lesserprophet

Sorry about that! I posted the first one I scrolled to on their FB page as an example. The image is also posted in the official Telegram group as well. Hope that helps.

If you're looking for the graphic the general staff ZSU Facebook page still posts it. I'd post it myself but the numbers are usually posted while I'm asleep and someone else will probably beat me to it.

I had to look this equipment up because I was unfamiliar with it and from the Russian sources I've seen it was just deployed yesterday or at least publicized that it was deployed.

It's a Google translate of the post on Telegram, which always looks funky after it's been processed.

Depending on the length of the rail segments, which appear to be made up of between 12.5m and 120m standard lengths, somewhere between 2 and 12 segments will have to be repaired on this line.

Nah, put a little speed tape on that bad boy and it's good to go!

There's some interesting cuts on that list, people that weren't necessarily starters but still got notable playing time last year, like Deon Bush, Austin Reiter, and Decaprio Bootle.

What are the odds it lands on a S400 missile complex before the operators even detect it flying towards them?

There's no way that was pass interference on [player], the refs are clearly rigging the game for [opposing team]!

Absolutely excellent article. I was just thinking about this topic last night with all the Hexbear drama going on after taking a peek at their front page seeing all the Russian colonialism apologists and excusers posting there.

Yes, there were reports recently of manned serveilance aircraft being subjected to wake turbulence. I think there were other incidents in addition to this report.

Citing unidentified US officials, The Associated Press news agency also reported last week that a Russian jet flew dangerously close to a US surveillance aircraft over Syria on July 16, “putting the lives of the four American crew members in danger”.