This is beyond unbelievable that people are seriously considering the russian missile and artillery munition stocks were compromised by this attack. Sometimes i seriously consider if people are looking at news critically and not consuming propaganda.
Storage for Soviet era Grad, Uragan and Smerch stocks, along with Tochka-U, which the Russians were not using. Russians appear preferring to use fresh Iranian and DPRK MLRS stocks as well as the newer ones of their own, as they have a much lower defect rate or they'll blow up the launcher. The stuff the Russians would actually use would be in much smaller but highly distributed and decentralized nodes closer to the front, not nearly 600km in the front in the Baltics. I don't think much about it. It's going to pass like one of those propaganda blows where it sounds serious, but quickly passes into oblivion with zero effects on the battlefield short and long term.
ODAB-1500 hit on a Ukrainian PVD. Allegedly 40 killed and 5 vehicles destroyed.
Buildings occupied by Ukrainian troops struck by FABs in Kherson.
Ukrainian crew on a CV-90 tried to make a break for it to the Russian lines to surrender to the Russians but was hit by an ATGM from their own side. This happened in the Kursk region. The CV-90 was hanging a white flag.
US unimpressed with Zelensky's victory plan.
UN hall more than half empty during Zelensky's speech. The same hall would be full however when someone is condemning the Israelis for their attacks on Gaza and Lebanon.
RM-70 taken out with a missile attack on its hanger, likely an Orion attack. I believe RM-70 Vampires are modernized Grad systems with programmable GPS guidance, which can be problematic to the Russians if allowed to live. As seen here, MLRS systems betray their locations to UAVs by firing their rockets. The MLRS was taken out near Kharkhiv. RM-70s in this area have been blamed for civilian shelling on Belgorod, so the Russians consider this their personal revenge.
Times headline that the UK has nothing more to give to Ukraine. Empty stockpiles are likely the excuse for what is an increasing domestic and political reluctance to support Ukraine in the UK.
On top of refusing NATO entry to Ukraine, Zelensky's plans were shut down utterly.
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