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For Those Who Might Be Wondering Why We Might Be In Ukraine
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The UK steps up in support of Ukraine...
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Give Prince Andrew credit where it's due - he flew helicopters in the Falklands War and he sure didn't hide behind being second in line to the throne. "The possibility of the Queen's son being killed in action made the British government apprehensive, and the cabinet desired that Prince Andrew be moved to a desk job for the duration of the conflict. The Queen, though, insisted that her son be allowed to remain with his ship. Prince Andrew remained on board Invincible to serve as a Sea King helicopter co-pilot, flying on missions that included anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare, Exocet missile decoy, casualty evacuation, transport, and search and air rescue." He actually continued to serve in the Royal Navy until 2001. He'd probably still be pretty good at it. LOL.
Harry was the same - he was in Afghanistan for two tours - one in Helmand as a joint terminal attack controller, and a second after completing his training to fly Apache helicopters. So yeah, he probably could to. LOL.
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Immediately after President Trump claimed that Ukraine is being "absolutely pounded," Ukraine's strategic aviation took to the skies. A large-scale Ukrainian drone attack mission on Russia is currently underway. Russian emergency channels report Ukrainian drones flying in the direction of the Kerch strait - Fingers crossed with popcorn.
A Suspicious Pattern Alarming the Ukrainian Military
Earlier this month, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky got unusually testy over the failure of the United States to deliver anti-missile and anti-drone systems. On March 2, a strike in Odesa had killed 12 people, five of them children. “The world has enough missile-defense systems,” he said. Debates over funding have kept those systems from being delivered. “Delaying the supply of weapons to Ukraine, missile-defense systems to protect our people, leads, unfortunately, to such losses.”
Others in Ukraine’s government, however, have expressed an even deeper frustration. What if Americans, in addition to not sending defensive assistance to Ukraine, are sending offensive assistance to Russia? A Ukrainian military source told me he believes that Russia’s long-range strikes, by cruise missiles that are among the most costly weapons in its nonnuclear arsenal, are aimed using satellite imagery provided by U.S. companies. He says the sequence is clear: A satellite snaps pictures of a site, then some days or weeks later a missile lands. Sometimes another satellite is sent to capture additional images afterward, perhaps to check the extent of the damage. “The number of coincidences, where the images are followed by strikes, is too high to be random,” the source told me. (I agreed not to name him because he is not authorized to speak publicly.)
Sometimes a coincidence is just a coincidence. But the suspicious cases have added up, and because many satellite-imagery companies offer a backlist of archived images, marked with dates and coordinates, it’s possible to browse tens of thousands of images taken of Ukraine and notice suggestive patterns. In the week before April 2, 2022, about a month after Russia’s initial invasion, images of a remote airfield outside Myrhorod, Ukraine, were requested from American companies at least nine times. Myrhorod is not a particularly interesting place, apart from that airfield. On April 2, missiles landed there. In the week that followed, someone asked for images of the airfield again. Satellite imaging has preceded strikes in urban areas as well: In Lviv, just before March 26, 2022, someone tasked a satellite with looking at a factory used for military-armor production. It, too, was struck. In late January of this year, someone commissioned a commercial-satellite company to take fresh images of Kyiv, just before the city was hit by a missile barrage.
There are hundreds of such cases. The Ukrainians say they monitor flyovers by Russia’s own satellites. But until recently, they assumed that the satellites of allies would not be available for Russia’s advantage. “Before about six months ago, we couldn’t imagine that private companies would be selling satellite imagery in sensitive areas,” the Ukrainian military official told me. But “it has become hard to believe that [these coincidences] are random.” Russian satellite capabilities are limited, and Ukraine’s are too. Anyone who has seen the social-media footage of ragtag infantrymen huddled in trenches is aware that this war is being fought by two poor countries. But with subterfuge, even poor countries can try to rent the services of rich ones—or, more precisely, the services of the private companies that operate within the rich ones’ borders.
Earlier this month, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky got unusually testy over the failure of the United States to deliver anti-missile and anti-drone systems. On March 2, a strike in Odesa had killed 12 people, five of them children. “The world has enough missile-defense systems,” he said. Debates over funding have kept those systems from being delivered. “Delaying the supply of weapons to Ukraine, missile-defense systems to protect our people, leads, unfortunately, to such losses.”
Others in Ukraine’s government, however, have expressed an even deeper frustration. What if Americans, in addition to not sending defensive assistance to Ukraine, are sending offensive assistance to Russia? A Ukrainian military source told me he believes that Russia’s long-range strikes, by cruise missiles that are among the most costly weapons in its nonnuclear arsenal, are aimed using satellite imagery provided by U.S. companies. He says the sequence is clear: A satellite snaps pictures of a site, then some days or weeks later a missile lands. Sometimes another satellite is sent to capture additional images afterward, perhaps to check the extent of the damage. “The number of coincidences, where the images are followed by strikes, is too high to be random,” the source told me. (I agreed not to name him because he is not authorized to speak publicly.)
Sometimes a coincidence is just a coincidence. But the suspicious cases have added up, and because many satellite-imagery companies offer a backlist of archived images, marked with dates and coordinates, it’s possible to browse tens of thousands of images taken of Ukraine and notice suggestive patterns. In the week before April 2, 2022, about a month after Russia’s initial invasion, images of a remote airfield outside Myrhorod, Ukraine, were requested from American companies at least nine times. Myrhorod is not a particularly interesting place, apart from that airfield. On April 2, missiles landed there. In the week that followed, someone asked for images of the airfield again. Satellite imaging has preceded strikes in urban areas as well: In Lviv, just before March 26, 2022, someone tasked a satellite with looking at a factory used for military-armor production. It, too, was struck. In late January of this year, someone commissioned a commercial-satellite company to take fresh images of Kyiv, just before the city was hit by a missile barrage.
There are hundreds of such cases. The Ukrainians say they monitor flyovers by Russia’s own satellites. But until recently, they assumed that the satellites of allies would not be available for Russia’s advantage. “Before about six months ago, we couldn’t imagine that private companies would be selling satellite imagery in sensitive areas,” the Ukrainian military official told me. But “it has become hard to believe that [these coincidences] are random.” Russian satellite capabilities are limited, and Ukraine’s are too. Anyone who has seen the social-media footage of ragtag infantrymen huddled in trenches is aware that this war is being fought by two poor countries. But with subterfuge, even poor countries can try to rent the services of rich ones—or, more precisely, the services of the private companies that operate within the rich ones’ borders.
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Yes, I wonder if any of the males of the Trump family would step up in such a way ?
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Yes, I wonder if any of the males of the Trump family would step up in such a way ?
Well, Don jr is pretty good at slaughtering unarmed animals.
Wonder how he'd do against Skippy....
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Welp this information came across the shortwave raido last night....
Apparently the Russians have completely surrounded between 4 to 6 thousand Ukrainian troops in the kursk area, and had issued an ultimatum, surrender by morning or be destroyed by all types of kabs..... the ukies have over 250 severely wounded that desperately need medical care..... also Apparently the Russians have figured a way to jam or block star link in that area as well since Monday.... (this development has global Implications)
In addition there is just at 1000 Ukraine troops in negotiations with Russia field command to surrender and they are offering to give up new types of weapons supplied by the French and Americans along with satellite encryption, a new type of uav, electronic warfare items and some armored vehicles....oh and the Ukraine command has cut off all communications with them since Monday..... they have been abandoned by their leaders and left to die....
It is my firm belief that the ukies will either use a French nuke or more likely that Zelensky will order a "false flag" event here in the lower 48 and blame it on the Russians in a effort to drag the US into his quagmire
The little napoleon did threatened the United States "with pain" during the infamous meeting at the white house...
And the innocent continues to bleed...... f@#king goat fuck.... lucifer must be just roaring with laughter at this ......
Apparently the Russians have completely surrounded between 4 to 6 thousand Ukrainian troops in the kursk area, and had issued an ultimatum, surrender by morning or be destroyed by all types of kabs..... the ukies have over 250 severely wounded that desperately need medical care..... also Apparently the Russians have figured a way to jam or block star link in that area as well since Monday.... (this development has global Implications)
In addition there is just at 1000 Ukraine troops in negotiations with Russia field command to surrender and they are offering to give up new types of weapons supplied by the French and Americans along with satellite encryption, a new type of uav, electronic warfare items and some armored vehicles....oh and the Ukraine command has cut off all communications with them since Monday..... they have been abandoned by their leaders and left to die....
It is my firm belief that the ukies will either use a French nuke or more likely that Zelensky will order a "false flag" event here in the lower 48 and blame it on the Russians in a effort to drag the US into his quagmire
The little napoleon did threatened the United States "with pain" during the infamous meeting at the white house...
And the innocent continues to bleed...... f@#king goat fuck.... lucifer must be just roaring with laughter at this ......
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ChloeTzang
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Welp this information came across the shortwave raido last night....
Apparently the Russians have completely surrounded between 4 to 6 thousand Ukrainian troops in the kursk area, and had issued an ultimatum, surrender by morning or be destroyed by all types of kabs..... the ukies have over 250 severely wounded that desperately need medical care..... also Apparently the Russians have figured a way to jam or block star link in that area as well since Monday.... (this development has global Implications)
In addition there is just at 1000 Ukraine troops in negotiations with Russia field command to surrender and they are offering to give up new types of weapons supplied by the French and Americans along with satellite encryption, a new type of uav, electronic warfare items and some armored vehicles....oh and the Ukraine command has cut off all communications with them since Monday..... they have been abandoned by their leaders and left to die....
It is my firm belief that the ukies will either use a French nuke or more likely that Zelensky will order a "false flag" event here in the lower 48 and blame it on the Russians in a effort to drag the US into his quagmire
The little napoleon did threatened the United States "with pain" during the infamous meeting at the white house...
And the innocent continues to bleed...... f@#king goat fuck.... lucifer must be just roaring with laughter at this ......
This is a very reliable feed on Ukraine
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Welp, they didn't say anything other than ambushing the Russians... thank you for the information ....but I don't believe 90% of what either side produces for information the war, all wars are based on deception.... and the information didn't address the star link claim or the surrender claims... time will tell...
The one item that has been missing from this entire shitfuckery is the images of the funerals, grieving family members, the broken hearts of the people's parents.... nor does it show the suffering of the starving and freezing innocents...
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Well, can't say a give a flying fuck for dead Russians. The more the better.
Ukraine - they're there on Twitter feeds all the time.
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Trump claims Ukraine is collapsing (no cards), but the data tells another story: Ukraine stands firm while Russia grinds itself down. If you judge by territory gained, Russia is winning; but by lives lost for that territory, the results are disastrous, and Russia is charging headlong into demographic oblivion.
Russia's weaknesses include economic struggles (20% interest rates, inflation), with military spending consuming 40% of public spending amid declining oil revenue.
- Food inflation alone in Russia has surged 70% this year. Potato prices up 73% and butter 30%. True inflation since the invasion in 2022 is 71.4%, dwarfing the official number of 28%
- GDP growth slowed to 3.1% in Q3, down from 4.1% in Q2 and 5.4% in Q1. Reports of "growth without development" as war spending diverts resources from infrastructure, health, and education
- Contract soldiers earn triple the average wage, with bonuses up to $22,000-$30,000 for signing and $100,000+ in death benefits. But there is more. Russia offers to forgive the new conscripts debts up to 10 million rubles, which is $100k. Now the total payments for signing a contract are up to $135k. This is "deathonomics" in action.
- Over the past 3 months, the dollar has risen by 18% against the ruble
- Mortgage rates are over 28%, and record-high interest rates of 21%—the highest since 1999. The major developers in Russia are failing because people can no longer afford mortgages
Russian casualties increased: from 500/day in December 2022 to over 1,500/day by December 2024, totaling nearly 430,000 killed and wounded in 2024 alone. 48 240 losses in January 2025.
Equipment losses (1,400 tanks, 3,700 fighting vehicles in 2024) exceed production capacity, forcing Russia to restore obsolete Soviet-era vehicles and even use civilian cars for their attacks. Old Soviet stock that's restorable is running down, and both costing more and sucking up more hours to restore.
European allies, with a GDP of 10 times Russia's, can significantly help Ukraine despite not replacing all US capabilities. European/US aid accounts for 30% each, while Ukraine produces 40% of its military resources.
The opinion in the Atlantic argues that US decisions are "particularly shortsighted and tragic" as Ukraine has "plenty of cards" but needs continued support.
This is true, in that there's no way in hell that Putin can afford to step back from his maximalist objectives, and there's no way in hell that Ukraine will ever agree to anything remotely close to what Putin's looking for.
What's going to happen is that in the end, both sides will more or less tell Trump to fuck off - Putin has more or less already done so - and Trump will have to make a choice. Does he suck up the humiliation and restore military assistance to Ukraine, or does he wash his hands of the whole think and lash out at random. My take is that when the negotiations fail, as they will, because the 2 sides are too far apart, and no amount of bullying and intimidation and outright help to Russia by Trump will force Ukraine to capitulate, which is the only outcome Putin (and therefore Trump) will accept, Trump will turn around and say "I did my best" and walk away.
By playing along for now, Ukraine is buying time for the EU to agree on funding and whatever other measures they can come up with - All the additional EU funding for drones - from the UK, the Netherlands, Norway, etc - will make a big difference in drone production - and drones are making 80-85% of Russian kills - and that is likely to climb even more over 2025. And Drone production at least can be stepped up far more quickly than anything else. Throw in a bunch more Mirages to strengthen Ukraine's air defences and those Swedish AWAC's that are coming and Ukraine can continue to stand firm and push the Russians back.
Trump, alas, has proved to be Putin's secret weapon, but it's a card that in the end will not have a major impact -Putin is grasping at straws and as long as the EU stands firm and actually does what it says it will do, Ukraine will hang in there.
Russia's weaknesses include economic struggles (20% interest rates, inflation), with military spending consuming 40% of public spending amid declining oil revenue.
- Food inflation alone in Russia has surged 70% this year. Potato prices up 73% and butter 30%. True inflation since the invasion in 2022 is 71.4%, dwarfing the official number of 28%
- GDP growth slowed to 3.1% in Q3, down from 4.1% in Q2 and 5.4% in Q1. Reports of "growth without development" as war spending diverts resources from infrastructure, health, and education
- Contract soldiers earn triple the average wage, with bonuses up to $22,000-$30,000 for signing and $100,000+ in death benefits. But there is more. Russia offers to forgive the new conscripts debts up to 10 million rubles, which is $100k. Now the total payments for signing a contract are up to $135k. This is "deathonomics" in action.
- Over the past 3 months, the dollar has risen by 18% against the ruble
- Mortgage rates are over 28%, and record-high interest rates of 21%—the highest since 1999. The major developers in Russia are failing because people can no longer afford mortgages
Russian casualties increased: from 500/day in December 2022 to over 1,500/day by December 2024, totaling nearly 430,000 killed and wounded in 2024 alone. 48 240 losses in January 2025.
Equipment losses (1,400 tanks, 3,700 fighting vehicles in 2024) exceed production capacity, forcing Russia to restore obsolete Soviet-era vehicles and even use civilian cars for their attacks. Old Soviet stock that's restorable is running down, and both costing more and sucking up more hours to restore.
European allies, with a GDP of 10 times Russia's, can significantly help Ukraine despite not replacing all US capabilities. European/US aid accounts for 30% each, while Ukraine produces 40% of its military resources.
The opinion in the Atlantic argues that US decisions are "particularly shortsighted and tragic" as Ukraine has "plenty of cards" but needs continued support.
This is true, in that there's no way in hell that Putin can afford to step back from his maximalist objectives, and there's no way in hell that Ukraine will ever agree to anything remotely close to what Putin's looking for.
What's going to happen is that in the end, both sides will more or less tell Trump to fuck off - Putin has more or less already done so - and Trump will have to make a choice. Does he suck up the humiliation and restore military assistance to Ukraine, or does he wash his hands of the whole think and lash out at random. My take is that when the negotiations fail, as they will, because the 2 sides are too far apart, and no amount of bullying and intimidation and outright help to Russia by Trump will force Ukraine to capitulate, which is the only outcome Putin (and therefore Trump) will accept, Trump will turn around and say "I did my best" and walk away.
By playing along for now, Ukraine is buying time for the EU to agree on funding and whatever other measures they can come up with - All the additional EU funding for drones - from the UK, the Netherlands, Norway, etc - will make a big difference in drone production - and drones are making 80-85% of Russian kills - and that is likely to climb even more over 2025. And Drone production at least can be stepped up far more quickly than anything else. Throw in a bunch more Mirages to strengthen Ukraine's air defences and those Swedish AWAC's that are coming and Ukraine can continue to stand firm and push the Russians back.
Trump, alas, has proved to be Putin's secret weapon, but it's a card that in the end will not have a major impact -Putin is grasping at straws and as long as the EU stands firm and actually does what it says it will do, Ukraine will hang in there.
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Russia only “ has cards” because of its nukes.
Theres what, 1700 that are active?
Interesting proposition, neutralizing all russian nukes in one fell swoop.
Good Bond script for than new MTF African Bond.
Theres what, 1700 that are active?
Interesting proposition, neutralizing all russian nukes in one fell swoop.
Good Bond script for than new MTF African Bond.
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"Reports of a large-scale breakthrough of the Ukrainian state border by Russian troops are false. The enemy is still operating with sabotage and reconnaissance groups and small infantry units of several people in the areas of Novenke and Zhuravka in Sumy Oblast. They are attempting to establish a foothold on Ukrainian territory to expand the combat zone but are gradually being crushed.
In addition, the enemy combined sabotage and assault groups have moved along a gas pipeline branch to gain a foothold in the outskirts of the town of Sudzha in Kursk Oblast. At present, Russian special forces are being tracked down, blocked and destroyed. The enemy losses in Sudzha are enormous".
https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2025/03/8/7501912/
In addition, the enemy combined sabotage and assault groups have moved along a gas pipeline branch to gain a foothold in the outskirts of the town of Sudzha in Kursk Oblast. At present, Russian special forces are being tracked down, blocked and destroyed. The enemy losses in Sudzha are enormous".
https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2025/03/8/7501912/
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No, that may have some truth in it.... but the 4-6 thousand troops that are surrounded in the kursk area appears not to of surrendered or the Russians didn't get the memo because at dawn the Russians began in Ernest the change in landscape using the Russian edition of the daisy cutter...... it looks to be a bloodbath......
Nothing is known at the present the fate of the 1000 or so troops negotiating their surrender or the equipment in their possession....... and no the Russians aren't being crushed.....your photo of the uav you presented is obviously photo shopped.... no military is going to permit a photo of that type to be published or leaked................... and there remains no revetments or runways viable enough to service any migs let alone F16s.... any flights of F16s are originating out of neighboring nato countries..... the Russians know this, the Americans know this as does the Ukrainians.....
At 11:45est reports that the Ukrainian military in that area is collapsing in a unorganized fashion leaving their wounded and personal behind..... fuck me..... just fuck me....
From napoleon to Hitler it never pays to invade the Russians...... fucking Zelensky ...........may God show mercy on these combatants....the absolute horror of this entire shitfuckery is it is white man killing his fellow white man......Christian killing Christian. ...... lucifer is absolutely roaring with laughter.............
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Russia invaded Ukraine.
Ukraine is defending themselves against Russia invasion.
Zelensky did not initiate anything.
Putin made up shit to attack Ukraine.
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I've never liked Macron more.
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France will provide Ukraine with 195 million euros ($211 million) in military aid using the interest accrued from frozen Russian assets, French Defense Minister Sebastien Lecornu told La Tribune in an interview published March 8.
The additional aid "will enable the delivery of 155-mm shells as well as AASM gliding bombs which arm the Ukrainian Mirage 2000s ," Lecornu said. The French government's long-term commitment to Ukraine reflects its broader strategic interests in European stability and the defense of democratic values in the face of external threats. France is currently the only independent European manufacturer of military equipment, which allows it to avoid external pressure from the United States and transfer significant amounts of weapons without U.S. approval.
As part of the ongoing modernization of its ground forces under the Scorpion program, France is decommissioning a significant number of VAB and AMX-10RC vehicles,
Lecornu added that France is accelerating the transfer of older equipment to Ukraine, including tanks and armoured vehicles. France has previously announced that they will decommission older equipment, which will be immediately transferred to Ukraine. Key items in this phase-out include Véhicules de l'Avant Blindé (VAB) armored vehicles, AMX-10 RCR light tanks, and surface-to-air missiles (SAMs - Crotale and Mistral) nearing the end of their service life. These transfers will help enhance Ukraine's defensive capabilities while simultaneously allowing France to modernize its own military forces. The French government's ongoing military support also includes engineering equipment, such as motorized floating bridges and VAB Génie engineering vehicles, which are set to be delivered in the near future.
The announcement from France comes just days after the United Kingdom signed an agreement with Kyiv on March 1 to provide Ukraine with a loan worth 2.26 billion pounds ($2.84 billion) backed by frozen Russian assets. The loan will go towards "purchasing defense equipment according to Ukraine's needs," the U.K. Finance Ministry said.
https://kyivindependent.com/france-...ne-using-interest-from-frozen-russian-assets/
https://www.armyrecognition.com/new...hase-out-of-army-combat-vehicles-and-missiles
https://mil.in.ua/en/news/france-to-transfer-amx-10rc-to-ukraine-using-frozen-russian-assets/
https://tanks-encyclopedia.com/coldwar/france/amx-10-rc-rcr.php
The additional aid "will enable the delivery of 155-mm shells as well as AASM gliding bombs which arm the Ukrainian Mirage 2000s ," Lecornu said. The French government's long-term commitment to Ukraine reflects its broader strategic interests in European stability and the defense of democratic values in the face of external threats. France is currently the only independent European manufacturer of military equipment, which allows it to avoid external pressure from the United States and transfer significant amounts of weapons without U.S. approval.
As part of the ongoing modernization of its ground forces under the Scorpion program, France is decommissioning a significant number of VAB and AMX-10RC vehicles,
Lecornu added that France is accelerating the transfer of older equipment to Ukraine, including tanks and armoured vehicles. France has previously announced that they will decommission older equipment, which will be immediately transferred to Ukraine. Key items in this phase-out include Véhicules de l'Avant Blindé (VAB) armored vehicles, AMX-10 RCR light tanks, and surface-to-air missiles (SAMs - Crotale and Mistral) nearing the end of their service life. These transfers will help enhance Ukraine's defensive capabilities while simultaneously allowing France to modernize its own military forces. The French government's ongoing military support also includes engineering equipment, such as motorized floating bridges and VAB Génie engineering vehicles, which are set to be delivered in the near future.
The announcement from France comes just days after the United Kingdom signed an agreement with Kyiv on March 1 to provide Ukraine with a loan worth 2.26 billion pounds ($2.84 billion) backed by frozen Russian assets. The loan will go towards "purchasing defense equipment according to Ukraine's needs," the U.K. Finance Ministry said.
https://kyivindependent.com/france-...ne-using-interest-from-frozen-russian-assets/
https://www.armyrecognition.com/new...hase-out-of-army-combat-vehicles-and-missiles
https://mil.in.ua/en/news/france-to-transfer-amx-10rc-to-ukraine-using-frozen-russian-assets/
https://tanks-encyclopedia.com/coldwar/france/amx-10-rc-rcr.php
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