Re: WW3? Ukraine/US vs. Donbass/Russia
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🇺🇸🇺🇦🇷🇺 Regarding Destruction of Several Russian Tu-95 Strategic Bombers...
This op likely involved FPV drones smuggled into Russia, an operation that took months or longer to carry out.
It is not something that could be sustained on a level capable of shifting the tide of the war or even slowing it down.
And again, as the US poses as "mediator" this op was carried out by US CIA trained and directed Ukrainians like earlier naval drone ops targeting Crimea.
Any op like this would require ISR only the United States could provide, and constant updates all the way up until the decision to launch the operation was made - and then additional ISR from the US to assess the outcome.
In other words, the US enabled this attack on Russia's strategic bombers while pretending to mediate amid its own proxy war on Russia.
https://x.com/BrianJBerletic/status/1929171074253721946
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Any op like this would require ISR only the United States could provide, and constant updates all the way up until the decision to launch the operation was made - and then additional ISR from the US to assess the outcome.
In other words, the US enabled this attack on Russia's strategic bombers while pretending to mediate amid its own proxy war on Russia.
There is also evidence the drones used satellite communication to control them remotely, meaning US-based Starlink.
https://x.com/BrianJBerletic/status/1929181592309923949
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There are many ways to do this, the ground station might have been located where the drones launched, relaying control signals to the drones using traditional signals after receiving commands from the satellite signal.
A signal would go from an operator in Ukraine -> Starlink satellite -> Starlink ground station at launch site -> launch site signal relay -> drone.
Hence the latency that appears in some of the videos I've seen.
This is speculation at this point, it will take time for all details to emerge.
The threat of drones smuggled into Russia to threaten assets far from Ukraine has been a persistent threat for years regardless of the details of specific attacks.
There may also be AI involved, training involving US-provided satellite imagery could have allowed drones to approach the airport, identify aircraft and attack specific parts like the wings automatically.
This would have the added benefit of circumventing electronic warfare employed against traditional drone signals.
https://x.com/BrianJBerletic/status/1929196104702431375