Regarding the terrorist attack by two Palestinians on Tel Aviv: 'sorry but', I've reached my physical and mental limits already 'months ago' (if not longer), and therefore I'm focusing on military affairs.
For the same reasons I'm not reporting on the Israeli genocide on Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, or the Russian genocide on Ukrainian…
Regarding the terrorist attack by two Palestinians on Tel Aviv: 'sorry but', I've reached my physical and mental limits already 'months ago' (if not longer), and therefore I'm focusing on military affairs.
For the same reasons I'm not reporting on the Israeli genocide on Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, or the Russian genocide on Ukrainians in such cities regularly targeted like Kharkiv, I'm not reporting on Palestinian terror attacks either.
I could have added the Hezbollah strike on Sde Dov AB, from yesterday (results unknown, as usually), or the Hezbollah ambush of an IDF company in southern Lebanon, from this morning (causing 20+ casualties). Run out of space for that (there's a limit of what can be packed into a single Substack post), and that would be also 'slightly out of context' of the story presented here. I do intend to come back to both affairs in the coming days, though.
I'm overwhelmed by all of these terrible wars (also Myanmar and Sudan, which I'd would to see your analysis on those) and i'm just a physics student😅. I can't imagine what it feels for you that you are a military analyst.
Anyway, I subscribed a little ago to your substack, and even though I don't always agree with all of what you say (not of the mikitar field of course), you gave me a lot to think about, so thanks!!
But, what shall I 'update' today? That the Russians overrun Vuhledar yesterday, and the GenStab-U was so clueless about the situation there, official Kyiv continued denying the fall of the town until this morning?
That's a tragicomedy for old nuns, no professional military.
Regarding the terrorist attack by two Palestinians on Tel Aviv: 'sorry but', I've reached my physical and mental limits already 'months ago' (if not longer), and therefore I'm focusing on military affairs.
For the same reasons I'm not reporting on the Israeli genocide on Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, or the Russian genocide on Ukrainians in such cities regularly targeted like Kharkiv, I'm not reporting on Palestinian terror attacks either.
I could have added the Hezbollah strike on Sde Dov AB, from yesterday (results unknown, as usually), or the Hezbollah ambush of an IDF company in southern Lebanon, from this morning (causing 20+ casualties). Run out of space for that (there's a limit of what can be packed into a single Substack post), and that would be also 'slightly out of context' of the story presented here. I do intend to come back to both affairs in the coming days, though.
Yea, I can understand that.
I'm overwhelmed by all of these terrible wars (also Myanmar and Sudan, which I'd would to see your analysis on those) and i'm just a physics student😅. I can't imagine what it feels for you that you are a military analyst.
Anyway, I subscribed a little ago to your substack, and even though I don't always agree with all of what you say (not of the mikitar field of course), you gave me a lot to think about, so thanks!!
Please don't give up on analysis of the Russian terror inflicted on Ukraine, Tom!
Of course not.
But, what shall I 'update' today? That the Russians overrun Vuhledar yesterday, and the GenStab-U was so clueless about the situation there, official Kyiv continued denying the fall of the town until this morning?
That's a tragicomedy for old nuns, no professional military.