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  48. Few other issues which makes sea drones hard to target. 1. The curvature of the Earth. If your radar is 5m off the water, at 10km, 0.3m (over a foot) is obscured. If the drone is 1m high and you have 0.5m waves (pretty calm), the most you can see is 20cm of the craft. 2. Speed. A typical speed boat running 45 knots is closing at about 1 km ever 40 seconds. Even if you can "see" it at 2.5km, you could have less than two minutes for someone to scan a five or six square kms of ocean. 3. Vision. Darkness, fog, rain, sun in your eyes, etc. can all make it all but impossible to see those distances. Further, if you are in harbour and anchored you probably have coastline, rocks, islands, other ships, etc. 4. Other attacks/distractions. Air attacks, air drones nearby, etc. can easily get your attention. Naval drones can use smoke screens, flares, lights, radar reflecting panels, chaff dispensers, etc. to draw attention. A drone 5km out with a blinking light and aluminum panels is going to draw attention. 5. They are almost impossible to target. They are too small and moving too fast for missiles or large gun systems to target with any radar-based system. Something like a 50mm gun would need a thermal or night vision site and they are hard pressed to hit things the size of people moving quickly with single shot weapons and they pretty much need direct hits. A raid firing 30mm system might, but most of these are radar guided for use against aircraft. When aimed at something 3km away on the horizon, they can't easily spray and area. Most visually aimed heavy and machine guns typically don't have thermal sights, can't easily be aligned to radar or thermal directions (i.e. the gunner needs to visually see the target even if the ship's radar or thermals could see it), and realistic ranges are likely in the sub 1km range. (i.e. you have less than 45 seconds). etc. This said, there are things other navies can do which help -- staying out at sea, moving, using thermal imaging systems, smoke screens, patrol boats further out, nets and sea fencing around ports, or specific ships, proximity detonating mines/buoys around ships, laser grid detection, radar on smaller patrol ships, acoustic sensors, GPS/data sharing (so you know where your own ships are), etc.
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  81. Firstly, thank you for a great video once again! And to comment on the narratives as someone who moderates a semi-large discussion platform/forum and have therefore seen my share of the 'Internet Research Agency' spin-cycles during the last years especially. It seems that right now that there's increased Russian troll activity going on from what I've seen across the net at least on the English speaking side of things, and the narratives seem to swing every which way but mostly their goal right now seems to be to question and confuse the discussion as much as possible. Most of the clearest cases comments coming from the troll brigade of St. Petersburg I've seen disregard the narrative-side entirely and focus on criticising the channel or person presenting it (comments such as "western propaganda is insane", "The [host/journalist/expert] is such a loser" etc). The fact that they're not really even trying to come up with a plausible explanation about how and why this would be a Ukrainiann or a western operation and instead are essentially just s*hitposting at full speed is really telling to me: they're panicking (and by them I mean the information warfare side of the Kremlin). They have no plan, so the only remaining move is to just basically throw everything at the wall and hope that people move on and forgte that putin was warned and he publically laughed at the idea. This lack of any cohesion, any kind of plan of action is in my opinion very very revealing, and supports the theory that this is indeed not a false flag.
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  130. It is the main thing I don't understand with the Kharkiv and talk of maybe another Sumy attack, Ukraine have large forces tied up on borders where they were not able to be used efficiently. I keep hearing that Russia has a manpower advantage along the active frontline because it has 4-500k against Ukraine's 3-400k, but that Russia has just around 500k+ in total for the war and Ukraine has 900k active soldiers. Why allow Ukraine to use its larger force and on defensive actions as well. I could maybe see an argument for Russia thinking it has a large enough material advantage to believe spreading out would force Ukraine to prioritise supplying some fronts over others, but even if that ended up working the result of that would be a siege of large cities that Russia just does not have the manpower to encircle or fight trough. Extension of the frontline just isn't something Russia can get a long term advantage off, it allows Ukraine to utilize more men that were tied up and ineffective for the war effort. Personally I don't see Russia as having a chance to win the war as I hold the 2 key beliefs that Ukraine will never give up and the West will never stop supplying Ukraine, the west will in my opinion just keep increasing capacity and eventually go far beyond what Russia has the capacity for. But with that note out of the way, if I were Russia and I absolutely wanted to keep going and trying for victory this Kharkiv attack just does not make any sense with the resources dedicated for it. It has to be just a propaganda move, throwing away resources and putting Russia in an even worse position just to show that it is still capable of taking territory. Whether to show Ukraine/The West, internal population or both how Russia is still "winning", some commander wanted to show off how good he was or to show that it is taking the incursions into Belgorod seriously idk, but it definitely is not because it is a viable offensive.
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