Ukraine strikes Dubna space communications center near Moscow
Ukrainian drones hit the space communications center in Dubna, Moscow region, again overnight and this morning. Moscow flights are paused, while Russia claims 60 drones targeted the region.
Goob3: Russian military aviation, unmanned aerial vehicles, and long-range missiles heavily rely on orbital data for navigation😎
Goob2: .....major strikes on the Dubna Space Communications Center and the Vladimir Space Communications Center) blinds Russian forces, degrades early-warning missile capabilities, and limits the effectiveness of the Russian Aerospace Forces (VKS)....
Goobai: Ukraine targets Russian space and satellite command infrastructure to severely degrade Moscow's military communications, long-range drone coordination, and battlefield reconnaissance. Disrupting these deep-territory nodes (such as the ......
Putin could just call an end to his war anytime he wants.
So the RuZZians are flying blind again until the could land 🤣🤣
Ukrainian forces struck Dubna near Moscow, with two explosions reported and smoke visible after the blasts. Dubna hosts the Moscow Space Communications Center, which had already been attacked and damaged in recent strikes. #Ukraine
there goes the russian starlink alternative...
Do they have backup comms? Are they now forced to beg China for satellite control and coms. Is there a risk of space debris if they lose control ?
So much for Moscow being able to nuke foreign capitols 😆🤯
Nah, mordor horde cooking breakfast
Logistics and recon. This is the way.
Every time I see news of Ukraine destroying another russian radar, i think of the “experts” who dramatically claimed that hitting radars risks WWIII because russia won’t know if Ukraine or the US are targeting them. Ukraine’s smarts/bravery has beclowned many russian fans!
This remains a very interesting target. Ukraine already knocked out a few space communication antennas in previous strikes.
On another note, it appears that Ukraine has struck the Russian space communication site in Dubna once again. What is the impact of these strikes going to have on Moscow's ability to direct their spy satellites and monitor the launch of Ukranian ballistic missiles? bsky.app/profile/noel...
It is reported that the "Dubna" space communications centre in the Moscow Region has been attacked again.
Ukraine designating all space-related comms centres as 'military targets' due to the launch of Russia's Starlink replacement? Seems fair :)
Ukraine doing wonders here to make the world safer
These drones don't need to hit anything. Horizontal air defence does the work.