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Russia’s PGM inventory issues strain Ukrainian air defenses
Final thought – Russia is facing PGM inventory issues and is experimenting with what it has left. These attacks strain Ukrainian air defenses and this is a problem over time. The attacks come every few weeks. thanks for reading/end.
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Concern about Ukrainian SAM inventory depletion and interceptor usage ratio
That being said, I do worry that this wears down Ukrainian SAM inventory; I don’t know how many interceptors they expend for each Russian missile launched. /14
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Russia follows PGM CONOPs but lacks lasting strategic effects
Is Russia following their CONOPs for PGMs? Yes and no. On one hand there is an adherence to striking critical infrastructure, but on the other hand they not found lasting effects from this approach and haven’t switched to a fundamentally different strategy. /15
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Russian missiles target critical infrastructure but hit residential buildings
As for overall targets – most of these strikes are continuing to target the power grid, an oil refinery, defense industrial targets – what is called “critical infrastructure” in Russian mil strategy. However, missiles are striking residential buildings. /12
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Russians probe weaknesses in NASAMS and IRIS-T
While the Russians likely know the limitations and strengths of Ukraine’s soviet/Russian origin SAMs, they are likely trying to probe weaknesses in NASAMS or IRIS-T performance. /10
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SECDEF Austin confirms NASAMs 100% success rate in November
Back in November, NASAMs had a 100% success rate according to SECDEF Austin. /11
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Various origins of missile strikes not depicted in chart
Not depicted in the chart – each strike originates from slightly different locations. They haven’t launched much from Belarus in the last month, according to Ukrainian officials. It's a mix from Belgorod, Caspian+ Black Sea, Rostov, Kursk, and occupied Zaporizhzhia. /9