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>>65198147
This is about the highest res shot you get.
The actual narration is fairly pointless but I'll catbox it in a sec.

>>65198147
Why the fuck would the retards over at CNN show this?

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>>65198149
>I'll catbox it in a sec.
https://files.catbox.moe/01yacw.mp4

The main thing seems to be that once launched, somebody can just RTS attack-move and the swarm does it.
The analytics show the status of the fleet and how well they're adhering to their course/schedule.

>>65198150
>Why the fuck would the retards over at CNN show this?
Presumably Ukraine MoD decided that the propaganda value was higher than the opsec cost.

Russia probably has something vaguely similar, they're not standing still at the MoD level.
They have 16 starlink-style satellites in testing right now.
They're corrupt but they do have the ability to do more than we meme them as.

>>65198150
Ukraine wants to sell to Arabs. Competition is promising to start building what they already have working.

>>65198155
I wonder if they turned off the lights just for this video so they can look extra cool, or if they have them off all the time.

>>65198159
>They have 16 starlink-style satellites in testing right now.
I am actually pretty worried about that. While it will never be a true replacement for starlink, it could allow them to do similar drone operations to what the Ukrainians are currently pulling off. They were are actually getting close to doing just that last year before starlink was cut off. Shaheds with starlink terminals and thermal cameras were starting to do some real damage including SEAD missions.

While I look forward to the inevitable Ukrainian anti-satelite drones, I'd rather see them keep their current medium range monopoly for as long as possible.

>>65198346
They definitely don't have the lights off all the time. I have my doubts about wearing a balaclava full time to operate a computer as well, but I'll bite my tongue there.

Just like in the simulations.

>>65198147
you think that's the real software?
you think that's the real operation?
you think that's not a photo op?

i might have a bridge for sale

>>65198643
It does look like an ai generated user interface

>>65198643
>you think that's the real software?
The actual software is likely provided by Palantir, you may recall Palatir received an award by Ukraine for its software and Ukraine said it helped repell the Russian attack early on.

>>65198147
There's no way that is the actual UI. Looks like Hollywood slop

>>65198715
It's just an ATC interface. Google image search for it and you'll find similar UI.

>>65198147
I watched lord of the rings and it has palantir. Funny how it ended up as some german nerd's power fantasy. Good job killing some russians anyway.

>>65198392
>I am actually pretty worried about that.
Russia has plenty of experience and a degree of expertise in building satellites.
We can hope that they fuck up the launches, which is entirely possible, but it's a bit of a hail mary to hope for.

>>65199225
How funny would it be if they actually try to launch a satelite just for a drone to blow up the rocket?

>>65199234
>How funny would it be if they actually try to launch a satelite just for a drone to blow up the rocket?
I'm not sure that Russian launch sites are in range of Ukie drones but I'm sure they'd try to fuck up the launch site, control facilities, and even the rocket itself, if it's remotely possible to do so.

>>65199071
nowadays that everybody vibecodes there's no reason not to have a cool hackerman looking UI

>>65198149
>strike analytics
>%
just stupid shit to satisfy the bean-counters in Kyiv, Washington D.C. and Arlington

>>65198150
because it's unimportant summary crap with a pretty dashboard overlaid

the real nuts and bolts of the system will be the logistics supply chain detailing who supplies what to whom by when; and the operational plan of who strikes what target when; and it's all a lot more complicated (and classified) than this
and fucking it up has severe consequences, just ask Russia: fucking up their air tasking orders and BDA is how they ended up striking and re-striking old Ukrainian positions long after the Ukes had left

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>>65199317

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>>65199318
LOL

>>65198150
Its vibe coded slop looks more impressive than it is. Just about film prop simulated computer software but pulling from some real-ish data. "OPERATION STEEL HORIZON" LMAO look at that its got the operation name on the front

>>65199368
>zalensky finally meets a president worth a damn
finally

>>65198150
>Why the fuck would the retards over at CNN show this?
Because showing a demo of the interface is harmless.

>>65199408
moving heartbeat chart +barchart on the right column.....

>>65198346
Wouldn't you want to look as cool as possible with the finest journalists in the world from CNN paying you a visit?

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>>65199086
>google search atc ui designs
>it absolutely slaps
>find out there's whole games about this
>mfw found the next rabbithole i'm flinging myself into

man fuck you

>>65200095
>find out there's whole games about this
Anything you recommend?
What's on Steam?

>>65200095
Haha, nerd sniped

>>65198338
It's amazing to think that Russia of all places maybe created the next big arm seller of the world. All tested on live combat with instructors with war experience.

>>65200095
>>65200108
Let me just swoop in and recommend https://store.steampowered.com/app/666610/Endless_ATC/

>CNN
>Video game links
It is so painfully obvious that all the Ukraine support is one giant scam to suck money out of retards

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>>65200167
>Endless_ATC
It's painfully clear that this is one autist's project.
Bless him.

> All Reviews: Very Positive (490)
I love steam reviews counts where it's clear that only autists with a hyperspecific focus buy the game in question and get exactly what they were looking for.

>>65200175
Video games have been driving real-world UX for some time now.
What do you think the devs that wrote that software did in their teenage and college years?

>>65199317
Damn the ruslims are still steaming over those rubicucks getting buried.

>>65198147
>Palantir
So are they based or cringe

>>65200387
They're like every other tech bro: heads in the clouds and convinced that they're going to save the world with their bullshit. Partnerships with responsible militaries are probably the best thing that could happen to the AI industry, because they might actually bitch slap these people with all the ways trying to go full Skynet is going to go to shit.

>>65200095
>>65200108
Air Defender, it's quite /k/ themed
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3985030/Air_Defender/

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>>65198643
I can neither confirm or deny any of those questions.
I have no use for bridges.

>>65199238
inb4 the ukies bomb Baikonur

>>65198155
>vectors drones into Russian infrastructure
>call sign Vector
Who is writing this shit?

>>65198159
>Russia probably has something vaguely similar
I'll start worrying when I see proof of a Russian digital BMS, you have to walk before you can run

>>65198159
>Russia probably has something vaguely similar,
they apparently don't if all of the kvetching about the ban on telegram and discord is to be believed

>>65204578
Roger! Roger.

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>>65198147
>It's developed by/with Palantir.
This will turn out to be a deception to protect Ukie companies. Palantir paid the Ukies for their spot in it.

Time stamp this post.

>>65198159
Can Russia launch Satellites without Ukrainian interference?
Destroying a rocket carrying military equipment on the ground doesn't sound like it violates any existing rules of war.

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>>65198643
>you think that's the real software?
My brown friend, picrel is real software

>thread about latest droning at the Temu WEF gets pruned
Hmmm

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Looks to me that software works as advertised.

>>65204807
Yeah somebody got triggered ;)
>https://desuarchive.org/k/thread/65204396/

>>65204807
man that was some funny shit, old m8 Budanov does good work.

>>65204827
Why is a ship in dry dock burning this fiercely after it gets droned? Did the Ukes outfit their drones with some kind of incendiary or napalm-esque warhead?

>>65204864
Lots of cheap plastic used. Flammable paint. Fire supression system empty. Somebody bagged the money for the good stuff and used the temu variant. Many such cases.

>>65200095
We lost another good soldier.

>>65204864
Subversive DEI anti-asbestos regulations, cumrag. Those perfidious Albinos got trad Russia again. Real men love a little RAWK AND STOUN.

>>65204864
Everything burns if its hot enough.

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ziggers are not amused about these new capabilities.

>>65199238
Didn't they have a catastrophic launch failure the other year that destroyed the site?

>>65204864
Everything burns after reaching a certain point of no return. The fact that they're hitting it multiple times is to make it happen. Multiple fires spread and join way quicker, making it go up in flames and reaching higher temperatures faster. So by the time first responders arrive it goes from being maybe able to save it to now making sure it doesn't spread.

>"But why hit Baltic fleet!? It doesn't have anything to do with Ukraine?"
Well it probably was way easier to hit than those in the Black Sea because of unpreparedness/lack of air defences. Now Russia is faced with dilemmas with no good solutions: does it move its AD to counter this (which mean something else will be vulnerable) or does it keep the gap open but with the baltic fleet is in danger which Russia planned to use against NATO. Also it is just humiliating.

>>65202622
>I have no use for bridges.
I see what you did there, you cheeky git. Have a (You).

>>65205298
Nah, that was their ICBM test. Roscosmos main site is Baikonur, over in Kazakhstan.

>>65205346
>But why hit Baltic fleet
The Baltic fleet does convoy protection of shadow fleet ships, which deter European countries interdicting said ships. It's all part of the kinetic oil embargo.

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>>65205346
>"But why hit Baltic fleet!?
Why not?

>>65204864
Lots of fuel, oil and grease on a ship.
>but the working fluids should have been drained
Lmao. Welcome to Russia.

>>65198615
Idk, in CIC on a warship at GQ the lights are mostly off (blue lights on) and you're wearing an anti-flash balaclava. Then again CIC is a lot more likely to be hit than this facility

>>65205524
Surely there's something being drained on that ship

>>65205458
Why not strike the Northern or Pacific Fleets instead?

>>65205637
Someone is more like it

>>65204586
>they apparently don't if all of the kvetching about the ban on telegram and discord is to be believed
I meant a drone management system.
We don't know shit about how the MoD manages the Shahed swarms but we do know that they're smarter than commonly believed and perform reconnaissance and later parts of the swarm exploit gaps in air defences found by earlier portions of the swarm.

>>65204694
>Can Russia launch Satellites without Ukrainian interference?
Where are Russian orbital launch pads?

>Destroying a rocket carrying military equipment on the ground doesn't sound like it violates any existing rules of war.
Certainly not but the question is of range, not legality.

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>>65205670
Two more years (unironically)

>>65205704
Plesetsk, Dombarovsky and Kapustin Yar are definitely in range, the latter having already come under attack.
Vostochny and Svobodny are in the far east. They're hard to reach from Ukraine but would be open to a seaborne attack.
Lastly there are the launch sites located in Kazakhstan.

>>65205720
>the year is 2064
>year 42 of the 3day SMO
>Ukrainian FP-93 ZiggRaper400 drones show zero mercy as they hunt the last surface combatans of the Russian Navy hiding north-east of the Anzhu Islands
>The Russian Army is still trying to capture Krematorsk
>Meanwhile, the snail is about ready to enter orbit around Mars

>>65205749
kekd

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>>65204864
>Why is a ship in dry dock burning this fiercely after it gets droned?
Aluminium burns quite easily.
Well, easily in a high-explosive/incendiary sense, you won't do it with a dropped cigarette obviously.
Not to mention that it probably contains missiles that have solid fuel propellant, the ship itself has fuel lines connected to fuel tanks and you know how the Russian navy is about safety regulations, damage control procedures and so on.

>>65205346
>But why hit Baltic fleet!? It doesn't have anything to do with Ukraine?
This specific ship had previously escorted a sanctioned tanker and prevented it from being seized by mere presence. Now it won't do that next time.

Damage to the Baltic fleet will progressively make the shadow tankers more vulnerable to seizure, effectively making a missile-corvette kill into multiple tanker kills via allies who don't have to risk open warfare to do so.
And that's not even mentioning that maybe one of those allies asked a favour to make this happen.

>>65205524
>but the working fluids should have been drained
Communists are notoriously unhinged about fluids.

>>65205670
>Why not strike the Northern or Pacific Fleets instead?
Japan is still spinning up its drone program, when they supply mid/long strike drones in numbers to Ukraine, maybe the Pacific fleet will start taking losses and the Kiril islands will experience infrastructure problems that require them to ask neighbouring states for humanitarian assistance and perhaps some peacekeepers to maintain order.

>>65205864
At least the front didnt fall of

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>>65205864
Huh, was it in dry dock? I didn't think so from the slam cam.

>looks again
Huh, I guess it was.
That might not have been obvious to the drone operator who only had a few seconds to choose a target.

>>65205864
>>65205873
I hope the next strike includes one drone that hits the dry dock lock-gates and floods it. Then they can sink the ship as well as burn it.

>>65205873
>I didn't think so from the slam cam.
The gangways and missing water didn't tip you off?

>>65205852
There is footage by finnish fishermen filming the drones on their way over the baltic sea. You know they (countries) all knew what was in their airspace…

>>65205852
>Aluminium burns quite easily.
This. Knew a guy that worked on a passenger catamaran. The whole ship was made of aluminum and their fire emergency plans gave ten minutes for evacuation. And that was apparently optimistic.

>>65205886
Hey man, its Russia.
Things dont always make sense, ok?

>>65205886
>The gangways and missing water didn't tip you off?
I'm really bad at identifying things on surveillance/satellite/drone footage.
I've looked at aerial reconnaissance pics from WWII and I don't know how the fuck they could identify a factory or a V2 launch site or a whatever.

I hadn't even noticed the lack of water, I was focused on the ship.

>>65205852
>>65205893
Huh. I guess I should have figured this because the pictures you see of destroyed Bradleys during Desert Storm, or BMDs or BMPs from this war show them almost reduced to unrecognizability.

>>65204827
>https://desuarchive.org/k/thread/65204396/
>Russian soldier films drone attack then shows his face
Oh you better believe that's a paddling

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>>65205277
>What kind of economy are you even gathered there to talk about?

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>>65205277
Hmm, this stands in sharp contrast to the utopia that Tucker has been trying to sell me on...

>>65205933
To be honest I didn't catch it on first view. IR video can be tricky.

>bestiality spam
uh oh stinky

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uh oh

>>65206012
Lil ziggi spamming hose porn in all the threads. Lovely.

>something explodes in russia
>porn is posted
classic

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>>65205888
>its a war crime to have friends

shitalian.

>>65198147
Pure unadulterated bullshit.

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>>65205946
>I guess I should have figured this because the pictures you see of destroyed Bradleys during Desert Storm, or BMDs or BMPs from this war show them almost reduced to unrecognizability
I knew it when I got bogged in long dune grass behind a beach near Thessaloniki.

>>65206012
Post Mr Hands next, I haven't seen that in a while.

>>65206257
Dayum.

>>65206342
It was a bad day.

>>65198147
>>65198149
>>65198155
>obviously vibe coded, GUI format and text style is dead giveaway

bruh we are COOKED

>>65200175
> Scam money out of retards
You mean continue to support the MIC which must stay funded?

>>65206257
Why did you light an abandoned car on fire?

>>65206453
>Why did you light an abandoned car on fire?
Technically it was occupied when I lit it on fire, I only abandoned it after I could see fire through the cracks in the centre console.

>>65206460
That takes real effort to do. What, did you floor it endlessly hoping to wheel-dig out of you problems and/or to China?

>>65206467
>What, did you floor it endlessly hoping to wheel-dig out of you problems and/or to China?
Something like that, or it was just dry dune grass against the engine bay.

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>>65204827
The beatings will continue until the retreating improves..

>>65207684
I had to speed up by 43% to sequeeze the 2:50 min into 2 minutes, so slow down your player to 75% if it's too fast (and you are able to)

>>65206257
damn what kinda car is that

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>>65205749
>the year is 2064
You joke but russians plan to 2036 and 2050 at least

>>65208083
>damn what kinda car is that
It is an ex-Juke that had a full tank
Quite a good crossover though it's got a fat arse, I'm debating whether to get another or go for something a bit slimmer

>>65204827
>>65207684

anyone have the Police Squad ship strike video?

>>65207684
That heart shaped reticle <3

>>65208094
This is a Russian pysop to try to make the west think that they're willing to go to 2036, done through the geopoltical equivalent to posting an Instagram story in the hopes your ex sees it.

>>65208094
>2036
yeah, no shot
they're literally fielding horse-drawn carts 4 years in, what are they going to field 14 years in?
>2 sticks and a rock for the entire platoon! and we had to share the rock!

>>65208871
>what are they going to field 14 years in
North Korean troops and equipment while African and Indian men are gangpressed into being front line assault soldiers (all of the russian men were killed off since 2032)

>>65208871
>>65208894
won't russia just mutiny first?

their army has mutined before.

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>>65208842
>done through the geopoltical equivalent to posting an Instagram story in the hopes your ex sees it.
VERY funny post. we got a regular Oscar Wilde here (although hopefully without the bumfancying)

>>65205358
that soyuz one also sharted but they fixed it because there was a spare undertable thing left from the soviet union

>>65198147
>>65199036
>Palantir works closely with Ukraine
hmmmm

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>>65208981
This may shock you to learn, but Palantir are also working with the US military as well.

>>65208993
Ok, and? Who says I support the US Military?

>>65208981
significance?

>>65209015
son...

>>65209015
The guy who runs Palantir is gay.

>>65208738
https://litter.catbox.moe/e2kycp.webm

I gotcha..

>>65199319
So do not consume fox news?

>>65209443
>t. consooms New York Trans, WyPipo, BBC and The Soviet Guardian

>>65208094
They won't have a single refinery in the country if they drag it 10 years more. I like it.

>>65198643
Hahaha, you think this is the real Quaid?

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>>65208842
>the geopoltical equivalent to posting an Instagram story in the hopes your ex sees it.