Russia appears to be running out of artillery shells?

[Tomconroy]

Link to tweet

Read the thread.

Can't wait for August.

Def Mon is pretty sharp and he's not sure what it means.

Link to tweet

[lapfog_1]

1. time for ukraine to bomb some trains...

[mitch96]

5. I remember some Railroad workers in Belarus were sabotaging some shipments a while back.

Continue with their handy work?
m

[ColinC]

2. What happens in August?

[Tomconroy]

3. Months ago the Ukraine General Staff announced August as

the time they would take the offensive. Had to wear the orcs down first.

[TheBlackAdder]

4. Check this out: Russian Missile Defense System Blows Itself Up

.

Well, this is just bizarre. The footage appears authentic (see below) so many wondered how it could happen. Initial speculation that the Ukrainians did it seems highly unlikely so the most plausible explanation seems to be a complete malfunction of their air missile defense system, something that isn't supposed to be possible, and especially not on a modern system as technically advanced as the S-400 Triumph. Possibly, Russia's own anti-air defence systems may have interfered. An expensive and deadly embarrassment for the Russians, as each system costs around $300 million in US dollars.

https://crooksandliars.com/2022/06/russian-missile-defense-system-blows

.

[mitch96]

6. A malfunction or computer hack...hummmmm...nt

[usajumpedtheshark]

9. Perhaps it was radar seeking and they forgot to turn off their targeting radar?

[Amishman]

7. I'm thinking missiles and not artillery shells

Quick goggle search suggests artillery shell crates are bigger than pictured and square-ish.

Long and narrow says missile to me, which fits with the other stories of their running low on bigger missiles.

If anything this is better news. Missiles are more effective and harder to replace. Running low on those probably hurts more.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

8. Putin has exposed the weakness of his military