Russians also use the Kh-69 quite a bit. I think there are a lot of inaccuracies at best and possibly just an entirely manufactured document with no basis in reality.
The War in the Ukraine
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There is a clearer video of the mess. A Russian BMP-3 tries to hit an M113 thats trying to escape, meanwhile an Ukranian MRAP and BMP-2 roll up behind the BMP-3; for some reason the BMP-2 initially fires on the MRAP but quickly stops and parks behind the BMP-3, maybe thinking it is friendly or something.
The BMP-3 turns the turret around and minces the BMP-2 and the area where the soldiers dismounted from the MRAP
Its odd because if you go to the account, it works.
Pro-Ukr accounts are trying to spin this as a Rus BMP-2 because the cannon is blocking the Delta marking used by the AFU making it look like a V due to the bad image quality, but Russian vehicles in Kursk don't tend to have any V markings.
Russians captured three villages in the Pokrovsk direction.
Ukrainian partisans burn another TCC vehicle near the Dniepr.
Roschel Senator burning in the Kursk region.
The 810rd captured another vehicle, this time a Humvee.
New version of the Turtle Tank.
The 114th Brigade has raised it's flag over Ptichye in the Pokrovsk direction.
Baba Yaga got bombed by a Russian drone.
BTR-4E burning in the Liptsy direction.
Ukrainian P-18 radar taken out by X-35U missile in the Izyum area in the Kharkhiv region.
Another RADA radar gets taken out by a Lancet. In all irony, the radar was meant for antidrone and counterbattery use.
AN/TPQ-50 radar being transported gets hit by Lancet. Seversk front, by the 2nd Artillery Brigade.
Destroyed T-64BV and BTR-4E in the Kursk region.
LMUR takes out another Ukrainian 'police department'.
Ukrainian aircraft type kamekaze drone shot down by snipers in the Seversk region.
T-90M firing at Ukrainian positions in Chasiv Yar.
Ukrainian electrical substation gets taken out. Mortar system, Starlink and UAV control point also taken out.
Ukrainian truck carrying a mortar gets intercepted by a Lancet. The attack set off the mortar's ammunition, destroying the tractor. Two tanks gets taken out by Lancet and FPV, as well as two Kozaks. All in Kursk region.
Ukrainian partisans burn another TCC vehicle near the Dniepr.
Roschel Senator burning in the Kursk region.
The 810rd captured another vehicle, this time a Humvee.
New version of the Turtle Tank.
The 114th Brigade has raised it's flag over Ptichye in the Pokrovsk direction.
Baba Yaga got bombed by a Russian drone.
BTR-4E burning in the Liptsy direction.
Ukrainian P-18 radar taken out by X-35U missile in the Izyum area in the Kharkhiv region.
Another RADA radar gets taken out by a Lancet. In all irony, the radar was meant for antidrone and counterbattery use.
AN/TPQ-50 radar being transported gets hit by Lancet. Seversk front, by the 2nd Artillery Brigade.
Destroyed T-64BV and BTR-4E in the Kursk region.
LMUR takes out another Ukrainian 'police department'.
Ukrainian aircraft type kamekaze drone shot down by snipers in the Seversk region.
T-90M firing at Ukrainian positions in Chasiv Yar.
Ukrainian electrical substation gets taken out. Mortar system, Starlink and UAV control point also taken out.
Ukrainian truck carrying a mortar gets intercepted by a Lancet. The attack set off the mortar's ammunition, destroying the tractor. Two tanks gets taken out by Lancet and FPV, as well as two Kozaks. All in Kursk region.
Yeah.. i'm kinda suspect Ukraine's own AD Failure with their 5V55 missiles and Buk's are attributed to Russians. Afterall it's hard to differentiate Russians and Ukrainian S-300 missiles.
A series of strikes by X-38ML missile, one I previously posted, all happened in Kherson.
A hideout of Ukrainian troops gets hit by the missile.
Storage and repair of boat equipment, as well as what might be a barracks, gets hit. This might be a site used by Ukrainian commandos. I think the munitions stored in the warehouse went off with the hit.
Location of Ukrainian UAV group, hit by missile.
However I am leaning that Strike #1 and #2 were actually by LMUR (X-39). House destruction tends to be given to this missile, while bigger buildings and infrastructure are given to the X-38, as in Strike #2. Strike #1 and #3 might be both UAV control teams with the house used to store drones and explosives for assembly into FPV drones. The missiles strike may have set off the munitions meant to be attached to the FPV drones.
A hideout of Ukrainian troops gets hit by the missile.
Storage and repair of boat equipment, as well as what might be a barracks, gets hit. This might be a site used by Ukrainian commandos. I think the munitions stored in the warehouse went off with the hit.
Location of Ukrainian UAV group, hit by missile.
However I am leaning that Strike #1 and #2 were actually by LMUR (X-39). House destruction tends to be given to this missile, while bigger buildings and infrastructure are given to the X-38, as in Strike #2. Strike #1 and #3 might be both UAV control teams with the house used to store drones and explosives for assembly into FPV drones. The missiles strike may have set off the munitions meant to be attached to the FPV drones.
Anyway, S-300 and S-400 are way too valuable to use like cheap ballistic missiles...they have too many of their own targets to hunt. Probably rushing to make enough of them to replenish their defenses.
What is going on with the War?
Based on the media reports, Ukraine keeps attacking Russia at the moment. Whether its ground assaults, missiles or mass drone assault. How come Ukraine has so much attack potential compared to Russia? I thought Russia was supposed to do a summer offensive, but that never happened. Instead its Ukraine doing 2 offensives inside Russia now. Is Russia losing to Ukraine?
Based on the media reports, Ukraine keeps attacking Russia at the moment. Whether its ground assaults, missiles or mass drone assault. How come Ukraine has so much attack potential compared to Russia? I thought Russia was supposed to do a summer offensive, but that never happened. Instead its Ukraine doing 2 offensives inside Russia now. Is Russia losing to Ukraine?
Well. Since the guaranteed lifetime of the missiles are only about 10-20 Years. There could be large stocks of unexpended but expired missiles. The Russians usually use them for training which, well some resulted with famous missiles failed to ignite incidents.
Russians can use these stocks as the giant GMLRS against ground targets if they want.