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To: skinowski who wrote (758435)	3/2/2022 11:24:58 PM
From: THE WATSONYOUTH	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793896

It is strange that they have this 40 kilometer column of vehicles, hardly moving - and no one attacks them. ...yep, we are not getting the full story..............maybe I'm missing something...I think incendiary rounds will ignite diesel.. certainly fuel tank penetration at the least........but picture a few hundred snipers with 50 cal scoped rifles strategically placed with pictures of all Russian fighting vehicles and where the gas tank is located .......should be a shooting gallery...especially if they are parked in line. I think it's mostly open country.........the Russians at the very least would have to go out and occupy 1500 yards on either side of the vehicle column..............I suppose we will find out in time...........but a line of burnt out military vehicles would have Putin shitting bricks pravda.com.ua

To: skinowski who wrote (758435)	3/3/2022 12:01:53 AM
From: Sdgla	2 Recommendations Recommended By FJB skinowski Respond to of 793896

This will help explain This is a thread that will explain the implied poor Russian Army truck maintenance practices based on this photo of a Pantsir-S1 wheeled gun-missile system's right rear pair of tires below & the operational implications during the Ukrainian mud season.🧵 1/ pic.twitter.com/LmxW43v6gy — Trent Telenko (@TrentTelenko) March 2, 2022