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cross-posted from: https://lemmit.online/post/5127235
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The original was posted on /r/ukrainianconflict by /u/MaryADraper on 2025-02-09 05:02:31+00:00.
the amount of ordinance it takes to blow up armament and maintenance facilities vs the amount (and precision) it takes to penetrate the armor of a 1,000 tanks. dunno.
Ordnance.
Ordinance is a local law or regulation. Ordnance is bombs.
your mom doesn’t care how i spell it
As someone that also struggles with spelling as well and letters move around or disappear when I read I always wonder is there a way to correct someone’s spelling without coming off as a smug asshole?
your mom doesn’t think i’m a smug asshole
Sounds like your immature teenage ass is lost. Here, let me help you home: TikTok
your mom seems to like it, oh she just told me to tell you to clean your room
A lot of them have open hatches, and are just sitting there. You could conceivably deploy a drone swarm to start extremely destructive fires in the tanks, which would make them MUCH more of a pain in the ass to prep for service again.
That’s a lot of drones that could be utilised more effectively, such as by destroying highly flammable targets like fuel stores, oil refineries, caches of ammunition and such—more bang for the buck, literally and metaphorically—or choke points such as maintenance facilities.