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Jan Kallberg, Ph.D.
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Jan Kallberg, Ph.D.
@Cyberdefensecom
Cyber | Digital Risk | Cyber Defense | Cyber | Ph.D., LL.M. | CISM CISSP | Fellow @cepa | Adj. Prof GWU | Fmr @ArmyCyberInst | Fmr Prof. @WestPoint_USMA |
Every Ukrainian downing of Russian hypersonic Kh-47M2 Kinzhal with the Patriot missiles will improve the Patriot missile intercept algorithm - and increase accuracy for all Patriot systems, a benefit for the US, the rest of NATO, and other Patriot AD users. The same goes for any
- Have no illusions. The attacks in Israel, killing civilians, and kidnapping of children and parents as bargaining chips are directed from Moscow. The Putin regime needed to escalate without getting into a direct conflict with NATO, divert interest from Ukraine and wipe out any
- I get a Germany 1943 feel when it comes to Russia today - unsustainable losses in soldiers, tanks, and artillery, a war economy running full throttle but getting short on material, key components, and resources "Everything for the Final Victory!", and increased crazy-making (many
- When Putin says he will retake what is "historically his" - and restore the Russian "borders" - I present you a map of Russia 1914. @cepa #RussiaUkraineWar #RussianUkrainianWar
- FOR NATO, RUSSIAN OFFICER LOSSES MATTER The Russian junior officer losses have been staggering, and the inability to conduct effective counter-attacks against the slow but steady Ukrainian advance resides partly in the fact that the Russian Army is running low on capable companyOn the anniversary of the formation of the 108th Guards Kuban Cossack Air Assault Regiment, a commemorative video has been made, which contains around 70 names of those killed, 17 of them officers. Five of them are new names to our list.❗️
- I firmly believe that behind the scenes Russia is becoming weaker every day, first, the Russians, and the Soviets, have been good at keeping up appearances. In the mid-1980s, the Soviets (Russia) were very bellicose and threatening to the West, expanded the wars in the developing
- DAY 26: I started to believe that General Gerasimov could be dead. If he is - if the Russians say that he died from a medical condition, then the Ukrainians killed him. If the Russians say that the Ukrainians killed him, then the Kremlin killed him themselves. That is how Russian
- I can't avoid posting this. The Internet is a source of confusion - but also true clarity.
00:00 - Replying to @lexa_lrntThe Russians have used magnesium/phosphorus ammunition since day 1 - and thermobaric rockets, even thermobaric RPGs, so the Russians have waived what ever "moral protection" they had.
- Replying to @wartranslatedHIMARS will start using M30A1 designed for large soft targets. The mobilized will have no armored vehicles, just trucks, no body armor. The Russian casualties have just started.
- Before the Second World War, Sweden and Norway had large merchant fleets, most sailing far beyond their home countries. When the war broke out, about 30,000 Norwegian and 8,000 Swedish sailors volunteered to sail in the North Atlantic convoys to supply the UK and later the US
- Replying to @nexta_tvMore and more cases are revealed, which only shows the Ukrainian government deal with the problem. That is naturally, when you open the lid to something that has been closed, crap will jump out. I see this as a positive sign - action is taken.
