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How did it happen?
The War in the Ukraine
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How did it happen?
Best guess is they get too close to be able to use the gun on such a small target and either the explosion itself or the debris takes them out. They have lost two MiG-29's trying to shoot Gerans as well.
There's also the Gerans with an R-60 mounted forward, or a Verba mounted backward.
Footage of Russian Geran-2 kamikaze drone strikes on a Ukrainian gas processing plant in Mala Pavlivka, Sumy Oblast, Ukraine.
A second Geran-2 drone strike was carried out on a Ukrainian fuel storage facility in the village of Kachanovo, Poltava Oblast, Ukraine. The Russian army used Geran-2 drones, which were directly controlled by operators, for the strikes.
A second Geran-2 drone strike was carried out on a Ukrainian fuel storage facility in the village of Kachanovo, Poltava Oblast, Ukraine. The Russian army used Geran-2 drones, which were directly controlled by operators, for the strikes.
Now I understand China. I won´t pick up the phone either if is this woman.
It seems USSR didn't manage to elevate them to sapience after all.
She is from Estonia. Either way delusional
RuAF 305th Guards Artillery Brigade working on AFU positions in the Group Vostok area of responsibility. Lots of Krasnopol work, they make short work of fortifications and the shells would drive down into the trenchs. MLRS reserved for forest areas with hidden dispersed positions.
Correct me if I'm not mistaken but Russian separated artillery brigades can utilize Hyacinth, MSTA, M-46 and D-74, along with Malva, Hyacinth-K, Malka and Psion, while artillery regiments attached to divisions use MSTA, D-20 and D-30, Akasya and Gvozdika.
Correct me if I'm not mistaken but Russian separated artillery brigades can utilize Hyacinth, MSTA, M-46 and D-74, along with Malva, Hyacinth-K, Malka and Psion, while artillery regiments attached to divisions use MSTA, D-20 and D-30, Akasya and Gvozdika.
Footage of a Russian Lancet-51 kamikaze drone strike on a Ukrainian Caesar 155mm wheeled self-propelled howitzer. The Caesar is mounted on a Tatra T815 chassis. Denmark ordered these self-propelled howitzers from France in 2017. The Caesars were delayed for a long time while defects were being corrected. Denmark subsequently transferred the Caesars to Ukraine. The Ukrainian Caesar was damaged as a result of the Lancet-51 drone strike. The video was filmed in the Zaporizhzhia region.