Henrik Paulsson
@paulsson.bsky.social
Normally @ Swedish Defence University. I mostly study change, tactics, and drones.
Nisser är nu Dr. Kn. Nisser, inte doktorand!
August 22, 2025 at 11:17 AM
Nisser är nu Dr. Kn. Nisser, inte doktorand!
Reposted by Henrik Paulsson
Reposted by Henrik Paulsson
Reposted by Henrik Paulsson
So, to recap:
-Extensive Ukrainian planning to smuggle in, transport, then launch dozens of cheap FPV drones from the back of transport trucks
-4 to 5 bases hit, including deep into Siberia
-Ukraine says 41 planes damaged/destroyed, Russia says 10.
-Extensive Ukrainian planning to smuggle in, transport, then launch dozens of cheap FPV drones from the back of transport trucks
-4 to 5 bases hit, including deep into Siberia
-Ukraine says 41 planes damaged/destroyed, Russia says 10.
June 1, 2025 at 2:28 PM
So, to recap:
-Extensive Ukrainian planning to smuggle in, transport, then launch dozens of cheap FPV drones from the back of transport trucks
-4 to 5 bases hit, including deep into Siberia
-Ukraine says 41 planes damaged/destroyed, Russia says 10.
-Extensive Ukrainian planning to smuggle in, transport, then launch dozens of cheap FPV drones from the back of transport trucks
-4 to 5 bases hit, including deep into Siberia
-Ukraine says 41 planes damaged/destroyed, Russia says 10.
For those following along on Twitter around that time, there was a (supposed - I believe he was, but never saw any proof) Ukr engineering officer talking about how they detected the bridge crossing.
But according to the article, there was def more to the story.
But according to the article, there was def more to the story.
April 10, 2025 at 11:56 AM
For those following along on Twitter around that time, there was a (supposed - I believe he was, but never saw any proof) Ukr engineering officer talking about how they detected the bridge crossing.
But according to the article, there was def more to the story.
But according to the article, there was def more to the story.
"-in Sievierodonetsk, where the Russians were hoping to mount a pontoon-bridge river crossing and then encircle and capture the city. ... The engagement that followed was widely reported ... . The pontoon bridges became death traps; at least 400 Russians were killed. "
April 10, 2025 at 11:56 AM
"-in Sievierodonetsk, where the Russians were hoping to mount a pontoon-bridge river crossing and then encircle and capture the city. ... The engagement that followed was widely reported ... . The pontoon bridges became death traps; at least 400 Russians were killed. "