The War in the Ukraine
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If an hundreds tons ammo dump explode... it explode... That emplacement was probably full and detonated. Some were empty some just burned.
That was a good hit, we have seen these soviet ammo dump explode throughout the conflict on both sides. If they still contain that amount of stuff, they are clearly not out of ammo.
I wonder if this will have any material impact on Russian forces in the days, weeks or months to come? Will they have to slow operations or do they have enough supplies elsewhere that can be moved quickly into position?
Ugledar burning as the battle commences. Aviation, artillery and MLRS strikes abound.
Glide bombs hit Ukrainian vehicle hangers in the Kherson region.
Russians already in the high rise block of Ugledar. There's already footage of prisoners and surrenderees.
Russians advance in the Kurakhovsky direction.
Ukrainian T-64 tanks hit by Lancet in the Krasnoliman direction.
Russian flag over Yuzhnodonbasskaya no. 3 mine.
FAB arrivals on forests, where Ukrainian forces are hiding.
Another Bradley found destroyed on the road.
Locations of M142 and M270 kills in the Sumy region. 15 alone in one sector.
Ukrainian IMR-2 demining mache taken out with an X-UAV ATGM from an Orion (Pacer) UAV. Kursk region.
Glide bombs hit Ukrainian vehicle hangers in the Kherson region.
Russians already in the high rise block of Ugledar. There's already footage of prisoners and surrenderees.
Russians advance in the Kurakhovsky direction.
Ukrainian T-64 tanks hit by Lancet in the Krasnoliman direction.
Russian flag over Yuzhnodonbasskaya no. 3 mine.
FAB arrivals on forests, where Ukrainian forces are hiding.
Another Bradley found destroyed on the road.
Locations of M142 and M270 kills in the Sumy region. 15 alone in one sector.
Ukrainian IMR-2 demining mache taken out with an X-UAV ATGM from an Orion (Pacer) UAV. Kursk region.
Unlike what some people claimed the new storage facilities did not all simultaneously fail though. The old storage facilities were all blown up. But in the new storage facilities only those buildings that were directly hit were destroyed.
I guess that guy under investigation in Russia who was responsible for building the new facilities can breathe a bit better after this.
Maxxpro hit a mine in Toretsk.
Another Kozak-7 captured in Kursk.
Number of shells sent to Ukraine detonated prematurely, resulting in injury and knocking out artillery systems. Some shells from the Czech Republic had detonators dating to WW2.
Ostroe captured by Russian forces, advance to Kurakhovo continues.
Battle of Ugledar.
Vehicular porn only. Ukrainian BMP-1TS, modernized BMP Ukrainian style in the Pokrovsk sector.
Vehicular porn only. Russian BMR-3R Vepr in the front, demining.
Ukrainian barracks and warehouses in Zaporozhye hit by the new extended range glide FABs.
New Russian drone spotted. Heavy FPV quadcopter drone with a launcher spewing grenades or rockets.
Zaluzny's most faithful aide killed when missile struck his hotel. I wonder why he is living off in a hotel when soldiers are fighting in muddy trenches.
This tank is done. Lancet hits another Ukrainian T-64BV near Neveskoe which is now captured by the Russians.
Vehicle porn. Combat training of BMPT Terminators with Group Center of forces.
Denis Pushilin reported the official capture of Ukrainsk.
Also to add the Russians have captured Ostroe and Grigorovka.
Russian artillery shelling Ugledar.
ISW reports that Ugledar is strategically useless. This is code word for we're going to lose it.
Forbes writes that the 72nd Brigade has begun retreating from Ugledar. If they had any sense, they should have retreated before.
Ugledar is now in operational encirclement.
Russians have retreated from the Volchansk aggregate plant now that it's completely in ruins. Then they bombed the hell out of it as Ukrainians rushed to occupy it.
M113 abandoned and ditched in a bomb crater. It has ambulance markings.
A member of the 155th Guards Marine Brigade poses with an abandoned Humvee.
Vehicle porn. Humvee with drone cages and a mine trawl.
Vehicle porn. 120mm Nona-SVK self propelled mortar-gun.
Another Kozak-7 captured in Kursk.
Number of shells sent to Ukraine detonated prematurely, resulting in injury and knocking out artillery systems. Some shells from the Czech Republic had detonators dating to WW2.
Ostroe captured by Russian forces, advance to Kurakhovo continues.
Battle of Ugledar.
Vehicular porn only. Ukrainian BMP-1TS, modernized BMP Ukrainian style in the Pokrovsk sector.
Vehicular porn only. Russian BMR-3R Vepr in the front, demining.
Ukrainian barracks and warehouses in Zaporozhye hit by the new extended range glide FABs.
New Russian drone spotted. Heavy FPV quadcopter drone with a launcher spewing grenades or rockets.
Zaluzny's most faithful aide killed when missile struck his hotel. I wonder why he is living off in a hotel when soldiers are fighting in muddy trenches.
This tank is done. Lancet hits another Ukrainian T-64BV near Neveskoe which is now captured by the Russians.
Vehicle porn. Combat training of BMPT Terminators with Group Center of forces.
Denis Pushilin reported the official capture of Ukrainsk.
Also to add the Russians have captured Ostroe and Grigorovka.
Russian artillery shelling Ugledar.
ISW reports that Ugledar is strategically useless. This is code word for we're going to lose it.
Forbes writes that the 72nd Brigade has begun retreating from Ugledar. If they had any sense, they should have retreated before.
Ugledar is now in operational encirclement.
Russians have retreated from the Volchansk aggregate plant now that it's completely in ruins. Then they bombed the hell out of it as Ukrainians rushed to occupy it.
M113 abandoned and ditched in a bomb crater. It has ambulance markings.
A member of the 155th Guards Marine Brigade poses with an abandoned Humvee.
Vehicle porn. Humvee with drone cages and a mine trawl.
Vehicle porn. 120mm Nona-SVK self propelled mortar-gun.
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Russia's ammo depot network its quite extensive. Also, recent satellite images seem to suggest one of the attacked depots already back in service at least partially
Seems the Ukranians might pull out of Ugledar, Toretsk and Selydove
According to a former Ukranian MP, losses exceed 500,000 people
Another account claims around +600.000 dead and +600.000 wounded but no idea who this guy is so take it with a bag of salt
I'm sure that in February 2023, the feeling towards the city was very different.
The Toropets ammunition depot has been known to Western intelligence since the 1960s, as can be seen in this report. It is no surprise that Ukraine was able to successfully attack it, whether with drones or missiles, but it was a great loss for Russia. The depot has recently undergone an expansion, monitored by US satellites. According to Ukrainian reports, this expansion was intended to store missiles. The damage caused by the Ukrainian attack was significant and could have an impact on both Russia's ability to conduct long-range strikes and its field artillery fire.
