Comments by "Orbital_Inclination" (@Orbital_Inclination) on "The Wall Street Journal" channel.

  1. It's not the only anti-drone kit out there, just the stuff they're showing to the public
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  2. Russia hasn't been able to break the stalemate for months with its (on paper) overwhelmingly superior military. That's hardly winning, is it? 😂
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  3. They won't become obsolete, they'll just develop countermeasures for them. Same as GPS, radar, IR, comms jamming etc.
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  4.  @georgekaradov1274  liveuamap shows no significant movement of the front line in the last 3 (edit: 12) months, and Russia has been using convicts in disposable infantry units for months now. Hardly seems like Russia is anywhere close to a victory if it's having to use prisoners as bodies to feed the meat grinder.
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  5. The US and NATO invaded Crimea in 2014? I must have missed that one 😂 In reality, Russia didn't care about ethnic Russians, it cared about maintaining access to a Black Sea port for strategic reasons and generated a fake narrative to justify it.
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  6. We don't support Russia
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  7.  @georgekaradov1274  I literally told you. Liveuamap is an OSINT map website that shows the movement of the front line and events of the conflict with open source evidence. The human disposable squads aren't a propaganda lie, and there's plenty of evidence of convicts in the fight. You just don't want to believe it because it doesn't fit your chosen narrative
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  8. Russia invaded. That seems pretty belligerent to me 😂
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  9. Ukraine operates Mi-24. The ones they operate are therefore Ukrainian.
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  10.  @dedster3164  yep, that's how it's always worked. Just look at missile and missile defence for a great example of countermeasures, and counter-countermeasures dating back decades
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  11. A red strobe usually indicates engines running on commercial jets
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  12. Stop repeating the same false information. All government pilots are trained in civil airport procedures
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  13.  @makedredd299  yes they are. They operate from civil airports frequently. It forms a key part of their routine training and operational flying.
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