The War in the Ukraine
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Unfortunately Deep State UA goes into one of it's cope modes and this might be one of those occasions. Remember that Deep State UA is working with the Ukrainian defense ministry (or they will get arrested and sent to the front). Another thing about Deep State UA is that troops also look up and read online what's posted there so they can act accordingly so there's the motivation to cope. What I read instead from Russian sources is that the Ukrainian commander literally ordered the troops to not retreat and fight to the death which to me sounds like intercepted communications. The gap is less than 400 meters and that's directly covered with arms fire.
The AFU 47th Brigade was trying to relieve the gap but as you can see they are taking heavy losses on Abrams and Bradleys. It is reported they lack sufficient infantry. Third Abrams is taken out in addition to the other two. See below.
But also in many cases, Ukrainian troops do not intentionally retreat for another purpose. They are just waiting for the opportunity to surrender to the Russians and call it quits on the war.
Forbes with professional copist David Axe is reporting about this. The AFU 31st Brigade had collapsed on this sector. He referenced Butusov as the source.
Missile strike on Kramatorsk leaves some place burning.
Russian D-30 howitzer is covered by Kontakt bricks to make it Baba Yaga proof.
The Manticore unit of the Center Group has taken out an Abrams with FPV drones.
Rare Ukrainian 2S19 MSTA-S SPG gets attacked by Russian FPV drone.
Ukrainian drones are losing their efficiency according to Bild. Russian janners and other countermeasures are getting more effective.
Ukrainian landing boat gets attacked by Russian drone and a Ukrainian UAV control point in the right bank of the Dniepr gets ac accurate artillery hit.
Russian arty hit on a Ukrainian position near Konstantinovka village.
Footage of the first strike by the Russian Lancet-52 kamikaze drone on a Ukrainian 120mm M120 Rak self-propelled mortar, made in Poland. The M120 Rak self-propelled mortar has been produced since 2016 and was previously in service with the 44th separate mechanized brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. As a result of the Lancet drone strike, a fire started in the self-propelled mortar, which completely destroyed the combat vehicle; the location of the video shooting and what happened to the crew are unknown.
A major warehouse containing weapons for Ukraine was struck by an Iskander in Kramatorsk. The warehouse is the responsibility of the 56th Brigade of the AFU. Allegedly, the weapons inside the warehouse that were destroyed included one HIMARS launcher, five Grad launchers, five tanks and ten armored vehicles. The Russians could have determined these by following the vehicles to this site.
My theory is that the Russians detected and sourced tracked fired rockets using radar, either the HIMARS or the Grads, back to the launch area, where a Russian UAV went to investigate and discovered the launcher. The UAV or UAVs then followed the launcher as the launcher scooted after shooting, all the way back to it's home hanger. At this point the warehouse is discovered. Additional vehicles were discovered, tracked and identified, and with sufficient actionable information at hand, an Iskander was chosen.
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The second part of the video shows a French Caesar taken out by an Iskander. That's a lot of Iskander strikes for the week, and it's an expensive missile to expend on an SPG. One can argue despite the high expense of the missile using the Iskander saves lives. I however, am in on the opinion that once again, bloggers tend to lump every rocket attack they see as an Iskander without accounting the possibility of an alternative rocket, which is a Tornado-S.
An Abrams taken out by an FPV drone.
Another Abrams is lost this time by a Lancet.
Geran scored a jackpot as it dives and hits some facility in the port of Izmail, resulting in a tremendous explosion. Recording explosions is illegal in Ukraine, but this footage was captured by Romanians across the border. The Geran must have hit some huge munition to create the explosion.
Ukrainian T-64BV taken out in Konstantinovka village.
Gerans hit oil depot in the city of Smela, Cherkasy region.
Another bridge used for Ukrainian logistics is taken out by X-38ML.
FAB strike on a Ukrainian UAV control point in Sadove, Kherson.
While something is burning bad from a previous Geran strike, you can hear a Geran begin it's dive and it's strike on another target.
A Baba Yaga got drone dropped, taking it down. By the Siberian Association.
My theory is that the Russians detected and sourced tracked fired rockets using radar, either the HIMARS or the Grads, back to the launch area, where a Russian UAV went to investigate and discovered the launcher. The UAV or UAVs then followed the launcher as the launcher scooted after shooting, all the way back to it's home hanger. At this point the warehouse is discovered. Additional vehicles were discovered, tracked and identified, and with sufficient actionable information at hand, an Iskander was chosen.
YouTube upload version
The second part of the video shows a French Caesar taken out by an Iskander. That's a lot of Iskander strikes for the week, and it's an expensive missile to expend on an SPG. One can argue despite the high expense of the missile using the Iskander saves lives. I however, am in on the opinion that once again, bloggers tend to lump every rocket attack they see as an Iskander without accounting the possibility of an alternative rocket, which is a Tornado-S.
An Abrams taken out by an FPV drone.
Another Abrams is lost this time by a Lancet.
Geran scored a jackpot as it dives and hits some facility in the port of Izmail, resulting in a tremendous explosion. Recording explosions is illegal in Ukraine, but this footage was captured by Romanians across the border. The Geran must have hit some huge munition to create the explosion.
Ukrainian T-64BV taken out in Konstantinovka village.
Gerans hit oil depot in the city of Smela, Cherkasy region.
Another bridge used for Ukrainian logistics is taken out by X-38ML.
FAB strike on a Ukrainian UAV control point in Sadove, Kherson.
While something is burning bad from a previous Geran strike, you can hear a Geran begin it's dive and it's strike on another target.
A Baba Yaga got drone dropped, taking it down. By the Siberian Association.
Romania, a NATO member state, has started shooting down Russian drones in Ukrainian airspace. A new video shows Romanian Gepard self-propelled anti-aircraft guns shooting down Russian suicide drones across the river separating Romania from Ukraine, near Izmail. Romania was forced to act after at least one suicide drone landed 11 km deep in its territory and other drones flew in its direction.
Russia made one of the biggest attacks of the war. 45 tanks + infantry vehicles. It was a massacre. They lost at least 1/4 of the armored vehicles before they decided to retreat.
CovertCabal made a video about the MT-LB count.
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CovertCabal made a video about the MT-LB count.
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Russia produces 50-60 BMP IFVs a month. They are not going to run out of tracked infantry carriers anytime soon.
Not the "Russia is running out of xyz" meme again?
These retard idiots. If Russia can only produce 28 brand new tanks a year how come they delivered 305 T-90 tanks to Algeria?
Those tanks were delivered in three years. 2006-2008, 2012-2013.
They also made enough parts for Algeria to assemble another 203 T-90 tanks.
In between 2013-2015 they delivered 100 T-90 tanks to Azerbaijan.
Just India alone has over 1200 T-90 tanks of which 310 were either delivered whole from Russia or in knockdown kits.
If only 30 T-90 tanks can be produced a year, how come 4000 T-90 tanks were produced since 1992?
This with 9 to 5 schedules operating a single shift in peacetime. Right now the factory is working triple the hours.
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On pace to make in excess of 400 BMP-3s if we're just counting batches that have been posted on Telegram.
Russian MoD releases video of Tornado-G crew in the Dniepr Group of troops. Crew has allegedly taken out M777, FH-70 and other SPGs in missions.
Training spot of Ukrainian storm troopers near the shore of Travyansky Reservoir gets visited with FABs.
Movement of Ukrainian pickup betrays location of temporary deployment point, subsequently receives Russian artillery fire.
Another Ukrainian bridge over the Oskol River is taken out with an X-38ML.
FABs arrive at Ukrainian PVD in Serebryanka.
Artillery, Krasnopols, FABs, drones, working on Ukrainian positions in Lugansk by the 1st Tank Army.
FABs arriving on Ukrainian positions in Donetsk region.
Ukrainian ammo depot is taken out in Volchansk by the 83rd Brigade.
M777 taken out by Lancet. As usual.
L119 howitzer taken out by the 2nd Artillery Brigade.
UAV control center of the AFU 81st Brigade gets FAB'ed.
Warehouse of the AFU 81st Brigade taken out by the 7th Yuzhan Brigade.
Ukrainian howitzer taken out by FPV drone by the Vega SPN unit.
Training spot of Ukrainian storm troopers near the shore of Travyansky Reservoir gets visited with FABs.
Movement of Ukrainian pickup betrays location of temporary deployment point, subsequently receives Russian artillery fire.
Another Ukrainian bridge over the Oskol River is taken out with an X-38ML.
FABs arrive at Ukrainian PVD in Serebryanka.
Artillery, Krasnopols, FABs, drones, working on Ukrainian positions in Lugansk by the 1st Tank Army.
FABs arriving on Ukrainian positions in Donetsk region.
Ukrainian ammo depot is taken out in Volchansk by the 83rd Brigade.
M777 taken out by Lancet. As usual.
L119 howitzer taken out by the 2nd Artillery Brigade.
UAV control center of the AFU 81st Brigade gets FAB'ed.
Warehouse of the AFU 81st Brigade taken out by the 7th Yuzhan Brigade.
Ukrainian howitzer taken out by FPV drone by the Vega SPN unit.
Ukrainian hanger storage with equipment in Volchansk gets FAB'd.
More FABs arrive in Volchansk.
M113 gets finished off by a Lancet.
Ukrainian infantry concentration covered by Russian artillery in the Kharkhiv front. The infantry were tracked to their shelters and subsequently shelled.
FAB-1500 arrives on a Ukrainian held building.
The newest old rediscovered weapon is the TM-62 land mine, being repurposed as an IED grenade. Here it's thrown into another Ukrainian held dugout.
Krasnopol shot from a MSTA-B on a Ukrainian occupied shelter.
Knocking and knocked out Ukrainian tanks. T-64BVs, T-72M1, T-72AV, T-80BV, in various locations, from Pokrovsky front, Konstantinovka village, Kharkhiv region, Kherson region, Torestk and Chasiv Yar.
Lancet takes out an M198 howitzer.
FAB strike east of Siversk.
Unknown Russian UAV which appears to only have a camera and using a Kyivstar SIM card.
Fake decoy D-30 howitzers being used by the Russians.
Mi-28NM narsing Ukrainian strongholds.
Krasnogorovka seems to be gone from the Ukrainians at this point, whose remnants appear to have been ordered to withdraw to the north to avoid encirclement, according to commentaries.
More FABs arrive in Volchansk.
M113 gets finished off by a Lancet.
Ukrainian infantry concentration covered by Russian artillery in the Kharkhiv front. The infantry were tracked to their shelters and subsequently shelled.
FAB-1500 arrives on a Ukrainian held building.
The newest old rediscovered weapon is the TM-62 land mine, being repurposed as an IED grenade. Here it's thrown into another Ukrainian held dugout.
Krasnopol shot from a MSTA-B on a Ukrainian occupied shelter.
Knocking and knocked out Ukrainian tanks. T-64BVs, T-72M1, T-72AV, T-80BV, in various locations, from Pokrovsky front, Konstantinovka village, Kharkhiv region, Kherson region, Torestk and Chasiv Yar.
Lancet takes out an M198 howitzer.
FAB strike east of Siversk.
Unknown Russian UAV which appears to only have a camera and using a Kyivstar SIM card.
Fake decoy D-30 howitzers being used by the Russians.
Mi-28NM narsing Ukrainian strongholds.
Krasnogorovka seems to be gone from the Ukrainians at this point, whose remnants appear to have been ordered to withdraw to the north to avoid encirclement, according to commentaries.
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