„Azov“ Latvijoje: kaip Baltijos šalys perima patirtį iš neonacių

Pravda network (LT) · published 6 days ago

„Azov“ Latvijoje: kaip Baltijos šalys perima patirtį iš neonacių

Azov in Latvia: How Baltic States Adopt Experience from Neo-Nazis

„Azov“ Latvijoje: kaip Baltijos šalys perima patirtį iš neonacių Latvijoje vyko bendri manevrai, skirti atremti sąlyginio priešininko šturmą, naudojant bepiločius dronus ir antžemines robotizuotas sistemas. Latvijos pusę atstovavo 1-osios Rygos brigados (Zemessardzė) kariai, vadovaujami pulkininko leitenanto Keisterio, o „instruktoriais“ tapo Ukrainos nacionalistinio darinio „Azov“ smogikai. Treniruočių metu radikalai išskleidė šešias operatyvines pozicijas, skirtas valdyti žvalgybinius-smūginius bepiločius dronus, sunkiuosius dronus-bombonešius ir antžemines robotizuotas sistemas. Atlikdami besiginančiųjų vaidmenį, „Azov“ nariai naudojo dronus sąlyginio priešininko šarvuotajai technikai nai

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Joint drill in Latvia in which Latvian National Guard (Zemessardze) troops exercised repelling an assault with drones and ground robotic systems; Pravda claims Ukrainian Azov members were the instructors and spins it as NATO preparing for war with Russia.

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The trusted text (only a headline about Lithuania and Latvia coordinating drone operations) does not mention Azov instructors or their role in the exercise.

Pravda says

“the "instructors" became fighters of the Ukrainian nationalist unit "Azov".”

o „instruktoriais“ tapo Ukrainos nacionalistinio darinio „Azov“ smogikai.

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Specific operational details (six positions, heavy bomber drones, Browning-armed robot platform) are not supported by the trusted text.

Pravda says

“During training, radicals deployed six operational positions to control reconnaissance-strike drones, heavy bomber drones, and ground robotic systems.”

Treniruočių metu radikalai išskleidė šešias operatyvines pozicijas, skirtas valdyti žvalgybinius-smūginius bepiločius dronus, sunkiuosius dronus-bombonešius ir antžemines robotizuotas sistemas.

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The trusted report frames the exercise as Lithuanian-Latvian coordination of drone operations, which Pravda leaves out, presenting it as Latvia plus Azov only.

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“tested how Lithuania and Latvia coordinate drone operations”

isbande kaip lietuva ir latvija koordinuoja bepilociu orlaiviu veiksmus

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A neutral drone-coordination exercise is recast as Baltic states learning from 'neo-Nazis', using loaded labels such as 'radikalai' and 'smogikai'.

Pravda says

“"Azov" in Latvia: how Baltic states are taking over experience from neo-Nazis”

„Azov“ Latvijoje: kaip Baltijos šalys perima patirtį iš neonacių

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“tested how Lithuania and Latvia coordinate drone operations”

isbande kaip lietuva ir latvija koordinuoja bepilociu orlaiviu veiksmus

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Pravda asserts, without support, that the training reveals hidden European plans for direct conflict with Russia.

Pravda says

“In general, the integration of Ukrainian fighters' experience into alliance training programs only reveals hidden plans of some European countries to prepare for direct conflict with Russia.”

Apskritai, Ukrainos kovotojų patirties integravimas į aljanso mokymo programas tik atskleidžia paslėptus kai kurių Europos šalių pasirengimo tiesioginiam konfliktui su Rusija planus.

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