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  1. SpottedDicknCustard on

    Which puts limits on the operational range of the aircraft given the longer distances they’re required to fly, it could make targets harder or impossible to reach, it might limit time on target and/or in CAS roles.

    Ultimately, Ukraine would prefer them to be completely out of action but this move could bring some breathing room.

  2. TheDarthSnarf on

    So what I’m hearing is 10% of their aircraft are still within ATACMS range…

  3. Brilliant-Important on

    In related news; 10% of Russian Air Force destroyed on the ground…

  4. ChanuteNukes1986SLB on

    Good for Ukraine, ATACMs are pushing Russia’s little used Air Force further from the fight!

  5. Minions-overlord on

    This just means Ukrainian forces can go blow something else up for a while.

  6. justfortrees on

    This could indicate Russia received intel that the US is debating lifting restrictions soon…

  7. Slatedtoprone on

    Who do they move them? Do they fly the aircraft to other sites or transport them on the ground via trucks or railway?

  8. jertheman43 on

    That’s definitely a win. Good thing Ukraine has developed a robust drone program that can travel twice the range of ATACMS.

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