Footage of a Ukrainian M1126 Stryker armored personnel carrier being destroyed by Russian Knyaz Vandal Novgorodsky FPV drones and Lancet drones. The APC was spotted by a Knyaz Veshchy Oleg reconnaissance drone. In this case, the M1126 Stryker is reinforced with homemade "Mangal"-type slat armor and netting. The M1126 Stryker attempted to escape but was hit by several drones. The video was filmed in the village of Gavrylivka in the Dnipropetrovsk region of Ukraine. The M1126 Stryker armored personnel carrier has been produced in the United States since 2003. It is based on the Canadian LAV III armored personnel carrier, a highly modernized version of the Swiss Piranha III 8x8 armored personnel carrier.
The War in the Ukraine
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Russians destroyed a legendary Ukrainian film studio, and Ukrainian media complains of irreplaceable props lost, then inadvertently proves that the site was assembling long range FP-1/2 drones.
Knowing their error the site has since retracted the image but the internet remembers.
Ukrainian Su-24M down. Two crew members lost. The type is used to deliver SCALP or Storm Shadow missiles.
Knowing their error the site has since retracted the image but the internet remembers.
Ukrainian Su-24M down. Two crew members lost. The type is used to deliver SCALP or Storm Shadow missiles.
This war has gone on for too long. I am getting so bored without a result. Guys what are your predictions, will Russia overtake and get a major victory. Will they have to reluctantly sign for peace, maybe even losing crimea etc? I hope something changes soon, this isn't good for anyone, this endless thugging it out
Footage of Russian X-39 LMUR missiles being used during combat operations in Ukraine. In the video, an M-28 helicopter uses X-39 missiles to attack buildings housing Ukrainian service members and drone operators of the 77th Separate Airmobile Brigade. The X-39 missile attack took place in the village of Senkove in the Kharkiv region.
I believe this is the same tank.
Its a slow grind indeed but if it go to collapse after a standing frontline, the rest of Ukraine will be less damaged. Good for both sides if theres a peace deal for Ukraine or a takeover for Russia.
I want Russia to win for selfish reasons. The wheel of fortune does not stand still. What if some point in America's future we are at some disadvantage. In a case like this I don't want China or some other power destabilizing us and trying to regime change us via neighboring proxies. I just can't understand how some groups on the left and right are so oblivious to any goings on prior to this war.
Russia faces the same problem US faces with Iran, that is, it bit off more than it could chew.
Russia is more powerful than Ukraine on paper and has more resources. But it does not have the political will and stomach to actually make those sacrifices. If Russia for example mobilized 4 million troops, Reoriented their entire economy towards war production and produced like millions of drones per year, they can get a decisive victory over Ukraine.
But Russia will not and likely cannot do that without a massive popular backlash. So, they are grinding on, with small trickle of recruitment and trickle of military production and this is the result, a stalemate that is getting worse over time.
However, unlike US which can withdraw from the middle-east and still stay fine, Russia cannot give up on Ukraine due to the massive shared border and also cultural and historical aspects.
I think this war simply has no choice but to keep going for years and years.