shakahislop

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I guess the point I'm kind of 'exploring' here, but which I mean making random posts at irregular intervals, is that this intial and quite emotional phase of the conflict, which provokes some good and some bad emotions, will probably give way soon enough into a long and more confusing drag, where the good guys and the bad guys are less clear. Unless it's all over quickly of course.
 

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I saw some guy with a Rilke avatar tweeting about how thrilling it was to focus on something with clear heroes and villains after two years of COVID.
 

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Ukraine-Turkish drones are now hitting targets... inside Russia
I've just been reading about Azerbaijan's use of these things. Scary...

"More recently, Azerbaijan has bought the operationally successful Bayraktar TB2 from Turkey and has used them with great success. Cheap and effective, they have more advanced optics, sensors and can return to base, swiftly refuel, rearm and be back in the air again, hovering over the battlefield looking for fresh targets.

Drones have one more important effect. Their cameras, filming the destruction of a target in clear, unwavering high definition video, allow a country to dominate the propaganda narrative. Media outlets were saturated with images of Armenian armour and artillery being effortlessly destroyed, not the other way round. Despite Azerbaijani losses, the Armenian armed forces, for the most part, did not have cameras trained on their intended target. These images have enhanced Azerbaijan’s sense of success on the battlefield, presenting an image of near-total Azerbaijani victory."

 
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If you want to make things really confusing, you can change your name too - although you won't be able to change it again for a month.
 

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