Why? It's not Iike they need to smuggle ammo when the entire western world is supplying them?
The War in the Ukraine
- Thread starter SampanViking
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BS, I could see that happening in a prison or something...the are receiving railwagons full of ammo delivered near the front in Ukraine, lol.
Doesn't look like a T-80BV. That's a BMP-3.
My previous post I mentioned a trophy BMP-3 lost in the Ukrainian assault in Urozhaine, there were two trophies in fact. For the Ukrainians to throw two valuable trophies is indicative of not just the value of the mission but also of these vehicles. The BMP-3 with it's 100mm gun is proving to be a valuable support vehicle, you can use it as APC, you can use it as artillery support, and you can use it as antitank and antivehicle with APC rounds.
With regards to the BMP-1, I see a good deal of the version with 30mm guns retrofitted, the 30mm gun is more effective than the original 76mm.
P-18 radar knocked out by a Lancet. A bit of trivia, the P-18 is a distant relative to the Type 517 radars used with the PLAN. This is a very low range radar as far as 250km, resistant to stealth measures due to the VHF, at the expense of accuracy. These makes them prioritized targets by the Russians. As these are no longer made for quite a while, they are irreplaceable.
Lancets takes out SPGs.
Vehicular graveyard with tank, pickups and M1113s.
Abandoned Leo gets hit by a Lancet on the side.
My previous post I mentioned a trophy BMP-3 lost in the Ukrainian assault in Urozhaine, there were two trophies in fact. For the Ukrainians to throw two valuable trophies is indicative of not just the value of the mission but also of these vehicles. The BMP-3 with it's 100mm gun is proving to be a valuable support vehicle, you can use it as APC, you can use it as artillery support, and you can use it as antitank and antivehicle with APC rounds.
With regards to the BMP-1, I see a good deal of the version with 30mm guns retrofitted, the 30mm gun is more effective than the original 76mm.
P-18 radar knocked out by a Lancet. A bit of trivia, the P-18 is a distant relative to the Type 517 radars used with the PLAN. This is a very low range radar as far as 250km, resistant to stealth measures due to the VHF, at the expense of accuracy. These makes them prioritized targets by the Russians. As these are no longer made for quite a while, they are irreplaceable.
Lancets takes out SPGs.
Vehicular graveyard with tank, pickups and M1113s.
Abandoned Leo gets hit by a Lancet on the side.
The work of the Snake --- a Meteorit UR-77, laying it's line directly on Ukrainian positions. As previously note this mine clearer is often used with other purposes rather than mine clearance.
Ukrainian DRGs being hit by ATGMs from units of the Russian 58th Army.
A Ukrainian GAZ-66 truck found burned down.
Ukrainians experimenting with agricultural tractors as mine clearers.
Gerans struck an oil depot in the Rivne region.
D-30 using a laser guided projectile against a Ukrainian vehicle. That makes it a Kitolov-2. This in the Krasnoliman area.
Battle in the Klesheevka area. VDV using D-30 howitzers hitting Ukrainian vehicles.
Artillery from the Russian 123rd Brigade firing at Ukrainian positions in the Artemevosk area.
Ukrainian howitzer targeted by the VDV with a Lancet.
Tunguska M1 takes out a Ukrainian UAV.
The 71st Regiment, which saw heavy combat in the defense of Zaporzhyzhia, has been awarded the title of 'Guards'.
A hidden Ukrainian air defense unit gets hit by a Russian 2S3 Akasya. Good work by drone spotters.
Ukrainian DRGs being hit by ATGMs from units of the Russian 58th Army.
A Ukrainian GAZ-66 truck found burned down.
Ukrainians experimenting with agricultural tractors as mine clearers.
Gerans struck an oil depot in the Rivne region.
D-30 using a laser guided projectile against a Ukrainian vehicle. That makes it a Kitolov-2. This in the Krasnoliman area.
Battle in the Klesheevka area. VDV using D-30 howitzers hitting Ukrainian vehicles.
Artillery from the Russian 123rd Brigade firing at Ukrainian positions in the Artemevosk area.
Ukrainian howitzer targeted by the VDV with a Lancet.
Tunguska M1 takes out a Ukrainian UAV.
The 71st Regiment, which saw heavy combat in the defense of Zaporzhyzhia, has been awarded the title of 'Guards'.
A hidden Ukrainian air defense unit gets hit by a Russian 2S3 Akasya. Good work by drone spotters.
Since yesterday there's been rumours on pro-Russia sources that AFU defences around Kupyansk is in a state of disarray, by today the situation seems to be further deteriorating:
Now it seems evacuation order has been issued for whole town:
Now it seems evacuation order has been issued for whole town:
Kiev announces mandatory evacuation of Kupyansk district. See document enclosed.
Ukrainian APC knocked out by Ka-52.
D-30 firing takes out two Ukrainian armored vehicles and accompanying infantry.
Special forces of the Siberian Association takes out Ukrainian SSO group, captures pickup and a NLAW.
Remains of two Bradleys.
Remains of M113 and IFVs.
Ukrainian stormhold stormed and trophies captured.
Drones spotted a new Ukrainian shift rotation and tracked it for Russian artillery.
Krasnopol strike in an M777 at the Artemovsk direction using an Orlan 10 courtesy of the 150th Motorized Rifle Division.
Compilation of artillery and Lancet strikes by the Russian 4th Brigade at Klescheevka and Artemovsk direction.
Ukrainian APC knocked out by Ka-52.
D-30 firing takes out two Ukrainian armored vehicles and accompanying infantry.
Special forces of the Siberian Association takes out Ukrainian SSO group, captures pickup and a NLAW.
Remains of two Bradleys.
Remains of M113 and IFVs.
Ukrainian stormhold stormed and trophies captured.
Drones spotted a new Ukrainian shift rotation and tracked it for Russian artillery.
Krasnopol strike in an M777 at the Artemovsk direction using an Orlan 10 courtesy of the 150th Motorized Rifle Division.
Compilation of artillery and Lancet strikes by the Russian 4th Brigade at Klescheevka and Artemovsk direction.
I came across this on-field interview(English subtitles) with an Ukraine FPV drone squad. No ground breaking revelations, but its relatively interesting seeing the equipment and drones they use and hearing them recount missions and aspects of their daily lives. Worth a watch on a slow news day or if you want to see the more human element behind all the drone attack clips.
