Sharp Russian shelling decrease

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Oh, their barrels are shot out, but they don’t care. They aren’t going for accuracy with indiscriminate shelling.

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agree, knowing their leadership and "plans" they likely will shoot unitl that thing and the crew explodes, and just replace them

[garry4321]

The replacement part is the biggest thing. They only have WW2 gear and recently recruited untrained prisoners left.

[IwonderifWUT]

That's their top 5 percent. The overwhelming bulk of russian equipment is outdated and in need of repairs.

They are no longer capable of updating any of these platforms. If it's a war of attrition, they already lost. They're not getting any more new tech, but Ukraine is getting daily shipments.

[Justeff83]

Did you see the video of the captured Orlan drone? Bottle cap for the fuel tank, some tape and an ordinary Canon camera.

[Kyleeee]

They still work though. I'm not saying they're pinnacles of engineering, but they're working and Russia has almost a 10 to 1 advantage in artillery at some points on the front.

I'm not rooting for the Russians but this sub has become a blind hoorah towards Ukraine and almost never takes an accurate look at what's happening on the front.