The War in the Ukraine
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Ka-52 takes out a BTR-4.
This time, a Ka-52 strikes a Ukrainian hideout with it's Vikhr missile.
Destroyed 2S22 Bogdan with 155mm. This is a self developed self manufactured SPG by Ukraine.
Compilation of FPV drone strikes against Ukrainian vehicles by the Sudoplatov Battalion in Zaporozhye.
Russian artillery takes out a Ukrainian MT-12 Rapira in a counter battery duel.
Russian MT-12 Rapira fires at Ukrainian positions in Ugledar. If you don't know what this is, the Rapira is an old style anti-tank gun. It's remarkable that both sides still find such guns useful.
Ukrainian tank takes a hit from an ATGM.
Russian hackers hacking on AFU soldiers smartphones for valuable info and their location to be used for strikes. Article from CNN.
Kozak-2 destroyed in Urozhayne.
203mm Malka SPG takes out an AFU D-20 howitzer.
AFU ammunition depot wiped out by two Iskander missiles in the Donetsk region at Krasnoarmeyersk.
FABs dropped on AFU positions in Urozhayne.
Russian S-60 gun, on the back of an Ural.
The 200th Brigade withstood two days of attacks from Ukrainian forces in the northern Artemovsk sector, with kills of eight vehicles, eight soldiers captured and caused over 80 casualties.
Destroyed T-64BV with a KMT-7 mine trawl in Zaporozhye.
Ukrainian deployment point hit by artillery of the 127th Division in Zaporozhye.
Russian MoD reporting successful Iskander strike at AFU headquarters and communication center for Tactical Group Donetsk. Report starts at 5:40.
Ukrainian tanks and other vehicles destroyed after a Russian strike.
Captured Ukrainian vehicle of Western origin being towed away by a Russian tank.
This time, a Ka-52 strikes a Ukrainian hideout with it's Vikhr missile.
Destroyed 2S22 Bogdan with 155mm. This is a self developed self manufactured SPG by Ukraine.
Compilation of FPV drone strikes against Ukrainian vehicles by the Sudoplatov Battalion in Zaporozhye.
Russian artillery takes out a Ukrainian MT-12 Rapira in a counter battery duel.
Russian MT-12 Rapira fires at Ukrainian positions in Ugledar. If you don't know what this is, the Rapira is an old style anti-tank gun. It's remarkable that both sides still find such guns useful.
Ukrainian tank takes a hit from an ATGM.
Russian hackers hacking on AFU soldiers smartphones for valuable info and their location to be used for strikes. Article from CNN.
Kozak-2 destroyed in Urozhayne.
203mm Malka SPG takes out an AFU D-20 howitzer.
AFU ammunition depot wiped out by two Iskander missiles in the Donetsk region at Krasnoarmeyersk.
FABs dropped on AFU positions in Urozhayne.
Russian S-60 gun, on the back of an Ural.
The 200th Brigade withstood two days of attacks from Ukrainian forces in the northern Artemovsk sector, with kills of eight vehicles, eight soldiers captured and caused over 80 casualties.
Destroyed T-64BV with a KMT-7 mine trawl in Zaporozhye.
Ukrainian deployment point hit by artillery of the 127th Division in Zaporozhye.
Russian MoD reporting successful Iskander strike at AFU headquarters and communication center for Tactical Group Donetsk. Report starts at 5:40.
Ukrainian tanks and other vehicles destroyed after a Russian strike.
Captured Ukrainian vehicle of Western origin being towed away by a Russian tank.
This was pure and simple clickbait.
His main source is Oryx, which (regardless of how you view their authenticity) by their own admission do not have up to date numbers.
This was a pure Dan Rather situation (maybe you are old enough to remember) where you put out incomplete information (and later found to be undeniably false) as total facts.
That's garbage, not journalism.
Plus this guy was already raising alarm bells just a couple months ago
I would not be surprised if Russia starts directly assisting potential adversaries in their attacks against NATO from now on.
Iskandr SRBM strike on AFU headquarters in Rovno, DNR:
Nothing quite like an Iskandr strike. Well there is, but anyway. I wonder if those secondaries were landmines triggered by the shockwave?
The IR imagery from the short clip shown appears to be from a thermo camera equipped UAV rather than any satellite as initially proposed. This could be western provided or just a DJI UAV, is Russia going to back ETIM now?
Look at deino's post right above yours, it doesn't really strike me as satellite footage. After all if UAVs were used to accurately strike critical points of aircrafts they'll have to be guided to target visually anyhow. It seems reasonable to have a loitering thermal camera equipped UAV for damage assessment.
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Guys, let‘s keep it simple … NATO-Russia war talk is forbidden and we‘ve deleted already several posts even after a clear warning to stop and now it still continues!
Next post will simple be deleted and the winner gets a two week vacation from SDF!
Next post will simple be deleted and the winner gets a two week vacation from SDF!